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This high-altitude desert spans an area of over 7000 square kilometers in the south-western corner of Bolivia, bordering Chile and Argentina, in an extremely remote location but not too far from the famous Salar de Uyuni.
Calama is a mining city of about 150 000 residents in the Atacama desert in northern Chile. From here you can go on to San Pedro de Atacama and then the Salar de Uyuni.
The Terminal Terrestre houses Puno's long-distance bus companies. It is located about two kilometers from the Plaza de Armas.
La Paz has celebrated 209 years of the Revolution of July 16, 1809. Today, it has become a model city in terms of urban development, with the clear challenge of becoming a metropolis.
Transportation in Bolivia can be chaotic and difficult to understand for the traveler. Read here a brief overview of the main modes of transportation in and between cities.
The La Paz Bus Terminal is the main land transportaion hub in Bolivia. From here you can take buses to almost any part of the country.
Besides of all the things you should do and see in Bolivia, here are some that you should definitively avoid.
Even though it is surrounded by some of the most popular destinations in South America, such as Argentina, Brazil, and Chile, the small, the landlocked country of Bolivia stands out as a top travel destination for many reasons. The diversity of the landscape, its colorful indigenous heritage, nature, wildlife and opportunities for extreme adventures offer a wealth of once-in-a-lifetime travel experiences. It is not a question of whether to include Bolivia in your itinerary. Rather, it’s a question of knowing which sights and experiences you simply cannot miss.
Sucre, the White city of Bolivia is worth to visit for its relaxed atmosphere, historical value and pleasant climate. See the 7 most important attractions in Sucre!
Often referred to as the Tibet of the Americas, Bolivia is a beautiful, geographically diverse and also the most indigenous country in South America. It is surrounded by Brazil, Peru, Chile, Argentina and Paraguay.
Information on trains in Bolivia. You are invited to travel by the beautiful natural wonders of the Bolivian highlands, where you will appreciate incredible landscapes, and experience really impressive and unique tourist places.
Climbing Cholitas seek to conquer the Aconcagua, the highest mountain in America.
Air travel in Bolivia is full of surprises. Get helpful advice about what to expect when getting on a plane here!
Rurrenabaque (or simply Rurre) is a small town (population 15.000) on the banks of the Rio Beni in the Bolivian Amazon Basin. Trips to the jungle in the nearby Madidi National Park are the main attractions.
Bolivia is also known as the Tibet of the Americas. It is the most traditional territory in South America, as the majority of its population is indigenous and conserve their ancestral habits.
Coroico is a mountain-side town in the Yungas, hanging from the sky. It is a nature-lovers' paradise with overwhelming tranquility.
One of the best known roads in Bolivia is the so-called Death Road, or Carretera de La Muerte in Spanish. It is actually a road to the tropical Yungas region of La Paz department, ideal for mountain bikes.
Late April is the perfect time to visit Uyuni, as you can expect to see both the dry salt desert and the giant mirror effect. It is not as cold as in winter and rainfall is limited. The smaller number of tourists also means that you can get better deals for hotels and tours.
The Uyuni Salt Flats are the largest in the world at over 10 000 square kilometers. In this strange place the white vastness blends with the horizon, giving us a chance to take spectacular perspective-defying photos.
The Uyuni Salt Flats (Salar de Uyuni) in Bolivia is one of the most spectacular destinations in South America. We prepared this article to allow you to enjoy this truly unique attraction in the best way possible!
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This article will help you to choose your ideal tour for visiting the Uyuni region. We offer you all the necessary information so that you may have a clear idea about the types of tours and itineraries on offer in the Uyuni region.
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Thanks to its majestic carnival, Oruro is recognized as the folklore capital of Bolivia.
Bolivia can be a challenge to travel even without kids. All those annoying things such as endless, bumpy roads, bad weather and weird food are even worse for children. Let us help you find some things they will actually enjoy to do.
The Oruro Carnival is a cultural and religious celebration with shades of native influence. In 2001 the Oruro Carnival was declared by the UNESCO part of the 'Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity'.
The town of Uyuni and the nearby salt flat is the principal tourist attraction of Bolivia. No traveler should plan a visit to this secluded Andean country without seeing the world’s largest white salt desert!
