Transfer from plane/Bus. Airport/Terminal to hotel or vice-versa

Transfer from Urubamba or Yucay to Ollanta Station or vice-Versa (mainly for passangers slaying over-night in Urubamba or Yucay)

Transfer from Hotel in Cusco to Urubamba or Ollanta Station

Transfer from Pisac to Ollanta or vice-versa

Transfer from Hotel to Station Poroy and vice-versa

Daily pm, tours, (eventually for groups am) Seat in Car bases (SIC) except SUNDAYS.

It last approx. 4 hours (14:00 to 18:00) An admission ticket is needes (BTC). It is a guided tour with stops at the Cathedral, Temple of teh Sum (Sights of ancient street); and stops at archeological sites: Sacsayhuaman, Kenko, Puca-pucara and tambomachay

Only private (PS). It lasts approx. 3 1/2 hours. Stops at the Cathedral, Temple of the Sun, Regional museum, archeological museum, san Blas church an neighborhood, La Merced church and Acncients Streets.

Only private (PS). Archeoogical sites, Sacsayhuaman, Kenko, puca-pucara and Tambomachay

A stop at pre-Inca Pikillaqta ruins (Wari culture) at 29 Km from Cusco and the "Sisteem Chapel of America" at 35 km. from Cusco.

Especially on Sundays and now smaller ones on tuesday and Thursday

Everyday It is localed at a few Kms away from pisaq town. It last aprox. 4 hours

Daily tourist train service. It includes lunch at the Tourist Hotel, admission tickets, transfer from Station/Hotel/Sation. It leaves at 6 am and returns at 18:00 When it es a high season there is another sheft leaving at 9;00 am by buss

Daily in Car (SIC). Only on Tuesday, Thursdays and Sundays. A visit to the typical Indian Market in Pisaq, lunch in Urubamba, return by Chinchero road. Its last aprox. 8 horas (leaves at 9:00 am)

a visit to Saqsayhuaman, Kenko, Puca-pucara, Tambomachay and Pisaq ruins. typical lunch in Pisaq town

Especially on Sunday a visit to the Chinchero indian market. A visit to Ollanta town and fortness. Lunch in urubamba

Only PS. A Visit to Pisaq ruins and market (only on Tuesday, Thrusday and Sunday) lunch in Urubamba. PM a visit to Ollanta town and fortness

Only PS. A visit to Chinchero ruins, Moray (an experimental agricultural inka center) and the Maras salt reservoir Typical lunch

Only PS. A visit to the border between Cusco and Puno in la Raya ata 4000 mosl approx. to see the National Park with Vicuñas, llamas and alpacas going through towns. Tinta, Checacupe and Sicuani

Gatur Cusco takes the tourist toward the Q'oricancha the most important shrines in Cusco during the incas time), discover with us, the most important religious shrine of the andean civilization at the Q'orikancha, which shows an interesting dominican colonial church upon inca foundations

The second visit is to another colonial church La Catedral, the most imposing church at the main square, which shows 400 impresive colonial paintings, including many from the 'Escuela Cusqueña'.

The tour keeps going to Sacsayhuaman, this site is a megalithic work made by the INCAS; it stands on a hill looming over the city to the north-yet even these enormous stones are filled with that extraordinary inca perfection.

The next sightseeing is named Q'enqo, another shrine by the incas time close to Sacsaywaman, it shows a singular limestone outcrop, which was used to religious cult.

The tour finishes at Puka Pukara and Tambomachay.The first was a kind of establishment or post-house where travelers were logged and goods, animals, etc. were housed temporarily.The second one which is populary called the Baños del Inca the Inca's bath, is a rather finely preserved example of a site for ritual bathing and water cult.

Includes :

• Bus Transportation (first class)
• Tranfers
• Turistic Ticket (BTG)
• Entrance ticket to Qoricancha
• Entrance ticket to Catedral
• Tour guide

Duration :

• 4 hours

The tour to Machupicchu starts very early in the morning. The first train leaves from the station of San Pedro at 6:00, then during half an a hour a zig-zag way leades to El Arco de Tika Tika (the high point on the outskirts of Cusco) through popular neighboors. If you leave very early from Cusco, you can't let to contemplate its dawn. Afterwards the train descends to La Pampa de Anta, which is an open and grassy country with willow trees, herds of cattle, and many small villages.

