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If you’re heading out early, you can cross the border post before the afternoon rush, which usually cuts the drive to about four hours. A private hire gives you the freedom to stop at the tea stalls about two kilometres before the falls something a shared taxi might skip. If you’re looking for a place to stay after the visit, the Royale Lalawi Hotel in Aizawl is a solid option.

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