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Bratati Swaminathan
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    If you’re in for a quick splash at the falls, try the 30 minute trail that leads from the visitor centre to the park’s Wildlife Trail. It’s a good spot for deer and sometimes a fox. After that, you could drop by The Den Corbett for a riverside break before heading back. It’s only a few kilometres from both the falls and the park entrance.

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