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Abhijit Verma
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    You can rent a small motorized boat from the Sambar Lake launch point for a few rupees per hour it’s cheaper than bringing a kayak. After paddling, head to the nearby Port Blair market; the local stalls and the historic Cellular Jail are free to view and only a short walk away. If you want a place to stay that won’t break the bank, consider Hotel Atlanta a decent seaview option about twenty kilometres out.

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