Soft neck cloth from the hotel bathroom versus buying a cooling towel in the last rush
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Camille Renard•228 rep4
Is a soft neck cloth from the hotel bathroom enough for the First Randoli wait, or should we buy a cooling towel in the last street rush. Not handheld fan shops 3–5 PM and not public charging after 4.
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Camille Renard•228 rep3 Answers from travellers
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A damp soft neck cloth from the hotel is usually enough for the wait and skips the last-rush street buy. Cooling towels help in heavier heat, but you do not need to force a purchase minutes before start.
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Buddhika Jayasekara•1533 rep6
Keep hands free for the phone map — a simple cloth wins over juggling new gear.
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