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Dhruv Patel
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    A good rule of thumb is to spend about three to four hours at the falls. That gives you time to walk up to the main viewing point, explore the quiet trails, and then head to Lalbagh about five kilometres away for a quick stroll or a cup of tea. The light is usually most flattering about thirty minutes after sunrise, when the sun is low and the water gets a warm glow. If you want a nice city view to finish the day, consider stopping by the ITC Gardenia a Luxury Collection Hotel.

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