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    You might also want to check out the small museum of wartime artifacts near the Nuranang War Memorial. It has a few original artillery shells and photographs that give a clearer picture of the 1962 front lines. If you’re heading toward Sela Pass, you could pause at the roadside plaque that marks the exact route used by the Indian troops. After the trek, staying at Awoo Resort in Bomdila would give you a comfortable base to rest.

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