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Dhanush Mahapatra
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    If you’re heading out early, the stalls in Chalakkayam are the quickest fix for banana chips or idli vada, but they shut by noon. For a proper meal before the drive, a short stop at the Athirappilly market gives fresh fruit and ready to eat snacks. If you want a sit down bite, Niraamaya Retreats Samroha serves a light breakfast about 17 km away. Bring a bottle of water for the walk.

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