Sar Pass Trek
Sar Pass Trek
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At an altitude of 13,850ft Sar Pass Trek has one of the most beautiful trekking trails consisting of cascading waterfalls, lush green valleys and the pristine Parvati river. It is also one of the most popular treks in the months of May and June, and you can easily do it while you’re in Kasol or Parvati valley. If you are planning to visit Kasol anytime soon then you might want to take a look at Sar Pass Trek as well. It's a paradise for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts alike
The Sar Pass Trek starts from the quaint Grahan village, which is a tiny hamlet a few kilometers away from Kasol, and surrounded by beautiful Rhododendrons trees. Many people who visit Kasol are unaware of this peaceful village and it remains a hidden gem of Himachal where peace still exists
The best part about this trek is that you get to explore the nearby areas and get a glimpse at the diverse and rich Himachali culture. The people here lead slow paced lives and it's only when you are in close proximity to them do you actually understand just how much simple pleasures can make you feet content.
The Sar Pass trek offers many picturesque landscapes for you to marvel at. When you are traversing and on your way to the Biskeri Ridge, you will come across a small frozen lake given the name Sar which gives you the impression of being in a fairyland with its 100ft tall snow laden slopes that surround it
The trekking trail of Ming Thach is lined with dense forest and after traversing through it, you will get to witness the Great Himalayan ranges beckoning you closer
Nagaru village is one site among the popular places to visit in Kasol. After we cross this charming village, we will be staring at a spectacular view of Parvati valley with its vast expanse of green land, surrounded by majestic mountains.
The fifth day on the Sar Pass trek awaits with the longest trekking round among all the other days. While you’ll probably be out of breath, it's a sure thing that it will all be worth it for the snow slide, the Rhododendron forests and the views of the Tosh valley will get etched in your mind.
A fun fact about the Sar Pass trek, it's a mountain ridge rather than being an actual pass but still, the name suggests otherwise. With the Parvati river flowing alongside it, the scenic views of the pass are simply exquisite and makes the experience of overcoming all the hurdles even more redeeming.
The sublime feeling of camping at the Biskeri Thach is indescribable. Pine forests speckled all over the majestic mountains make you feel as if you are in paradise and it's one of the best parts about the Sar Pass trek
Now on our way back to Kasol, we’ll go through the Pulga village and the Barshaini village which are two popular stops while on the Sar Pass Trek. And you get to be quite close to the Parvati river which flows relentlessly, where you get to experience the serenity that comes with being in the mountains.
To get the best experience of Sar Pass Trek one needs to choose the timing correctly. And the best time to go on the Sar Pass trek is during April and May. You will get to enjoy thick snow when you reach the higher altitudes and the weather in Sar Pass is extremely pleasant during these months
Time and again, people say that Sar Pass Trek is one of the most beautiful treks of India. The shift of the scenic view from forests to the meadows to the ice blankets is spectacular and manages to take your breath away
When you slide down the slope from Sar Pass you will feel like you are riding a roller coaster. The trek serves best for any one who is looking to spend a few moments of peace with a little bit of adventure
Sar pass trek also makes up a perfect retreat as you can always take some time off in Kasol, and get a closer glimpse at the culture and lifestyle of people in the mountains. You can try the Israeli cuisine which Himachal is especially famous for and one of the reasons why many people prefer Sar Pass
For novice trekkers who want to traverse on different kinds of trails, and don’t have much experience, Sar pass trek is a great place to start although it’d be advisable for trekkers to maintain proper footing and mimic the walking pattern of other trekkers for proper caution.
You will come across thick pine forests, alpine meadows, charming villages, snow-capped mountains and stunning landscapes all in one place in the Sar Pass Trek. All these distinct terrains encompass a good trekking experience, making it an ideal choice for first timers
Not only is it easy but also gives you splendid views. The total trek distance comes to about 48 km and is close to a height of 14,000 ft where you will see views of the majestic mountains of the Parvati Valley from the pass. The frozen lake that Sar Pass gets its name from also makes up for a spectacular view
The temperature during the trek varies from 0 degrees to -20 degrees, depending greatly on time of the day. Even minute factors like being under the shade or in direct sunlight can significantly impact your body temperature for the Sar Pass trek so it's better to be prepared.
