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Aryan Majumdar
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    You can grab some banana chips and fresh mango slices at the stalls in Chalakkayam, but they close around noon. If you want a sit down bite before heading out, the market in Athirappilly has a good selection of fruit and quick snacks. For a more substantial meal you could stop at Niraamaya Retreats Samroha they serve a simple breakfast menu about 17 km from the dam.

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