Himlung Expedition
Himlung Expedition
The Imja Tse, also known as Island Peak, stands as one of the most sought-after trekking peaks in Nepal. Island Peak Expedition offers a thrilling opportunity for mountaineers to scale the majestic peak, standing at 6,189m (20,305ft), and witness the breathtaking panorama of the Everest region. The journey begins in Kathmandu, leading to the mesmerizing landscapes of the Khumbu Valley, where trekkers pass through charming Sherpa villages and picturesque trails. As climbers approach the summit, they navigate through challenging ice walls and crevasses, utilizing their technical skills and perseverance. The triumphant summiting of Island Peak is an achievement cherished by adventurers worldwide, fostering unforgettable memories and a profound sense of accomplishment.
Short Itinerary
Day | Activities | Accommodation | Meals |
Day 01 | Arrival in Kathmandu | Hotel | [-/L/D] |
Day 02 | Sightseeing in Kathmandu | Hotel | [B/L/D] |
Day 03 | Leisure Day in Kathmandu | Hotel | [B/L/D] |
Day 04 | Drive to Besisahar | Tea House | [B/L/D] |
Day 05 | Besisahar to Koto drive | Tea House | [B/L/D] |
Day 06 | Trek from Koto to Meta | Tea House | [B/L/D] |
Day 07 | Meta to Chyaku hike | Tea House | [B/L/D] |
Day 08 | Hike from Chyaku to Kyang | Tea House | [B/L/D] |
Day 09 | Trek from Kyang to Phu Gaon | Tea House | [B/L/D] |
Day 10 | Acclimatization Day | Tea House | [B/L/D] |
Day 11 | Phu Gaon to Himlung base camp | Tea House | [B/L/D] |
Day 12 | Acclimatization at the base camp | Camping | [B/L/D] |
Day 13 | Base Camp to Camp One | Camping | [B/L/D] |
Day 14 | Trek from Camp One to Camp Two and return to base camp | Camping | [B/L/D] |
Day 15 | Acclimatization at the base camp | Camping | [B/L/D] |
Day 16 | Base Camp to Camp One | Camping | [B/L/D] |
Day 17 | Camp One to Camp Two | Camping | [B/L/D] |
Day 18 | Camp Two to Camp Three | Camping | [B/L/D] |
Day 19 | Rest Day at Camp Three | Camping | [B/L/D] |
Day 20 | Camp Three – Mt. Himlung Summit – Camp Three | Camping | [B/L/D] |
Day 21 | Camp Three to Base Camp | Camping | [B/L/D] |
Day 22 | Base Camp to Phu Gaon | Tea house | [B/L/D] |
Day 23 | Trek from Phu Gaon to Meta | Tea house | [B/L/D] |
Day 24 | Meta to Koto hiking | Tea house | [B/L/D] |
Day 25 | Drive from Koto to Besisahar | Tea house | [B/L/D] |
Day 26 | Besisahar to Kathmandu | Hotel | [B/L/D] |
Day 27 | Leisure Day in Kathmandu | Hotel | [B/L/D] |
Day 28 | Final Departure | [B/L/-] | |
Tour Program
Expand AllUpon landing at Tribhuwan International Airport, complete the immigration and customs procedures. A representative and driver from Journey DMC will meet you at the airport and escort you to the Hotel.
Overnight at Hotel. [-/L/D]
During our excursion in Kathmandu, we explore the historical treasures of Durbar Square, offering insights into the regal heritage of ancient times. A visit to the sacred Pashupatinath temple, a revered pilgrimage site for Hindus, provides a profound spiritual experience. The renowned Swayambhunath, or the Monkey Temple, captivates with its mystical atmosphere and panoramic views of the Kathmandu Valley. Finally, the majestic Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest stupas globally, leaves a lasting impression with its grandeur and spiritual significance. As UNESCO World Heritage Sites, these cultural marvels offer a profound glimpse into Nepal's rich history and religious traditions.
Overnight at Hotel. [B/L/D]
Today provides a well-deserved break for relaxation and acclimatization. While our climbing leaders engage in a formal briefing at the Ministry of Tourism, we can unwind and acquaint ourselves with the local surroundings. The day's agenda includes a comprehensive orientation on the expedition's nature, necessary equipment, and the composition of our team. Additionally, we can utilize this time for any last-minute shopping of personal items, ensuring that we are fully prepared for our upcoming mountain journey. Later in the afternoon, our climbing leader will conduct a final check of our gear and equipment, ensuring that everything is in order before we embark on our adventure the following day.
