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★ 5.0 (4)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Thailand

Bike & Bite with Boss: Explore Bangkok

When Tom from our BugBitten team took the Bike & Bite with Boss tour, we found a solid evening blend of Bangkok's old-town charm and genuine street food. The 3.5-hour loop kicks off at 4:30 PM and threads you through Talad Noi market, past historic temples like Wat Ratchapradit and the Reclining Buddha, and around the Grand Palace perimeter on two wheels. Your guide (a local, fully licensed) stops frequently to source and explain dishes—everything from oyster omelettes to mango sticky rice—as the day cools and Bangkok's evening energy picks up. It's low-key, intimate, and feels less like a tourist cattle run and more like a mate showing you where they actually eat.

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $92

★ 5.0 (4)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Thailand

Chiang Mai Zip Line Experience

When Sarah from our BugBitten team tackled the Chiang Mai zip line circuit, she found herself clipped to harnesses and bouncing between 31 platforms strung through the Mae Rim jungle canopy. This isn't a leisurely swing through the trees — it's a proper physical challenge with 14 zip-lines, two abseils, and six staircases that demand real effort and nerve. The whole thing takes about 90 minutes, and you're collected from central Chiang Mai hotels. It's the kind of tour that separates the 'yeah, nah' from the actually game.

1h 30mfrom AUD $88

Bangkok Tour Designed for Cruise Passengers from Laem Chabang

★ 5.0 (4)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Bangkok Tour Designed for Cruise Passengers from Laem Chabang

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this shore excursion from Laem Chabang, it ticked the boxes for cruise passengers wanting to taste Bangkok's key sights without the logistics headache. You'll hit the Grand Palace and Temple of the Emerald Buddha, drift through the canals — the Venice-of-the-East bit actually delivers — and navigate the city with a local guide who knows the stories. Eight hours door-to-door, ac'd transport, and the operator locks in a timely ship return. It's a solid, well-oiled day-trip formula for first-timers with limited port time.

Krabi Rock Climbing Small-Group Experience

When Alex from our team tackled Krabi's limestone cliffs with this small-group outfit, we found a properly run climbing experience that doesn't oversell the drama. Based at Railay Beach, you're roped up with a qualified guide and working real rock faces with the Andaman Sea as your backdrop. The half-day and full-day options suit different stamina levels—both include all gear, professional instruction, and a safety-first approach that actually sticks. It's solid for climbers keen to test themselves on proper stone rather than gym walls, though you'll need decent fitness and a head for heights.

Bangkok Premium Fitness Pass

When Em from our BugBitten team wanted to keep up her fitness routine while roaming Bangkok, she grabbed the Premium Fitness Pass and got access to quality gyms across the city without being locked into a contract. The pass comes in 1, 2, or 5-entry options and stays valid for a full year from purchase, though you've got 30 days after your first workout to start using it. It's designed for travellers who actually care about staying fit during a trip — no membership fees, no awkward cancellations, just book a class and go.

2 hoursfrom AUD $29

★ 5.0 (4)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

7 Days Trip Discover Northern Thailand

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this seven-day loop through northern Thailand, we got a proper taste of the quieter side—Mae Hong Son's mountain-ringed remoteness near the Myanmar border, Pai's laid-back vibe, Chiang Rai's unhurried provincial charm, and Mae Sariang's riverside calm. You'll hit Chiang Mai too, the region's busier hub, but the real draw is slowing down in places most tours skip. Five nights in modest three-star digs, entrance fees, and lunch sorted; dinners and extras are on you.

The Biggest and longest Zipline, Hawk, Koh Samui

When Noah from our team tackled Koh Samui's biggest zipline park, we found a sprawling canopy adventure that spans the jungle with serious height and length. You're choosing between the Gold circuit (20 ziplines, three abseils up to 40 metres, sky bridges and walkways) or the Silver option (14 ziplines, two abseils, same elevated infrastructure). The park sits in thick rainforest outside the main tourist drag, so it feels properly removed. Four hours covers either track — enough time to get your nerve up, tick off the lines, and come down grinning. Mixed-ability groups go through here regularly, and the operators know their job.

