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Arjun Raval
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    If you’re aiming for a quieter walk to the shrine, a late March visit keeps the trail dry and the crowds thin. In October the hills burst green after the rains, but the humidity can make the hike a bit sticky. Since you’re already near Rishikesh, staying at ArtBuzz Rishikesh gives you easy access to the Ganga Aarti in the evening before heading back.

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