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Annette Baig
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    If you’re okay with the fair crowds, the best time for a solo trip is early May. The temperatures stay comfortable, the river flow is strong enough to see the confluence clearly, and the fair is still lively but not at its peak. A short shared taxi from Nainital to Jauljibi takes about an hour and a half, so staying at Brij Atmanya Bhowali Nainital keeps you close and lets you return easily after a day of exploring.

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