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    Since the temple stays open 24 hours, you could also visit after lunch and still catch a quiet evening prayer before the night crowd arrives. If you’re staying at Hotel O POP Foreshore Resort, the ten minute drive lets you slip in a short visit and then head back for a sunset paddle on Dal Lake without rushing.

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