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Aditya Gowda
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    You’ll find that early September mornings are the sweet spot: the mist clears by noon and the stonework is crisp. The humidity stays high until mid month, but temperatures are a touch lower than October, so walking feels easier. If you want a quick walk back, Hotel Pluto’s is just under two kilometres from the complex.

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