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Abhijit Verma
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    You could bring a small inflatable pool or kiddie ring for the kids to splash in after the falls. It’s a quick, low effort activity that keeps them entertained while you watch the water. If they get tired, the indoor pool at Hotel Akanksha is a nice fallback.

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