Sacred-facing stretch louder while the tourist lake stretch feels quieter late - slide or stay
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Callum Brodie•213 rep8
Sacred-facing stretch sounds louder while the tourist lake stretch feels quieter this late. Slide toward the louder side, or stay put on the quieter tourist curb. Not uphill thinner versus lake packed, and not sliding twenty metres for a better photo angle.
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Callum Brodie•213 rep3 Answers from travellers
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Quieter tourist stretches late are normal — louder does not always mean better for visitors. Stay if you can still see dancers and your group is comfortable. Sliding toward a denser sacred-facing crush late often means less exit room.
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Sachini Amarasinghe•1565 rep6
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A quieter curb can be a gift for kids and elders — do not chase volume.
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