One of the most popular treks in the Shivalik mountain ranges, the Sar Pass Trek still poses a challenge due to its altitude being 14,000ft above, making it one of the highest altitudes in Himachal Pradesh. And hence you need to be aware of your own bodily responses.
The group will assemble in Kasol
Check in to our designated campsite. The day is at leisure but you are free to go cafe hopping and indulge in local sightseeing
Later in the evening, a small briefing session about what the 6-day long trek entails will be provided followed by dinner and an overnight stay in Kasol.
After early morning breakfast, we'll head towards Grahan village which is one of our campsites for the trek
Grahan is a tiny hamlet nestled in Himachal, away from the hustle and bustle of cities. On your way to Grahan you will get to traverse through green meadows and listen to the song of birds. The ever ceaselessly flowing stream of the Parvati river will wash away all your burdens
Finally, dinner will be served in the evening followed by an overnight stay.
After early morning breakfast, we will head towards Min Thach.
You will be traversing through Eden-like forests with Kanwar wildlife sanctuary in the backdrop. You will hear the calls of many animals and birds
We will check into our campsite. You are happy to explore the premises where you might see cattle grazing peacefully in the fields. If you stroll a bit further, you will get a sneak peek of Nagaru and Sar Top
Indulging in some stargazing at Min Thach followed by dinner and overnight stay.
After breakfast, we will head towards Nagaru. Elevated at a staggering height of 12,500ft, it is the highest as well as the coldest campsite of this trek
The trek is short but ends with a rewarding sight of the beautiful landscape of Beas river, Parvati valley, Chanderkhani as well as Grahan village
We will set our camp at the Nagaru base. The rest of the day is at leisure. You can enjoy some moments of peace and scenic views of the entire valley
Dinner will be served in the evening followed by an overnight stay in Nagaru.
We will wake up a bit earlier to see the sun rising from behind the mountains, which would be a breathtaking sight to behold
After that, we'll have breakfast and will head out for Biskeri Thach
En route, we will be crossing Sar Pass which is a frozen lake that connects Parvati valley to Sainj Valley
We will probably reach the Biskeri Thach campsite right in time to enjoy the beautiful sunset
Dinner will be served in the evening followed by an overnight stay in Biskeri Thach.
After breakfast, we will trek down to Barshaini to embark on our return journey. En route, we will see the Parvati river bidding us adieu
Upon reaching Barshaini, we'll depart for Kasol where we will part our ways with fond memories.
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Inclusions
Accommodation: 5 Nights Tented Accommodation on a triple sharing basis.
Transportation: Surface transfer from Barshaini - Kasol by Sumo / Bolero.
Meals: All vegetarian meals from day 1st Dinner to day 6th Lunch.
Snacks: Morning / Evening Tea / Coffee with light snacks and soup while on the trek.
Camping logistics: Tent, Sleeping bags, Mattresses, Dining tent, Toilet tent, Sitting Stools.
Trek Leader: Qualified and Experienced Trek leader and support staff.
Permits: All necessary fees and permits.
Trekking Equipment: Gaiters, Micro Spikes, and Rope if required.
Safety Equipment: Basic First Aid kit with Oximeter and Oxygen Cylinder and stretcher.
Guide ratio: 1:10
Exclusions
Any expenses of personal nature.
Meals during transit.
Any insurance of any kind.
Any fees and permits (for non-Indians).
Unscheduled delay due to landslide.
Cost Escalation due to “ Force Majeure and Evacuation charges”.
Anything not mentioned explicitly in the above program.
*You can apply for travel insurance prior to the trek.
THINGS TO CARRY
Backpack (Min 55 Ltrs with rain cover): It is important that you pick a good quality backpack with a comfortable fit and straps that won’t give you shoulder pain. You can check out your nearest Decathlon store for a good trekking backpack.
Day backpack (20 – 30 Ltrs): When you head towards the summit, you are required to carry only a few necessary items and for that you need a day backpack as you will leave your bigger one on the campsite.
Floaters or Sandals: Although the entire trek requires a good quality shoe, you still need to let your feet breathe to avoid chafing and blisters. When you are at the camp, a good pair of sandals and floaters will help you to move freely.
Trekking Shoes: A good trekking shoe is one that is comfortable, provides ankle support and has a good grip as well. They shouldn’t be chunky, instead they should be lightweight and sturdy.
