Kashmir Trip Cost 2026–27: Price by Days, for Couples and Families

Most people who ask us "how much does a Kashmir trip cost?" are really asking three things at once. How much is the hotel and cab part? How much more will I spend once I land? And how do I know the quote in front of me is fair? This guide answers all three, using the starting prices we publish on our own packages and the costs we see guests pay on the ground every week.

We are Jiya Travels, a registered travel agency based at Lal Chowk in Srinagar (Registration No. JKTA00005428). Our team has planned trips for over 5,000 guests since 2022. We run our own vehicles with local drivers, so the numbers below come from how we actually price trips, not from a national listing site. Every price here is a "from" price per person on twin sharing. Your final quote depends on your dates, hotel category, meal plan, cab type and group size.

If you only need a number for your family or your dates, the fastest route is to message us on WhatsApp. We usually send a day-by-day plan with the price within 24 hours. If you want to understand the cost before you ask, read on.

Kashmir trip cost by number of days

The number of nights is the single biggest driver of your trip cost. Each extra night adds a hotel room, a day of cab use and two meals on a MAP plan. The table below shows our starting prices by trip length, for a standard hotel category and a premium one. Where we do not publish a price for a trip length, we say "on request". We will quote it for your dates, but we will not guess a number here.

A few of our trips carry their own special prices and do not follow the standard pattern above. They are worth knowing because they can bring a longer trip below the usual figure:

• Kashmir Family Holiday Special, 5N/6D across Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam and Sonamarg, from ₹8,749 per person.
• Kashmir Explorer Group Tour, 5N/6D across the valley, from ₹8,199 per person.
• Kashmir Friends Getaway and Road Trip, 5N/6D with Doodhpathri, Gulmarg and Pahalgam, from ₹9,499 per person.
• Romantic Kashmir Honeymoon Special, 4N/5D in Srinagar and Gulmarg, from ₹12,999 per person.
• Mata Vaishno Devi and Kashmir Pilgrimage, 6N/7D, from ₹13,375 per person.
• Kashmir Activity and Adventure, 5N/6D, from ₹14,999 per person.
• Offbeat Kashmir: Gurez, Sinthan and Naranag, 6N/7D, from ₹18,499 per person.
• Gulmarg Ski and Snow Package, 4N/5D with three nights in Gulmarg, from ₹21,999 per person.

So, when someone searches "Kashmir trip cost for 5 days", the honest answer is: from ₹11,499 per person for a 4N/5D classic route, before travel to Srinagar and personal extras. For a full list of trips with prices, see our Kashmir tour packages page or the complete packages list. If you are still deciding how many days you need, our Kashmir itinerary guide walks through 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 day plans.

What the package price covers

On our priced packages, the "from" price covers these items:

• Hotel stays as per the package. Standard means high-end 2-star or entry 3-star. Premium means 3-star or entry 4-star.
• Breakfast and dinner every day (MAP).
• A private cab, non-AC by default, for pickup, drop and the planned sightseeing.
• Pickup and drop at Srinagar airport or railway station.
• One Dal Lake shikara ride of about an hour, subject to lake operations and timing.
• One authorised Pahalgam local (union) taxi circuit on packages that visit Pahalgam.
• Room heating in winter and hot water, as per the hotel.
• Driver allowance, fuel, tolls and parking.
• On-trip support from our Srinagar team.

Anything outside this list is an extra. We cover the common extras in the hidden costs section below.

Kashmir trip cost for a family of 4

"Kashmir trip cost for family of 4" is one of the most searched questions about the valley. It is also one of the hardest to answer with a single number, because a family of two adults and two children can be priced in several different ways. Here is how we build the quote, step by step.

Step 1: Room sharing

Our prices are per person on twin sharing. That means two people share one room. A family of four can be set up in one of three ways:

• Two rooms. Each room has two people. This is the simplest set-up and matches the twin-sharing price exactly. It is the most comfortable choice when the children are teenagers.
• One room with an extra bed. Two adults share the room and one child gets an extra bed. The fourth person, usually a small child, shares the bed with the parents. This lowers the room cost but not every hotel allows it.
• One family room. Some hotels have larger rooms for four. Availability is limited, especially in Gulmarg and Pahalgam in peak months.