Chiang Mai to Pai Private Car with Driver (one way)

When Alex from our BugBitten team booked this private transfer from Chiang Mai to Pai, we expected a straightforward drive — what we got was a scenic 3–4 hour run through some seriously dramatic terrain. You're driven in a newer air-conditioned car by someone who knows these winding mountain roads, which matters: the route climbs and dips across four peaks, and the views are genuinely good. It's the kind of transfer that doubles as a mini-tour if you want it to be, with flexibility built in to stop at viewpoints or local spots along the way. Works equally well for solo travellers, families, or groups heading north.

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $200

Discover Ayutthaya: The Ultimate One-Day UNESCO Heritage Tour

★ 5.0 (4)

🛕 Culture & History

Thailand

Discover Ayutthaya: The Ultimate One-Day UNESCO Heritage Tour

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this Ayutthaya day tour from Bangkok, he found himself threading through Thailand's former royal capital—a sprawl of temple ruins, overgrown stupas, and genuinely affecting historical sites. The eight-hour itinerary ferries you between four key temples plus the Bang Pa-In Summer Palace, a lakeside compound that's equal parts Thai, Chinese, and European gothic. Your guide walks you through each spot, explaining dynasties and devotional practices as you go. It's a solid hit for history nuts and camera-ready travellers, though you're following a well-worn path with other tour groups.

1 Hour Aloe Vera Moisten After Sunshine - Free Transportation

When Jake from our BugBitten team tried this aloe vera treatment in Thailand, we found a straightforward post-travel wind-down at a local wellness spot. The one-hour session pairs a cooling aloe application with massage work, framed around recovery after long days in the heat. It's pitched as a relaxation experience rather than a medical treatment, and the package throws in transport, refreshments, and cool towels. The vibe is intimate and informal — you're treated as a guest rather than a transaction. Best suited to travellers wanting a quick, hassle-free reset without the flash of a resort spa.

Private Arrival Transfer from Chiang Mai International Airport

When Sarah from our team landed at Chiang Mai International Airport, she grabbed a private transfer that whisked her straight to her hotel without fuss. It's a straightforward airport-to-door service in an air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver — handy when you're tired and laden with bags after a flight. The drive runs 20–40 minutes depending on traffic, and the outfit operates round the clock year-round. Taxes and fuel are bundled in, so no surprise fees at the end. Beats waiting in a taxi queue or haggling with touts.

Koh Ngai, Koh Mook and Koh Kradan Private Boat Tour

When Ben from our team ran this private boat tour, we hit three quietly brilliant islands in Phang Nga Bay — Koh Ngai, Koh Mook, and Koh Kradan — in a single 6–8 hour push. The vibe here is genuinely mellow; you're not jostling with day-tripper crowds like you would on the main tourist islands. Each stop serves a specific purpose: Koh Ngai for snorkelling reefs loaded with fish and coral, Koh Mook for the famous Emerald Cave (the light bounce off the water really does look emerald), and Koh Kradan for some of the quietest, sandiest beaches in southern Thailand. It's the kind of day where you actually see the seabed.

6 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $2243

A must: Serene Sunrise, temple at dawn to beat the crowd & Alms to monks

★ 5.0 (4)

🛕 Culture & History

Thailand

A must: Serene Sunrise, temple at dawn to beat the crowd & Alms to monks

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this Chiang Mai dawn tour, he started well before sunrise to catch two lesser-known temples in their quietest hours. You'll climb to Wat Phalat nestled in the forest, then explore Wat U Mong's mysterious old tunnels before most travellers wake up. The 5-hour experience mixes genuine spiritual moments — chanting with monks, receiving blessings, making alms offerings in the proper way — with the payoff of seeing Chiang Mai's cityscape lit by early light. It's calm, meditative, and refreshingly free of the packed temple-tour crowds.

MuayThai Private Group

When Noah from our BugBitten team tried this private Muay Thai session in Thailand, he stepped into a proper boxing gym to train the real deal — not a tourist watering hole. You work one-on-one with an actual fighter-turned-trainer who knows the sport inside out. It's a full-contact hour: gloves on, shinguards strapped, and a lot of sweat between you and someone who's actually fought for a living. The gym's got that authentic feel — no frills, just bags, mirrors, and the thud of leather on pad.

