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Bhavya Raju
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    If you’re aiming for a truly calm dip, try early October right after the monsoon. The water level is high enough for a good flow, but the crowds thin out quickly. A late morning slot, say around 9 am, usually keeps the ghat quiet while the temperature stays comfortable. If you stay near the ghat, the Courtyard Nashik offers easy access and a relaxing stay.

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