Step 2: Extra bed or child without bed

Hotels in Kashmir usually charge differently for a child who needs an extra bed and a child who sleeps with the parents. A young child sharing the parents' bed is normally the lowest-cost option because the hotel only adds meals. An older child on an extra bed costs more because the hotel adds a bed as well as meals. The exact age cut-offs and charges depend on each hotel's policy, so we confirm them in your quote rather than guess here.

Step 3: Sedan or Innova

The cab is shared by the whole family, so its cost is split across four people. A sedan seats four passengers but leaves limited space for luggage. For a family of four with a week of bags, winter jackets and perhaps a stroller, an Innova is far more comfortable on mountain roads. The Innova costs more per day than a sedan. Spread over four people, the difference per head is smaller than most families expect. AC in any vehicle is charged extra.

Step 4: A simple total for four

To give you a rough starting figure, you can multiply our per-person "from" price by four. This assumes all four travellers are priced like adults on twin sharing, in two rooms, except the Family Holiday Special, which is priced for four sharing one family room:

These totals are simple multiplication, not a quote. Children's rates, an extra bed instead of a second room, the vehicle you choose and your travel dates can all move the real figure up or down. Flights or trains and personal spending are not included.

If you are travelling with grandparents, the Kashmir Senior Citizen Tour keeps the days slower, with fewer early starts and shorter walks. For more ideas on family trips, see our Kashmir family tour packages.

Kashmir trip cost for a couple

For two people, the maths is simpler. Our prices are already per person on twin sharing, so a couple pays twice the per-person figure. A 4N/5D Classic Tour from ₹11,499 per person works out from ₹22,998 for two. The Romantic Kashmir Honeymoon Special, also 4N/5D, is from ₹12,999 per person, or from ₹25,998 for the couple. The Kashmir Luxury Honeymoon, 6N/7D with premium hotels, is from ₹24,999 per person.

Couples often add a night on a Dal Lake or Nigeen Lake houseboat. That is available on request and priced separately. For a full breakdown of honeymoon costs, including room upgrades and the extras couples usually ask for, read our Kashmir honeymoon cost guide or browse couple tour packages.

Where the money goes: a Kashmir trip cost breakdown

Knowing where your money goes makes it easier to cut cost in the right place. Below are the main parts of a Kashmir trip, from the largest share to the smallest.

Hotels: the largest share

For most trips, hotels take the largest part of the land cost. The hotel category matters more than anything else you choose. Moving from a standard hotel (high-end 2-star or entry 3-star) to a premium hotel (3-star or entry 4-star) is the main reason our premium 5N/6D trip starts from ₹24,999 per person while a standard one starts from about ₹13,999.

Location also changes the price. Gulmarg has fewer hotels than Srinagar, and they fill quickly in snow season. Pahalgam hotels close to the river and main market tend to cost more than those a short drive away. A houseboat night on Dal Lake or Nigeen Lake is a separate category with its own pricing.

Meal plans: EP, CP or MAP

Hotels in Kashmir sell rooms on three common meal plans:

• EP (European Plan): room only, no meals.
• CP (Continental Plan): room with breakfast.
• MAP (Modified American Plan): room with breakfast and dinner.

Our priced packages include MAP. Lunch is never included, because you are usually out sightseeing at midday. If you prefer to eat dinner outside, ask us for a CP quote. It can lower the package price, but you will then pay for dinners yourself.

Private cab: the second largest share

Your private cab covers airport transfers and all planned sightseeing. Its cost depends on the vehicle type and the number of days. A sedan is the lowest-cost option. An Innova or similar SUV costs more, and a Tempo Traveller suits larger groups. All our package prices assume a non-AC cab. AC can be added and is charged extra. Because we own our vehicles, we can usually confirm the vehicle you will get rather than leaving it to chance. You can also book a cab on its own through our Kashmir taxi service.

Union taxis in Pahalgam and Sonamarg

This is the cost most first-time visitors miss. In Pahalgam, outside cars are not allowed to enter Betaab Valley, Aru Valley or Chandanwari. You must use an authorised union taxi. The Directorate of Tourism Kashmir published a Pahalgam rate card on 29 March 2026. Under it, the Aru, Betaab and Chandanwari circuit starts from ₹2,000 per vehicle, with one hour of halt at each spot and ₹400 for each extra hour. Our packages that visit Pahalgam include one authorised union taxi circuit.

