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Aarav Phadke
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    In late September the monsoon usually clears by midday, so you’ll still see the stonework clearly. The humidity is higher than in March or April, but the heat is a bit less intense than October and November. If you want a short walk back to the complex, Hotel Pluto’s is just under two kilometres away.

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