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Aayesha Narayanan
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    If you’re aiming for a dramatic foreground, the viewpoint near Gun Hill gives a higher angle that lets the mist hang over the rocks, which looks great with the early morning light. For a wider valley composition, Kempty Falls lets you frame the waterfall with surrounding hills, and the late afternoon sun can give sharper shadows if you prefer that contrast. If you’re staying nearby, Hotel Vishnu Palace is just a few minutes away and makes it easy to hit both spots before sunset.

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