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Amanpreet Ganesan
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    September can feel a bit cooler than October, but the humidity stays high until mid month. You’ll still see the stonework clearly after midday when the monsoon clears, and the crowds are lighter than in November. If you stay at Hotel Pluto’s you’re just under two kilometres from the complex, making a quick walk easy.

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