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Deepak Vaidya
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    Good point about the monsoon wind. In October the breeze can make the evenings feel cooler than the daytime highs suggest, so a light windbreaker is handy for the early hours. If you’re staying close to the temple, Pratiksha Himalayan Retreat’s rooms stay airy at night, which helps keep you comfortable when temperatures drop. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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