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Anthony Bezbaruah
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    You could drop by the Khyber Himalayan Resort & Spa to stash your bags before heading up the cableway its location right on the main road makes it easy to hop on and off. If you’re only after a quick lake splash, the floating market opens early, so you might catch the boats before the crowds. If you have a full day, consider leaving at dawn to beat the traffic to Gulmarg and get a good view of the meadows before the afternoon sun. What time do you plan to start?

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