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Anirudh Moorthy
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    Bhim Pakora sits at about 1,600 metres, while Mussoorie is around 1,800 metres, so you’ll usually see a couple of degrees drop when you head up. If you want a warmer base, the Himalayan splendour resort in Dhanaulti is close enough to catch the view but still keeps the evenings milder. Have you checked the local weather for the specific days you’ll be there?

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