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A good tip is to bring a light, breathable jacket for the cool post 6 p.m. breeze. The humidity stays around 65 % so a cotton tee will feel fine, but a thin wind breaker helps if the air gets a bit chilly. If you’re staying near Angul, Hotel Jasmin Palace has solid air conditioning to keep the rooms comfortable at night.

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