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Aamir Kaur
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    Since the monsoon usually ends by mid September, you’ll likely get clear mornings and cooler air. The temple stays open 24 hours, so a late afternoon visit still gives a quiet prayer time before the evening crowd. If you’re staying at Hotel O POP Foreshore Resort, the 10 minute drive lets you hop in for a quick stop and then head straight to Dal Lake for a sunset paddle.

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