3 Quick Dry Tees: It’s important that you keep at least three pairs of quick dry tees so that you can wash them in between stops for proper hygiene.
2 Track Pants: A good pair of track pants made of polyester will let your skin breathe. They’re lightweight, dry easily and are comfortable to walk around in. You can easily avoid chafing and rashes by investing in a good pair of track pants.
3 Pair of Cotton Socks: Cotton socks are extremely comfortable to move around in and are lightweight as well which is why you can always count on a good pair of cotton socks while trekking. However, keep in mind to change them and avoid wearing them when they are wet.
1 Pair of Woolen Socks: A good pair of woolen socks, especially merino, are comfortable, limit odors and provide adequate insulation from the cold so you can wear them at night.
1 Poncho: A poncho is basically an evolved form of a rain coat that provides coverage to your body as well as your bag and ensures total water protection from rains.
1 Heavy Jacket: It’s emphasized that you need to carry proper layers so you can avoid getting cold which is why you need to carry a heavy jacket that you can put on over your other clothes.
1 Pair of Thermal: Thermal is a piece of garment that helps in keeping your body warm in cold temperatures. It is a necessary item that you need when going on a high altitude trek.
Quick-dry towel: A quick dry towel will help in maintaining proper hygiene. It’s necessary that it dries quickly because wet fabric will only increase the chance of bacterial growth.
Windproof Jacket: As you ascend towards high altitude, you get hit by chilly winds and a windbreaker jacket is designed to resist them. They are lightweight and are made of synthetic fibers.
Woolen Cap: A woolen cap will help prevent cold when you ascend to high altitude. You can also cover your ears to avoid any pain and discomfort you might face in them when going on high altitudes.
Gloves: Insulated gloves help in maintaining proper body heat in your hands and also provide better grasp on trekking poles.
Sun Cap: A lightweight sun cap with side flaps is perfect to keep your head cool and avoid sunburns on a sunny day.
1 Scarf or Balaclava: Along with sun rays and chilly winds, you also get hit by dirt and grime during treks which is why it's important to carry a scarf or balaclava so you can cover your face when needed.
Lip Balm: Your lips can become chapped due to the harsh cold winds so it's important to keep them moisturized.
Cold Cream & SunScreen (SPF 40+): In order to avoid sunburns and chafing, you need to put on sunscreen as well as cold cream.
Antibacterial powder: To avoid rashes that develop from bacterial infestation in your armpits and other parts of your body.
Water Bottle 1 Lt.: Hydration is extremely important when it comes to trekking. To carry a water bottle that you can refill with Himalayan water is a must.
Headlamp or torch: You can’t rely on moonlight when you are in the mountains. A torch or even a headlamp with a fresh pair of batteries is always a good idea to bring along.
Bag for all your Toiletries: A bag with all your essentials including napkins, toothpaste, sanitizers, paper soap etc should be carried in a ziplock bag.
Personal Basic Medical Kit: A few cuts and bruises are almost inevitable when you are on a trek so carrying a medical kit with bandages, dettol etc is necessary.
Dark Sunglasses / People who use spectacles (Use Photochromic glasses instead of contact lenses): Photochromatic glasses are specs that are designed to transform into anti glare shades depending upon the exposure of the sun. They are good when it comes to eye protection but one can also opt for clip on glasses etc.
Trekking Pole: Trekking pole assists in more than one way. It saves energy while also providing stability and helps you to maintain proper balance.
Extra Polythene: In case your clothes get wet or your garments don’t dry, you can carry them in a polythene. However, make sure that all the plastic that you are carrying into the woods leaves with you. Don’t litter in the mountains.
Camera: This should be obvious. To make sure that you get to capture all great moments from your trek.. Make sure that you have enough storage and some extra batteries as well.
PICKUP LOCATIONS
Kasol
Policy and Terms
No cancellations will be taken over phone calls or WhatsApp messages. Please reply to the email of the payment receipt that you have received at the time of booking.
Free Cancellation up to 45 days before the departure date.
