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Dhruv Badwal
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    If you’re aiming for the fair but want a quieter walk along the confluence, consider heading in late September to early October. The monsoon has ended, the rivers still run briskly, and temperatures stay mild around 15 20 °C, making the market stroll comfortable. Staying at Brij Atmanya Bhowali Nainital keeps you close to the town and gives you a quick return after a day of exploring.

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