Tip:<\/strong> If you don\u2019t like spice, ask for \u201cmai phet\u201d; they\u2019ll dial it back.<\/p>\nAfternoon: Big Buddha (1:00 PM \u2013 3:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Take a Grab taxi to Big Buddha. It\u2019s a massive statue on a hill with amazing views of Phuket\u2014beaches, trees, everything. The ride is hot and steep, but the top is calm and quiet\u2014a nice break after Patong. Walk around, listen to the monks if they\u2019re chanting, and take a photo. It\u2019s free, but you can make a small donation.<\/p>\n
Tip:<\/strong> Dress modestly\u2014shoulders and knees covered\u2014or they\u2019ll drape you in a sarong (free but awkward). I forgot once and got the polite side-eye.<\/p>\nEvening: Promthep Cape Sunset (5:30 PM \u2013 7:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Go to Promthep Cape<\/strong> for sunset\u2014it\u2019s 45 minutes by Grab from Big Buddha. Get there by 5:45 PM\u2014the sun sets around 6:15 PM in March. The sky turns red and orange over the sea, and it\u2019s so pretty you forget Patong\u2019s noise. It\u2019s busy with tourists, but the view is worth it.<\/p>\nAlternative:<\/strong> If Promthep feels too crowded, try Windmill Viewpoint, a quieter alternative with similar views.<\/p>\nNight: Dinner at Kata or Karon Beach (7:30 PM \u2013 9:00 PM)<\/h4>\n End with a calm dinner near Kata Beach<\/strong> or Karon Beach<\/strong>\u2014less wild than Patong, perfect for families and couples<\/p>\nSit by the water, sip a Singha beer, and let the kids play in the sand. Try Mama Tri\u2019s Kitchen<\/strong> at Kata\u2014grilled fish (or stir-fried morning glory if you\u2019re vegetarian) or green curry, which comes with either tofu or chicken with a great view. Or go to Two Chefs Kata Beach<\/strong>\u2014seafood pizza or prawns (a Margherita pizza or stir-fried tofu with basil for a veggie option) with a cool breeze. At Karon<\/strong>, pick The Boathouse<\/strong> (fancy crab curry or a flavorful Thai-style vegetable curry) or On The Rock<\/strong> (BBQ skewers or grilled veggie skewers) at Marina Phuket Resort\u2014relaxed and fun.<\/p>\nIf you\u2019re vegetarian or vegan, try Soul Phuket<\/strong> near Karon Beach\u2014we loved the food there! It\u2019s all vegan, with tasty Thai dishes and smoothie bowls, just a short walk from the sand.<\/p>\nTip:<\/strong> Call ahead for The Boathouse or On The Rock\u2014they get full at sunset. Bring bug spray for the beach. Stay near Karon or Kata Beach so you\u2019re close to your hotel after a long day.<\/p>\nDay 2: Explore Phuket\u2019s Pretty Old Town, Visit a Stunning Temple, and End with a Sunset & a Quiet Beach Night<\/h3>\n\n
Morning: Old Phuket Town (9:00 AM \u2013 12:00 PM)<\/h4>\n If you haven\u2019t had breakfast at your hotel, grab a bite at Roti Taew Nam<\/strong> for delicious roti with curry, or stop by The Tent<\/strong> for a cozy caf\u00e9-style start with Thai iced coffee.<\/p>\nStart your day at Old Phuket Town<\/strong>\u2014 less chaos, more soul. Walk Thalang Road, where pastel shophouses look like colorful toys. Stop at a caf\u00e9\u2014Bookhemian<\/strong> is the best\u2014for a cold coffee or juice. It\u2019s less crowded, more pretty, and feels unique. I fell in love here\u2014beaches get all the talk, but the Old Town\u2019s the real treasure! Take a lot of photos and enjoy the slow morning.<\/p>\nTip: <\/strong>Wear comfortable shoes\u2014the streets are bumpy. Bring cash for small shops.<\/p>\nLunch: Quick Bites in Old Town (12:00 PM \u2013 1:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Eat nearby at The Cook<\/strong> on Phang Nga Road. Try chicken satay<\/strong> or tofu satay<\/strong>, which is a\u00a0tasty stick with peanut sauce, or\u00a0pineapple fried rice<\/strong>, which is\u00a0<\/span>sweet and fun in a pineapple. It\u2019s simple, cheap, and keeps you full. No bad tourist food here\u2014just yummy stuff.<\/p>\nTip: Keep it light to save room for later.<\/p>\n