44 Days to 30 days of Departure date. 10% of the total trip cost. (Booking amount is non-refundable)
29 Days to 20 Days of Departure date. 25% of the total trip cost.
19 Days to 10 Days of Departure date. 50% of the total trip cost.
9 Days to 6 Days of Departure date. 75% of the total trip cost.
5 Days to Trip Departure date. 100% of the total trip cost.
No Show. No refund.
In case of government orders, harsh weather conditions, protests, landslides, or any other unforeseen circumstances, we work out the best possible alternate plans or trips/treks. At times even certain activities are canceled, the organization provides the best alternative but no refunds are provided.
If a trek is called off at the last moment due to a natural calamity/unforeseen circumstances (like rain, snowfall, earthquake, landslides, strike, etc.), JustWravel will issue a trek voucher for the full amount and if possible will provide an alternate trek.
The voucher can be redeemed up to the same amount for the same trek or another trek in the next 365 days from the trek departure date. But no refund would be provided.
Any extra expense due to any natural calamity/unforeseen circumstances (like rain, snowfall, earthquake, landslides, strike, bandh, etc.), will be borne by the customer. The company will not be liable.
Cancellations policy will differ during the peak season and for popular destinations.
Frequest Questions
Q: Why is the trekking pole necessary?
A: Differs from person to person. If you think that it would help you maintaining balance while trekking then does bring the pole. Some people think that the trekking pole disturbs the walking rhythm. So it’s up to you.
Q: What will be the group size of Sar Pass Trek?
A: Usually, we take a maximum of 15-18 people in one group. We believe bigger groups have less fun and less coordination so that’s why we prefer smaller groups.
We need at least 6 people to operate our fixed departure treks.
Q: Who all will go along with us on the Sar Pass Trek?
A: All our treks are led by professional trek leaders who are certified, mountaineers. Apart from them, there will be one local guide, cook, helper, porters and other staff.
Q: What type of ground transportation will be used on the trek?
A: We hire taxis such as Innova, Tempo Traveller, Bolero, Tata Sumo, etc. from our vendors.
Q: I am the only girl in the group, is it safe to trek solo?
A: Yes definitely it is, the safety of girls is most important for us. All our guides and other staff are carefully chosen for trips/treks. They are honest and reliable but we also advise you to take care of your personal belongings.
Q: What are the things that we need to carry on the Sar Pass Trek?
A: Once you confirm the trip/trek and done with the booking, we will send you the packing list according to the trip/trek.
Q: I cannot carry my rucksack/bag on the Sar Pass Trek, can I offload it?
A: We always recommend that you carry your rucksack during the trek because it helps in maintaining your body posture. In case if you cannot, then we can provide you a mule/porter to carry your rucksack. You will have to tell us at least 1 week before the trek. The charges for offloading would be INR 300 per person per day.
Q: Which shoes should I buy?
A: Shoes are your lifeline on the trek. It is highly advisable to buy trekking shoes of a good and known brand. You can consider companies like Quechua, Columbia, etc. Waterproof shoes with ankle support will work well.
Q: What will be the type of accommodation?
A: It depends on the tour. If it is a trek then you will be staying in dome tents or if it is a road trip the accommodation can be in a hotel/alpine tent/dome tent/home stay.
Q: What are the washroom/toilet facilities like on the Sar Pass Trek?
A: During the treks, separate toilet tents will be set up on each campsite.
Q: Will you provide sleeping bags and mattresses? Yes, we will provide sleeping bags and mattresses during the trek. Our sleeping bags can withstand temperature as low as -10 degree.
A: Yes, we will provide sleeping bags and mattresses during the trek. Our sleeping bags can withstand temperatures as low as -10 degrees.
Q: What type of food is served during the Sar Pass Trek? We provide nutritious and healthy food during the treks. We always serve Indian vegetarian food and eggs.
A: We provide nutritious and healthy food during the treks. We always serve Indian vegetarian food and eggs.
Q: How can I book a Sar Pass Trek with you?
A: After selecting the trip/trek, you can book by clicking on the book now button or you can contact us and we will guide you in the booking.
Q: How many trekkers will be in one tent?
A: It totally depends on group dynamics. If there is a couple, we can give them a separate tent or if there are an odd number of people, then there would be triple sharing.
Q: Can we change the itinerary?
A: Yes, you can give suggestions. We will look into that and if we find it feasible then we will apply it.
Q: Can you customize the Sar Pass Trek?
