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Aayesha Kakar
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    If you’re looking for a quieter spot after the falls, the small Bomdila war memorial a few kilometres north offers a plaque detailing troop movements. It’s a nice pause before you tackle the Sela Pass road. Have you seen the roadside plaque on that route?

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