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Indrahar Pass

The distinctly varying altitudes of the trekking trail to this mesmerizing location allow you to witness the scenic beauty of various forest ranges.
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Dal Lake

The distinctly varying altitudes of the trekking trail to this mesmerizing location allow you to witness the scenic beauty of various forest ranges.
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St. John In The Wilderness

The church of St. John in the wilderness is an old Anglican church situated in the beautiful valley of McLeodganj
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Chamunda Devi Temple

Chamunda Devi Temple, or the 'Chamunda Nandikeshwar Dham,' is one of the most prestigious and renowned holy shrines of the Hindus.
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Hotel Triund Heights

Bhagsunag, Mcleodganj, Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh, INDIA - 176219

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D'Polo Club & Spa Resort

Near, Dharamsala Rd, Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh 176215

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Hotel Navya Heights

Bhagsu Nag, McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh 176219

Dharamsala

"The little Lhasa in India"

Dharamshala is a beautiful hill town in the Dhauladhar range of Himalayas. It is the winter capital of Himachal Pradesh and is located in the upper slopes of the Kangra valley. Once known as a british hill station during the colonial era, Dharamsala soon became occupied by Tibetan communities and is now home to the greatest Buddhist leader Dalai Lama.

Dharamshala, sometimes overshadowed by the more prominent neighbourhood of McLeodganj, is a more laid-back and tranquil spot to spend a long weekend if you’re visiting from nearby cities like Chandigarh, Delhi, Amritsar or Jammu. Apart from Mcleodganj, you can explore the quaint little hippie village Dharamkot that’s untouched by crowd of tourists. Hence, away from clamour of other tourist spots, Dharamsala is also known to be one of the top destinations for solo travellers.

Aside the serenity, Dharamsala is flocked by tourists for its thangka paintings, museums, bustling street markets, and cuisine. There are also a number of trekking options in Mcleodganj, that’s hardly 3kms away from Dharamsala.

And just like Shimla, Manali and Dalhousie, Dharamsala also experiences freezing winters, making spring and summers (mid-February to mid-July) the best time to experience the rich and regal Tibetan culture in this little Lhasa in India.

History

Formerly ruled by the Katoch dynasty for around two millennia, Dharamshala was annexed by the British in 1848. Following this, in 1860, the Gurkhas arrived in Dharamshala. Also called as the ‘bravest of the brave’ the fate and history of this tribe is interminably linked to that of the town. The Gurkhas were originally Nepali soldiers, who were recruited by the British to fight in the World Wars. Their heroic feats during the war are still remembered, and many places in Dharamshala are named in their honour such as – Depot bazaar, Tirah Lanes etc. Dharamshala was a popular hill station for Britishers working in the Delhi region, and they were considering to make it their summer capital until the earthquake of 1905 which left over 20,000 people dead. Shimla was then named the summer capital. The Gurkhas contributed immensely to the rebuilding of the city post the earthquake. Many Gurkhas also played a prominent role in India’s independence struggle as freedom fighters. The Indian National Army’s captain – Ram Singh Thakur, was a Gurkha, and he composed the famous patriotic song – Kadam Kadam Badhaye Ja.

Tourist places in and around Dharamsala:

Dalai Lama Temple or Tsuglagkhang

Dalai Lama Temple or Tsuglagkhang :