Afternoon: Wat Chalong & Karon Viewpoint (1:30 PM \u2013 4:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Take a Grab to Wat Chalong<\/strong>, Phuket\u2019s prettiest temple. It\u2019s quiet with gold roofs and bright colors\u2014a nice break from noise. Walk inside, look at the pretty walls, and feel relaxed. It\u2019s free, but you can give a small donation. Remember to cover your shoulders and knees at the temple.<\/p>\nIf traffic\u2019s good (30 minutes more), stop at Karon Viewpoint<\/strong>\u2014see three beaches at once, a quick and incredible view. Sunsets in Phuket are something else. If you want a laid-back vibe, this is the perfect spot to watch the sky turn golden.<\/p>\nPS: <\/strong>If you want a sunset drink near Karon Viewpoint<\/strong>, try After Beach Bar<\/strong>. Located along the hillside between Kata and Nai Harn, it offers incredible sea views with a relaxed and budget-friendly vibe.<\/p>\nEvening: Kamala Beach Stroll & Snacks (6:00 PM \u2013 8:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Head to Kamala Beach<\/strong> (45 minutes from Karon Viewpoint)\u2014it\u2019s calm, not crazy like Patong or Bangla Road. Perfect for families and couples\u2014no loud parties here. Walk the soft sand, let kids splash in shallow water, or just sit and watch the stars come out.<\/p>\nGrab snacks from nearby stalls\u2014spring rolls<\/strong>, grilled corn<\/strong>, or tofu skewers<\/strong> for vegetarians, while meat lovers can try grilled chicken<\/strong> or shrimp satay<\/strong>\u2014tasty and easy. Or try the HQ Beach Lounge<\/strong> for a chill drink and fish bites. It\u2019s simple, safe, and feels like a secret after Day One\u2019s big moments.<\/p>\nTip:<\/strong> Bring a towel to sit on\u2014sand gets everywhere! Check tide times; the water can be low at night.<\/p>\nDay 3: Explore the Pretty Islands, Swim, and Relax with a Drink at Night<\/h3>\n\n
Full Day: Phi Phi Islands Tour (7:00 AM \u2013 5:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Book a Phi Phi Islands tour\u2014leave early from Chalong Pier (Grab a Grab from Kata or Karon). Pick a small-group boat (1,500-2,000 THB per person)\u2014fewer people and more fun than on big tours. Yo<\/span>u\u2019ll see green water, tall cliffs, and\u00a0Maya Bay\u2014it\u2019s so cool you\u2019ll say, \u201cWow!\u201d Swim and snorkel (gear included), but put on lots of sunscreen\u2014I burned severely! Visit Monkey Beach<\/strong> (watch your snacks\u2014monkeys grab stuff) and Bamboo Bay<\/strong> if time\u2019s good. Boats stop for lunch\u2014usually rice and fish (included), but vegetarian options like vegetable stir-fry with tofu are available too. It\u2019s a long day, but the beauty\u2019s worth it.<\/p>\nTip:<\/strong> Wear a hat and bring extra water. Kids need life jackets, as the currents can be intense.<\/p>\nEvening: Beach Beer & Rest (6:00 PM \u2013 8:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Back at your hotel near Kata or Karon (45 minutes from Chalong), crash with a beachside beer\u2014Singha hits right. Sit by the water\u2014try Kata Beach near your stay. Your legs will be tired, so keep it simple. Families can grab ice cream for the kids; couples can watch the waves. <\/p>\n
If you\u2019re hungry, grab a bowl of veggie noodles from a beach stall or something light from a local caf\u00e9. It\u2019s a quiet end to a big day\u2014no wild stuff, just rest.<\/p>\n
Day 4: Visit Hidden Beaches, Learn to Cook Thai Food, and Relax with a Massage<\/h3>\n\n
