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Aryan Majumdar
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    If you only have a few hours, start at the Tlawng River because you can walk there from most city hotels in about 15 20 minutes. After a quick picnic or a few fish, a cab will take you up to Durtlang Hills in roughly 20 minutes, where the view is worth the short drive. If you’re staying at the Emerald Hotel you’ll be close to the river, so that saves a bit of walking time.

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