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Annette Joshi
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    The waterfalls look their best in late November when the monsoon runoff is still high, so if you can push your trek a few days later you’ll get a good splash before the dry season sets in. Also, the 15 km drive after the descent is usually flat and quick, so you can finish the trek by early afternoon and still make it to the falls before sunset. If you need a base near the trailhead, Hotel Ambika International Byndoor is a convenient option. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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