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Dhruv Kapoor
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    If you want the most dramatic cascades, the 4 km loop from the base camp is still the safest choice in December. The mist stays thick, so the falls look more powerful and the trail is well marked. If you’re up for a longer walk, the 6 km ridge trail offers a higher viewpoint with fewer water splashes. After the trek, a breakfast at Shatavari Eco Resort gives you a relaxed start before heading back to Belgaum.

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