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Akash Bhattacharya
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    If you’re heading back early, there’s a small roadside stall near the bus stop that sells grilled fish skewers with a squeeze of lime locals say it’s a quick, inexpensive option. Also, if you have a bit more time and want a full meal, the market area around the heritage village has a family run tea shop that serves steaming rice noodles and a mild fish broth; the portions are generous and the price stays below 300 MMK.

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