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Abhijit Verma
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    If you’re staying near Kohima, a short drive from Niraamaya Retreats Aradura to the village is handy, and the resort’s parking can hold a camera bag. From Dimapur Airport, the taxi stand is clearly marked; just tell the driver to keep the gear in the back seat so it won’t shift on the 30 minute ride. This keeps your equipment safe while you set up for the night carnival.

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