Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh
4.8 / 5 (56 Reviews)
Duration
7D / 6N
Tour Category
Himalayan Treks
Min Age
12+
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Experience breathtaking views and Kashmir-like fields at Karah.
Witness the scenery shift from lush green valleys to desolate mountains.
Trek through the pink-hued Pin Valley, with Spiti's barren mountains on one side and Bhaba Valley's greenery on the other.
Hike through Mulling's enchanting forests, and grasslands, and alongside a turquoise-blue river and small brooks.
Pin Bhaba Pass Trek showcases diverse landscapes, from lush Kinnaur Valley to rocky terrains, offering a visual feast.
The trek's highlight is crossing Pin Bhaba Pass, at around 4,865 meters, with panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and rugged terrain.
Known for its challenging nature, the trek tests endurance through rivers, steep ascents, and diverse terrains.
Spanning over 6-7 days, it allows trekkers to immerse in the pristine wilderness of Himachal Pradesh.
Completing the trek is a transformative journey, bringing a sense of accomplishment and a deep appreciation for the Himalayas.
Activity location: Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh.
Trip Duration: 7 Days | 6 Nights.
Max. Altitude: 16,125 ft.
Pin Bhaba Pass Trek Distance: 60 Km.
Pin Bhaba Pass Trek Difficulty: Easy to Moderate.
Meals: All Meals (Veg), Including from Packed Lunch on the 1st day to Breakfast on the 5th Day.
About Pin Bhaba Pass Trek, Himachal Pradesh:
The Pin Bhaba Pass Trek in Himachal Pradesh is a thrilling expedition that unveils the raw beauty of the Himalayas. Starting from the picturesque Kinnaur Valley, this trek leads you through a kaleidoscope of landscapes, from verdant meadows to rocky terrains, culminating in the breathtaking Pin Bhaba Pass. Standing tall at an altitude of approximately 4,865 meters, crossing this pass rewards trekkers with awe-inspiring views of snow-capped peaks and the rugged expanse of the region. What sets the Pin Bhaba Pass Trek apart is its challenging yet invigorating nature, testing the endurance and spirit of adventurers. The 6-7 day journey immerses trekkers in a world of natural wonders, where each step unveils a new facet of Himachal Pradesh's diverse terrain. From crossing gushing rivers to camping under starlit skies, every moment on this trek is a testament to the grandeur of the Himalayas and the thrill of exploration. Completing the Pin Bhaba Pass Trek is not just a physical accomplishment but a soul-stirring experience that leaves an indelible mark on all who undertake it. For those seeking an adventure that pushes boundaries and rewards with unmatched vistas, the Pin Bhaba Pass Trek stands as a beacon of exploration and discovery amidst the rugged beauty of Himachal Pradesh. Discover the hidden gem of the Himalayas with our Pankhu Top Trek.
This Package Includes:
Accommodation on a sharing basis.
All Meals (Veg), including from Packed Lunch on the 1st day to dinner on the 6th Day.
Well, Qualified Trek Leader.
Supporting Staff and cook.
Forest Permits.
Basic Medical Kit.
Accommodation on Tent Stay & Homestay.
Camping and Trekking Equipment (Tent, Sleeping bags etc).
Exclude:
Anything which is not included in the above inclusion.
Porters or Mule will carry your luggage.
Any kind of Personal Expenses.
Personal Medication.
Transportation from Kaza to Manali.
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Day 1
7:00 AM: Meet at the designated location in Shimla.
Departure: Embark on a scenic car ride to Kafnu.
Route Highlights: Travel through the picturesque towns of Rampur and Narkanda.
Distance: Cover approximately 208 km.
Travel Duration: Enjoy a 7-8 hour journey filled with beautiful landscapes.
Arrival in Kafnu: Reach the charming village of Kafnu, nestled in Kinnaur's Bhaba Valley.
Check-In: Arrive at your hotel for an overnight stay.
Preparation: Rest and prepare for the upcoming adventure in Bhaba Valley the following day.
Day 2
Morning:
Wake up to a beautiful sunrise.
Enjoy a delicious breakfast.
Mid-Morning to Afternoon:
Set out on the breathtaking Bhaba Pass trek route.