In Sonamarg, a local taxi is used for the Zero Point and Thajiwas Glacier areas. This is not part of our packages and is paid locally.

Gulmarg Gondola

The Gulmarg Gondola runs in two phases, and tickets for each are sold separately. They are booked online at jammukashmircablecar.com, often 2 to 4 weeks ahead in busy months. Gondola tickets are not included in our packages. We can help you with the booking on request, but the ticket cost is yours.

Activities

Activities can add a lot or very little, depending on your plans. Skiing, sledging, snowmobile rides, ATV rides, pony rides and equipment hire are all extra. In Pahalgam, the Directorate of Tourism rate card sets a Baisaran return pony ride at ₹1,500 with one hour of waiting. A family that rides ponies in Pahalgam, takes the Gondola in Gulmarg and goes sledging can easily spend more on activities than on a night in a hotel. A couple who mainly want to walk and take photos may spend very little.

Entry tickets

Gardens such as Nishat, Shalimar and the Tulip Garden in spring, and some monuments, charge small entry fees. Individually these are modest. Across a full trip for a family, they add up to a noticeable amount. They are not included in our packages.

Tips and personal spending

Tips for drivers, shikara rowers and hotel staff are up to you. Shopping for shawls, dry fruits, saffron and handicrafts is where many guests spend the most outside the package. Set a shopping budget before you land, because Srinagar's markets make it easy to go over it.

Cost notes for Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam and Sonamarg

Each stop in the valley has its own pattern of costs. Here is what to expect in the four places most trips cover.

Srinagar trip cost

Srinagar is usually your base, so it has the widest choice of hotels and prices. Most of the sightseeing is close together: the Mughal gardens, Dal Lake, the old city and the markets. Your main extras here are garden entry tickets, any extra shikara time beyond the included hour, and a houseboat night if you want one. A full Srinagar day uses less cab time than a valley day trip, which helps keep cost down. See our Srinagar guide and Srinagar tour packages.

Gulmarg trip cost

Gulmarg is about 50 km from Srinagar, a drive of 1.5 to 2 hours. It can be done as a day trip or with an overnight stay. The two big extra costs in Gulmarg are the Gondola and, in winter, chained vehicles.

After heavy snow, regular cabs are often not allowed beyond Tangmarg. You then need a snow-chained or 4x4 vehicle for the last stretch to Gulmarg. This is paid separately and is not part of our packages. Snow activities such as sledging, skiing and snowmobile rides are also extra. In summer, pony rides are the common add-on. Read more in our Gulmarg guide.

Pahalgam trip cost

Pahalgam is about 90 km from Srinagar, roughly 2.5 to 3 hours by road. The union taxi rule is the main cost note. Your own cab takes you to Pahalgam town, and a union taxi takes you to Aru, Betaab Valley and Chandanwari. Our packages include one circuit. If you want more time at each spot than the one hour on the rate card, each extra hour is ₹400 per vehicle. A pony to Baisaran is ₹1,500 return under the same rate card. See our Pahalgam guide and Betaab Valley guide.

Sonamarg trip cost

Sonamarg is about 80 km from Srinagar, also 2.5 to 3 hours. Your cab takes you to Sonamarg, and a local taxi takes you on to Zero Point or the Thajiwas Glacier area. That local taxi is paid on the spot. Pony rides to Thajiwas are another common extra. In deep winter, access beyond Sonamarg can be limited by snow. Read more in our Sonamarg guide.

Day trips that add little cost

Doodhpathri (about 42 km, around 1.5 hours) and Drung Waterfall (about 42 km, around 1.5 hours) are short drives from Srinagar. Adding one of them as a day trip mainly adds cab time, not hotel cost. See our Doodhpathri and Drung Waterfall guides.

How to do a low-budget Kashmir trip, honestly

A low-budget Kashmir trip is very possible. The trick is to cut cost in places that do not spoil the trip. Here is what we suggest to guests who want to keep spending down.

