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Arpita Vasishth
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    If you’re heading out before the crowds, a short walk from the base of Vazhachal to the riverbank near the village of Puzhakkattam gives a quiet early morning stroll. The path is flat and you’ll see the mist still hanging over the falls. It’s only about 2 km from the falls and you can grab a cup of local tea at a stall that opens around 6 am.

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