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Chetan Prasad
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    Try shooting in the early morning when the sun is low the light will give that misty, rainbow like glow over the drop. A smartphone with a wide angle setting works fine; just keep the camera steady on a small tripod or a stack of books. If you’re staying in Aizawl, Hotel Dinthar Zara is about 22 km away and offers easy access to the road that leads straight to the falls. This way you can spend more time framing shots and less time hunting for a good spot. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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