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Ashwin Sandhu
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    If you’re leaving from Jammu early in the morning, a shared auto from the Jammu Tawi bus stand is usually quicker than a cab because it takes the direct 35 km stretch to the temple. The shared auto stops at a few intermediate points, so you can pick up a friend or drop off a family member on the way. If you prefer a single ride straight to the entrance, a taxi from the bus stand will cost a bit more but saves you a stop. If you’re planning to stay overnight in the region, The Khyber Himalayan Resort & Spa in Gulmarg is a nice base for the next day.

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