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Abhishek Ganesan
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    A good spot is the stall at the village square that sells fresh bamboo leaf wraps with grilled pork or fish. It’s popular with locals and prices stay under 200 MMK. If you need a quick bite before heading back to the bus stop, the tea stall on the main road near the market serves steaming rice cakes and local tea for just a few hundred rupees.

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