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One day, the little girl was surprised by the visit of a dazzling and beautiful lady, who with her small son in her arms started talking to her.
Information on timetables, prices and bus companies in Uyuni. Read about the tourist night buses from La Paz to Uyuni.
El Willkakuti, conocido como el A?o Nuevo Aymara, se celebra el 21 de junio en las ruinas preincaicas de Tiwanaku.
The Uyuni Salt Flat (Salar de Uyuni) in Bolivia is an immense white plain of 12.000 square kilometers of salt. It is the only place on Earth visible by the naked eye from the moon.
A three day tour starting in Uyuni, Bolivia gives you the chance to see many of the attractions in the surrounding area, including Salar de Uyuni, Laguna Verde, hot springs, and lots of the beautiful nature Bolivia has to offer in the southwest. Visiting the Uyuni Salt Flat requires a tour; as it is not accessible any other way . Some tips worth remembering:
It is possible to get to Uyuni by plane, by train or by bus. However, the best and most comfortable option is to fly to Uyuni from La Paz or Santa Cruz.
Information on getting to La Paz city by air and road.
La entrada folcl?rica Gran Poder es una fiesta tradicional que se celebra en el conocido barrio Ch'ijini de la ciudad de La Paz desde 1974.
Important tips and useful advice for a great Oruro Carnival Experience
Information on getting to Oruro by bus, train or plane.
The Carnival of Oruro is a unique folkloric and religious celebration with over 50000 dancers and many cultural activities.
The Negritos Bolivian Dance has its origin in the mutual admiration of the Aymaras and Negros, and the meeting of the cultures and history along the colony. It is performed during the Oruro Carnival and other important festivals.
The kallawayas dance expresses through a rich choreography and colorful dresses the representation of the 'yatiri' (healer) with his relevant status inside the community and profound respect in the Andean world.
The dance of the waka tokoris (dancing bulls) satirizes bullfights and represents with irony the Spanish conquerors. The dance origin is Umala town, Camacho province in La Paz. Umala was built as a resting place for the Spanish people on their journey towards the Pacific Ocean while carrying silver. The female dancers use many polleras (traditional skirts) and move the hips following a contagious and hypnotic rhythm, moving approximately 10 kilograms of clothes.
The Tarqueada is a dance mostly known in the aymara area of Bolivia. The dance is accompanied by the sound of the Tarqa a musical instrument made of wood. It has a particular sound. In the markas communities there are several ways to dance the tarqueada with variations of the choreography.
The Potolos dance has its origin in Potolo and Potobamba towns, the first one located in Chuquisaca and the other in Potosi. The dance is a mix of rhythmic movements and funny hip movements. It Is performed in Oruro Carnivals and in other important religious festivities.
The doctorcitos dance is a satire of the lawyers of the colonial epoch and of their secretaries for the use of wayra Levas. The costumes for the men are a top hat, black suit, a white shirt, a bow tie, and a cane. The ladies use a dark skirt, a vest and a stick.
The Pujllay is a historical dance, locally interpreted by the natives called Tarabucos. The word tarabuco comes from Tarka Phuku which means, 'The ones that blow or play the tarkas or moxenos' (wind instruments).
The Llamerada dance is known in aymara as 'qarwani'. The dance has a festive religious sense performed by llama, alpaca and vicuna raisers of La Paz. The Llamerada dance is a representation of the Sheppard's long journey to exchange basic products.
The Kullawada dance recalls the knitter ritual. It is a festive dance popular among the aymara knitters. Men and women participate directed by a Waphuri. The Waphuri is an important person who when the word 'Waphur' is screamed, makes the choreographies change.
The Incas dance is a representation of the old 'wanka' (story, tragedy) in quechua and the Spanish performed it since 1871. The Sunday carnival in front of a shiny Inti (sun god), the sun sons remember the tragic end of Atahuallpa. The costumes have symbols that represent nobility.
The kantu dance is one of the most important dances in La Paz small towns, and is performed during the Oruro Carnival as well. The music and dance are characterized by ceremonial melodies and therefore attached to different kallawayas rituals.
The Tinkus is the name of the ritual fights between the Alasaya and the Majasaya. The tinku dance represents the encounter of two elements with opposite directions and origins.