Morning: Lesser-Known Beaches (9:00 AM \u2013 1:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Head to Phuket\u2019s secret beaches\u2014away from the crowds, perfect for a quiet morning. Pick Ao Sane Beach<\/strong> (near Nai Harn, 15 minutes from Kata\/Karon by Grab)\u2014a tiny, rocky cove with clear water for snorkeling. Bring your gear; it\u2019s basic here, but the peace is gold.<\/p>\nOr try Ya Nui Beach<\/strong> (south of Nai Harn, 20 minutes)\u2014it\u2019s small, with soft sand and calm waves, perfect for paddleboarding.<\/p>\nNai Harn Beach<\/strong> is a local favorite nearby\u2014more significant, less littered, with fine sand and shady trees for a picnic (pack snacks or grab fried chicken from stalls).<\/p>\nBanana Beach<\/strong> (near Layan, 30 minutes north) has blue water and palm trees\u2014super quiet.<\/p>\nOr Laem Ka Beach<\/strong> (near Rawai, 25 minutes)\u2014a hidden spot with rocks and a lone shack for coconuts. I loved Nai Harn\u2019s chill vibe\u2014less trash, more real Phuket.<\/p>\nOr Mai Khao Beach<\/strong>\u2014raw, long, plane-spotting bonus. Less trash, more space.<\/p>\nGood Eats Nearby:<\/strong> At Nai Harn, hit Lucky 13 Sandwich<\/strong> (try their veggie wrap) or Da Vinci<\/strong> (pizza, maybe)\u2014they\u2019re tasty and close. Near Ya Nui, the Seaview Restaurant<\/strong> serves cheap seafood (grilled fish or grilled veggies). Ao Sane has a small shack\u2014basic noodles.<\/p>\nTip: <\/strong>Bring a towel and water. There are no big shops at these spots. Rent (300 THB\/hour) paddleboards early; they go fast.<\/p>\nAfternoon: Thai Cooking Class (2:00 PM \u2013 5:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Take a Thai cooking class near Kataor Karon or Phuket Town\u2014you\u2019ll <\/span>learn to make pad thai or green curry!<\/p>\nTry\u00a0Pum\u2019s Thai Cooking School<\/strong>\u00a0in Patong\u2014it\u2019s fun and hands-on, and you eat what you cook.<\/span><\/p>\nYou can also visit the Blue Elephant Cooking School<\/strong>\u00a0in Phuket Town\u2014it\u2019s fancier and includes a market tour.<\/p>\nBoth schools teach classics like mango sticky rice, and for vegetarians, you can cook stir-fried tofu with basil instead of chicken or meat dishes. I burned my first curry, but I still ate it\u2014a proud moment!<\/p>\n
Tip:<\/strong> Book ahead\u2014small classes fill up. Wear comfortable clothes; you\u2019ll get messy.<\/p>\nEvening: Thai Massage & Spa (6:00 PM \u2013 9:00 PM)<\/h4>\n End with a traditional Thai massage<\/strong>\u2014it\u2019s stretchy, not soft, but so good after beach days. Near Kata <\/span>or Karon, go to\u00a0Oasis Spa. It\u2019s quiet, and there is herbal tea afterward.<\/p>\nOr try Let\u2019s Relax<\/strong> in Phuket Town\u2014it\u2019s clean, simple, and near eateries.<\/p>\nAdd a foot massage or a spa package. It\u2019s relaxing but intense\u2014I felt like a noodle after!<\/p>\n
Pair it with dinner\u00a0at Kan Eang @ Pier<\/strong>\u00a0near Chalong or\u00a0Tunk-Ka Cafe<\/strong>\u00a0on Rang Hill\u2014both are\u00a0<\/span>local and yummy.<\/p>\nIf you\u2019re vegetarian, try Thai papaya salad, stir-fried tofu with cashew nuts, or green curry with eggplant instead of the usual seafood-heavy dishes.<\/p>\n
Tip:<\/strong> If you\u2019re new to Thai massage, tell them \u201clight\u201d\u2014it\u2019s intense! Book spa slots early for the evening.<\/p>\nDay 5: Day Trip to Similan or Racha Islands & End with a Sunset Cruise<\/h3>\n\n
