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Garhwal · Western Himalaya & Trans-Himalaya
Thali meals beside the Ganga, and a costumed doorman with a painted face and a topknot
The family business split, and two adjacent restaurants of the same name now sit side by side, each with its own Chotiwala at the door. Locals will tell you which one is which.
Home-made jams, marmalade, peanut butter and cheese
A one-room shop on the Landour chakkar, run by the same family for generations, and the reason a certain kind of visitor climbs the last kilometre on foot.
Books, and Ruskin Bond, who has signed them here on Saturday afternoons for decades
One of the few bookshops in India where the queue is for the author rather than the stock.
Bakery, confectionery and cakes in the old Doon manner
A Rajpur Road institution from the era when Dehradun was a retirement town rather than a construction site.
Hand-spun wool, thulma and pankhi blankets, and high-altitude herbs
The stalls at the last village below the Mana pass are the retail remnant of a trans-Himalayan trade that ended in the early 1960s. Buy from the weaving cooperatives rather than from the roadside stacks of mill wool.
Doko carrying baskets, grain bins, mats and lidded containers in dwarf hill bamboo
Sold as working equipment rather than as craft, which is why the prices are low and the quality is high.
Pilgrim registration, rest houses and route information for the Char Dham
Not a shop, but the practical first stop. Registration for the Char Dham is compulsory and the seasonal quotas and health checks are administered here.
Garhwal की मशहूर दुकानें, बाज़ार और कारख़ाने, और हर एक किस चीज़ के लिए जाना जाता है। (7)