1. Start with the 3N/4D Budget Tour. Our Kashmir Budget Tour covers Srinagar, Gulmarg and Pahalgam from ₹7,999 per person. Three nights is enough to see the main sights if you do not mind a full schedule.
2. Ask for a CP quote. Taking breakfast only and eating dinner at local restaurants can lower the package cost. Kashmiri local food is filling and reasonably priced if you eat where residents eat.
3. Choose a sedan. For two or three people with light bags, a non-AC sedan is enough. AC is rarely needed in Kashmir outside the hottest weeks of summer.
4. Travel in quieter months. Hotel prices are softer outside peak demand. November, early December, March and parts of late summer are often easier on the budget than April to June or New Year week. See the month-by-month section below.
5. Travel as a group. Our Kashmir Explorer Group Tour is a 5N/6D trip from ₹8,199 per person. More people sharing the vehicle cost brings the per-person price down. See group tour packages for more options.
6. Pick your paid activities. You do not need to do the Gondola, ponies and snow activities all on one trip. Choose the one or two that matter most to you.
7. Book flights early. Your journey to Srinagar is often the largest single cost. Booking well ahead usually helps.

What we do not recommend: skipping the union taxi in Pahalgam to save money, or choosing a hotel so cheap that it has no heating in winter. Both save little and can spoil a day.

How the month changes your Kashmir trip cost

The same 5N/6D trip can cost very differently depending on when you go. Demand is the main reason. Here is how the year usually looks.

Why winter trips cost more

Winter in Kashmir runs from roughly December to February, with Srinagar temperatures around −2 to 8°C. Snow in Gulmarg is most reliable from late December to February. A winter quote needs hotels with proper heating, and those rooms are in high demand at the same time. Snow also adds costs that do not exist in summer, such as chained vehicles to Gulmarg and snow activities. Snow can close roads too, so we build some slack into winter plans. That is why our Winter Snow Tour starts from ₹16,999 per person for 5N/6D, higher than a summer trip of the same length. For more on winter trips, read our Kashmir in winter guide and the best time to visit Kashmir guide.

Kashmir trip cost from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Kolkata

All our prices are land prices from Srinagar. To work out your full trip cost, add the cost of getting to Srinagar and back. We can book flights from any Indian city on request, but we do not list airfares here because they change daily.

Flying to Srinagar

Flying is the quickest way to reach Srinagar from most cities. Delhi has the most frequent flights. From Mumbai, Bangalore and Kolkata, you can fly direct on some routes or connect through Delhi. Fares rise sharply in peak weeks, so book early for April to June, Puja holidays and New Year.

Train to Jammu or Katra

Trains run to Jammu and Katra from many cities, including Mumbai and Howrah. From there, you continue to Srinagar by road or rail. The train usually costs less than a flight but takes much longer. It works well if you also want to visit Mata Vaishno Devi. Our Vaishno Devi and Kashmir Pilgrimage (6N/7D, from ₹13,375 per person) is built for this route. See Jammu tour packages for more options.

City guides

• Kashmir tour packages from Delhi
• Kashmir tour packages from Mumbai
• Kashmir tour packages from Bangalore
• Kashmir tour packages from Kolkata
• All departure cities

A quick tip on phones: only postpaid SIMs from other states work in Jammu and Kashmir. If you use a prepaid SIM, you can buy a local prepaid SIM with your Aadhaar on arrival.

Hidden costs people miss on a Kashmir trip

Most budget surprises in Kashmir come from a short list of items. None of them are hidden by us; they simply sit outside any standard package. Use this checklist when you plan your spending money.

• Flights or trains to Srinagar and back.
• Lunch and snacks on every day of the trip.
• Gulmarg Gondola Phase 1 and Phase 2 tickets, booked online in advance.
• Snow-chained or 4x4 vehicles between Tangmarg and Gulmarg after heavy snow.
• AC in your cab, if you want it.
• Skiing, sledging, snowmobiles, ATVs and pony rides, plus any equipment hire.
• Entry tickets to gardens and monuments.
• Sonamarg local taxi to Zero Point or Thajiwas Glacier.
• Extra time on the Pahalgam union taxi beyond the rate card's one hour per spot.
• Extra sightseeing not in your plan.
• Tips, shopping and personal expenses.

Ask any agent, including us, to list exclusions in writing before you pay. A quote that looks low may simply leave out items another quote includes.

How to compare two Kashmir tour quotes fairly

It is normal to collect two or three quotes before booking. The problem is that quotes rarely line up, so the cheapest-looking one is not always the lowest-cost trip. Check these points side by side.