Situated at the distance of 2 Km for Mcleodganj square, Dalai Lama Monastery/ Temple is the most important Buddhist temple in Mcleodganj as it is the home for His Holiness Dalai Lama. The serenity and ambiance at the Dalai Lama Temple are enticing and alluring to devotees and travelers all round year. The temple is the frequent preaching place of Dalai Lama and it is his personnel monastery. It is open from sunrise to sunset and visitors are welcome to explore the peaceful ambiance of the surroundings. The temple is popular because of its beautiful setting and has become a revered pilgrimage site for the Buddhist. The majestic temple has massive statues of Avalokiteshvara. Padmasambhava and several other Buddhist monks, but the main attraction of the Dalai Lama Temple is the enormous idol of Buddha sitting on an elevated pedestal. The chief prayer wheel is also located here at the centre of the temple which is plated in gold and has chants of ‘Om Mani Padme Hum’. Pilgrims walk around walk around the pedestal to pay homage and rotate the prayer wheel. It is believed that by rotating the wheel, the merit is multiplied and the devotees are blessed immensely. Tibetan Museum is just adjacent to the Dalai Lama temple and was inaugurated by the 14th Dalai Lama himself on 30th April 2000. The museum 6 days a week from 9am to 5pm and closed on Mondays. There is an entrance fee of Rs 5 to enter the museum which displays the wealth of Tibet and also the struggle that people in Tibet are facing since Chinese have invaded and taken over their homeland. A visit to the Dalai Lama Temple is truly worth every second spent there. One gets to know a lot about the life of Tibetan people and their religion.
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Mcleodganj

Nestled in the laps of Shivaliks, Mcleodganj is a one of its kind destination. It’s not only famous for Dalai Lama Monastery but also for its rich culture and craft which brings tourist from all over the world. Shopping is one of the best things to do in Mcleodganj given that the hill station is famous for traditional Tibetan dresses, hats, bags and slippers. Items like Tibetan flags, prayer wheel and other Tibetan souvenirs can also be purchased from this market. The Mcleodganj square is known to have city’s oldest shop- Nowrojee and sons which opened in 1860. The entire market area is famous for its wooden carvings. Jogibara road is yet another popular shopping place in Mcleodganj that sells fashionable items mixed with Tibetan authenticity. You can find beautiful handcraft jewelry here which is inspired by Tibetan culture and heritage. The shops also offer Tibetan masks, bowls, Thangkas and other items as well. These details are not only colorful but also hold spiritual and religious significance. List of things you can buy are Buddha Statues, Prayer Wheels, Singing bowls, ornaments, Paper diaries etc.
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Funky Cafes:

Who doesn’t like the aura of good food? Mcleodganj have some cool and funky cafes. These cafes serve some unworldly coffee, delicious steaming momos and thupka or one can indulge in some mouth watering home baked cakes and pastries. Unwind yourself in one of the cafes is one of the most preferred things to do in Mcleodganj. It is the ambience and the food of the cafes that can really enrich your travel experience. So it’s very important to find the beat eatery in the area. Eatery joints to look out for in Mcleodganj: Tibet Kitchen (Tibetan food lover), Jimmy’s Italian Kitchen (delicious pizza and pasta lovers), Woeser Bakery (Vegan food), Moonpeak Espresso (coffee lovers) Etc. A cup of hot steaming coffee and delicious meals at one of these cafes in Mcleodganj is one of the ideal ways to know the city.
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Bhagsu Waterfall

At 6,960 ft above the sea level its gorgeous emerald paradise waiting for you to discover it. Bhagsu waterfall is one of the beautiful streams in the destination and it lures tourist who wishes to relax in the lap of nature. The spring water is considered holy and it flows through the temple of bhagsu nag into the pools where devotees take a dip to get rid of their miseries. It is rated amongst the best tourist attraction in the region. The sound and power of the pounding water whether its waves or the waterfall is loved by everyone. The waterfall is not far off from the main hub of Mcleod ganj and is easily accessible on foot which is good for the tourist and there is no entry fee to visit this place. You can spend your whole day here discovering every cascade, cave, hill and crystal clear pool it has to offer.
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Shiva café

Shiva café is a must visit place if you happen to be in Mcleodganj. You can access Siva café over the waterfall top. It is a busy café and you might even have to wait to get a seat. The hippie culture of small hamlet called Mcleodganj has made Shiva Café synonymous to the place. The blissful ambience will take you into trance and you will be lost amongst the scenic beauty of the Bhagsu nag waterfall that lies in proximity. One can enjoy the calmness and peacefulness that this place exudes with great music playing at the back drop you will experience a soothing sensation here which you carry with you all your life. The mouth watering snacks will satisfy your hunger. This place is totally out of the world and a perfect place for nature lover.
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St John’s in the wilderness – An elegant church from British Era.

