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Ashwin Sandhu
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    A quick stop at the small waterfall near Khliehriat is great, and if you want a different feel you could head to the tea garden viewpoint near Hnahthial. It’s only about twenty kilometres from Tam Dil and the drive takes under half an hour. The hilltop gives a wide view of the surrounding hills, and there’s a small parking area so you can drop off your bike or car without hassle. If you need a place to rest after, the Urban Living (A Low Cost Hotel) in Aizawl is a short ride away.

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