Before a great lake, now an extraordinary colorful carpet on an vast opened country. After reaching the edge of the plain the train follows a steep drop through a magnificent gorge into the Sacred Valley via Pomatales - Pachar. Sacred threshold between secret trails and sacred mountains.

Now the route stretches along the Urubamba Canyon between Ollantaytambo and Machupicchu, which grows more narrow and beatyful as the train nears to Machupicchu, for the mountains themselves seem almost vertical and the vegetation is a real jungle.

As you get closed to Machupicchu the spirits of the mountains get made more powerful. By 9:30 the train arrives in Aguas Calientes, the village whence buses are taken during 25 minutes to get the mountain called Machupicchu. Travel in first class to be first in Aguas Calientes.

The tour to Machupicchu (the archeologycal complex) is about 2 hours and a half, which is leaded by a professional tour guide who will explain the most plausible theories about the secrets of Machupicchu. We are sure you will also take the best pictures of the impressive Machupicchu. The lunch is taken at the Santuary loage restaurant located near the entrance of the arquelogycal site.

By afternoon the first train coming back to Cusco leaves at 3:00 and gets there by 7:00.

Included :

• Train transportation (first class)
• Tranfers
• Entrance ticket to Machupicchu
• Bus tickets (round trip)
• Professional tour guide
• All meals

The first visit at the village of Qorao where is possible to take beatyful pictures of the landscapes from a lookout site. Also sometimes a handycraft shopping can be taken.

The next stopping is another lookout site, whence Pisaq (Ruins and village) and the Sacred Valley with its impressives snow capped mountains are seen.

The route follows to "Pisaq" (village), here exists another handicraft market located at the main square and surroundings. On the other hand Pisaq Ruins stands over the upper part of the hill, its visit is carriet out in private tours.

The lunch is usually taken in Urubamba or Yucay where the best restaurant services are located.

By afternoon Ollantaytambo (an impressive inca village) is visited. The only inca settlement still inhabited in Peru.

Afterwards to finish the tour at dast, Chinchero a colonial village built upon inca foundation and where typical shopping is usually taken.

Includes :

• Bus transportation (first class).
• Tranfers.
• Entrance tickets to Pisaq, Ollantaytambo and Chinchero.
• Professional tour guide.
• Buffet Lunch.

Tipon - Raqchi

Maras - Moray

Day 1:

We pick you up at your hotel in Cusco early in the morning and then take you by bus to the city of Urubamba, one hour from Cusco, Km.82, where we stop for breakfast. After this break we go to Chilca where we begin the trek along the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. After around three hours walking we stop for lunch. After finishing lunch, we move on to our first camp at Wayllabamba, taking in a guided tour of the archaeological complex of Llactapata on the way. Dinner and overnight in tents at the campsite.

Day 2:

Early wake up and breakfast. We start the trek towards the highest point on the Inca Trail where we can observe different types of microclimates. We then arrive at the Warmiwañusca mountain pass, at 13,779 feet above sea level. After lunch we walk to Pacaymayo where we have dinner and camp.

Day 3:

Early wake up and breakfast. We start the walk to the second most important pass on the Inca Trail Wiñaywayna, at 12,630 ft.a.s.l. On the way we have a guided tour of the archaeological complex of Huancaracay. and later visit the Inca city of Sayacmarca and Sayacmarca. We then continue trekking towards the Inca ruins of Puyupatamarca. After having lunch we continue our trek to Wiñaywayna, visiting its beautiful Inca citadel. Dinner and overnight in the camp.

Day 4:

Breakfast. We start our last day's walk towards our final destination, the famous Inca City of Machu Picchu. Just before arriving there, we enjoy a wonderful view of the city from Inti Punko, or the Gate of the Sun. We then enter Machupicchu and have a guided tour of the complex for around three hours. You then have some free time to wander around, before meeting as a group to drive down to the town of Aguas Calientes for lunch. In the afternoon return to Cusco by train. Arrival and transfer to the hotel and lodging.