1. Hotel names and category. Ask for named hotels, or at least the category, for every night. "Deluxe" means different things to different agents.
2. Meal plan. Is it EP, CP or MAP? A MAP quote and a CP quote are not comparable without adding dinners to the CP one.
3. Vehicle type and AC. Is it a sedan or an Innova? Is AC included or extra? Is the cab with you for the full trip or only for transfers?
4. Nights in each place. A trip that sleeps in Gulmarg and Pahalgam costs more than one that does them as day trips from Srinagar. Make sure both quotes do the same.
5. Pahalgam union taxi. Is a union taxi circuit included, or will you pay it on the spot?
6. Shikara and houseboat. Is a shikara ride included? Is a houseboat night included or extra?
7. Per person or per couple. Check whether the price is per person on twin sharing, per couple, or for the whole group.
8. Taxes. Check whether GST is included or added on top.
9. Who runs the trip. Is the agent local, with its own vehicles and a team in Srinagar? Or will the booking pass to another operator? Ask for a registration number.

Once both quotes are on the same footing, the comparison is usually clear. Because we own our vehicles and work without middlemen, booking direct with us typically saves guests 20 to 30 percent compared with national aggregators. You can also build your own plan with our trip planner and compare it with any quote you hold.

Kashmir trip cost: frequently asked questions

How much does a Kashmir trip cost per person?

A Kashmir trip costs from ₹7,999 per person for 3 nights and 4 days on our Budget Tour, on twin sharing. A 4N/5D trip starts from ₹11,499 per person and a standard 5N/6D trip from about ₹13,999. These are land prices covering hotels, breakfast and dinner, and a private non-AC cab. Flights, lunch, Gondola tickets and activities are extra. Your final price depends on dates, hotel category, meal plan, cab type and group size.

What is the Kashmir trip cost for 5 days?

A 5 day Kashmir trip, which is 4 nights and 5 days, starts from ₹11,499 per person on our Kashmir Classic Tour. It covers Srinagar, Pahalgam, Sonamarg and Gulmarg. In spring, our Tulip Festival Tour of the same length also starts from ₹11,499 per person. The price is on twin sharing and excludes travel to Srinagar, lunch, Gondola tickets and activities. Peak dates and premium hotels will raise the figure.

What is the Kashmir trip cost for a family of 4?

As a rough guide, multiply the per-person price by four. Our Family Holiday Special (5N/6D, from ₹8,749 per person) comes to ₹34,996 for four on that basis. The Classic Tour (4N/5D, from ₹11,499) comes to ₹45,996. This is simple multiplication, not a quote. Children's rates, using an extra bed instead of a second room, and choosing an Innova over a sedan will change the real total.

What is the cheapest way to do a Kashmir trip?

Start with a short trip, such as our 3N/4D Budget Tour from ₹7,999 per person. Ask for a breakfast-only (CP) quote, choose a non-AC sedan, and travel outside peak weeks such as April to June and New Year. Travelling as a group, for example on our Explorer Group Tour from ₹8,199 per person, spreads vehicle cost. Limit paid activities to the one or two you care about most.

Is the Kashmir tour package price per person or per couple?

All our published prices are per person on twin sharing, meaning two people share one room. A couple therefore pays twice the per-person figure. For example, a 4N/5D Classic Tour from ₹11,499 per person comes to ₹22,998 for two. Single travellers who want a room to themselves pay a higher rate. Always check how any agent quotes before you compare prices.

Are flights included in the Kashmir package price?

No. Our package prices cover the land part of the trip only: hotels, breakfast and dinner, and a private cab with sightseeing. Flights or trains to Srinagar are extra. We can book flights for you from any Indian city on request and add them to your quote, so you have one point of contact. Airfares change daily, so we confirm them only when you are ready to book.

How much does a Gulmarg trip cost?

Gulmarg is usually part of a wider Kashmir package, such as our Budget Tour from ₹7,999 per person or the Classic Tour from ₹11,499. On top of that, budget for Gondola tickets, which are booked online and sold separately for Phase 1 and Phase 2. In winter, a chained or 4x4 vehicle from Tangmarg may be needed after heavy snow. Skiing, sledging and pony rides are also extra.

How much does a Srinagar trip cost?

