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A short walk from the parking to the waterfall is about ten minutes, and the stream is shallow enough for kids to splash safely. If you stay at Hotel Rishiraj in Hojai, the staff can arrange a pickup and give you a quick route map. In October the trails are usually dry after the monsoon, but a light rain jacket is still handy for the walk.

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