Full Day: Similan or Racha Islands (7:00 AM \u2013 5:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Book a day trip\u2014pick Similan Islands<\/strong> (Nov-May only, 1.5-hour boat from Khao Lak Pier) for clear blue water and fantastic snorkeling. It\u2019s far (Grab to pier from Kata or Karon), but so pretty\u2014I missed it and wish I hadn\u2019t!<\/p>\nOr choose Racha Islands<\/strong> (all year, 30-minute boat ride from Chalong Pier)\u2014white sand, calm waves, great for swimming or relaxing. Book a small-group tour\u2014fewer people, more space. Lunch is included\u2014usually rice and fish. Swim, snorkel (gear\u2019s free), or sit\u2014both are quieter than Phi Phi.<\/p>\nTip: <\/strong>Wear sunscreen and a hat\u2014the sun\u2019s strong! Bring water. Racha is safer for kids\u2014there is less current.<\/p>\nLunch on the Boat (12:00 PM \u2013 1:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Tours stop for food\u2014think fried rice, chicken, or fish (included in price, veg version is available). It\u2019s simple but good\u2014eat on the beach or boat. Bring snacks if you\u2019re picky\u2014I nabbed a mango from a stall, and it was perfect.<\/p>\n
Tip:<\/strong> Tell them \u201cno spice\u201d if you don\u2019t like heat.<\/p>\nEvening: Sunset Cruise (6:00 PM \u2013 8:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Back at Chalong Pier, hop on a sunset cruise<\/strong>\u2014book via Phuket Sail Tours<\/strong> or your hotel. Sail slowly, watch the sky turn orange, and sip a beer (included). It\u2019s peaceful and pretty\u2014a nice way to end a big day. I\u2019d have done this every night\u2014so relaxing!<\/p>\nIf you\u2019re hungry, you can nibble on light snacks\u2014fruit platters, vegetable tempura, or fried banana snacks for vegetarians, while others might go for grilled shrimp.<\/p>\n
Tip:<\/strong> Get there by 5:45 PM for a good seat. Bring a jacket\u2014the wind is cold.<\/p>\nDay 6: Day Trip to Phang Nga Bay & End With a Beautiful Sunset at the Beach or Shop at the Local Market<\/h3>\n\n
Full Day: Phang Nga Bay (7:00 AM \u2013 5:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Start early! Take a day trip to Phang Nga Bay\u2014it\u2019s 1 hour from Phuket by car or van (Grab or join a tour with pickup). This place has big limestone cliffs sticking out of green water\u2014super cool to see. First stop: James Bond Island (Koh Tapu). It\u2019s famous from a movie\u2014small, with a tall rock in the sea. You\u2019ll take a boat (long-tail or speedboat, included in tours) to get there. Walk around and take photos, but it\u2019s busy\u2014go early!<\/p>\n
Next, grab a kayak (included in some tours) and paddle through sea caves. The caves are dark and quiet, with water dripping\u2014very exciting! I loved the kayak part; I felt like an explorer.<\/p>\n
Good Tip: <\/strong>Wear shoes you don\u2019t mind getting wet. Bring a hat\u2014the sun is intense.<\/p>\nLunch at Floating Village (12:30 PM \u2013 2:30 PM)<\/h4>\n After kayaking, head to Koh Panyee<\/strong>, a village on water! It\u2019s built on stilts\u2014houses float above the sea. Eat fresh seafood here\u2014grilled fish, prawns, or crab at a local restaurant. If you\u2019re vegetarian, go for stir-fried vegetables with tofu or a classic Thai-style omelet with jasmine rice. Simple, tasty, and cheap!<\/p>\nWalk around after\u2014see wooden paths, small shops, and a mosque. It\u2019s different from Phuket\u2014very local.<\/p>\n
Good Eats Tip:<\/strong> Bring cash (small bills, THB)\u2014most spots do not accept cards.<\/p>\nEvening: Sunset at Surin Beach or Market Fun or Sunset at Bana Nest (5:00 PM \u2013 8:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Pick your ending in Phuket by 4:00 PM (1-hour ride).<\/p>\n
