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Anirudh Moorthy
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    You could also book a local hire car from Kohima’s bus stand. Let the driver know you’re carrying a camera bag and ask for a lockable compartment. From Dimapur, the airport taxi stands are usually well staffed, and a short ride to the village takes about 30 minutes. If you want a place to store gear overnight, Niraamaya Retreats Aradura Kohima is only a couple of kilometres from the route and has secure parking.

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