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Akshay Modi
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    September’s monsoon tail is usually gone by then, so you’ll likely find clear skies and cooler mornings. If you’re staying at Hotel O POP Foreshore Resort, the temple is just a ten minute drive, so you could leave around 6 am to catch the sunrise over the ridges and still have time for a quiet midday prayer before the afternoon rush. This way you can also slot in a Dal Lake paddle later in the day.

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