Included :

• Transportation from your hotel in the morning.
• Private bus to the start of the trail (Km. 82).
• Machu Picchu entrance fees.
• English speaking professional guide (two guides for groups bigger than 8 persons).
• Tent for each two people.
• Roll mattress.
• Cookers and kitchen equipment.
• 03 breakfasts / 03 lunches / 03 dinners.
• Porters (only to carry the tents, the food, and the cooking equipment).
• Dining tent.
• First aid kit also includes emergency oxygen bottle.
• Bus from Machu Picchu down to the village of Aguas Calientes.
• Return ticket train from Aguas Calientes to Cusco.
• Transfer from the train station to your hotel.

Not Included :

• The first morning breakfast.
• Lunch at Aguas Calientes town.
• Hot springs in Aguas Calientes entrance fee.
• Sleeping bag. They can be hired in our office in Cusco.
• Extra tips.

Things you need to carry :

• Backpack.
• Sleeping bag.
• Mattress.
• Rain jacket, strong footwear, extra pair of clothes, sweater, warm jacket.
• Water bottle and sterilizing tablets (You can buy them in local drugstores in Cusco).
• Flash light and batteries.
• Cap, sun glasses and sunblock.
• Insect repellent.
• Garbage bag and toilet paper for your personal use.
• Personal snacks (chocolats, dried fruit, candies).
• Camera (Extra films or big size memory card).
• Binoculars.

Day 1:

We leave from Cusco at 4:00am in the morning. Arriving at Cachora town at 6:30 in the morning where we will have our breakfast. Hereafter we arrange the equipment on mules and horses. From that place we can observe the majestic Padrayoc snowcovered peaks, it is 17,985. ft.a.s.l. The hike on this first day is 13.48 miles of distance. On the way we will observe Padrayoc y Wayna Cachora snowcovered peaks, we can appreciate the beautiful change of the landscape from precipices to snowy mountains. We have our lunch in a place called Playa Rosalina at 1:00 pm. On the way we will observe Apurimac canyon with its impressive depth and in Santa Rosa (6,939 ft.a.s.l.) we will set up our campsite. The approximate time of the hike is about 10 h.

Day 2:

Early morning (5:00 am) after breakfast, we continue our hike going up to Choquequiraw. We will arrive to the archaelogical place Choquequiraw after 5 hours. Good time to enjoy that majestic place. We will observe the three levels of the excavated ruin, where we can appreciate houses, terraces and other parts of this late inca-town, like the ruin in progress of excavation and finally areas unexplored that can tell us about this last refuge of the oppressed inca empire. Approximately at 3 o´clock in the afternoon (depends of the weather) we can apreciate 'the flight of the Condors'. We will have our lunch and dinner in Raqaypata (9,547 ft.a.s.l).

Day 3:

After an early breakfast we pack and start walking back to Chiq'isqa. On the way we can observe again Apurimac canyon. Here we may be lucky to apreciate the flight of the Condors, the exuberant vegetation and its variety of flowers and orchids. The time of the hike is about 10h. Altitud: 9,950 - 6,397 ft.a.s.l. Passing the same small settlements as on the way up. We will stop in Playa Rosalina where we will have our lunch and after that we´ll continue to Chiq'isqa. Here we will spend the night on our campsite.

Day 4:

Early morning after breakfast (5:00 am), we continue to arrive to Cachora town. On the hike we can apreciate again the majestic Padrayoc snowcovered peak that decorate to Apurimac canyon. The time of hike to arrive to Cachora is about 7 horas. In the way back to Cusco we make a stop in Cconoc and enjoy of the Hot Natural Springs!! Showers are available the same time we can see native product of the area. We will arrive to Cusco aproximately at 10pm.

Includes:

• Professional tour guide and local guides.
• 3 meals per day.
• 2 or 4 persons tents, matresses, rainponchos.
• Horses or mules to carry food, campingequipment, big backpacks.
• Horsemen.
• Transport.
• First-aid kit.
• Cookers and kitchen equipment.
• Entrance to Choquequirau and Cconoc.
• Pick-up at hostel on first day.

We advice to bring:

• Trekking footwear.
• Sleepingbag.
• Changing clothes jacket, clothes for cold weather and good socks.
• Purifying tablets.
• Camera with extra rolls of film.
• Mosquito repellent.
• Sun-block, sunglasses and sunhat.
• Flashlight with extra batteries.
• Swim-suit.
• Walking cane.

