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Nestled directly at the foot of Mount Haramukh and fed by the melting snout of the Haramukh Glacier. Known historically as Kalodaka, it drains via the Wangath Nallah into the Sind River and sits just 1.5 km south of Gangabal Lake.
Nestled directly at the foot of Mount Haramukh and fed by the melting snout of the Haramukh Glacier. Known historically as Kalodaka, it drains via the Wangath Nallah into the Sind River and sits just 1.5 km south of Gangabal Lake.
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