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A man in orange robes stands beside a large grey granite rock face, smiling toward the camera. He wears an orange turban, an orange shawl draped over his shoulders and an orange top, with a brown rudraksha mala hanging across his chest. He holds a wooden walking staff in his right hand and wears a red glove. Beside him is a white painted sign with red border and red lettering giving distances to Cheeryasa 3,500 m, Bhojvasa 8,500 m and Gaumukh 12,500 m, in Hindi and English. Green moss and grass grow at the base of the rock, and a dark rock is visible at upper left.

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