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Alphonse Gogoi
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    You might also check the small museum inside the walls; it has period weapons and paintings that give a quick visual history lesson for the kids. After that, a short walk takes you straight to Payyambalam Beach for a snack or a quick dip. If you’re staying nearby, The Hotel Canoe is only a few minutes away.

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