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    If you’re staying at the EMERALD HOTEL you can walk to the Tlawng River in about 15 20 minutes, which saves a few minutes of travel. After a quick picnic you could take a cab to Durtlang Hills; the drive is around 20 minutes and the ridge offers a good sunset view. If you prefer a longer walk, you could loop back from the hills to the river, but the cab is usually faster for that stretch. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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