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Akshay Bora
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    If you’re aiming for the clearest stonework, March or April are still a bit cooler and the humidity is lower, but the crowds are heavier. In September the monsoon usually clears by midday, so you can still walk around the Qutub Minar complex without the stone looking washed out. A quick walk from Hotel Pluto's keeps you close to the site and lets you avoid the larger crowds of October and November. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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