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What season is best known for the Reverse Waterfall at Naneghat, where winds push water upwards?
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The Reverse Waterfall at Naneghat is a natural phenomenon where strong winds push the water upwards, making it appear to flow in reverse. This unique event is primarily observed during the monsoon season due to heavy rainfall and strong winds.
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B) Monsoon
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