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Anthony Mehta
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    Kids will likely love the chance to climb the old cannons and hear the stories of the fort’s three colonial eras. Since the fort is only about 200 metres from Payyambalam Beach, you can easily walk out to the shore for a quick dip or snack afterward. If you’re staying near the fort, The Hotel Canoe is just a short walk away.

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