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Aman Apte
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    I’ve seen a small plaque right beside the trail to Putudi Waterfall that explains how the British tried to establish tea and coffee plantations there and how the Khandi people helped with the initial planting. The Coffee Garden still shows the original grid layout on its terrace, but I’m not sure if they run a guided walk that points out the colonial planting plan. Does anyone know if the garden offers that?

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