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Aman Joglekar
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    September is still a good time the monsoon tapers off by early September, so you’ll get cooler mornings and clearer skies, similar to the peak months. The temple stays open 24 hours, so you can still catch a sunrise view if you leave around 5 am. If you’re staying at Hotel O POP Foreshore Resort, a quick drive gets you there before the midday crowd. Do you plan to combine the visit with a Dal Lake boat ride?

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