Wander through scenic apple orchards.
Traverse a straightforward section of forest.
Complete the trek to Mullingmeadows in approximately 6 hours, with moderate difficulty.
Evening:
Arrive at Mullingmeadows and soak in the abundance of natural beauty.
Spend the night camping in tents under the stars.
Day 3
Trek from Mulling to Kara:
Start the Day: Early breakfast at Mulling campsite.
Trek Introduction: Prepare for a day of river crossings and natural bridges.
Moderate Ascent: Begin the trek with a 3.3 km moderate ascent, enjoying the diverse terrain.
Strong Elevation: Transition into a 1.5 km section with strong elevation gains, testing your stamina.
Levelling Out: Complete the trek with a 1.2 km stretch that levels out, providing a breather.
Expansive Grasslands: Spend most of the day hiking across expansive grasslands, soaking in stunning vistas.
Floral Beauty: Admire the vibrant alpine blooms scattered throughout the landscape.
Arrive at Kara: Reach the Kara campsite and set up for the night.
Evening Relaxation: Enjoy dinner while taking in the beautiful surroundings and reflecting on the day's trek.
Day 4
Departure from Kara:
Set out early in the morning to start the trek.
River Crossing:
Cross the river before it becomes too rapid.
Trail Description:
Follow the moraine trail with the Phutsirang River on your right.
Navigate through brook crossings and debris along the way.
Scenic Views:
Enjoy views of the impressive Hansbeshan Peak, towering at 5,840 meters.
Arrival at Campsite:
Reach the campsite in the early evening.
Relaxation Time:
Unwind and relax after the day’s trek.
Overnight Stay:
Spend the night in tents at the campsite.
Day 5
Pushtirang to Mangrungse via Bhaba Pass:
Start Point: Depart from Pushtirang early in the morning.
Trek Duration: The trek will take approximately 9 hours.
Distance: Cover a total distance of 10.9 kilometers.
Initial Ascent: Begin with a gradual ascent of over 3 kilometers to reach the Bhaba Pass.
River Crossing: Cross a river during the trek.
Descent: Gently descend through moraine and gravel terrain.
Scenery: Experience the stunning contrast between lush green meadows and the arid landscapes of Spiti.
Arrival: Arrive at the campsite in Mangrungse in the evening.
Overnight Stay: Settle in for the night in camps at Mangrungse.
Day 6
Start of the Day: Begin with enthusiasm for the final day of your adventure.
Trek Duration: Prepare for a 7-hour trek covering 16.3 kilometers from Mangrungse to Mudh.
Crossing Pin River: Cross the Pin River via a suspension bridge.
Ascent to Mudh: Experience a brief ascent to the beautiful Mudh settlement in Spiti.
Transportation to Kaza: After reaching Mudh, board your vehicles for the journey to Kaza.
Overnight Stay: Spend the night at our homestay in Kaza.
End of Journey: Conclude your incredible adventure in the Spiti region.
Day 7
Departure from Kaza:
Begin your journey from Kaza.
Transportation Arrangements:
Note that transportation from Kaza to Manali is not included; please arrange your transport accordingly.
Crossing Rohtang Pass:
Prepare to cross Rohtang Pass (altitude: 3800 meters) as you travel back to Manali.
Journey Duration:
Enjoy a scenic and warm-hearted nine-hour journey back to Manali.
Return with memories
Arrive in Manali with a wealth of beautiful memories from your trip.
Optional Extended Hiking:
If time permits, consider extending your hike to 8 days to include an extra day for exploring the Mudh hamlet on your return journey.
Clothing:
Thermal wear (top and bottom)
Fleece jacket or woollen sweater
Waterproof and windproof jacket
Trekking pants
T-shirts (quick-dry)
Warm gloves and socks
Woollen cap and sun hat
Footwear:
Sturdy trekking shoes
Comfortable sandals or flip-flops (for evenings)
Extra pair of socks
Accessories:
Sunglasses (UV protection)
Sunscreen lotion and lip balm (SPF 30+)
Trekking poles
Backpack (50-55 liters) and rain cover
Raincoat
Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries
Personal Items:
Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, towel, etc.)
Personal medication and first-aid kit
Water bottle or hydration pack
High-energy snacks (nuts, energy bars, etc.)
