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Debolina Apte
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    If you’re already in Dimapur and want to keep it simple, the direct cab is usually the fastest. The 45 50 km stretch takes about 1½ to 2 hours, so you skip the extra transfer in Kohima. If you do want a stopover, staying a night at Niraamaya Retreats Aradura Kohima puts you just 2 km from the city centre and gives you a comfortable base before heading out the next morning. This way the last leg remains short and you avoid a second taxi ride.

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