Option 1:<\/strong> Surin Beach<\/strong>. It\u2019s fancy but calm\u2014soft sand, clear water, and a pretty sunset. Relax with a drink\u2014cocktails at beach bars or juice.<\/p>\nOption 2:<\/strong> Visit a\u00a0night market<\/strong>\u00a0like Chillva Market<\/strong> in Phuket Town. Shop for souvenirs and eat street food, such as\u00a0<\/span>satay sticks (chicken or tofu) or mango sticky rice.<\/p>\nOption 3:<\/strong> If you\u2019re not in the mood for the beach or markets, swap it for a fancy sunset drink at Baba Nest<\/strong>, hands down one of Phuket\u2019s best rooftop bars. Perched at Sri Panwa Resort<\/strong> in Cape Panwa, it\u2019s all about 360-degree ocean views<\/strong>, floating sunbeds, and a chill, luxurious vibe. Sip a cocktail while watching the sun melt into the Andaman Sea. Reservations are a must<\/strong>, and there\u2019s a minimum spend (totally worth it for the view).<\/p>\nGood Tip:<\/strong> At Surin, sit on the sand for free\u2014bars charge more. At the market, check prices before buying.<\/p>\nDay 7: Choose Your Own Adventure<\/h3>\n\n
Morning: Muay Thai Class (9:00 AM \u2013 12:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Start with a Muay Thai class<\/strong>\u2014Thai boxing! Go to Tiger Muay Thai in Chalong or Sinbi Muay Thai near Kata. Learn kicks and punches\u2014it\u2019s fun and tiring.<\/p>\nTip:<\/strong> Wear comfortable clothes. Book ahead\u2014they fill up.<\/p>\nAfternoon: Boat Trip to Coral Island (Koh Hae) (1:00 PM \u2013 5:00 PM)<\/h4>\n Take a short boat trip to Coral Island (Koh Hae)<\/strong>\u201415 minutes from Chalong Pier. Speedboat tickets are 800 THB for adults and 500 THB for kids (round trip, book at the pier or online). The island has clear water and soft sand\u2014perfect for swimming or relaxing. Rent snorkel gear to see fish if you want, or just play on the beach. Kids can build sandcastles or splash around\u2014it\u2019s safe and shallow. Grab a snack there\u2014coconut or fried rice from small stalls.<\/p>\nGood Tip:<\/strong> Bring sunscreen and towels. There are no big shops on the island. Boats leave around 1:00 PM\u2014be on time!<\/p>\nEvening Option 1: Shop at Sunday Night Market aka Lard Yai (5:00 PM \u2013 9:00 PM)<\/strong><\/h4>\nIf it\u2019s Sunday, head to the\u00a0Phuket Sunday Night Market<\/strong>\u00a0in Phuket Town. It opens at 4:00 PM. Buy shirts, bags, or\u00a0<\/span>eat pancakes (meat filling for non-vegetarians and banana or coconut filling for vegans or vegetarians). It\u2019s busy and fun!<\/p>\nWander past street food stalls selling crispy spring rolls, grilled corn, and veggie pad thai alongside skewered chicken and seafood dishes. There\u2019s something for everyone, so pick what excites your taste buds!<\/p>\n
Tip:<\/strong> Bring cash (small bills). Hold kids\u2019 hands\u2014it\u2019s crowded.<\/p>\nEvening Option 2: Unwind at a Beachside Resort (5:00 PM \u2013 9:00 PM)<\/h4>\n If it\u2019s not Sunday, or you\u2019re tired of exploring and hopping around, grab a day pass and chill at a resort like Katathani Phuket (Kata Noi) or The Surin Phuket (Surin Beach). Swim, sip juice, or eat delicious food.<\/p>\n
Order a classic Thai curry\u2014it\u2019s available with tofu or vegetables instead of meat. Pair it with a coconut smoothie, and soak up the last bit of Phuket\u2019s charm.<\/p>\n
Kids can play in the pool\u2014great last night. Let Phuket\u2019s charm sink in one last time.<\/p>\n
