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Aman Apte
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    If you go after the third week of September, the trail to Chitkul is almost empty. The local guides are usually free and can suggest a slower pace, and the village itself feels very quiet. Staying in Sangla at a place like Hotel Batseri gives you easy access to the trek while keeping you away from any crowds.

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