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A misty mountain trek in Nagaland's Dzukou Valley

A local legend says when lovers go to Dzukou, the night becomes bright as day and the moon shines like the sun

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Geetanjali Krishna
It’s one of those places I’ve often dreamed about, especially to distract my mind from unpalatable realities such as traffic jams. Perhaps it’s been this way since I discovered that Dzukou Valley inspired one of my favourite authors Vikram Seth’s ecological fable, The Elephant and the Tragopan. Or perhaps my longing for Dzukou has been fuelled over the years by the excellent pork chops at the eponymous Naga restaurant in Delhi. Whatever be the origins of this obsession with the misty valley of flowers on the border of Manipur and Nagaland, I’ve found that my imagination often slips away to

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