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Aayesha Uthup
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    If you land at Dimapur Airport you can grab a taxi right outside the terminal just let the driver know you’ll have a camera bag so they can keep it secure. From Kohima the ride is about 30 35 minutes, and many local hires will let you carry gear if you ask ahead. A convenient stay a short drive from the village is Niraamaya Retreats Aradura Kohima; it’s close to the route and has good parking for equipment.

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