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Aarav Badwal
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    Kempty Falls gives a wider valley that lets you frame the drop with the surrounding hills, adding depth. From the top of Gun Hill you can get a sweeping angle that captures the mist and the stream feeding Bhatta Falls in one shot. If you can be there early, the sunrise light is softer and the mist is most dramatic; late afternoon gives sharper shadows but less mist.

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