A place worth visiting while in McLeod ganj in the Kangra District of Himachal Pradesh. St John’s church is easily accessible from McLeod ganj . This Church has a story and a history which dates back to the British period. The church is dedicated to John the Baptist and was built in 1852 and its architecture is based on Neo Gothic style. The church has Belgian stained glass windows with beautiful artwork donated by Lady Elgin, wife of Lord Elgin. The church has graveyard which is in ruins and is the resting place of the British people who have passed away in the earthquake in 1905 AD. The church was left untouched in the earthquake other than the bell tower which was destroyed. The new bell was built in 1915 AD and was brought from England to be installed in the compound. Due to its unique location and Gothic feel St John Church attracts lot of tourist. The church is only opened on Sundays when mass is held in the morning at 10am in English and 11am in Hindi. The St John Church in The wilderness Dharamsala may not have the grandeur of the Churches in Goa or Karnataka but it has strange timeless beauty that merges harmoniously with its setting in the middle of beautiful Dhauladhar ranges.
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Triund

Intermittent prayer flags and chirping birds keep you company on this hour-long steady climb to the revered Galu Devi temple. With spectacular views of the valley below, winding through forests, the path to the Galu Devi Temple might seem like an ancient riverbed. A few steps below the Temple, is the stand-alone cafe that serves you steamy noodles, chai and other snacks with a view of the valley below. After resting for a bit, we climb towards the meadow of Triund .Pass a couple of teashops on the way here and stop for a cuppa while you take in spectacular views valley of Dharamsala with its superb cricket ground below. A nearly 3-4 hour hike after, the meadow of Triund is visible. Dotted with tents and a few shacks that sell tea and food to the campers and the trekkers, there has recently been a sudden influx with tourism getting the better of these pristine lands.
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Dharamkot

Dharamkot is called a little hippie village of Himalayas, this yoga village is famous and ideal for few days time off from the real world. The best about the place is its vibe which is a mix of some of magic, pure spiritual energy of Himalayas, happiness of people who live there, peace and serenity and the feeling of oneness with the nature. The sound of mountain birds, the whistling of air through deodar tree leaves, the distant smell of farm animals will awaken all your senses. It is a good spot for early morning yoga and meditation. It’s an ideal place to spend some time away, meditating in peace. The tiny hamlet is blessed with stunning views of the Kangra Valley the Majestic Dhauladhar ranges. Home to Dhamma Shikhara Meditation Center and Tushita Meditation Center, Dharamkot manages to maintain a fine balance between yoga retreat town and an adventurist abode.

This village doesn’t have any roads except for a single road that leads to very famous café Trek and Dine. After this the road narrow down to a pathway, ideal for leisure walk in the forest to various other points like Galu Temple, waterfalls and treks. It leads to flag temple which is less explored by the tourist.

When it comes to food, Dharamkot has some best cafes ever known like Trek and Dine, Moonlight café etc. Every single café has its own specialty from Lasagnas to pasta, hummus to pita bread and not to miss the most amazing desert Bhagsu Cake. Bhagsu cake has a typical crunchy pie crust layered with caramel sauce with dark chocolate or white chocolate. You will also find various vegan Café s in this village like Vegan Café, Once in a nature, Caterpillar and many more.

Since tourism is new to Dharamkot home stays or guest houses are the main feature of this village. There are few backpacker hostels but nothing very fancy. It is very easy to rent a room with attached washroom and kitchen if you wish to stay for a longer period of time. Although most of the home stays are not listed anywhere online but are easily available for a good price. You can directly reach here and look for accommodation, which is usually hosted by locals in their homes. A backpacker’s hostel with dormitory style accommodation is also available and shared lounges at Flugler.

