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Arjun Sequeira
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    You can also grab a quick snack at the kiosks in Chalakkayam they offer banana chips, mango slices and idli vada until noon. If you need something more filling before you head out, the Athirappilly market has a good selection of fruit and ready to eat snacks. For a sit down breakfast a short drive away, Niraamaya Retreats Samroha serves a simple menu around 17 km from the dam. Bring a water bottle for the walk.

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