Overnight at Hotel. [B/L/D]
Following a hearty breakfast, our journey commences with a scenic drive along the Kathmandu-Pokhara Highway, tracing the path alongside the Marsyangdi River. The route guides us through picturesque low-lying villages and sprawling paddy fields, offering a glimpse into the vibrant rural life of Nepal. The approximately 8-hour drive leads us to our destination, Besisahar, the bustling capital of the Lamjung District. Prepare to be captivated by the enchanting landscapes and the rich cultural tapestry that characterizes this region, as we make our way towards the starting point of our upcoming adventure.
Overnight at Hotel. [B/L/D]
After enjoying a satisfying breakfast at our hotel, we embark on a picturesque drive along the Marsyangdi River. We take the less-traveled road from Besisahar to the village of Koto, which serves as our trailhead for the upcoming adventure. En route, we are treated to the sight of a stunning waterfall and the charming villages of Bhulbhule, Syange, Jagat, Chamche, Tal, Dharapani, Bagarchhap, Danagyu, and Timang. The journey from Besisahar to Koto spans approximately 4 to 5 hours by private vehicle, marking the transition from the renowned Annapurna Circuit Trekking Trail to the Nar Phu Valley Trekking route. Prepare to be enchanted by the natural splendor and cultural diversity that define this picturesque region of Nepal.
Travel Distance: 64 km Driving: 5-6 hrs
Maximum Altitude: 2,610m/8,563ft
Overnight at Tea House. [B/L/D]
Our morning begins with registering our restricted area permit at the Police Check Post, marking the official start of our trekking adventure. As we set out, the trail leads us along the picturesque river banks of Soti Khola, meandering through enchanting pine forests, glistening streams, and charming suspension bridges. Amidst this natural splendor, we make our way to Dharmasala, pausing along the route for a well-deserved lunch.
The journey continues, guiding us through verdant forests and a challenging ascent towards the welcoming village of Meta. As we progress, the landscape gradually transforms, leading us onto the expansive Tibetan Plateau, where the awe-inspiring views of Annapurna II and Lamjung Himal unfold before us. Prepare to be immersed in the stunning beauty of the Himalayan wilderness as we continue our unforgettable expedition.
Hiking: 7-8 hrs Travel Distance: 14 km
Maximum Altitude: 3,560m/11,680ft
Overnight at Tea House. [B/L/D]
Our day commences with a refreshing breakfast in Meta before we resume our trekking journey. The trail treats us to the remarkable spectacle of vibrant Tibetan Buddhist Chortens, showcasing the distinctive cultural heritage of the Nar and Phu Valleys. As we traverse the path, the terrain remains relatively gentle, offering a comfortable walk along the contour, accompanied by the striking silhouettes of ancient juniper trees and vibrant, colorful bushes lining the trail.
During our 3 to 4-hour trek, we cross several suspension bridges, adding a touch of adventure to our expedition. Finally, we arrive at the deserted fields of Chyaku, where the tranquil beauty of the landscape invites us to unwind and immerse ourselves in the serenity of the Himalayan wilderness. Allow yourself to be captivated by the natural wonders that adorn this picturesque region of Nepal.
Hiking: 3-4 hrs Travel Distance: 7 km
Maximum Altitude: 3,700m/12,140ft
Overnight at Tea House. [B/L/D]
Our day's trek unfolds along undulating paths, guiding us across a series of sturdy suspension bridges that span the various streams in the area. With every step, the forested terrain gradually gives way to expansive, open vistas, allowing us to appreciate the natural grandeur of the surrounding landscape fully.
Continuing our journey for approximately 3 to 4 hours, we undertake a final challenging ascent up the valley, following the course of a gentle river. Our efforts are rewarded upon reaching Kyang, a temporary settlement imbued with a rich historical legacy. Here, the remnants of the Khampa settlements, including the captivating ruins of their forts, bear witness to the area's vibrant past as a haven for Tibetan refugees. Take a moment to soak in the cultural significance and natural beauty that define this remarkable region of Nepal.