Krabi 7 Islands by Longtail Boat Sunset Dinner

When Noah from our team booked the Krabi 7 Islands longtail boat tour, we were after that sweet spot between water exploration and a proper dinner experience. You're on a traditional wooden longtail for roughly 6–8 hours, hitting Poda Island, Tup Island, and Railay Beach with stops for snorkelling in the shallows. The standout is the beach BBQ dinner timed around sunset, and if conditions align, a dip in bioluminescent plankton waters afterwards. It's a mixed-age crowd — families, couples, small groups — and the boat moves at a leisurely pace between spots. Longtails are open-air and characterful, but you're exposed to sun and sea spray the whole time.

6 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $75

2 Day Guided Tour from Bangkok to Ayutthaya

★ 5.0 (4)

🛕 Culture & History

Thailand

2 Day Guided Tour from Bangkok to Ayutthaya

When Mia from our team did this two-day Bangkok-to-Ayutthaya run, she found a solid mid-range option for temple-spotting without the solo traveller grind. You're picked up from central Bangkok (or meet at River City) and driven north to explore four major temples — Wat Chaiwattanaram, Wat Lokayasutha, Wat Phra Sri Sanphet, and Wat Mahathat, where a Buddha head sits cradled in tree roots. Day one includes a guided walk-through with a local, lunch (depending on start time), and an overnight stay at a riverside villa. Day two is yours to wander Ayutthaya's markets and back lanes before heading home by mid-afternoon. It's a classic Thai heritage tick-box, but done smartly without the backpacker hostel noise.

World English Camp, Ages 10-55

When Noah from our BugBitten team looked into this, it stood out as a proper immersion camp rather than typical tourist fare. Fourteen days at Assumption University in Thailand, mixing 3 hours of daily English tuition with sports (inline skating, tennis, basketball, golf), creative workshops, and two full-day field trips around Pattaya, Chonburi, and Bangkok. Runs 8 AM to 10 PM, so it's intensive. The crowd is genuinely mixed — ages 10 to 55, mostly international students keen to improve English while actually doing stuff. Summer, autumn, and winter intakes in 2025.

14 daysfrom AUD $2665

Bangkok Dream World & Snow Town Theme Park Admission Ticket (SHA Plus)

★ 5.0 (4)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Bangkok Dream World & Snow Town Theme Park Admission Ticket (SHA Plus)

When Charlie from our team hit up Dream World near Bangkok, we found a theme park that wears its Disney inspiration pretty openly — and pulls it off without pretension. You get a solid 6 hours of rides, character meets, and the oddly compelling Snow Town (an air-con block where you sled in -8°C). The park's stuffed with families and local school groups, especially on weekends; it's busy but not jammed. Bumper cars, a hair-raising Sky Coaster, the Tornado, and a decent parade keep things moving. It's a straightforward day out — not world-class, but it delivers rides and novelty in one spot.

Chiang Mai Sticky Waterfall River Tubing and Waterfall Slide

When Lily from our team tried this Chiang Mai combo, we found ourselves scaling a limestone waterfall with unusual grip underfoot, then floating downriver on rubber tubes past jungle and paddies. Bua Tong's spring-fed surface stays tacky year-round—no slipping—which feels genuinely odd until you're halfway up. The day pairs that scramble with a languid Mae Taeng River float and a natural rock slide at SaGee Waterfall, all managed by a tight crew from their riverside base camp. It's ten hours total, pitched at the relaxed end of adventure.

10 hoursfrom AUD $109

★ 5.0 (4)

🧖 Wellness & Spa

Thailand

Hot Oil Massage (2hours)

When Ben from our team booked a Hot Oil Massage in Thailand, he found himself in a calm, dimly lit room with steaming bowls of plant-derived oils ready to work into tired muscles. This two-hour session uses heated oils from natural botanicals to target pressure points across the body, warming you from outside in while the heat opens your pores and eases muscle tension. It's the kind of thing you'd do mid-trip when your shoulders have seized up from days of exploring, and the welcome drink at the start sets a properly relaxed tone.

