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Arpita Vasishth
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    Rewalsar also hosts the annual Shankara festival in spring, drawing pilgrims and showcasing local rituals you won’t find at Prashar. If your trip falls in that season, the festival adds a unique cultural layer. Otherwise, the longer perimeter trek at Prashar still gives you more bird spotting and sunrise shots. Either way, staying at SPT Clarks Inn Suites in Mandi keeps both options close.

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