Hiking: 2-4 hrs Travel Distance: 3 km
Maximum Altitude: 3,560m/11,680ft
Overnight at Tea House. [B/L/D]
Following a satisfying breakfast, our day's trek commences as we journey past the Phu Khola along a rugged trail, leading us towards a narrow gorge that adds a touch of adventure to our expedition. Descending further along the trail, we eventually reach the river bed, where we cross the flowing waters via a sturdy wooden bridge.
Continuing our northward journey, we encounter a challenging but gradual ascent, accompanied by the striking presence of several large chortens and abandoned buildings that reflect the area's rich cultural heritage. As we progress, the captivating landscapes and historical remnants further enrich our trekking experience. After an exhilarating 5 to 6-hour trek, we cross a suspension bridge and finally arrive at the welcoming village of Phu Gaon. Prepare to be enchanted by the cultural splendour and natural beauty that define this remote Himalayan region.
Hiking: 4-5 hrs Travel Distance: 8 km
Maximum Altitude: 4,250m/13,944ft
Overnight at Tea House. [B/L/D]
Today marks an essential acclimatization day, allowing us to rest and gradually adjust to the high altitude of the Lost/Hidden Valley. Immersed in the captivating beauty of the Phu Valley, we have the opportunity to delve into the rich cultural tapestry, natural diversity, and spiritual practices of the local ethnic communities. Embracing the spirit of exploration, we embark on short hikes to discover the treasures of this extraordinary region.
Our exploration includes a visit to the revered Tashi Lakhang Monastery, an ancient Buddhist sanctuary believed to be the final testament to the legacy of Karmapa Rinpoche. Immerse yourself in the history of the nearly 800-year-old Phu village, where traditional houses and monasteries stand as a testament to the region's rich heritage. Among the notable attractions are the Samdo Monastery and Choling Monastery, offering an intimate glimpse into the spiritual fabric of the Phu Village.
Hiking: 3-4 hrs Travel Distance: 4-5 km
Maximum Altitude: 4,250m/13,944ft
Overnight at Tea House. [B/L/D]
Following a necessary acclimatization day in Phu Gaon, we prepare for an exhilarating hike eastward through a glacial valley en route to the base camp of Himlung Himal. Today's trek is relatively short, allowing us to relish the breathtaking surroundings at a leisurely pace.
With a hearty breakfast fuelling our adventure, we set out from the village, treading a path reminiscent of the days before, now ascending gradually in altitude. As we traverse the terrain, we soak in the awe-inspiring vistas, each step deepening our connection with the magnificent Himalayan landscape.
After a comfortable 3 to 4-hour journey, we finally reach the distinguished base camp of Mt. Himlung. Here, our experienced Sherpa team efficiently arranges the expedition team's tent, ensuring that we have a cozy and secure haven to rest and prepare for the awe-inspiring journey that lies ahead. Let the excitement of this momentous undertaking fill our hearts as we embrace the thrill of the Himalayan expedition.
Hiking: 4-5 hrs Travel Distance: 8 km
Maximum Altitude: 4,900m/16,077ft
Overnight at Camping. [B/L/D]
Today is dedicated to rest and acclimatization at the base camp, allowing us to adapt effectively to the high altitude and prepare for the upcoming climb. Surrounded by the majestic, towering peaks, we have the opportunity to appreciate the awe-inspiring beauty of the Himalayas. While some climbing groups might opt to forgo a day of rest, we highly recommend taking this time to prioritize acclimatization, ensuring that the forthcoming climbing days progress smoothly and without any undue challenges. Use this day to rejuvenate, gather strength, and fully immerse yourself in the natural wonders that encompass us, setting the stage for a successful and fulfilling climbing experience ahead.
Maximum Altitude: 4,900m/16,077ft
Overnight at Camping. [B/L/D]
After breakfast, we embark on a gradual ascent toward camp one, maintaining a deliberate and measured pace. It's important to bear in mind that the upcoming stages of the expedition demand a higher level of physical and mental endurance, potentially requiring extensive training and preparation. Whenever faced with challenges or uncertainties along the climbing trails, it's advisable to seek guidance and support from our experienced group leader. As we make our way towards camp one, we traverse through notably snowy terrain. Our dedicated Sherpa team will precede us to ensure the preparation of our tents and the provision of nourishing meals. Upon reaching camp one, prepare to be captivated by the awe-inspiring vistas of the Annapurna, Manaslu, and Gangapurna mountains. This breathtaking panorama serves as a testament to the raw beauty of the Himalayas.
