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Akash Bhattacharya
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    If you’re there after the afternoon rush, the main road to the shrine usually clears up by 5 pm. The temple’s 24 hour service means you can visit any time; just be ready for a few early evening devotees. A quick walk from Golden Tulip Srinagar puts the steps to the shrine within a few minutes. If you prefer a quieter spot, waiting until after 7 pm gives the best light and fewer crowds.

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