Srinagar is included in all our Kashmir packages, which start from ₹7,999 per person for 3N/4D. A stay that focuses on Srinagar alone usually costs less in cab time than one with long valley drives. Extras in Srinagar are garden entry tickets, extra shikara time beyond the included hour, and a houseboat night if you want one, which is available on request and priced separately.

Do I have to pay extra for taxis in Pahalgam?

Outside cars cannot enter Betaab Valley, Aru Valley or Chandanwari, so an authorised union taxi is used. Our packages that visit Pahalgam include one union taxi circuit. Under the Directorate of Tourism rate card of 29 March 2026, the circuit starts from ₹2,000 per vehicle with one hour at each spot. Extra waiting is ₹400 per hour, which you would pay if you want longer at each stop.

Are Gulmarg Gondola tickets included in the package?

No. Gondola Phase 1 and Phase 2 tickets are not included in any of our packages. They are booked online at jammukashmircablecar.com, often 2 to 4 weeks ahead in busy months. We can help you with the booking on request, but the ticket cost is paid by you. Weather can also pause the Gondola, so keep your Gulmarg day flexible if you can.

Why does a winter Kashmir trip cost more?

Winter trips need hotels with good heating, and those rooms are in high demand from late December to February, when Gulmarg has its most reliable snow. Snow also brings extra costs, such as chained vehicles to Gulmarg and snow activities. Our Winter Snow Tour starts from ₹16,999 per person for 5N/6D, higher than a summer trip of the same length. New Year week is the busiest time.

Which month is cheapest for a Kashmir trip?

Demand, not the calendar, sets prices. November to mid December is usually the quietest stretch, and September is often good value with clear weather. Peak periods are April to June, late March to mid April for tulips, Puja holidays in October, and late December to New Year. In peak periods, book 4 to 8 weeks ahead to keep better hotels within budget.

What is the Kashmir trip cost from Delhi or Mumbai?

Our prices are land prices from Srinagar, so the land part is the same whichever city you start from. Add your flight or train to that. Delhi has the most frequent flights to Srinagar. From Mumbai, you can fly or take a train to Jammu or Katra and continue by road or rail. We can book flights from any Indian city on request and include them in your quote.

Is a luxury Kashmir trip worth the extra cost?

It depends on what matters to you. Our premium trips use 3-star or entry 4-star hotels and start from ₹24,999 per person for the Kashmir Luxury Tour (5N/6D) and Luxury Honeymoon (6N/7D). The sightseeing is similar to standard trips. The difference is mostly in room size, views, food and service. Honeymoon couples and older travellers often find the comfort worth it.

Do children travel at a lower price?

Usually yes, but it depends on the hotel. A young child who shares the parents' bed costs less than one who needs an extra bed, and both cost less than a separate room. Age limits and charges vary by hotel, so we confirm them in your quote. Tell us your children's ages when you ask for a price and we will apply the right rates.

Is AC included in the cab?

No. Our package prices assume a non-AC private cab, which suits most of the year in Kashmir because the weather is mild or cold. If you want AC, for example in the warmest summer weeks, it is charged extra. Tell us when you ask for a quote and we will add it. The cab still covers fuel, tolls, parking and the driver's allowance.

How far in advance should I book a Kashmir trip?

For peak periods, such as April to June, Puja holidays in October, and late December to New Year, book 4 to 8 weeks ahead. Hotels in Gulmarg and Pahalgam fill first. Gondola tickets are often booked 2 to 4 weeks ahead. In quieter months, a week or two of notice is often enough, though earlier booking gives you a wider choice of hotels and flights.

How quickly can Jiya Travels send a quote?

We usually send a day-by-day plan with a price within 24 hours. Our team replies on WhatsApp and phone at +91 70062 26176 from 8 am to 10 pm every day, and by email at msjiyatravels@gmail.com. Share your dates, the number of adults and children, the hotel category you prefer and your cab choice, and we will build the quote around them.

Get your Kashmir trip quote

Every number in this guide is a starting point. The real cost of your trip depends on your dates, who is travelling and how you like to travel. Send us those details and our Srinagar team will reply with a day-by-day plan and a clear price, usually within 24 hours. We are a registered agency (GST No. 01BSOPN8533N1Z7), rated 4.9 from 216 Google reviews.

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