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    The early September monsoon usually clears by noon, so you’ll still get good light on the stonework. Temperatures are a touch cooler than in October, but humidity stays high until mid month. If you want a short walk from a comfortable place, staying at Hotel Pluto’s keeps you under two kilometres from the Qutub Minar complex.

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