Others:
Camera and extra batteries
Mobile phone and power bank
Lightweight sleeping bag (optional)
Plastic bags or waterproof bags for storing wet clothes
Identification documents
Pack wisely to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable trekking experience.
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Sadhvi
Reviewed: Sep 5, 2023
5/5
The Pin Bhaba Pass Trek was one of the best experiences of my life! Escape2explore did a fantastic job organizing every aspect of the trek. The route was well-planned, offering... Read More
Rayini
Reviewed: Sep 5, 2023
5/5
My journey on the Pin Bhaba Pass Trek with escape2explore was unforgettable! The Pin Bhaba Pass trek route offered diverse landscapes, each day bringing new sights and challenges. Climbing to... Read More
Meher
Reviewed: Sep 4, 2023
5/5
Just completed the Pin Bhaba Pass Trek with escape2explore, and it was incredible! The Pin Bhaba Pass Trek height we reached was breathtaking, and the trek location is stunning. A... Read More
Kavini
Reviewed: Sep 4, 2023
5/5
The Pin Bhaba Pass Trek with escape2explore was amazing! The Pin Bhaba Pass trek route was beautiful, and reaching the height was a thrilling experience. Highly recommend this adventure!
Jenika
Reviewed: Sep 4, 2023
5/5
What an incredible adventure the Pin Bhaba Pass Trek was! Thanks to escape2explore, we had an amazing experience from start to finish. The Pin Bhaba pass trek route was well... Read More
This trek offers a dramatic contrast between lush green Kinnaur Valley and the barren Spiti landscapes, making it one of the most scenic crossover treks in India. The diverse terrain, vibrant meadows, and stark mountain views make it truly mesmerizing.
The moderate to difficult trek includes steep ascents, long trekking hours, and significant altitude gain. It is ideal for trekkers with prior experience who can handle rough terrain and unpredictable weather conditions. A strong fitness level is highly recommended for this adventure.
The Pin Bhaba Pass Trek typically takes 7-8 days, covering approximately 50 km. The itinerary includes multiple campsites, acclimatization breaks, and challenging ascents, ensuring a well-paced journey for trekkers to enjoy the breathtaking Himalayan scenery.
The trek offers dense forests, alpine meadows, glacier valleys, river crossings, and the spectacular Pin Valley National Park. The contrast between Kinnaur and Spiti, along with the surreal landscape transitions, makes it an unforgettable experience for adventure seekers.
The highest altitude reached on the trek is 16,105 feet (4,910 meters) at Pin Bhaba Pass. This challenging pass offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks and is a true highlight of the trek, rewarding trekkers with unmatched beauty.
Yes, altitude sickness can be a concern due to the rapid altitude gain. Proper acclimatization, hydration, and a steady trekking pace are crucial to prevent AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) and ensure a safe and enjoyable trek experience.
Trekkers camp in remote locations throughout the journey. The trekking team provides tents, sleeping bags, and other essentials for a comfortable stay. Expect basic facilities with stunning natural surroundings, enhancing the adventure experience in the Himalayas.
A good fitness level is required, including cardio endurance, leg strength, and stamina for long trekking hours. Training with hikes, stair climbing, and strength exercises beforehand can significantly improve endurance and help in handling high-altitude challenges.
Yes, hiring a local guide and porters is highly recommended due to the rugged terrain, remote trails, and high-altitude conditions. A guide ensures safe navigation, while porters help carry luggage, making the trek more manageable and enjoyable.
Solo trekkers should join a group or hire a guide due to the remote and unpredictable nature of the terrain. The region has no marked trails in certain sections, making it risky for solo travelers without proper navigation support.
Yes, you can join the trek to Pin Bhaba Pass. The trek’s difficulty level is moderate and can be attained without someone’s support. Wear robust footwear, and comfortable clothes, and maintain basic fitness to complete the trek.
Your money will be refunded within 2-3 business days.
Unfortunately, it's not feasible to reschedule your trek to a future date if you're unable to attend on the designated day, regardless of the circumstances (like family emergencies, health problems, or work commitments). However, if you have concerns about this policy, please don't hesitate to email us at info@escape2explore.com, and our team will get in touch with you to discuss further.
