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Aanya Srivastava
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    September is still a good choice the forest is lush and the waterfall runs nicely after the rains. If you want to hit Robber’s Cave and Sahastradhara the same day, start early; the drive from Lacchiwala to Robber’s Cave is about 40 minutes, then another 30 to Sahastradhara. Staying at Vishnu Lok near the railway station keeps you close to the city centre and gives quick access to the hill roads.

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