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Chetan Prasad
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    The local market on the main road is best for a quick bite. Look for the stall that sells bhapa pitha with fried fish; it grills the fish right before you, so you can see the preparation. Afterward, if you want a quiet spot to relax, Hotel 16 avenue is just over a kilometer away and has a lounge where you can unwind.

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