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Aarav Badwal
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    If you’re arriving at 4 pm, most of the midday crowd has already moved on, so the main road to the shrine is usually clear by 5 pm. You’ll still see a few evening devotees, but the light after 7 pm is softer and the temple is quieter. From the Golden Tulip Srinagar the walk is only a few minutes, making it convenient to hop off the bus and enjoy a relaxed evening visit.

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