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Debolina Apte
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    You can also consider staying at the Himalayan Splendour Resort in Dhanaulti. The road to Mussoorie climbs about 200 metres higher than Bhim Pakora, so you’ll feel a bit cooler once you reach the town, but the difference is usually just a few degrees. A short drive of 35 km will still let you enjoy the same crisp October air without the extra chill.

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