Tip:<\/strong> Book early\u2014passes sell out. Bring towels or pay extra. Ask for a quiet spot if you want peace.<\/p>\nPractical Tips for Your Phuket Itinerary<\/h2>\nBest Time to Visit<\/h3>\n\nNovember to February<\/strong>: Dry and cool\u2014perfect weather! Sunny days, no rain, great for beaches and trips. It\u2019s best for everyone.<\/li>\nMarch<\/strong>: Still lovely\u2014green and lush\u2014but expect short showers. Mornings are sunny; afternoons might get wet. Bring an umbrella!<\/li>\nApril to October<\/strong>: Hot and rainy. Some days are fine, but storms can hit. Cheaper prices and fewer crowds are reasonable if you don\u2019t mind the rain.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nGetting Around Phuket<\/h3>\n\nScooters<\/strong>: Rent for ~300 THB\/day. Fun for bold couples or solo travelers\u2014fast and cheap. Wear helmets (it\u2019s the law) and watch for bumpy roads. Not great with kids\u2014too risky.<\/li>\nGrab<\/strong>: This is a straightforward app for cars or bikes. It costs 200-300 THB to travel from Kata to Phuket Town. It is safe and clean, and there is no haggling. It is best for families or if you hate chaos.<\/li>\nTuk-tuks<\/strong>: Everywhere, but pricey\u2014200-400 THB for short rides. They overcharge tourists\u2014bargain hard or skip them.<\/li>\nTaxis<\/strong>: Good for families\u2014400-800 THB for longer trips (like airport to Kata). Book via hotel or Grab for fair prices. Kids stay comfy, no stress.<\/li>\nBoats<\/strong>: For islands (like Coral or Phang Nga), 500-1,000 THB round trip. Speedboats are fast; long-tails are slow but cheap. Check times\u2014last ones leave by 5:00 PM.<\/li>\nPublic Transport:<\/strong> Phuket doesn\u2019t have a great bus system for tourists. Songthaews (shared blue buses) run between beaches and Phuket Town for 30-50 THB. They\u2019re slow and stop early (~6:00 PM). Good for budget travelers with time.<\/li>\nWalking:<\/strong> Phuket isn\u2019t easy to walk in. Sidewalks are rare or blocked by parked scooters. Crossing streets takes patience. Old Phuket Town is okay for walking, but beaches are far\u2014use Grab instead.<\/li>\nCar Rental:<\/strong> For longer stays, rent a car (~800-1,200 THB\/day). Safer than scooters, lets you explore your way. Drive carefully\u2014locals don\u2019t always follow rules.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nBudget Tips<\/h3>\n\nStreet Food<\/strong>: Cheap and yummy\u201450-100 THB. Think fried chicken, satay, or noodles. Markets like Chillva or Sunday Night have tons\u2014save money here!<\/li>\nRestaurants<\/strong>: Mid-range\u2014150-300 THB per dish. Seafood (fish, prawns) costs more near beaches.<\/li>\nTours<\/strong>: 1,000-3,000 THB each. Phang Nga Bay or cooking classes are worth it\u2014book online for deals. Couples splurge on a boat trip, and families stick to markets or beaches to save.<\/li>\nDrinks<\/strong>: Coconut water (40-50 THB) is fresher and cheaper than soda. Cocktails at resorts (200-250 THB) are nice for a last-night vibe.<\/li>\nDaily Spend<\/strong>: Budget 1,000-2,000 THB per person for food, transport, and fun. Add more if you love spas or tours.<\/li>\nATMs & Currency Exchange:<\/strong> ATMs charge a ~200 THB fee per withdrawal. Exchange cash at SuperRich or banks in Phuket Town for better rates. Avoid hotels and airport exchanges\u2014they take more money.<\/li>\nHappy Hours & Drink Deals:<\/strong> Beach bars and rooftop spots have 2-for-1 cocktails from 4:00-6:00 PM. Get a fancy drink with a view and save cash.<\/li>\nFree Beach Lounging:<\/strong> Beach chairs cost 100-200 THB\/day to rent. Bring a towel and sit for free on any public beach.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhere to Eat<\/h3>\n\nStreet Stalls<\/strong>: Quick and cheap\u201450-80 THB for noodles or rice. Look for busy ones\u2014fresh food!<\/li>\nLocal Spots<\/strong>: Near beaches or towns, 100-250 THB. Grilled fish or curry is a tasty and authentic Thai food.<\/li>\nResorts<\/strong>: Fancier\u2014300-500 THB per meal. Great for a chill night\u2014kids eat free at some (check ahead).<\/li>\n
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