A journey to horse for archaeological groups of Cusco, will be an unforgettable experience, it includes visit to the mystic temple of Q´enqo, the Temple of the Moon, the X Zone; it is a rocky formation made of limestone that presents little holes due to erosion and to the bleakness, the same ones that have been very well supplemented by the old man's hand to adapt them and to transform them into temples, enclosures, underground and carved passages of figures of sacred value.

Puca-Pucara and the Temple to the water of Tambomachay, stop then to return to the stable visiting indigenous communities. One will be able to supplement with a visit to the megalithic Sacsayhuaman.

Other not very more extensive programs in their journey to horse include visits to towns and Andean communities that keep their peculiar charm.

Day 1:

Our bus will take you to the Laguna Huaypo near the village of Chinchero. This is the starting point of your mountain bike tour. On old Inca trails you will cross the altiplano of Chinchero until reaching the ruins of Moray (11 320 ft). The circular terraces of Moray had been an agricultural "research laboratory" of the Inca. The Inca took advantage of the difference in temperature from one terrace to the other one (approx. 2 ºF) and created an irrigation system by water channels for the cultivation of different crop strains. On the other side of the Urubamba Valley you will see dramatic snowcaps of the cordilleras Vilcabamba and Urubamba. After visiting the terraces of Moray nearly 20 km Andean downhill are waiting for you! In the afternoon you will reach the Salineras of Pichingote, which have been used since pre-Hispanic times. Enjoy this extraordinary sight as well as the single trails leading you and your mountain bike down to the Sacred Valley of the Inca. For your overnight stay we will offer you a range of different hotels in order to meet your personal preference (to be booked apart).

Day 2:

Leaving the Sacred Valley you will bike on a small road and reach the pass above the village of Calca. Surrounded by the snowcapped mountains of the Cordillera Urubamba you will start your mountain bike downhill on an old Inca trail back to the Sacred Valley of the Inca. This Inca trail leads you through secluded Andean communities, over Inca steps and narrow bridges, far away from beaten tracks.Your MTB tour ends in Calca, where our bus is already waiting for you. Arrival in Cusco in the early evening.

Includes:

• Mountain bike
• Helmet
• Private bus
• Lunch
• Guide

Day 1:

Early morning our representative will pick you up from your hotel to transfer to Cusco airport. A thirty-five minute flight in a radar-equipped twin engine plane takes you to Boca Manu. Here you take a motorized canoe for the 90 minutes journey down the Madre de Dios River to the lodge to arrive for lunch. The afternoon will be spent exploring some of the 30 miles of clean forest trails that surround the lodge. On these trails you have an excellent chance to encounter some of the 12 species of monkeys, which include the Monk Saki and Emperor Tamarin, which inhabit the surrounding forest. After dinner you will have a short night excursion to explore nocturnal life in the rainforest.

Day 2:

Rising before dawn, we take a 25 minutes boat journey downstream to the only large parrot and macaw clay lick in the Manu area. From a floating catamaran blind we are afforded excellent views and photo opportunities of hundreds of medium-sized and large parrots arriving first at the lick, followed by the large Red-and-Green Macaws arriving to eat the clay. Please note that the clay lick is not as active in May, June and July. After lunch at the Center we continue to explore the miles of forest trails surrounding the lodge, and spend the late afternoon up a 110 feet canopy platform, here we watch the last frantic activity in the rainforest canopy before night settles. We return for dinner back at the Center and then leisurely hike for 60-75 minutes through the night forest to the Amazon's largest known Tapir clay lick. We climb up a 17 foot by 17 foot observation platform perched 17 feet above the lick itself where we wait for the lumbering Tapirs to arrive, then using powerful flashlights we observe and photograph them in action.

Rising at dawn you will board the motor-canoe to visit the Camungo Oxbow Lake. In addition to touring the lake by catamaran to look for the resident family of giant otters and other lakeside fauna, we will explore the forest trail and visit the 130 feet high canopy platform. This canopy platform provides a beautiful view of the Camungo Lake as well as the forest canopy. And on very clear days it is possible to look over the rainforest to the Andes. After lunch at the center the guide is available to further explore the forest trails for more wildlife encounters. Alternatively time is available to independently explore the forest trails. After supper, those explorers still with enough energy will have a chance for a final visit to the Tapir clay lick.

