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September is still a good time the forest remains green, the waterfall keeps a decent flow, and daytime temperatures are milder than July or August. If you want to hit all three spots in one day, try leaving by 6:30 am to beat the midday heat and give yourself plenty of daylight for the walk at Lacchiwala, the cave tour, and the cool air at Sahastradhara. Staying at Vishnu Lok near the railway station keeps the drive times short and the city centre within easy reach. Have you thought about the best time to start to avoid traffic on the hill roads?

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