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Arnav Patil
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    In December the most popular trek is the 4 kilometre loop that starts at the base camp near the waterfalls. It takes about two hours and the path is well marked, so you won’t get lost even if the water levels are high. The trail offers great views of the cascades when the mist is thick. If you’re staying near Belgaum, Shatavari Eco Resort has a nice breakfast that’s a good base before heading out.

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