Flag Temple: Flag temple is just 300 meters from Dharamkot main market. It s a quiet beautiful place and not many people know about it. The flag point is also a view point, with plenty of Tibetan prayer flags fluttering with the wind overlooking the mighty snowcapped mountains. This is hidden gem for these seeking peace. You can sit here to relax and unwind yourself before you get back to your next destination.
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Kareri Lake

Kareri lake is a high altitude, fresh water lake of the Dhauladhar range and is also known for being favorite trekking destination of this area. The lake remains frozen in winters and when the snow melts it serves as the source of lake and a stream. Kareri lake sevres as a base for trekking further into the Dahuladhar and onward to Chamba and Bharmour via Minkiani Pass (4250m ) and Baleni Pass (3710m). Minkiani Pass
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Jalsu Pass Trek

Jalsu is a low height Pass of the Dhauldhar range that connects Kangra Valley and Chamba District. Gaddi shepherds have used this path from centuries to travel between Kangra and their homeland Chamba. The pass is at the height of 3450 meters above sea level with its gentle sloping trail towards the North side, it is one of the most extensively used shepherd routes by Gaddi tribes. This route is not very popular with tourists as some of the other Dhauladhar Passes, but being unique it is an experience in itself. The best season to travel is between April to September, especially before the monsoon when the valley starts to blossom with variety of flowers to live it up to its name of ‘Valley of flower’. The trek can either start from Chamba or Kangra side.
Location: Dharamsala India Population: 19540
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Must Know Before You Visit Dharamsala

  • Ensure etiquette while visiting monasteries, as photography and visitation are restricted in some areas.
  • If you’re trekking, carry your own water during the trek. You might not get the opportunity to refill your water stock on the way.

FAQs on Dharamshala

How much does a package cost for Dharamsala?

The packages for Dharamsala start at INR 9000 which can be further customized based on number of people, days, hotel category, vehicle type and customizations.

What is famous about Dharamsala?

A great place for meditation and learning about Buddhism and Tibetan culture. Great view of Dhauladhar ranges. Pleasant weather all around the year.

Who should visit Dharamsala?

For religious people, people in search of meditation and peace. Also, for the avid trekkers as Dharamsala opens the way for a number of treks.

What is the best time to visit Dharamsala?

The best time to visit Dharamshala between mid-February to mid-July (spring and summer) when the weather is pleasant with a temperature ranging between 21-34 degree Celcius. Winters here are frigid with occasional snowfalls; however, it makes the valley look much more beautiful. Monsoons (late July - Early September) can be avoided as it might hamper your travel plans, but this place does not receive very heavy rainfall unlike other parts of Himachal and Uttarakhand.

What is the local food in Dharamsala?

One can find a lot of restaurants and cafes here which derve decent food. Being dominated by the Tibetan culture one will mostly find Tibetan cuisine being served. Do try the momos, thukpas and other Tibetan dishes. Another speciality of this place is honey ginger lemon tea which is a very refreshing drink. A lot of cafes also serve English breakfast with Pancakes, Omlettes and Sandwiches. One of the best establishments here are the Green Restaurant and the Herbal Tea Shop. There are a few pubs here as well which serve imported alcohol along with food with music in the background. Momos are a specialty here. Different types of momos locally called as Tingmo, Tibetan type samosa known to be Baklebs and a meal of soup and noodles Thukpas are most common.

What are the top hotels in Dharamsala?

There are 335 in Dharamsala which can be booked through Holidify. The most popular hotels in Dharamsala are Hotel Royal Taj, Triund Camps Riverside Resort, Camp Indrunag, Delightful 1BHK Cottage in Dharamshala, Serene 1BHK Home in Dharamshala.

What are the things to do in Dharamsala?

The top things to do in Dharamsala are Dharamshala Cricket Stadium, Library of Tibetan Works and Archives, St. John in the Wilderness Church, Dharamshala International Film Festival 2019, War Memorial, Gyuto Monastery.

What are the places near Dharamsala?

