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Debashish Khurana
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    If you’re staying in Aizawl, the Hotel Dinthar Zara is only about 22 km away and has a good parking spot near the road that heads straight to the falls. From there you can set up a quick tripod on a small rock and shoot the drop from the lower trail the angle catches the mist and the green canopy nicely. Have you tried framing the shot with a tree branch in the foreground? It can add depth without extra gear.

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