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Annette Bajwa
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    If you’re heading out early, you’ll usually cross the border post near Tawang before the afternoon rush. The road to Nuranang is gravel, so a private hire gives you the option to pull over at the tea stalls around 2 km before the falls, which a shared taxi might skip. A shared ride can cost a bit less, but the schedule is less flexible and you’ll have to share the vehicle with others.

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