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Dev Narayanan
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    If you’re staying near The Old Court House by Abad, the metro stop is just a short walk away, so you won’t notice much difference in travel time between seasons. The main thing to consider is the humidity: in July September the trains can feel a bit stuffier, but the air conditioning keeps them comfortable. If you prefer a slightly breezier ride, aim for the cooler months; otherwise summer is fine.

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