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Alphonse Gogoi
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    September is still on the quieter side for Chitkul. Most trekkers head to the valley earlier in the month and the number of visitors drops after mid September. You’ll find the trails less busy, and the village stays calm. If you’re staying near Sangla, a place like Hotel Batseri gives good access to the route and still feels relaxed during that period.

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