A: Yes, we can customize any trip/trek as per your needs and as per the feasibility
Q: How to get safe drinking water on the Sar Pass Trek?
A: Himalayan water is considered the purest water and safe to drink. But for safety purpose, we sometimes boil the water and then use it for drinking and cooking.
In case you find any clean water on the trek, always fill your water where the water is running not where the water is stable or is in rest.
Q: Diamox is advisable or not?
A: Well, it totally depends on person to person. Usually, there are no side effects of Diamox but if you are having any prior medical conditions then it is better to consult your doctor.
Our itinerary is designed in a way that we take sufficient time to get acclimatized. In case if you are having problems on the trek then tell your trek leader about your condition as soon as possible.
Q: Do you prefer I should bring some medicines with me?
A: Yes, it is advisable that you carry your own medication on the trek.
Q: Can I take my child along on this trek? What is the age limit?
A: It depends on the difficulty level of the trek. The minimum age for eligibility is 14 years.
Q: What will we do if it rains?
A: If it starts raining slowly while trekking then we will continue our trek as per the plan. Your poncho will keep you dry. In case if it is raining heavily then we will try to find any shelter and wait for the rain to stop or slow. If it rains at the campsite then there would not be any problem because all our living tents, kitchen tents and toilet tents are waterproof. You will stay dry inside.
Q: Will doctor accompany us on the Sar Pass Trek?
A: No, but our trek leaders are certified in Wildlife First Aid course and they always carry first aid kit and oxygen cylinders on high altitude treks.
Q: What Is the Temperature in Sar Pass?
A: The temprature of Sar Pass in May goes around 13 to 17 degrees in the day time and 0 to 7 degrees in the night time.
Q: How Is Sar Pass Weather During April to June?
A: Moderately cold during day time and very cold at night
Q: Sar Pass vs Hampta Pass; Which One Is Better?
A: Sar Pass is better for beginners, as it covers much more than just the trek and it's a complete journey in itself.
Q: What Is the Sar Pass Trek Weather in May?
A: Moderately cold during daytime and very cold at night.
Q: What Is the Sar Pass Trek Route Map?
A: You have to follow the route given below in order to reach Sar Pass:
Kasol- Grahan- Mung Thatch- Naguru- Sar Pass- Biskeri Thatch- Barsheini
Q: What Is the Sar Pass Trek Price?
A: The price for Sar Pass Trek is 9500 +5% GST per person, in triple occupancy, in a booking made from Kasol to Kasol.
Q: Is It Possible to Go On Sar Pass Trek in June?
A: Yes! You can go to Sar Pass in the month of June.
Q: Can I Go to Sar Pass Trek in March?
A: No! You cannot go to Sar Pass in the month of March due to heavy snowfall.
Q: Is It Possible to Go On Sar Pass Trek in July?
A: Yes! You can go to Sar Pass in the month of July but you have to a little careful as this is the time of rainy season and chances of slipping becomes higher due to trek becoming wet.
Q: What Is the Kasol to Sar Pass Trek Distance?
A: You'll have to cover a total of 48 kilometers starting from Kasol to the end point, which is Sar Pass.
Q: Please Provide Me With Sar Pass Trek Details?
A: You can call or Whatsapp us and our sales representatives and they will make it a hassle-free process for you or you can book the package from visiting the link given below.
justwravel.com/package/Sar-Pass-Trek
Q: Are There Any Sar Pass Trek Blog?
A: You can check the JustWravel Blog and if you're looking for an informative piece on the same then visit the link below.
https://www.justwravel.com/blog/sarpass-trek-remember/
Q: What Is the Sar Pass Trek Altitude?
A: 4200 m/ 13,816 feet is the current altitude of Sar Pass Trek.
Q: What Is the Sar Pass Temperature in May?
A: The temperature of Sar Pass in May goes around 13 to 17 degrees in the daytime and 0 to 7 degrees in the nighttime.
Q: What Is the Sar Pass Height in Feet?
A: The height of Sar Pass is 13816 feet.
Q: What Is the Best Time to Visit Sar Pass Trek?
A: May to October is considered to be the best time for visiting Sar Pass Trek. During these months the conditions are more than suitable for traveling.
Q: Chanderkhani Pass vs Sar Pass; Which One Is Better?
