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You could grab a cheap paddle from the launch point for about ₹50 a half hour, which is cheaper than renting a kayak. After paddling, walk to the nearby Port Blair beach area the small kiosks sell fresh coconut water for a few rupees. If you want a budget stay nearby, Hotel Atlanta offers decent rooms and is only a short drive from the lake.

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