Climbing: 4-5 hrs Travel Distance: 2 km
Maximum Altitude: 5,450m/17,881ft
Overnight at Camping. [B/L/D]
Following a satisfying breakfast at Camp One, we will meticulously assess our supplies and commence our onward trek towards Camp Two. The ascent, though gradual, demands considerable physical exertion and mental fortitude. With a resilient spirit and unwavering determination, we will navigate the challenges along the route and emerge triumphant. As we reach camp two, prepare to be enchanted by the spellbinding spectacle of the setting sun. This truly mesmerizing and unforgettable experience will leave an indelible mark on our memories. After savoring the enchanting views, we will retrace our steps back to the base camp, where we will spend the night, rejuvenating ourselves for the adventures that lie ahead.
Climbing: 3-5 hrs Travel Distance: 3-4 km
Maximum Altitude: 6,000m/19,686ft.
Overnight at Camping. [B/L/D]
Today is the second day dedicated to acclimatization, a vital step before embarking on the thrilling summit of Mt. Himlung. We will utilize this time to rest at the base camp, allowing our bodies to adjust to the altitude. Take the opportunity to explore the campsite and capture the stunning surroundings through photographs. Our knowledgeable guide will ensure that we are fully equipped with the necessary gear for the rest of our journey. Rest well and prepare mentally for the exhilarating climb that lies ahead.
Maximum Altitude: 4,900m/16,077ft
Overnight at Camping. [B/L/D]
Similar to the initial ascent to Camp One, we will review our supplies and commence our trek towards Camp Two. After reaching camp two, we will rest in our camping tents and prepare ourselves mentally and physically for the challenging climb that awaits us in the upcoming days.
Climbing: 3-4 hrs Travel Distance: 2 km
Maximum Altitude: 5,450m/17,881ft
Overnight at Camping. [B/L/D]
After having breakfast at Camp One, we will continue our journey toward Camp Two with the support of our experienced Sherpa team. Drawing upon our previous climbing experience and the guidance of our Sherpa crew, we will ascend steadily. Upon reaching camp two, we will rest in the tents that have been set up for us by our dedicated team.
Climbing: 2-3 hrs Travel Distance: 1-2 km
Maximum Altitude: 6,000m/19,686ft
Overnight at Camping. [B/L/D]
After having breakfast at Camp Two, we will continue our climb toward Camp Three. Moving with caution, we will ascend around 350m to reach camp three by midday. Upon arrival, we will enjoy our lunch and then explore the surrounding area, taking in the breathtaking views of the Himalayas, capturing photographs, and relaxing at the campsite.
Climbing: 2-3 hrs Travel Distance: 1-2 km
Maximum Altitude: 6,350m/20,834ft
Overnight at Camping. [B/L/D]
This day is designated for rest and acclimatization before our summit attempt, allowing our bodies to adjust to the altitude. We will prioritize rest and ensure proper hydration throughout the day. Meanwhile, our guide will make all the necessary preparations for our summit bid the following day.
Maximum Altitude: 6,350m/20,834ft
Overnight at Camping. [B/L/D]
After ample rest and acclimatization, our bodies will be rejuvenated for the final leg of our adventurous journey to the summit of Mt. Himlung. Today marks a crucial and exciting part of the entire expedition. Following a thorough check of our equipment by our trek leader, we will embark on our ascent in the morning after breakfast. With the assistance of dependable gear and the expertise of our climbing guide, we will conquer the challenging snowy and technical sections.
After several hours of climbing, we will reach the summit of Mt. Himlung, where we will relish the breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and the pristine beauty of the Himalayan Mountains. Due to the risk of altitude sickness, we will not spend an extended period at the summit. Our descent back to camp will follow.
Climbing: 7-8 hrs Travel Distance: 3 km
Maximum Altitude: 7,126m/23,380ft
Overnight at Camping. [B/L/D]
On this day, we will have our breakfast and make our way toward the base camp. Although it is comparatively easier to walk down to the base camp, we need to take care of our knees and ankles. After about 5 to 6 hours of descending, we will arrive at the base camp. We will spend the night at our tents ruminating on the wonderful memories of our Himulung expedition.