Bangkok Night Tour Michelin Street Food Chinatown by Tuk Tuk

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this Bangkok night tour, she hopped into a tuk-tuk and wound through Chinatown's neon-lit lanes sampling street food stalls, then sat down at a Michelin-starred spot for four proper dishes before finishing with mango sticky rice. The route loops past the glowing Grand Palace and Wat Ratchanaddaram, then swings by Pak Khlong Talat flower market as the evening winds down. It's a 4.5-hour sprint aimed squarely at food-first visitors who want the chaos and flavour of Bangkok after dark without needing to navigate it solo.

Red Baron : A Sunset Dinner Cruise from Koh Samui with Return Transfer

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked the Red Baron, we were after a sunset dinner that didn't involve fighting crowds at beachside restaurants. This restored junk ship sails out from Koh Samui with a Thai buffet onboard — traditional curries, stir-fries, fresh seafood — while you watch the sky turn amber and pink over the Gulf. The boat holds enough people to feel lively but not rammed, and the limestone cliffs and quieter beaches slip past as you eat. Round-trip transfers from your hotel take the stress out of navigation. The whole thing runs about 3–4 hours.

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $159

Sompong Thai Cooking School: Hands-On Culinary Experience

★ 5.0 (4)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Thailand

Sompong Thai Cooking School: Hands-On Culinary Experience

When Alex from our team ran this four-hour class at Sompong Cooking School in Chiang Mai, we started at a bustling local market learning to spot quality ingredients, then returned to the kitchen to build dishes from scratch. The school caters to all skill levels in a relaxed, hands-on setting where you cook classics like Pad Thai, Green Curry, and Tom Yum before eating what you've made. It's the kind of place packed with travellers keen to actually understand Thai cooking rather than just taste it.

Taste of Phuket: Half-Day Food Tour

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this half-day food tour around Phuket Old Town, we clocked up over 11 tastings of the real stuff — roti, coconut pancakes, kanom jeen, Hokkien noodles, and spots most tourists never find. The old quarter has a genuine lived-in feel, a maze of shophouses and alleyways where locals still eat breakfast standing up, and the pace lets you actually taste what you're grabbing rather than just ticking boxes. Four hours on foot, guided by people who actually know the food scene, not just the script.

4 hoursfrom AUD $111

Ayutthaya Private Day Tour with Buddies: Temples & Local Life

★ 5.0 (4)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Ayutthaya Private Day Tour with Buddies: Temples & Local Life

When Sarah from our team ran this Ayutthaya tour, it felt less like a scripted itinerary and more like exploring with mates who actually know the place. The day weaves together major temples, a royal palace, cycling through the historical park, and a boat ride — all in a private setup with an English-speaking local guide. Ayutthaya itself is a former capital spread across an island, dotted with crumbling temples and curious locals, and this 8–10 hour experience strikes a balance between iconic sights and the slower rhythms of how locals move through their day. The guide does the heavy lifting on history and storytelling; you set the pace.

8 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $222

Krabi Sea Kayaking Tour Adventure at Ao Thalane

★ 5.0 (4)

🐠 Water Activities

Thailand

Krabi Sea Kayaking Tour Adventure at Ao Thalane

When Alex from our team paddled Ao Thalane's mangrove channels in Krabi, we found ourselves gliding through narrow waterways lined with twisted roots and dense green canopy — the kind of place that feels genuinely remote despite being accessible. The 4–5 hour tour is a proper slow exploration: kayak through lagoons, spot monkeys and kingfishers in their actual habitat, and get the low-down from guides who actually know the ecosystem. It's a small-group setup, so no feeling like you're on a floating bus. The area itself is moody and quiet, a real contrast to the busier Ao Nang beaches just up the coast.

