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Riding out of Ziro with a support van that turned up exactly where it said it would. The whole thing was organised without ever feeling packaged, and we were never once left wondering what happened next.
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Riding out of Ziro with a support van that turned up exactly where it said it would. The whole thing was organised without ever feeling packaged, and we were never once left wondering what happened next.
A village lunch that wasn't on any itinerary and was the thing we still talk about. The whole thing was organised without ever feeling packaged, and we were never once left wondering what happened next.
Getting to the living root bridge before anybody else was on the path. The whole thing was organised without ever feeling packaged, and we were never once left wondering what happened next.
Getting to the living root bridge before anybody else was on the path. Not perfect — the Guwahati leg took five hours in traffic and ate most of a day — but it didn't take much away from the rest.
The riverside camp, where the crew cooked over a fire and nobody touched their phone. Against that, the water was too high to run the section we'd booked for, so we did a tamer stretch, and for what we paid I'd expect the whole trip to be at the level of its best day.
Swapping the raft for bicycles on day six, which broke up the trip perfectly. Not perfect — the Guwahati leg took five hours in traffic and ate most of a day — but it didn't take much away from the rest.
The walk down to the double-decker root bridge, which our captain paced so we stopped where we wanted rather than where the schedule said. The whole thing was organised without ever feeling packaged, and we were never once left wondering what happened next.
How little of it was scheduled — we were asked each morning what we felt like. The whole thing was organised without ever feeling packaged, and we were never once left wondering what happened next.
Camping above the valley on the second night, which none of us expected to be the high point. Against that, the Guwahati leg took five hours in traffic and ate most of a day, and for what we paid I'd expect the whole trip to be at the level of its best day.
Swapping the raft for bicycles on day six, which broke up the trip perfectly. Not perfect — the water was too high to run the section we'd booked for, so we did a tamer stretch — but it didn't take much away from the rest.
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