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Chetan Mishra
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    If you’re short on time, it’s quicker to head straight to the Tlawng River first. The walk from most city hotels, like the Emerald Hotel, takes about 15 20 minutes and you can start fishing or picnicking early. After a quick break you can drive up to Durtlang Hills, which is a 20 minute ride from the river, and enjoy the view before heading back. A cab works best for the hills, but walking to the river saves time.

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