The Caporales is a typical Bolivian dance legacy of the Spanish. The dance is very popular especially in the carnivals and festivities such as the Oruro Carnival. A male caporal dress would depict an old Spanish military guard. Wearing heeled boots bearing large bells known as 'cascabeles', a male dancer carries a hat in his left hand and a whip in his right.
The Tobas dance is a special representation of energy - a singular dance with impressive jumps performed by the dancers to impress the audience. This unique dance is performed during religious and other festivities as well as the Oruro Carnival.
The Morenada dance mocks white men, who are depicted leading imported African slaves. Some highly embroidered and colorful costumes imitate pre-Columbian dresses.
The winter solstice or Willkakuti is celebrated in Tiwanaku on every June 21st. This date marks the Aymara New Year or Machaj Mara; it also marks the beginning of a new agricultural year. The winter solstice indicates that the earth is at its farthest point from the sun.
The Diablada is a dance that originally comes from Oruro and is a material representation of a deep religious inspiration. The choreography of the Diablada represents the struggle between good and evil and the defeat of the seven deadly sins. This dance is performed in all the artistic and folk expressions of Bolivia and particularly in Oruro during the Carnival time.
The Salar de Chiguana, not far from the border with Chile has a salt base, covered with brownish dust.
Salvador Dalí Desert (Desierto Salvador Dalí), also known as Dalí Valley (Valle de Dalí), is an extremely barren valley of southwestern Bolivia, in the Potosí Department.
The Red lagoon (Laguna Colorada) is a shallow lake within the Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve and close to the border with Chile. The lake is famous for its strong red colour caused by algae that provide food for large flocks of pink flamingos.
Green lagoon (Laguna Verde) is a high-altitude mineral lake in the Eduardo Avaroa Reserve, known for its beautiful green color. It sits at the foot of 2 volcanoes, Licancabur and Juriques, which straddle the border with Chile and are reflected in the water when the weather is calm.
The Rock Tree (Árbol de Piedra) is a tree-like rock formation in the Siloli Desert desert that offers great photo opportunities!
Itas city is located to the west of Toro Toro town. This unique place has huge rocky formations whose particular shape resembles a real city. The stone walls and roofs present cavities that create amazing visual effects with the help of sunlight.
Umajalanta Cavern is one of the most visited natural attractions in the Toro Toro National Park. The cavern is located just 10 kilometers away from Toro Toro town. This amazing cavern offers particularly beautiful views.
Huayllas Mountain is located just five minutes away from Toro Toro town by car. This spot is particularly popular due the dinosaurs footprints located on the side wall of the mountain: proof that this rocky place was once a swamp full of life.
Located just three kilometers to the north from Toro Toro Town, the Vergel waterfall offers to its visitors a contrasting landscape after rocky canyon formations. The Vergel waterfall is fed by a subterranean spring that pours out over the side of the rock wall, forming a cool cavern that allows...
The Andean fauna populating the surroundings of the Uyuni Salt Flat and the amazing lagoons is diverse and rich. During the most popular tours to the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve it is possible to observe these species in their natural habitat and be amazed by nature.
The Honda Lagoon is located inside Eduardo Avaroa Natural Reserve
Incahuasi Island or house of the Inca is a usual stop for the tourists visiting the majestic Uyuni Salt Flat. It is part of the Llica and Tahua indigenous communities territory, located 99 kilometers to the southwest of Uyuni Town at 3822 m.a.s.l..
The Shiarkhota (Chiarkota or Chiar Khota) Lagoon is a 35 hectare sweet water body situated at the feet of the Condoriri Mountain range in Sud Lipez province, Potosi, Bolivia.
The Ramaditas Lagoon is a sweet water lagoon with a surface area of about 4 square kilometers. It is situated inside the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve in Sud Lipez Province of Potosi, close to smaller salt flats with no economical interest due to the low salt concentration.
Canapa is a salt water lagoon situated in Sud Liez province of the Potosi department, close to the Hedionda (smelly) Lagoon.
The Gold Museum (Museo de Oro) is a small museum located in the North Side of the Sun Island.
