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Aamir Sodhi
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    October can bring short showers as the monsoon retreats, so a compact umbrella or a rain proof jacket is handy. The evenings stay cool, so a light windbreaker for early mornings and a breathable sweater for later in the day should cover most of the time. If you’re staying near the temple, a room at Pratiksha Himalayan Retreat keeps the nights well ventilated.

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