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Annette Baig
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    If you’re heading to Sholayar Dam early, the nearest village, Chalakkayam, has a handful of small stalls where you can grab banana chips, fresh mangoes, or a quick idli vada combo. The stalls close by noon, so pack a water bottle and a few sandwiches if you plan to stay past that. If you’d rather have a sit down bite before the trip, the Niraamaya Retreats Samroha in Athirappilly offers a simple breakfast menu and is only about 17 km away.

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