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If you’re aiming for the most consistent lift, February’s steadier 10 12 km/h winds usually give smoother thermals. October’s stronger 15 20 km/h gusts can produce longer flights but add a bit more variability. For a comfortable stay close to the launch, the Sterling Stolen Heaven Lonavala is a solid option.

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