Turquoise blue waters and the jagged rocks beneath the bridge (Khandong Dam, on the way to Haflong, Assam)
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1 comment:
man how does one get visas to this paradise. Cant you arrange some workshop out there:P?
It almost looks too good to be true, so tempting, I am afraid I might jump of the bridge :)
waisai where exactly are you based? I remember Pempa mentioning the other day that he faced lots of trouble just coming to delhi, almost sounded like the kind of crap we faced getting visas.
Anxiously waiting for the day when all borders become irrelavent....
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