Life is unpredictable and we understand that sometimes you have to cancel or change your trip dates and we endeavour to make it as easy as possible for you. However, please understand that we plan everything including guide fees, permits, accommodation and rations in advance. Therefore, any cancellation means inconvenience and certain losses to the people involved in various stages of the programme. Keeping that in mind, our cancellation charges are as below -
Cancellations before 30 days from the start of the event: Get a monetary refund with 15% of cancellation charges.
Cancellations between 30 days and 15 days to the start of the event: 50 %refund.
Cancellations less than 15 days to the start of the event: No refund.
Cancellations will be accepted only by email.
Note: The Himalayan Daredevils reserves the right to cancel a program before departure in the event of logistical problems arising due to natural calamities, strikes, wars or any other circumstances that make the event inadvisable. In this case, we will refund 50% of the event fees.
Itinerary Changes &Trip delays:
We plan itineraries based on the information available at the time of planning and in rare circumstances, they are subject to change. If the itinerary is changed or delayed due to unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather, transportation delays, government intervention, landslides etc., we will always aim to give you the best experience possible. However, The Himalayan Daredevils not be held responsible for the cost of delay or changes.
For Bookings made from Third Party Websites:
The client is responsible for communicating with a third party (booking website) for cancellation.
Cancellation / Refund is done by a third party based on their policies.
Pin Bhaba Pass Trek, honestly, it’s wild. Like, you start in Kinnaur where everything’s all lush and green, trees everywhere, birds doing their thing, and then you suddenly end up in Spiti, which is Mars with monasteries. It’s a total vibe shift, if you ask me. You kick things off at this tiny village called Kafnu. Blink and you’ll miss it. From there, you’re walking for a week or so, could be 7 days, could be 9, depending on if you’re the “let’s take 5,000 photos” type or the “let’s get it over with” type. Somewhere between 50 to 60 kilometres, give or take, depending on which sheep trail you accidentally follow. The trail throws everything at you forests that look like something out of a Tolkien fever dream, meadows so green you’ll wonder if someone cranked up the saturation, rivers that are icy enough to make your ankles hate you, and then, bam, you’re scrambling up screen and snow to the actual Pin Bhaba Pass. Oh, and that's nearly 5,000 meters. Don’t forget to breathe. The view at the top. You get this crazy split-screen: Kinnaur rolling green on one side, Spiti’s lunar wasteland on the other. What’s cool is how the trek flips from Hindu Kinnauri villages, think apple orchards and wooden temples, to Spiti’s stark, Buddhist world with prayer flags and all those whitewashed gompas. The culture shift is almost as dramatic as the scenery, and you’ll probably come back with more photos of monasteries than you planned. Look, this isn’t exactly a “let’s take the kids” sort of stroll. You gotta be reasonably fit, or at least able to convince yourself you are. The Kinnaur side is chill, but then on the Spiti side, you’re sliding down rocks and snow, trying not to end up on your backside. Acclimatisation is not optional unless you enjoy headaches and feeling like a boiled potato. Don’t be a hero. Mid-June to mid-September is your window. Any earlier or later and you’re flirting with avalanches and landslides. Not worth it, unless you secretly want an appearance on a “Rescue in the Himalayas” docu-series. Spots like Mulling, Kara, and Fustirang are absolute bangers for campsites. You’ll fall asleep to the sound of rivers, wake up with clouds licking the peaks. No hotel can touch that. So, bottom line: Pin Bhaba Pass is a proper adventure landscape, flipping every day, a little culture shock, a bit of pain, a lot of gain. If you survive the climb and the cold, you’re coming home with a story that’s way better than anything you’ll get scrolling Instagram.
