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    A short walk from the falls also takes you to the old Nuranang army barracks, where you can see the original concrete walls and a plaque that explains the 1962 skirmishes. If you plan to head toward Sela Pass, stop at the small memorial near the road that marks the route used by Indian troops. After the trek, Awoo Resort in Bomdila offers a quiet place to unwind. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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