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Dhruv Kapoor
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    If you’re aiming for the waterfalls after the descent, remember that November still gets a good monsoon run off, so the falls look their best then. A quick 15 km drive from the base is flat and usually under an hour, letting you hit the falls before sunset. Staying at Hotel Ambika International Byndoor gives you easy access to both the temple and the trailhead.

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