Man, Pin Bhaba Pass is way more than just a dot on the map. We're talking about a place that's woven into the history and soul of the mountains out there. Back in the day, this wasn’t just some random trail; shepherds and traders depended on it. Picture them, hauling their flocks and goods over the pass, year after year, from the lush Bhaba Valley in Kinnaur, all the way across to the wild, lunar-like landscapes of Spiti. Summers meant migration, and honestly, that was survival 101 in a place where resources could vanish faster than your phone signal. But it wasn’t just sheep and supplies crossing over. The pass acted like a cultural blender, mixing up people, ideas, and, yeah, probably a few spicy arguments over whose valley was better. Bhaba Valley, all green and Hindu and farming vibes, bumping up against Spiti, which is all about Buddhist monasteries and that stark, rugged beauty. Goods like wool, salt, and herbs made their way back and forth, long before asphalt roads and Instagram travel bloggers showed up. And let’s not forget the spiritual side. Pin Valley is a sacred hotspot, birthplace of the Nyingma Pa, if you’re into Tantric Buddhism. Monks, pilgrims, and the odd solo seeker have been hiking through here for centuries, making stops at ancient monasteries like Kungri. Some people come just to sit, meditate, and maybe find enlightenment or at least escape the WiFi.
Funny thing is, even the British, who poked their noses into pretty much every corner during colonial times, gave these higher passes a wide berth. Too remote, too wild, and probably too much snow for their taste. Fast-forward to the late 1900s, and suddenly trekkers started realising, “Hey, this is one epic walk!” Now, Pin Bhaba is right up there with the best Himalayan treks, sometimes even getting compared to Pin Parvati Pass (but between us, a lot of folks say it’s prettier and not quite as brutal). Despite all the new attention, the place has kept its soul. Local folks tread carefully, literally and figuratively, trying to keep tourism from stomping all over tradition. There’s a real sense of reverence, with rituals and festivals to honour the mountain spirits and ancestors who paved the way. And yeah, you’ve got the Indian Army and ITBP keeping an eye out near the border, but for trekkers, the path is still wide open, as long as you play by the rules and maybe hire a local guide who knows their stuff. Pin Bhaba Pass isn’t just a trek. It’s like walking straight through a living history book, one written in sweat, snow, and a whole lot of stubborn mountain spirit. If you ever get the chance, don’t just snap photos. Soak it in.
Kafnu – Where It All Kicks Off: Alright, so Kafnu. This is that tiny, blink-and-you ’ miss village tucked into Bhaba Valley, way out in Kinnaur, Himachal. Honestly, it kinda feels like stepping into a postcard with apple trees everywhere, pine forests going wild, and the Bhaba River doing its thing in the background. If you’re doing the Pin Bhaba Pass Trek, this is where you gear up and get your head straight (literally, acclimatisation is no joke). Don’t expect luxury; it’s basic, but the peaceful vibes make up for it. Oh, and there’s a hydro project here, so you might spot a dam or two. Getting here is a road trip from Shimla; bring snacks.
Bhaba Valley – Green Wonderland: Man, Bhaba Valley is the real deal. Seriously, it’s like nature’s flexing with those thick deodar forests, meadows that look like they’ve been Photoshopped, and those classic Kinnauri villages where everyone waves. The first leg of the trek cruises through here, so you get a crash course in local culture and wildflowers (and probably a few cows blocking your path). It’s got a crazy mix of wildlife and those jaw-dropping views that make you wonder why it’s not mobbed with tourists. Total hidden gem.
Pin Valley – Welcome to the Cold Desert: Suddenly, boom, you’re not in green hills anymore. Pin Valley’s where everything shifts: dusty, dramatic mountains, slopes painted in fifty shades of brown and red, and these old monasteries that look straight out of a movie set. It’s home turf for snow leopards and ibex (not that you’ll see one, but hey, fingers crossed). Villages like Mudh, Sagnam, and Kungri are pure Spiti: think prayer flags, whitewashed houses, and some serious Buddhist chill. Feels like another world.
Mudh Village – End of the Road (or Trek, Anyway): Mudah (sometimes folks just call it Mud) is where you finally kick off your boots and breathe. Tiny places, stone houses, fields of barley, and mountains all around, pretty much the definition of peaceful. It’s not just the finish line for Pin Bhaba; other treks like Pin Parvati loop through here too. Roads connect you to Kaza, so civilization isn’t too far.
Kaza – Spiti’s Capital Vibes: Kaza’s like the big city out here, which is hilarious because it’s still tiny by most standards. About 50 km from Mudh, it’s where you’ll find WiFi, ATMs, and a bunch of homestays (sometimes with patchy electricity, classic Spiti). It’s also your launchpad for cool spots like Key Monastery, Hikkim (yep, that famous high-altitude post office), Langza, and Kibber. Whether you’re crashing here after trekking or plotting your next adventure, Kaza’s got you.