Day 4:

Rising at dawn you board the motor-canoe for the two hours return trip to the Manu landing strip, from which you fly to Cusco, where your jungle adventure ends. Arrival, reception and transfer to the your hotel.

Includes:

• Experienced naturalist guide.
• Flight Boca Manu to Cusco.
• All meals.
• Tents and mats
• Manu guide book
• Paper work for park entrance

Not Included:

• Entrance fee for the reserved zone.
• Sleeping bag (can be rented in Cusco).
• Soft drinks and beers.

Day 1:

Around 5:30 in the morning transfer from your hotel to the airport. The flight to Puerto Maldonado take around 2 hours. Reception at the airport of Puerto Maldonado and transportation to the Maldonado Lodge, where you will receive a welcoming tropical fruit beverage. You will embark for a 3 to 4 1/2 hour motorboat trip up the Tambopata river to Tambopata Lodge (box lunch on route). During the trip we will be able to observe the local farms, while groups of birds pass over the boat. Opportunity to see families of Capybaras, the largest rodents in the world. Reception, accommodation at the lodge, and lunch. After a short rest we will have a brief introductory walk in the forest nearby to learn basic principles of ecology and hear some wildlife natural history. Return to the lodge for dinner. After dinner we will make our first visit to the forest to observe the nocturnal life of insects, frogs of various colors, and an occasional encounter with nocturnal mammals. We will enjoy the diverse sounds of the jungle which will accompany our first night in amazonia. Sleep in the lodge.

Day 2:

Wake early (5 am) and travel up the Tambopata River for an our and half to the Bahuaja - Sonene National Park. You will see a magical sunrise and it is a great opportunity to see animals such as capybaras, tapir, Jaguar, and deer in the surrounding virgin forest. We will observe (from a save distance) one of the greatest spectacle of the rainforest: Hundreds of parrots, parakeets and macaws of various species, enjoying their diet of mineral salts on a river bank. We will have a hot drink and a snack whilst watching birds and go for a short walk to look for animals such as monkeys. We will return to to the lodge to have a late breakfast, and rest. After lunch we will enter the verdant jungle on a special trail to observe wild life. We will then enter the territory of peccaries, deer, and others, with the possibility to hear or see the tracks of them, or discovering a troop of monkeys travelling through the forest in search of food. Time permitting, we will be able to enjoy a relaxing swim in the cascade of the cat. After dinner we can make another trip through the jungle, search for caimans or relax in our lodge surrounded by exotic nocturnal sounds.

Day 3:

After breakfast we will make a trip in boat to the Maldonado Lodge, in Puerto Maldonado where we will relax in our bungalows and enjoy a tasty lunch. After lunch we will leave and travel for twenty minutes on the Madre de Dios River, to the access trail to Lake Sandoval, a beautiful typical rainforest lake, 5 km hike to the banks of the lake. There we will board a canoe to paddle around the lake enjoying the beauty of the landscape and observing the wildlife, such as kingfishers, herons, hoatzins (unique pre historic looking birds), monkeys, etc. If we are lucky we could see the family of giant otters which live at the lake. We will have the opportunity to fish piranhas and swim in the lake. Prepare yourself for a spectacular sunset. It is time to begin our return hike to the Madre de Dios River to return to Puerto Maldonado. There we will stay in the modern and comfortable bungalows of Maldonado Lodge. After dinner we will be able to rest or go around the city on foot or on bicycle. We can enjoy the pool and its cascade surrounded by verdant vegetation. Rest of the night free to enjoy the night life of this welcoming city.

Day 4:

City Tour, visits to the local farms, the butterfly house, and gold miners in the river bank.

Day 5:

Breakfast and transportation to the airport, flight to Cusco.

Includes:

• Air tickets from Cusco to Puerto Maldonado - Cusco.
• Transportation.
• 3 nights lodging.
• Entries into Tambopata Candamo Reserve.
• Full Meals from arrival to departure are included.
• It includes all the described activities in the programs and a guide for a group of 6 to 8 passengers.
• Our programs include flora and fauna observation options in our refuge path net, fishing, alligators search, typical canoes, relax on hammocks, swimming in lakes or river banks, contacts with local population.