The top places near to Dharamsala are Mcleodganj which is 4 km from Dharamsala, Dalhousie which is located 47 km from Dharamsala, Khajjiar which is located 43 km from Dharamsala, Manali which is located 81 km from Dharamsala, Shimla which is located 147 km from Dharamsala

Is it ideal for trekking and paragliding in December in Dharamshala?

yes you can, weather can be challenging sometimes, however make up your mind to tolerate extreme cold during treks. Sometime its quite sunny in December month except for some rainy snowy days. If it snows don't go on any tek as it can be extremely dangerous. See a local guide before you go on any trek. Bring some good warm clothes with you. The wind is generally cold in winters, so ur glider will not take much lift.On sunny days the paragliding can be done but it will be a short flight. The best time for such activity is Mar to June and Sec to Oct months.
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  • Avatar Paresh Potdar ★★★★★ 7 months ago
    Had a experience of life time with Manu adventures on the Laka glacier trek.
    Was travelling with family and 12 yr old kids.
    The camp facility was excellent with clean toilets and running water.
    The tents & sleeping bags provided were     … More quite good.
    The food was basic but not much to complain.
    The guide ‘Abhishek’ was friendly and flexible. For us as beginners and with kids I think he was very supportive and went out of the way to make the trek as much comfortable as possible and also exciting.
    After the treks we had relaxing evenings at base camp with bonfire. Also celebrated Diwali with some crackers and music
  • Avatar Korada Naveen ★★★★★ 11 months ago
    Had a great experience with Manu Adventures India, they are very professional. The food and the arrangements at the camp site were excellent, the guides who assisted us during the trek were friendly they knew their job and guided us very … More well, people coming to trek to the triund or beyond that should definitely consider Manu Adventures and even if you are a first time trekker they will make your experience a memorable one.
  • Avatar Rishabh Verma ★★★★★ 8 months ago
    I booked a trek and camp trip through them and it was absolutely awesome, the guide Manu Raghuvanshi was very friendly and we had a lot of fun while trekking. We also enjoyed a bonfire at night and enjoyed stargazing from camp. It was my … More 1st ever trek and thanks to the guide and manu adventures It has now become one of my amazing and precious memories.
  • Avatar Shivam Pathak ★★★★★ a year ago
    It was really nice adventure trip organised by Manu adventure. Special mention to Sachin, the guide who has taken us to the top. His cooperation and assistance was commendable. He not only shown us all the stops but also made us aware about … More the significance of each and every stop. Was a lovely company with him. I recommend all of you to plan the trip under his guidance.
  • Avatar Sanjit Sahoo ★★★★★ a year ago
    I along with 3 of my friends went for the Indrahaar Pass trek with Manu Adventures on May 12, 2022. Although I have done several one-day treks, this was the first trek spanning over 3 nights and 4 days. This was undoubtedly the best trek … More and I'm summarizing my experience with Manu Adventures below:
    1. Manu Bhai: He is an expert and gave a detailed briefing about the trek before the trek and answered all our queries regarding facilities at the camp, any challenges that we might face etc. He even agreed to include Day-1 lunch in the package even though it was not included the communication sent to him by Thrillophilia (I had booked the trek through Thrillophilia; nothing to complain about Thrillophilia here as they have been very proactive in addressing my queries and accommodating my requests).
    2. Camps: Camp-1 is located at Letta (we spent 1st night here). The camp site and the tents are clean. Toilet facility (2 toilets) with running water is available here. Quality and taste of the food served here is very good. Loved the taste of Rice & Dal. The cook is super fast (pardon me for forgetting his name). Camp-2 is at Ilaqa (stayed here on 2nd and 3rd nights). Again the tents are clean and the camp site offers a picturesque view of the glacier and the mountains. The food was OK (poori-sabji, rice-dal available). Limited availability of packaged water here; so need to be judicious.
