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Aayesha Fernandes
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    A 4 5 hour window will let you see Raghunath Temple and walk up to Bahu Fort, but you’ll barely get through the market stalls. If you want a quick stop at Vaishno Devi you’ll need to leave early in the morning and give yourself at least 6 7 hours total, otherwise the drive alone will eat up most of the day. If you’re staying overnight, consider checking in at Hotel Le Roi Jammu for easy access to the city centre.

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