Climbing: 2-3 hrs Travel Distance: 5 km
Maximum Altitude: 4,900m/16,077ft
Overnight at Camping. [B/L/D]
After the successful summit of Mt. Himlung, it is time to descend to Phu Village. Following a cleanup and a satisfying breakfast at the base camp, we will retrace our steps back to Phu. The 5 to 6 hours of descent back to Phu is moderate, but we must take care to avoid any strain on our knees or ankles. If the timing aligns with a full moon night, we may have the opportunity to witness the Full Moon prayer performed by the local people, adding a touch of cultural richness to our journey.
Hiking: 4-5 hrs Travel Distance: 8 km
Maximum Altitude: 4,250m/13,944ft
Overnight at Tea House. [B/L/D]
After breakfast, we will depart from the picturesque village of Phu, following a descending trail back to the suspension bridge. Our trek will lead us past monasteries, chortens, and old buildings as we make our way towards Kyang. Passing through a rugged moraine, we will cross the Mruju Khola. The trail's gradual descent will treat us to stunning views of Lamjung Himal without causing much fatigue. After a 5 to 6-hour walk, we will arrive at the village of Meta, where we will spend the remaining time resting at our designated teahouse or lodge.
Hiking: 6-7 hrs Travel Distance: 18 km
Maximum Altitude: 3,560m/11,680ft
Overnight at Tea House. [B/L/D]
After breakfast in Meta, we will begin our trek, retracing the same trail we followed during our journey to the Himlung expedition. Today marks our last day of trekking, offering us another opportunity to relish the trek and take in any scenic views we might have missed earlier. The trail will take us past the stone huts of Singenge, leading gradually through a dense forest and a gentle descent to a suspension bridge over the Seti Khola. Walking for approximately 6 to 7 hours amidst the soothing sounds of gushing rivers and serene forest trails, we will arrive at Koto Village after a brief ascent.
Hiking: 5-6 hrs Travel Distance: 14 km
Maximum Altitude: 2,610m/8,563ft
Overnight at Tea House. [B/L/D]
After having breakfast in Koto, we will be met by a private vehicle that will transport us to Besisahar. The journey from Koto to Besisahar typically takes around 7 to 8 hours on a dusty road. Upon reaching Besisahar, we might feel a bit weary from the bumpy ride, so we will take the opportunity to rest in our designated teahouse or lodge room.
Travel Distance: 64 km Driving: 5-6 hrs
Maximum Altitude: 800m/2,625ft
Overnight at Tea House. [B/L/D]
After breakfast in Besisahar, we will begin our return journey to Kathmandu, which usually takes around 6 to 7 hours, depending on the road and traffic conditions on the main highway. Once we arrive in Kathmandu, we will be transferred to our designated hotel, where we can relax and unwind for the rest of the evening.
Travel Distance: 173 km Driving: 6-7 hrs
Maximum Altitude: 1,350m/4,429ft
Overnight at Hotel. [B/L/D]
Today is a leisure day in Kathmandu, providing us with the opportunity to explore the city at our own pace. We can take a stroll through the bustling streets of Thamel or visit some of the renowned world heritage sites in the city. This is also a great chance to pick up some souvenir items to take back home for our friends and family. In the evening, we can enjoy the vibrant nightlife of Thamel and soak in the local atmosphere.
Maximum Altitude: 1,350m/4,429ft
Overnight at Hotel. [B/L/D]
After an early morning breakfast, your journey to Nepal comes to an end. You will be transferred to the airport for your flight.
Tour Includes
- Transfer service on arrival and departure.
- 5 night’s hotel accommodation in Kathmandu. Twin-share on Full Board Plan.
- Trekking lodges/tea houses and tent accommodation during trekking and mountaineering tours.
- Experienced state-licensed mountaineering guides during the trekking and climbing stages.
- Full board is available at tea house/hotel/lodge during trekking.
- English-speaking staff and porters will be on site to accompany you on your journey (1 porter for every 2 guests, carrying up to 30kg).
- Trekking permit (entrance fee to Annapurna National Park).
- TIMS Card (Trekking Information Management System).
- Permission to climb Mt. Himlung summit from the Nepali government.