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $51

Explore Bangkok: Guided City and Temple Tour

★ 5.0 (4)

🛕 Culture & History

Thailand

Explore Bangkok: Guided City and Temple Tour

When Mia from our team ran this four-hour Bangkok temple tour, we got a solid primer on the city's spiritual landmarks without breaking stride. You'll hit three major temples — Wat Traimit with its hefty golden Buddha, Wat Pho's sprawling reclining figure, and the marble-faced Wat Benchamabophit — guided by a local who actually knows the story behind each one. It's pitched at first-timers keen to tick off Bangkok's cultural boxes in a morning or afternoon, and the vibe is calm enough for all fitness levels, though expect fellow tourists and some standing-around time.

Private Transfer from Bangkok to Pattaya with 2h of Sightseeing

When Tom from our BugBitten team booked this private transfer from Bangkok to Pattaya, the appeal was straightforward: skip the minibus queue and arrive fresh with time to nose around a local spot en route. The driver collected us from the hotel, threw our bags in the boot, and drove us out of Bangkok's chaos toward Pattaya's beachfront sprawl—about 90 minutes' motoring through Thailand's coastal lowlands. Halfway through, we stopped at a sightseeing spot of our choosing (temple, local market, viewpoint—your call). The air-con worked, water was cold, and the driver chatted easily about the area without trying to upsell us. Three hours, door-to-door, no fuss.

May Kaidee Thai Cooking Class at Bangkok with Pickup

When Mia from our BugBitten team booked May Kaidee's morning cooking class in Bangkok, she stepped into a kitchen that's been teaching Thai cooking since 1988. The four-hour session mixes hands-on prep with actual cooking — soups, curries, stir-fries — and caters to all skill levels, whether you're vegetarian or not. Hotel pickup's included, which beats wrestling Bangkok's tuk-tuk chaos before dawn. The school's hosted thousands of students from dozens of countries, and it shows in how they've streamlined the whole experience.

Famous Thai Street Food Tasting Experience!

When Em from our team ran this Bangkok street food tour, we got a taste of what locals actually eat—not the sanitised stuff. You hit markets like Ratchada, Wang Lang, and Or Tor Kor with a private guide who knows where to look and what's worth eating. Three to five hours of wandering, watching food cooked live, tasting whatever catches your eye. The markets are loud, colourful, and can feel chaotic solo, but with someone who speaks the language and knows the vendors, it's a proper flavour adventure without the overwhelm.

3 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $163

Ayutthaya Fullday history and world heritage sites

★ 5.0 (4)

🛕 Culture & History

Thailand

Ayutthaya Fullday history and world heritage sites

When Ben from our team ran this Ayutthaya full-day, we drove north from Bangkok to explore Thailand's former royal capital—a sprawling UNESCO site scattered across countryside where Burmese forces torched the city in 1767. Eight to nine hours gets you through the rubble and temples (some brutally damaged, others remarkably intact), guided by a local who walks you through four centuries of Siamese history. It's heavy on walking, genuinely humbling, and absolutely worth the early start if you're after substance over snap-happy temple tourism.

8 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $86

Krabi: Jurassic Jungle Kayak and Phra Nang Cave Beach Tour

★ 5.0 (4)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Thailand

Krabi: Jurassic Jungle Kayak and Phra Nang Cave Beach Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this Krabi combo, it delivered exactly what we wanted: quiet jungle paddling followed by a proper beach wind-down. You kayak through Klong Root's calm clearwater canal (yes, the Jurassic World 4 filming spot), swim in an emerald pond that's genuinely striking, then longtail-boat over to Railay Beach in the afternoon. The itinerary wraps with Diamond Cave's limestone formations and time on Phra Nang's white sand. Eight hours total, includes lunch, transfers, and kit. It's the kind of day that splits nicely between adventure and just… being somewhere beautiful.

Phuket VIP Mini Van Hire Including Tour Guide

When Jake from our team hired a private mini van for a day around Phuket, we found it a solid option for groups who want the freedom to set their own pace without being locked into a standard tour schedule. You get a professional driver, a comfortable vehicle with space for up to six passengers and luggage, and the flexibility to hit both the famous spots and quieter corners of the island. The real win is that pricing is per vehicle rather than per person — bring a crew and the maths work in your favour. We ran a 12-hour stint, though you can book shorter stints at 4 or 8 hours depending on what you want to tackle.

