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Bhavya Saha
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    October mornings can be cool around 18 °C, but by midafternoon it often climbs to 30 °C and humidity rises. A light, breathable jacket is handy for the cooler starts, and a quick change into a lighter shirt when it heats up helps. Keep a small water bottle handy, and if you need a break from the sun, the Aum Hotel nearby has a shaded courtyard you can use for a short rest.

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