Dalimtar home stay

We reached Prabhats home to a very nice and warm welcome. His dad, mom, sister and brother in law were all there with garlands. 

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Every one made a bee line to the view point.. not as much to enjoy the view than to get some 4G access so that they could talk with their families and post the pics. 
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Evening bonfire went on for more than a couple of hours while Prabhat’s father regaled is with local stories. Place is worth visiting with family

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