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    If you’re already in Dimapur, a direct cab to Khomi is the simplest it’s about 50 km and usually takes 1½ to 2 hours. Buses to Kohima add a stop and a second transfer, so you’ll end up spending extra time. The Dimapur Railway Station has a regular hourly service; the train ride itself is about an hour, after which a local cab takes the same 1½ hour drive. If you need a place to stay near Kohima before heading out, the Niraamaya Retreats Aradura Kohima is a solid option.

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