A: Sar Pass is better as compared to the Chanderkhani due to the reason that it has more earlier trailer, it's comfortable for beginners and well! The amazing beauty of the location is also one of the primary reason.
Q: Can I Go to Sar Pass Trek Solo?
A: Yes! You can but you'll be faced with a lot of difficulties along the way starting from planning, itinerary, stay, accommodation, and more. So, it's always preferred to go with someone.
Q: What Is the Sar Pass Trek Difficulty Level?
A: Sar Pass is a beginner-friendly trek and it's good for first-timers as well.
Q: What Is the Sar Pass Location?
A: The Sar Pass is located in Parvati Valley of Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh
Q: How to Do a Sar Pass Trek From Delhi?
A: In order to visit Sar Pass from Delhi, you have to take the route mentioned below.
Delhi - Kasol - Grahan- Mung Thatch- Naguru- Sar Pass- Biskeri Thatch- Barsheini - Kasol - Delhi
Q: What Is the Sar Pass Temperature in June?
A: The temprature range in Sar Pass during the month of June is -13 to 17 degrees in the day time and 0 to 7 degrees in the night time.
Q: How Is the Sar Pass Weather in May?
A: You'll get moderately cold weather in the day and extremely cold weather by the night time.
Q: Can I Go From Kasol to Sar Pass?
A: Yes! In order to reach Sar Pass, your first checkpoint is Kasol only.
Q: What Is the Sar Pass Trek Itinerary?
A: 1st Day: Kasol Arrival | Group Introduction
2nd Day: Trek to Grahan Village (5 Hour Trek)
3rd Day: Grahan to Mung Thach (6 Hour Trek)
4th Day: Mung Thach to Nagaru (4 Hours Trek)
5th Day: Nagaru to Biskeri Thach via Sar Pass (7-8 Hours Trek)
6th Day: Biskeri Thach to Barshaini to Kasol (3 Hours Drive) | Departure From Kasol | End of Tour
Q: Please Suggest Some Sar Pass Trek Things to Carry?
A: When you'll book a package with JustWravel, we'll mail you the list or you can check by visiting the link mentioned here.
Link: https://www.justwravel.com/package/Sar-Pass-Trek
Q: What Is the Sar Pass Trek Distance?
A: Starting from Kasol, we have to cover 48 Kilometers to reach Sar Pass.
Q: Does Sar Pass Have Snow in May?
A: Yes! There are high chances that Sar Pass receives snow in May.
Q: How to Book Sar Pass?
A: In order to book Sar Pass you have to visit https://www.justwravel.com/package/Sar-Pass-Trek and then from there you have to follow the booking process. If you want, you can call our handlers and they will take it from there.
Q: How to Do Sar Pass Trek Without Any Agency?
A: You can do Sar Pass without any agency but you'll face a lot of difficulties in doing the expedition alone. So, it's always preferred that you go with proper guidance which is usually best find with those who regularly takes a tour of the places, such as agencies providing the trek.
Q: How to Prepare For Sar Pass Trek?
A: You have to be ready with the packing list that we'll send you and maintain a basic fitness level for starting out on the Sar Pass Trek.
Q: How to Reach Sar Pass?
A: In order to reach Sar Pass, you need to visit the Kullu district in Himachal Pradesh. In Kullu, there's a popular town by the name of Kasol, you'll have to reach there and then start out for Sar Pass Trek. So, that's how to reach Sar Pass Trek.
Q: How to Reach Sar Pass Alone?
A: You order to reach Sar Pass, you need to visit the Kullu district in Himachal Pradesh. In Kullu, there's a popular town by the name of Kasol, you'll have to reach there and then start out for Sar Pass Trek.
Q: Is Sar Pass Trek Done in Winter?
A: No! Sar Pass gets closed during winters as the roads are closed due to heavy snowfall and it becomes risky to visit the pass.
Q: Is Sar Pass Trek Easy?
A: Sar Pass Trek does comes into the category of easy treks that are conducted in India.
Q: Is Sar Pass Trek Worth It?
A: Yes! It is totally worth doing a Sar Pass Trek due to its location, snow, trails, and everything that it has to offer.
Q: Is There Snow Is June in Sar Pass?
A: Yes, there are high chances of snow at Sar Pass in June.
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