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Aditya Gowda
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    If you’re short on time, you could visit the falls first thing in the morning, then head straight to the visitor centre of Jim Corbett National Park. The centre is only about a 20 minute drive from the falls, so you’ll still have a couple of hours to explore the park’s trails or see a short wildlife walk before the day ends. If you want a place to unwind afterward, staying at The Den Corbett keeps you close to both the falls and the park entrance.

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