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Alphonse Pandey
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    You could start by walking around the town centre the local market stalls open early and you can try fresh fruit and snacks for a few rupees. If you have a spare afternoon, the nearby Namsai riverbank is free to stroll and you can catch a sunset over the hills. For a cheap stay, Ninashi Homestay in Tezu offers basic rooms and a chance to chat with locals.

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