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    If you’re staying at Ashok Villa you’re only a 10 minute walk from the sunrise spot, and the temple’s open 24 hours so you can also catch the evening glow. In mid October the sky is usually clear after the first week, but a light rain jacket is still wise just in case. The same pattern of cool mornings around 12 °C and warming to about 28 °C by noon applies to Hawa Mahal and City Palace as well.

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