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Akash Chaudhari
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    You could start around 5 am from Nahan, hit the sanctuary by 6:30, spend the next three hours exploring the lake and watching the deer, then leave by 9:30. The 10 km drive to Jataun Shiv Temple takes about 20 minutes, so you’ll arrive before noon, have a quick visit, and head back by mid afternoon. If you want a break after the temple, the Chillaru Spa & Resort in Solan is a short detour and offers a nice place to unwind.

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