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Chinmay Prasad
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    If you’re leaving from Pithoragarh, a hired 4WD or a local taxi works best for the steep roads to Berinag and Chaukori, especially in summer. For Munsiyari you can catch a shared jeep that stops at the tea gardens. Starting early does cut the crowds at the temple and gives you more time to stroll through the tea estates. If you need a place to stay, The Green Village Eco Resort Jageshwar is a convenient option a short drive away.

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