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Chetan Prasad
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    If you’re leaving Dimapur after work, the cab that drops you straight at the village is usually the most convenient. The 45 50 km stretch takes about 1½ to 2 hours, and you avoid the extra stop in Kohima. If you’d rather have a night in Kohima, staying at Niraamaya Retreats Aradura Kohima gives you a comfortable base and you can catch a shared taxi the next morning, keeping the final leg short. The train to Dimapur takes roughly an hour, but the cab from the station is the same distance as the direct service, so the total travel time is almost unchanged. Do you have a preferred time of day for the departure?

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