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Ashwin Sandhu
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    You might want to try the small stall on the eastern side of the village square that sells steaming rice noodles with fresh herbs. Locals say the broth is made from a secret blend of herbs and is very cheap. If you need something quick before the bus, there’s a tea stall on the main road that offers boiled rice cakes with tea for a few rupees. Have you tried the bamboo leaf wraps before?

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