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Annette Phatak
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    If you’re already in Bomdila, a quick 30 minute taxi hop from the town to Mechukha Bus Stand is the most convenient. The local drivers know the exact turn at the Mechukha turnpike and usually charge a fixed rate. Also, the shuttle from Awoo Resort in Bomdila drops directly at the bus stand, which can be cheaper than arranging a separate cab from Itanagar. If you’re planning a visit during the monsoon, it’s worth asking the shuttle operator about any schedule changes or road closures.

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