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Akshay Modi
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    You could also stop by Jampui Lake after the tea gardens it’s just 10 km away and offers a calm spot for a quick break before heading back. If you have a little extra time, the Vanishing Hills are best seen just before sunrise; a local guide can point out the exact spot where the clouds play tricks. For transport, the state bus at 6 am is reliable, and you can also hire a cab from Agartala they’re readily available and can drop you near the Jampui Hills Bus Stand. A quick detour to Rai Bahadur Ranjit Singha Palace, about 30 km away, might round out the day nicely.

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