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Akshay Maini
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    If you’re aiming for a longer stay, you can stop by the small kiosks in Chalakkayam for banana chips or idli vada packs before they close around noon. A quick fruit pick up is easy at the Athirappilly market, which opens early and stocks mangoes, bananas, and local snacks. If you’d rather sit down for a light breakfast, Niraamaya Retreats Samroha in Athirappilly offers a simple menu about 17 km away. Bringing a water bottle and a few sandwiches is still handy for the walk and boating.

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