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Aarav Kale
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    A quick stop at Vazhachal is worth it the mist is still thick and the walk is only about 30 minutes. From there you can head to the small village of Puzhakkattam, just 2 km away, and stroll along the flat riverbank before crowds arrive. If you need a convenient base for those early walks, staying at Niraamaya Retreats Samroha puts you just a kilometre from both falls and the river path.

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