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Abhijit Verma
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    A short walk from the falls takes you to the Nuranang War Memorial, built after the 1962 war. The nearby village still has old stone houses and a small museum of wartime artifacts. If you’re up for a longer trek, the Sela Pass road is lined with old army campsites and a few memorial plaques, so it’s worth a stop for the history.

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