- First aid kits for groups and staff.
- Use sleeping bags, down jackets, duffel bags, and hiking poles (please return them at the end of the trip if you do not have them).
- Helicopter rescue insurance for workers at height.
- Oxygen meter to check your pulse oxygen saturation and heart rate twice a day to ensure your health while trekking
Tour Excludes
- All packaged foods/snacks, sodas, energy drinks, bottled water, alcohol, tobacco, chocolate, and health bars.
- Items of a personal nature - laundry expenses, tips.
- Rescues, repatriation, medicines, medical tests, and hospitalization expenses.
- Medical insurance and emergency evacuation if needed.
- Travel insurance and helicopter rescue.
- Airfare of international flights.
- Nepal entry visa fee
- Personal climbing gear.
- Tips, gifts, souvenirs.
- Tips for tour guides, porters, and drivers
FAQ
Expand AllFAQs of Himlung Expedition
1. What is Himlung Himal?
Ø Himlung Himal is a mountain in the western part of Nepal, standing at an elevation of 7,126 meters (23,380 feet) above sea level.
2. Where is Himlung Himal located?
Ø Himlung Himal is part of the Manaslu region and lies to the northwest of the Annapurna Massif.
3. How difficult is the Himlung Expedition?
Ø The Himlung Expedition is considered challenging, requiring technical climbing skills and prior high-altitude experience.
4. What is the best time for the Himlung Expedition?
Ø The best time for the expedition is during the pre-monsoon (spring) and post-monsoon (autumn) seasons, typically in April to June and September to November.
5. Do I need a permit for the Himlung Expedition?
Ø Yes, a climbing permit is required. You need to obtain permits from the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA).
6. What is the duration of the Himlung Expedition?
Ø The expedition duration varies but typically takes around 21 to 25 days, including acclimatization and climbing days.
7. What is the trekking route for the Himlung Expedition?
Ø The common trekking route starts in Besisahar, follows the Annapurna Circuit, and then branches off towards Himlung Base Camp.
8. Is acclimatization necessary for the Himlung Expedition?
Ø Yes, acclimatization is crucial to acclimate to high altitudes and prevent altitude sickness. The itinerary includes acclimatization rotations.
9. What is the accommodation like during the expedition?
Ø Accommodations include teahouses at lower altitudes and camping at higher altitudes. Teahouses provide basic amenities, while camping offers a more immersive experience.
10. What gear is required for the Himlung Expedition?
Ø Essential gear includes mountaineering boots, crampons, ice axes, harnesses, helmets, down jackets, and other high-altitude clothing.
11. Is it possible to hire a guide and porter for the expedition?
Ø Yes, it is recommended to hire an experienced guide and possibly a porter to assist with carrying equipment, ensuring safety, and navigating the route.
12. What is the maximum altitude reached during the Himlung Expedition?
Ø The summit of Himlung Himal is at an altitude of 7,126 meters (23,380 feet).
13. Are there emergency evacuation facilities during the expedition?
Ø Emergency evacuation services are available, and it's essential to have travel insurance that covers high-altitude rescue.
14. Is it possible to combine the Himlung Expedition with other treks?
Ø Yes, the expedition can be combined with the Annapurna Circuit or other nearby treks for a more comprehensive adventure.
15. Are there age restrictions for the Himlung Expedition?
Ø While there is no specific age restriction, participants should be physically fit and have prior mountaineering experience.
16. How many people are usually in a climbing group for Himlung Expedition?
Ø Group sizes vary but are generally small to ensure personalized attention and safety.
17. What is the difficulty level of the climbing route?
Ø The climbing route involves technical sections, including ice and rock climbing. It is graded as challenging.
18. Is the Himlung Expedition affected by weather conditions?
Ø Yes, weather conditions, especially during the monsoon season, can impact the climb. It's crucial to plan the expedition during the recommended seasons.
19. What is the success rate of reaching the summit on the Himlung Expedition?
Ø The success rate can vary, and it depends on factors such as weather conditions, acclimatization, and the climbers' experience. Reputable trekking agencies often have higher success rates.
20. What are the risks associated with the Himlung Expedition?
Ø Risks include altitude sickness, avalanches, crevasses, and unpredictable weather. Comprehensive preparation, experienced guides, and adherence to safety protocols help mitigate these risks.
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