4 hours – 12 hoursfrom AUD $209

Morning Adventures Raft and Bamboo Combo with Scenic Cafe

★ 5.0 (4)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Thailand

Morning Adventures Raft and Bamboo Combo with Scenic Cafe

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this Mae Taeng River combo, we tackled Class III–IV whitewater rapids in one hit, then drifted downstream on a bamboo raft with the jungle closing in around us. The pace is genuinely clever: adrenaline first, then calm water and a mountain cafe pit stop with views that justify the climb. You're back in the city by early afternoon with the whole day ahead. It's six hours of proper river time, not rushed, and the Thai lunch at the riverside base hits the spot.

6 hoursfrom AUD $104

Sticky Waterfall, Wat Ban Den and Dantewada Chiang Mai Day Tour

★ 5.0 (3)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Thailand

Sticky Waterfall, Wat Ban Den and Dantewada Chiang Mai Day Tour

When Tom from our team ran this Chiang Mai day tour, we got a genuine mix of natural spectacle and local culture without the tourist-trap vibe. The day strings together three distinctly different stops — a landscaped waterfall park, an ornate northern Thai temple, and the quirky Bua Tong sticky waterfall where you can actually climb up the cascade on foot. It's a solid 9-hour loop through countryside north of the city, hitting the kind of spots that make you feel like you've actually seen something beyond the Old City.

Private Bangkok Departure Transfer from Bangkok to BKK or DMK Airport

When Jake from our team needed a straightforward exit from Bangkok to the airport, a private transfer beat the usual taxi queue stress. This is a simple point-to-point service: hotel to BKK or DMK, driver meets you, you load up, and head out. No faffing with public transport or hunting down a cab in the Bangkok heat. Takes roughly an hour depending on traffic and time of day. Handy if you've got luggage, kids in tow, or just want to start your journey without the rush-hour scramble.

Fun Thai Cooking Class near Bangkok

When Charlie from our team did this Bangkok cooking class, we spent a full day at a family-run teak house outside the city learning to cook Thai dishes from recipes passed down through generations. The place sits in a quiet garden—a proper escape from the Bangkok chaos—and you'll work through a small group, so there's real space to ask questions and stuff up without feeling rushed. You get a boat trip through the neighbourhood, pickup and drop-off from your hotel, and you take home the recipes and an apron, plus you eat everything you've made. No experience needed.

Klong Root Jurassic World Kayaking and Swimming in Krabi

When Ben from our team paddled through Klong Root in Krabi, we found ourselves in the emerald lagoon where Jurassic World: Rebirth was filmed—and it genuinely felt like stepping into that world. The 4-hour tour threads you by kayak through jungle waterways thick with towering trees and wild orchids before opening onto a crystal-clear swimming hole. You can stick with paddling and swimming, or bolt on an ATV jungle ride if you want the full adrenaline hit. It's a solid option for families, couples, or solo travellers after a blend of Hollywood scenery and actual tropical graft.

Doi Inthanon National Park Day Trip

When Charlie from our BugBitten team did this day trip to Doi Inthanon, Thailand's highest peak felt genuinely accessible without the chaos of a big tour bus. You're in a small private group heading up into misty forested hills, stopping at local coffee farms to taste what the farmers actually grow, visiting the iconic Twin Pagodas, then walking into jungle thick enough to feel properly remote. Seven hours total, and it's the kind of trip where the driver knows the back roads and the local growers know their stuff.

Krabi Elephant Sanctuary and Emerald Pool Adventure

When Charlie from our team ran this 9-hour Krabi tour, it paired hands-on time with rescued elephants against the region's lush backdrop. The day splits between the sanctuary—where you help prep feed and wade into a mud spa alongside the animals—and a swim at Emerald Pool, a tiered freshwater spot tucked into limestone. It's billed as a low-impact, small-group affair with local guides steering the cultural angle. Hotel pickups are included, though you're covering pool entry fees separately. The vibe attracts conscientious travellers keen on elephant welfare rather than Instagram-heavy crowds.

9 hoursfrom AUD $234

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