The ancient Incas were acquainted with the energies concentrated in the high peaks and valleys of this enigmatic and and considered them as sacred places. They developed ways of life which allowed them to achieve their spiritual needs and created an economic and cultural system enabling them to fulfill their highest potential. This fulfillment had its roots in their profound spiritual attitude toward life, knowledge, and work.

We will connect with the still living energy of this Andean culture and begin a communication with the descendents of the ancient tradition, enacting the ways of spiritual life in the Andes with reverence for the ancient beliefs. There will be time for guests to receive the ancient wisdom and interact through meditation if desired.

The ancient Incas were acquainted with the energies concentrated in the high peaks and valleys of this enigmatic and and considered them as sacred places. They developed ways of life which allowed them to achieve their spiritual needs and created an economic and cultural system enabling them to fulfill their highest potential. This fulfillment had its roots in their profound spiritual attitude toward life, knowledge, and work.

We will connect with the still living energy of this Andean culture and begin a communication with the descendents of the ancient tradition, enacting the ways of spiritual life in the Andes with reverence for the ancient beliefs. There will be time for guests to receive the ancient wisdom and interact through meditation if desired.

The ancient Andean priests, followers of Don Benito Qorihuaman, designed a rite or initiation which is one of the most ancient of Andean traditions. We will visit three of the temples which include approaches to the elements. Offerings of sacred 'kintus' and the ancient practice of ayni (meaning sharing and reciprocity) will be received.

Our journey begins at a hidden Incan Temple devoted to the lord of the earthquake. Here we will begin our understanding of the overlapping cultures, divinities, and traditions of the ancient Andes. We'll participate in an ancient 'despacho' (offering) at Illapata, known as the place for enlightenment, and finally we will complete our sacred journey at Huacarpay Lake.

Includes :

• Private Transportation
• Mystic Guide

Descripcion de Traslado

TRASLATE TERMINAL HOTEL

TRASLATE URUBAMBA/OLLANTA

TRASLATE CUSCO/OLLANTA

TRASLATE PISAQ/OLLANTA

TRASLATE HOTEL/ STATION POROY

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THD CITY RUINS TOUR

THD CITY TOUR

THD NEARBY ROUINS

THD PIKILLACTA-ANDAHUAYLILLAS (PS)

THD PISAQ OR CHINCHERO MARKET

THD PISAQ RUINS

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TFD MACHUPICCHU

TFD PISAQ/OLLANTA (SACRED VALLEY)

TFD NEARBY CUSCO RUINS AND PISAQ (PS)

TFD CHINCHERO/OLLANTAYTAMBO (OLLANTA) (PS)

TFD PISAQ MARKET AND RUINS - OLLANTA

TFD CHINCHERO - MORAY - SALINAS

TFD TUPAC AMARU CIRCUIT

Known as the "Archaeological Capital of the Americas", Cusco is a synthesis of the Colonial & Native Cultures of Peru. It is situated in the southern Andes of Perú at an elevation of 11,056 feet above sea level and has a population of 400,000 inhabitants (tourists not included). The high season, when the weather is dry and sunny, runs from May to September. These are the months most favored by American and European travelers. Cusco is reachable by air from Lima, Arequipa, Juliaca, Puerto Maldonado, and La Paz (Bolivia).

Cusco City Tour

Machupicchu

Sacred Valley

Tipon - Raqchi

Maras - Moray

We have designed a variety of specialty tours and unusual adventure experiences to put you in touch with the exquisite area surrounding Cusco. These are easy adventures suited to most fitness levels without the necessity for previous training.

Inca Trail

Choquequiraw

Horse back riding

Horse back riding

Turismo ecologico

Manu Nature Park

Tambopata

The ancient Incas were acquainted with the energies concentrated in the high peaks and valleys of this enigmatic and and considered them as sacred places. They developed ways of life which allowed them to achieve their spiritual needs and created an economic and cultural system enabling them to fulfill their highest potential. This fulfillment had its roots in their profound spiritual attitude toward life, knowledge, and work.

We will connect with the still living energy of this Andean culture and begin a communication with the descendents of the ancient tradition, enacting the ways of spiritual life in the Andes with reverence for the ancient beliefs. There will be time for guests to receive the ancient wisdom and interact through meditation if desired.

Ancient Sanctuaries Journey

Ancient Cities Journey

Ayni Qarpay Spiritual Journey

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