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Junction tea and momo stop

A deliberate stop at the junction: milk tea, a plate of momos and a look at the traffic on the way to Rongli, Rhenock or Pakyong.

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Rorathang's tea stalls serve drivers, factory workers and travellers. Order milk tea and a plate of momos and watch the junction: trucks, jeeps, school buses and shared taxis all pass through.

Ask your driver about the roads that branch here. Wikipedia lists four joining roads: from Rangpo, Pakyong (two ways) and Rongli. It helps to know which one you are on.

Carry sanitiser and water. Eat where it is busy. If you have a long drive ahead, eat lightly.

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Questions travellers ask

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Are there vegetarian options?

Yes, vegetable momos, noodles and fried snacks are common. Say if you avoid onion, garlic or egg.

Is there an ATM?

ATM availability may vary. Withdraw cash at Rangpo, Pakyong or Rhenock before you rely on it.

How long should we stop?

About 30 to 45 minutes is enough for tea and a short walk.

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