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Ashwin Shenoy
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    If you only have a few hours after the falls, you could head straight to the visitor centre, then take the 30 minute Wildlife Trail walk. It’s a quick way to see deer or a fox. After that, a short drive to The Den Corbett gives you a riverside break before you head back.

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