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Bratati Swaminathan
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    If you’re staying near Kohima, the Niraamaya Retreats Aradura is only a couple of kilometres from the route to Kisama and has a dedicated parking area that can hold camera gear securely. From Dimapur Airport the taxi stand is well marked; just ask the driver to keep your bag in the back seat to avoid bumps on the 30 minute ride. This way you can set up before the night carnival without worrying about your equipment.

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