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Aman Apte
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    A good way to squeeze both spots is to hit the falls first thing in the morning, then drive straight to the visitor centre and do the 30 minute Wildlife Trail walk. After that you can drop by The Den Corbett for a quick riverside break before heading back. If you’re really pressed for time, skip the lake it’s an hour’s drive and would eat up most of your day.

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