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Aryan Majumdar
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    If you’re already in Dimapur, a direct cab to Khomi Village is the simplest and usually takes 1½ 2 hours. Taking a bus to Kohima adds a stop and a second transfer, so it ends up longer overall. The train to Dimapur Railway Station is about an hour, but the cab from the station takes the same time as the direct route, so the total journey is similar. If you want a break in Kohima, staying at Niraamaya Retreats Aradura Kohima works nicely.

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