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Annette Chitre
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    If you go after the third week of September, the trail is very light. The guides are often free to walk at a relaxed pace and you’ll see only a handful of trekkers near the village. Staying at Hotel Batseri in Sangla gives you easy access and a quiet base while the area stays calm.

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