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Arjun Kaul
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    September is still a good time the forest stays lush and the waterfall keeps a decent flow. If you want to hit all three spots in one day, start around 5:30 am to beat the midday heat. Staying at Vishnu Lok near the railway station keeps you close to the roads and gives you a quick base for the drives. You’ll have enough daylight to enjoy the waterfall, then move on to Robber’s Cave and finish at Sahastradhara before sunset.

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