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Arnav Patil
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    October is usually dry in Talwara, so you’re unlikely to hit any rain. The river flow remains steady from the spring melt, giving the waterfalls a nice volume. If you’re planning to hit the falls first thing, the early market at 8 am is a good way to start the day and grab a quick bite before the trails get busy. If you prefer a quieter walk, try heading out around 10 am when the mist has lifted. And if you need a comfortable place to stay nearby, the Fortune Inn Haveli in Gandhinagar is a short drive away.

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