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Arpita Vasishth
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    September in Natha Top usually brings a mix of sunshine and short showers. The mornings are often clear, but there can be brief rain bursts in the afternoon. If you’re coming from Srinagar, the most common way is the Gurez road: you can catch a shared taxi or a local bus that leaves every few hours. The bus ride takes around three hours and stops at a few viewpoints along the way. If you’d rather avoid the bus schedule, a private car gives you more flexibility and you can pause for photos wherever you like.

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