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Ashwin Hashmi
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    If you’re looking for cooler weather and less crowds, March is a good choice temperatures are mild and the river is still clear. October, after the monsoon, has lush green hills but can be humid. A quick stop at Rishikesh is worth it for a morning Ganga swim or a stroll through the ashram area, and the ArtBuzz Rishikesh hostel is a convenient base if you stay overnight.

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