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Dhruv Patel
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    If you’re only looking for a quick splash, a half day at Dal Lake is enough to see the floating market and maybe rent a paddle boat. But if you have a full day, head to Gulmarg early, drop your bags at The Khyber Himalayan Resort & Spa, hop on the cableway, and spend the afternoon hiking the meadows before heading back. This way you get both lake calm and hill altitude in one outing.

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