Sulphur mines used to operate on upper western and southern flanks and were serviced by a road which reached 5650 m elevation. It is one of the highest (if not the highest) roads in the world. It has been used to descend on mountain bikes.
The Tunupa volcano is considered sacred by the communities that surround it such us Jirira, Ayk'e, Moqueta, Chantani, Vinto, Central Tawa, Chirivilla and Huaylluma.
The Licancabur Volcano - Volcan Licancabur is one of the most beautiful moutains of South Lipez. It's located at the Occidental Mountain Chain at an elevation of 5960 meters above the sea level. It is a highly symmetrical stratovolcano on the southernmost part of the border between Chile an...
This enormous salty lagoon features a small mineral-rich thermal water swimming pool where visitors can take a bath early in the morning. The water temperature is usually from 28 to 30 Degrees and it is famous for curing arthritis and rheumatism. There's a restaurant, changing sheds and toilets. ...
Recently renovated the town church was removed stone by stone and it's considering one of the oldest churches in the Bolivian Altiplano; its paints and walls are from the XVII Century.
The first train line in Bolivia was Uyuni - Antofagasta and started to work in 1899. It was built by British engineers who arrived near the end of the 19th century and formed a sizable community in Uyuni. The rail construction started in 1888 and ended in 1892. It was encouraged by the then Boliv...
The Arbol de Piedra (Stone Tree) is a volcanic rock formation in the Desierto Siloli in Bolivia. The rock is unique because it resembles a tree. The Desierto Siloli is considered to be part of the Atacama Desert in neighboring Chile.
The panoramic beauty of Cobija seems like a work of art painted by the most capricious and audacious of artists.
Santa Ana of Yacuma is known as the cattle capital of Beni, with green prairies suitable for agricultural activity and raising cattle. The suburban area is a tourist attraction because its rivers are ideal for sport fishing.
The San Jacinto dam was built in 1978 to generate hydroelectric power and to regulate the irrigation of 3300 hectares of crops. The artificial lake that it houses has become one of the favorite places for the tarijeños to go to disconnect, walk or get out of the city.
Metropolitan Cathedral of Tarija
San Francisco Church
Known also as "The Inca's Bath", the Tarapaya Lagoon is an extremely famous and constantly visited natural attraction. The lagoon is filled with thermal waters, which give origin to other spring water sites. It has the shape of a perfect circle. The lagoon's water has been attributed several heal...
La Puerta del Diablo (Devil's Door) is located six kilometers from Potosi and presents an interesting geological structure made of red sand-stone, a construction that extends all the way to the entrance of the cave. Although it is particularly difficult to enter into the cave itself, it is still ...
The Casa de la Moneda is a vast, elegant, and strikingly beautiful building that takes up a whole city block.
In 1575, the viceroy Toledo ordered to build several artificial lagoons east of the city that would be useful to accumulate water during the rainy season, with the intention of using them in the dry periods. The artificial lagoons of Potosi known as the 'lagunas de Kari Kari' are considered to be...
his construction is also known as "Las Recogidas" (The Cloistered Ones). It used to be a community house for lay sisters, most of whom were Natives. This religious construction belongs to the Franciscan Order. It basically consists of three portals, all of which have very original designs. The Ca...
Lake Poopo is located at 65 kilometers from Oruro, on the route that leads to the neighboring department of Potosi. The biggest attraction is the island of Panza, an ideal place for hunting and fishing.
From Chullpares bridge, built in the colonial time, the beauty of the highlands can be appreciated. The pre-hispanic necropolis of Chusaqueri, with its stone and mud funeral monuments, is located in its vicinities.
The silver, lead and tin that were extracted of their tunnels were very important for the economy of the country. The mine, located at 5 kilometers from downtown, began to be exploited two centuries ago.
The Yarvicoya Church is another remarkable example of the halfbreed Baroque art. It is located a few kilometers from Oruro. The church was declared a national monument.
San Miguel de la Rancheria is one of the oldest churches in the city. It keeps paintings and sculptures of enormous sacred value. One of these pieces, which has the image of Saint Michael Archangel, is attributed to Don Francisco de Medrano who had financed its construction.
