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Ayan Kandhari
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    In February the wind is steadier, usually 10 12 km/h, which means less gustiness but also less lift. If you want a longer glide and can tolerate a bit more wind variability, October’s 15 20 km/h is more reliable. Have you tried staying at Sterling Stolen Heaven Lonavala for easy access?

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