    3. Guides: Highlight of Manu Adventure's offerings was the 2 guides – Suraj and Shivam. While Suraj accompanied us from beginning till the very end, Shivam joined us midway on Day-2. Both the young men know the trails very well, are very fit, have very good temperament. Both of them kept on gently pushing us when we were slowing down on the trek while ensuring that there were no signs of sickness/health issue. They ensured safety at risky parts of the trek. We had a lot of fun at night (music, bon fire and chats) and also while trekking. Their "Yo baba, full power" shouting pumped us up when the terrain was wearing us down during the trek. Although the mountains tested my endurance levels, the trek was fun because of the guides. However, they can still improve their engagement with the clients during trek.
    I will definitely recommend Manu Adventures and the guides Suraj and Shivam for Triund/Snowline/Ilaqa/Indrahaar Pass trek.
  • Avatar reshu yadav ★★★★★ 8 months ago
    I would like to thanks first to my journey guide Shivam.Due to him the trek was completed. In every steps he has guided us and motivated us to complete the trek.. Overall journey was fabulous. I enjoyed a lot. Specially the people we meet … More who have welcomed us and help us in every manner was very good. They have made indrahar pass trek very good. We spent lots of time with them so we came to know their cultures also.. Food was also too good in every base camp . I would like to thanks manu adventures also to give us good guide and help us… Thank you very much everyone.. My overall experience was very nice I would like to suggest everybody to go from manu adventure and go with guide shivam. He has treated us like his family…
  • Avatar Madan Gopal Mishra ★★★★★ a year ago
    Me and My brother went Triund Trek after newyear 2022 and it was great experience for the people who like to travel. We did treking and there was base camp provided as It was already booked with effective price. The view was very nice and … More I can say simply that such beautiful places exist on our earth.
    Thanks to Manu Adventures and Also thanks to our Guide Shivam who has motivated us to go above and also for his funny behaviour.
  • Avatar Avinash Jha ★★★★★ a year ago
    We booked Triund Trek for four and it was our first trek. Firstly welcoming us to the office and then briefing and guiding us throughout the trek, our trek leader(Ranu) did a fantastic job. He is a perfect guide for the trek and very helpful. … More Most important thing during such trek is the ecosystem of the camp and how welcoming are the staffs at base camp. From the food to behavior of everyone, it was an unforgettable experience. I will highly recommend Manu Adventures if you are looking for trek in Himachal.
  • Avatar bhuvan khanna ★★★★★ a year ago
    Amazing experience, great food, extremely helpful, campfire experience was also wonderful. It was great to be guided by the veterans and Abhishek really knows and abides by the principle that he never leaves anyone behind no matter how … More difficult it gets for him to help the person in trekking the way through. I am really thankful for his patience and guidance along the way.
  • Avatar Tanish Saxena ★★★★★ a year ago
    We had an amazing experience guide shivam was amazing he had a very good experience of tracking he managed every dangerous situation patiently. Food at top wasn’t good the charges taken were not up to the mark as expected even the bone … More fire was small with inappropriate handling of seats and all. Overall loved the guide and his experience. Good luck.-
  • Avatar Bo Bob ★★★★★ a year ago
    Indrahar pass trek was stunning. Day 2 brought us up to the glacier where we camped in beautiful alpine scenery. Day 3 started very early at 4:30am to start the 1200m climb up to the pass. The route involves crossing glacier twice – … More the second traverse is across a steep walk of ice requiring steps to be cut with ice pick. If your footwear does not have good grip (like mine) it is important to be roped up for that section as a fall there would likely be fatal. There is a lot of climbing on all fours up the cliffs at the top. It’s a tough trek as the air is thin at the top where the terrain is steepest. Sachin expertly guided us in what was difficult and at times dangerous terrain. The views at the top are worth it. So if you are fit and acclimatized to altitude go for it. A Himalayan highlight for me. Manu was great to deal with. Professional and great value.
  • Avatar Harpreet Abgotri ★★★★★ a year ago
    Great Tour! Our tour guide was Suraj, he made sure we are safe and shared all the details. He was a great host! Highly recommended.

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One can visit North India at any point of the year and explore the unexplored places.

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