One can enjoy a panoramic view of the city of Oruro from the national monument called Lighthouse of Conchupata, where the current national emblem was hoisted for the first time on November 7th, 1851, during the government of Manuel Isidoro Belzu. Conchupata (previously called Corrralpata) is loca...
Santuario del Socavon is a religious temple of special devotion for the inhabitants of Oruro, where the Candlemas's Virgin is worshipped. She is the local patron of the miners and receives the name of Virgin of the Mineshaft. It is an extraordinary image, painted on some clay bricks that were pro...
65 million years ago the site of Sucre's Fancesa cement quarry, six kilometers from the centre, was the place to be for large, scaly dinosaurs. When the grounds were being cleared in 1994, plant employees uncovered a nearly vertical mudstone face bearing over 5000 tracks, some of which measure up...
Museo de la Catedral (Calle Nicolas Ortiz 61)
This construction dominates the landscape of the city, resting at the bottom of the Churuquella mountain.
University of San Francisco
One of the best options of places to visit that may inform you about the historical and political characters of Sucre, is the General Cemetery where the remains of important figures rest, whose stories are told by local children who serve as tour guides of this sacred site. They take the visitors...
Chuquisaca Prefecture
In the lively La Ceja (Brow) district - which commands one of the highest real-estate prices in the region for its commercial value - you'll find a variety of electronic gadgets and mercantile goods. For an excellent market experience don't miss the massive Mercado 16 de Julio, which stretches fo...
As in most Latin American cemeteries, bodies are buried in the traditional Western way or placed in a crypt. Within 10 years, they are disinterred and cremated. After cremation, families purchase or rent glass-fronted spaces in the cemetery walls for the ashes, affix plaques and mementos of the d...
The Flower Market appropriately located opposite the cemetery at the top of Batista, is a beautiful splash of color amid one of the city's drabber and less safe areas.
Bolivia tourist attractions - Coca MuseumChew on some facts at the Coca Museum which explores the sacred leaf's role in traditional societies, its use by the soft-drink and pharmaceutical industries and the growth of cocaine as an illicit drug. The displays are educational, provocative and evenha...
Bolivia tourist attractions - Cathedral and Plaza Murillo
Once the home of Don Pedro Domingo Murillo, a leader in the La Paz Revolution of July 16, 1809, the Casa de Murillo displays collections of colonial art and furniture, textiles, medicines, musical instruments and household items of glass and silver that once belonged to Bolivian aristocracy.
The Alameda Colonial de Ingavi, was transformed into today's Plaza Colon and the Prado Avenue which is often host to parades and urban recreation. Historically there was a small forest here that invited passers-by.
On the Northern side of the Rio Rocha is La Recoleta and Avenida Pando. This is a modern and chic area, center of nightlife, where you'll find Cochabamba's 10-pin bowling alley, 10-screen movie theatre, a Mercedes-Benz dealership and many restaurants, cafes and nightclubs.
The Archeological Museum displays approximately 40,000 archaeological, ethnographic and paleontological pieces mostly from the Department of Cochabamba and some from Bolivia's other regions.
The Main Plaza Cathedral's facade reflects a mestizo fusion of Spanish Baroque and indigenous architectural styles.
Located at a distance of a little more than 200 Km from the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, capital of the Department of Santa Cruz, the Jesuit Missions of Chiquitos, which have survived for more than three centuries, emerge imposingly. La Chiquitania is a vast and extraordinary territory in wh...
The Reina de Enin Ecological Cruiser is a riverboat that navigates on the Mamore River, the largest river in Bolivia, and a tributary of the Amazon River. The cruiser offers 2-6 day tours during which time you will be in close contact with wildlife and nature. It is possible to take hikes, go hor...
Los Espejillos is a hidden gem located just 2 hours West of the city of Santa Cruz. This remote tropical paradise, with its sparkling waterfalls and natural pools is truly a wonder of nature.
The Cabanas del Pirai (Cabins on the Pirai River) is a long dirt road lined with small palm leaf-covered huts on either side where you can taste delicious local baked items at tea time. The road ends at the river which, during the rainy season, will swell to great depths and will not have a beach...
The Municipal Zoo in Santa Cruz is one of the most complete zoos on this part of the continent with a variety of typical fauna of the region.
