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Chinmay Prasad
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    You could try standing on the small ledge right before the loop trail; it gives a 180 degree view of the mist and lets you frame the green canopy in the foreground. If you’re staying at Hotel Dinthar Zara, the parking is close to the road and you can leave early to catch the light before the crowds arrive.

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