Nako – That Peaceful Midway Stop: Nako is one of those places that just feels ancient. Perched on the way to Kafnu (or towards Spiti if you’re coming the other direction), it’s got this old monastery and a lake that looks straight-up magical at sunrise. The mountains here are all rugged and dramatic, which makes the village itself feel extra cosy. Perfect spot to catch your breath or acclimatise if you’re rolling in from Shimla or Reckong Peo. Super chill.
Tabo Monastery – Himalayan History Lesson: If you’re even a little into history or spirituality, Tabo is a must. It’s tucked away a few hours from Mudh, and it’s old like 996 AD old. People call it the “Ajanta of the Himalayas” because the wall art and scriptures inside are priceless. After a tough trek, wandering the monastery’s ancient halls is pretty surreal. Even if you’re not a pilgrim, you’ll feel the vibe.
Mid-June to Early July – Snow-Peak Bliss: Haba Valley’s showing off, drenched in a crazy shade of green, but you still get these stubborn snow patches clinging on near the pass. You’re walking through Kinnaur’s grasslands, and suddenly, it’s like someone dumped a bag of icing sugar on the mountains. Looks unreal in photos, trust me. Nights? Yeah, they’re freezing. And don’t be surprised if you wake up to a frosty tent at those higher camps.
Mid-July to August – Vibrant Meadows and Monsoon Mayhem
Now, if you land here in mid-July, it’s like the valley went all-in with a flower power theme. Wildflowers everywhere, and the meadows are showing off. But here’s the catch: monsoon’s in town. Kinnaur’s trials turn into slip n slides, and if you’re unlucky, you might get stuck behind a landslide. Meanwhile, Spiti’s chilling, no rain, just good vibes. The trek? It’s a weird mashup of soggy boots and dry, breezy stretches. Never boring, at least.
September – Clear Skies, Autumn Vibes: Honestly, September’s the sweet spot. Skies so clear you’ll swear someone photoshopped them. The trails dry out, and autumn starts sneaking in, painting everything in gold and red. You get stable weather (thank the trekking gods), and the daytime temperatures are pleasant for once. Nights still bite, especially up high, but the views? Man, those panoramic shots of snow-capped peaks chef’s kiss. Bring a good camera or you’ll regret it.
October Onwards – Game Over: After September, just don’t. Snow starts dumping, temps nosedive, and the whole area turns into a “Do Not Enter” zone for sane trekkers. The trail shuts down too risky with avalanches and all that fun stuff. Unless you’re auditioning for a survival reality show, best to stay away till next season.
By Airport: Your best bets are Shimla Airport (Jubbarhatti) and Chandigarh Airport. Shimla’s closer to about 250 km from Kafnu, but flights there are kinda rare, honestly. Chandigarh’s way more reliable, flights-wise, and it’s hooked up to most big Indian cities. Land in Chandigarh, grab a cab or hop on a bus to Rampur Bushahr, then it’s local or private transport up to Kafnu. Not rocket science, but yeah, it’s a bit of a trek.
By Train: If you’re a train person, Kalka Railway Station is the closest big one, roughly 290 km out from Kafnu. You could do the classic Kalka-Shimla toy train thing (it’s cute, just saying), or just cab/bus straight to Shimla if you’re not feeling the slow ride. From Shimla, you head out to Rampur Bushahr, then on to Kafnu. Trains are cheap and, honestly, the views are a vibe, especially if you’re coming from Delhi or anywhere up north.
By Road: Prefer wheels on the ground? Getting to Kafnu by road is pretty straightforward, whether you’re starting from Shimla or Chandigarh. It’s all about NH-5, a.k.a. the Hindustan-Tibet Highway. The drive Shimla → Rampur Bushahr → Wangtu → Kafnu is full-on eye candy, especially if you’re into mountain scenery. You’ve got options: private cab, shared taxi, or good old state-run bus from Shimla/Rampur. Expect the drive from Shimla to take, what, 8 to 10 hours? Depends on the roads and how often you stop for chai, honestly.
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