The Metropilitan Cathedral of Santa Cruz was built by Brother Mercedario Diego de Porres during the times of the Spanish Viceroy Toledo. In 1770 Bishop Ramon de Herbosos reconstructed the Church and commended this task to Don Antonio Lombardo. In 1838 the old temple was replaced by a new church o...
Prior to the colonial times the area of Chiquitos was populated by various indigenous jungle tribes. These were Evangelized by missionaries from the "Compania de Jesus" (Company of Jesus). Shortly afterwards various Spanish communities were constructed in the middle of the jungle. This ...
The reserve is located to the Southeast of Tarija (South of Entre Rios town), and is close to the border with Argentina. The municipalities involved are Padcaya, Entre Rios, Carapari and Uriondo. It has a surface of 246,870 hectares (2,469 km2).
The National Reserve of Amazon Wildlife Manuripi is located to the Southwest of the Pando Department and covers part of the Manuripi Province. It involves to two municipalities: Puerto Rico and Philadelphia. It has an extension of 7,470 km2.
"Cerro Rico de Potosi" (Rich Mountain - Silver mine of Potosi)
Cal Orcko - Dinosaur tracks
Coipasa is a salt flat in the arid but colourful Altiplano of Bolivia, about 100 miles (160 km) southwest of the city of Oruro, near the Chilean border. At an elevation of 12,073 feet (3,680 metres), the salt flat is Bolivia's second largest (after the Uyuni Salt Flat), occupies 856 square miles ...
Uyuni town is located 241 Km far from Potosi city. The town was very important for being the distribution hub for the trains carrying mineral on their way to the Pacific Ocean ports. Currently Uyuni is also significant due to its proximity to the Magnificent Uyuni Salt Flat, a favourite Bolivian ...
The city of La Paz was founded on October 20th, 1548 under the name of La Ciudad de Nuestra Senora de La Paz (The City of Our Lady of Peace).
The Tunari National Park with more than 400,000 hectares and its numerous lakes provides most of the water to the whole metropolitan area.
The Park is located to the north of Potosi, in the province Charcas, though it is more easily accessible from Cochabamba city. It has a surface of 16,570 hectares (166 km2). It is an authentic paradise for the lovers of geology and paleontology since tracks of large reptiles of the Mesozoic era a...
The National Park Sajama is located to the Northwest of the Oruro Department in the Sajama Province. The municipalities involved are Turk and Curahuara de Carangas. The park has a surface of 100,230 hectares (1,002 km2).
The National Park Noel Kempf Mercado has been declared Natural Patrimony of the Humanity by the UNESCO in 2000. It is part of Santa Cruz, (Velasco province) and of Beni. The municipalities involved are San Ignacio of Velasco in Santa Cruz and Baures in Beni. The park borders to the east with Brazil.
Madidi National Park is the world's most biodiverse nature reserve. Spanning an impressive 19000 square kilometers (about 7336 square miles), it has cloud forests, lowland jungle, rivers, streams, swamps. It even has glaciers.
The National Park Cotapata is located to the Northeast of the city of La Paz, approximately to 20kms away. The park has high mountain range, snowfields, periglacier areas and cloudy humid forest. One of its greater attractions is the pre-Colombian road of the Chucura or Choro or Inca Road that cr...
Carrasco boasts incredible cloud forests and mountain scenery, deep valleys and canyons, torrential rivers, waterfalls, and exuberant vegetation. There are reports of an uncontacted indigenous group called the Tuki who may live deep within the inaccessible regions of the park. Some of the main at...
The National Park Apolobamba is located to the West of the department of La Paz, specifically at the Bautista Saavedra, Franz Tamayo y Larecaja provinces. The park surrounds the municipalities of Pelechuco, Curva, Charazani and Guanay.
The National Park Amboro presents a great scenic beauty: deep valleys, the torrential rivers and the water falls. It is located to the West of Santa Cruz, among the Ichilo, Manuel Maria Caballero, Florida and Andres Ibanez provinces. The archaeological ruins of Samaipata and the pictographs of th...
Right in the middle of downtown La Paz, there is the Witches Market. This is one of the main and most impressive attractions within the city limits. This market spreads through three different colonial-style streets, it basically has a series of shops mounted over the sidewalks, some of these sho...
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