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If you’re looking to hit the fair and keep the heat manageable, early May works well temperatures stay comfortable and the crowd is still lively. If you’d rather avoid the peak and enjoy milder weather, late September to mid October is a solid choice; the river flow is steady and the crowds thin. For a base near Nainital that’s close to the fair, The Green Village Eco Resort Jageshwar offers a good mix of comfort and convenience.

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