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A multi-deck white cruise ship with small name lettering on its side sits on turquoise water in front of green limestone karst islands, photographed from an elevated vantage point off the vessel.
A multi-deck white cruise ship with small name lettering on its side sits on turquoise water in front of green limestone karst islands, photographed from an elevated vantage point off the vessel.
An aerial view of a white multi-deck cruise boat with a small tender alongside, on calm water among forested limestone karst islands at sunset.
An aerial view of a white multi-deck cruise boat with a small tender alongside, on calm water among forested limestone karst islands at sunset.
A cruise ship cabin with a white-draped bed, wood desk with TV, and brown curtains, with windows and a balcony door looking out over green water and limestone karst islands.
A cruise ship cabin with a white-draped bed, wood desk with TV, and brown curtains, with windows and a balcony door looking out over green water and limestone karst islands.
A night view along a boat's upper deck with a bubbling jacuzzi pool in the foreground, tables and chairs, a lit canopy bar, string lights and distant lit boats on dark water.
A night view along a boat's upper deck with a bubbling jacuzzi pool in the foreground, tables and chairs, a lit canopy bar, string lights and distant lit boats on dark water.
A dimly lit indoor buffet with sushi, salad bowls and small dishes on a black counter, next to a glass door with a 'NO EXIT' sign that looks out over a railing to green water and limestone karst islands.
A dimly lit indoor buffet with sushi, salad bowls and small dishes on a black counter, next to a glass door with a 'NO EXIT' sign that looks out over a railing to green water and limestone karst islands.
A narrow marble-tiled en-suite bathroom with a glass shower enclosure, white towels, a toilet, a vessel sink on a black marble vanity, a wall mirror and globe wall lights, seen through an open dark wooden door.
A narrow marble-tiled en-suite bathroom with a glass shower enclosure, white towels, a toilet, a vessel sink on a black marble vanity, a wall mirror and globe wall lights, seen through an open dark wooden door.
Tourists walk along a roped, lit path inside a large limestone cave with a honeycomb-textured ceiling and illuminated stalactite formations.
Tourists walk along a roped, lit path inside a large limestone cave with a honeycomb-textured ceiling and illuminated stalactite formations.
An aerial view of a large white multi-deck cruise ship with a small red flag on green-turquoise water, surrounded by limestone karst islands under a blue sky.
An aerial view of a large white multi-deck cruise ship with a small red flag on green-turquoise water, surrounded by limestone karst islands under a blue sky.
View from inside a covered lounge through a glass panel etched with a mirrored 'Paradise Vietnam' logo, showing passengers on an outdoor deck, a multi-level white cruise ship alongside, and water with distant limestone hills.
View from inside a covered lounge through a glass panel etched with a mirrored 'Paradise Vietnam' logo, showing passengers on an outdoor deck, a multi-level white cruise ship alongside, and water with distant limestone hills.
A dark-wood cabin bathroom with two white vessel sinks, a bouquet of flowers wrapped in kraft paper, and a mirror reflecting a bathtub and a window onto green water and a forested limestone cliff.
A dark-wood cabin bathroom with two white vessel sinks, a bouquet of flowers wrapped in kraft paper, and a mirror reflecting a bathtub and a window onto green water and a forested limestone cliff.
A first-person view from a yellow kayak with a person's sandal-clad feet in the foreground, looking across calm green water toward steep forested limestone karst cliffs under a clear sky.
A first-person view from a yellow kayak with a person's sandal-clad feet in the foreground, looking across calm green water toward steep forested limestone karst cliffs under a clear sky.
A view from inside a cave opening, framed by rock formations and hanging vines, looking down at a jetty with tour boats moored and cruise ships anchored among limestone karst islands in turquoise water.
A view from inside a cave opening, framed by rock formations and hanging vines, looking down at a jetty with tour boats moored and cruise ships anchored among limestone karst islands in turquoise water.
A view through an open balcony door onto a railing, a small wicker table with an ashtray and two chairs, with turquoise water and limestone karst islands beyond in a hazy sky.
A view through an open balcony door onto a railing, a small wicker table with an ashtray and two chairs, with turquoise water and limestone karst islands beyond in a hazy sky.
A blue tandem kayak with two people in orange life vests paddles toward a limestone cave opening where rowing boats carrying passengers in life vests wait, with green karst scenery visible beyond.
A blue tandem kayak with two people in orange life vests paddles toward a limestone cave opening where rowing boats carrying passengers in life vests wait, with green karst scenery visible beyond.
A cruise cabin with a large white bed, tufted dark headboard, wooden desk with TV and champagne bucket, and windows and open curtains showing green limestone karsts rising from the bay.
A cruise cabin with a large white bed, tufted dark headboard, wooden desk with TV and champagne bucket, and windows and open curtains showing green limestone karsts rising from the bay.
A dark-wood dining room with set tables, cane-back armchairs, folded white napkins and glassware, a buffet with chafing dishes at the back, and a display cabinet on the right.
A dark-wood dining room with set tables, cane-back armchairs, folded white napkins and glassware, a buffet with chafing dishes at the back, and a display cabinet on the right.
A woman lies face-down under a tan towel with an orchid in her hair and red rose petals nearby while a therapist's hands massage her upper back.
A woman lies face-down under a tan towel with an orchid in her hair and red rose petals nearby while a therapist's hands massage her upper back.
Top-down aerial view of a cruise ship on green water, showing a wooden sun deck with a small pool, a cream canopy, loungers, and two tender boats at the stern.
Top-down aerial view of a cruise ship on green water, showing a wooden sun deck with a small pool, a cream canopy, loungers, and two tender boats at the stern.
Two people in orange life vests paddle a yellow kayak on green water in front of a large white multi-deck cruise ship, with forested limestone karst hills behind.
Two people in orange life vests paddle a yellow kayak on green water in front of a large white multi-deck cruise ship, with forested limestone karst hills behind.
A lounge interior on a boat with a cream sofa, upholstered armchairs, wall lamps and brown curtains, with windows showing limestone karst cliffs and green water outside.
A lounge interior on a boat with a cream sofa, upholstered armchairs, wall lamps and brown curtains, with windows showing limestone karst cliffs and green water outside.
A dark-wood cabin dressing area with a hanging robe, in-room safe, tea cups, slippers on a shelf, herringbone floor and a round porthole window letting in bright light.
A dark-wood cabin dressing area with a hanging robe, in-room safe, tea cups, slippers on a shelf, herringbone floor and a round porthole window letting in bright light.Guest photo via Tripadvisor
Overhead view of a white bowl of orange bisque-style soup with a cream swirl, topped with a cracker strip holding a shrimp, parsley and an orchid petal, set on a white tablecloth with forks, spoon and knives.
Overhead view of a white bowl of orange bisque-style soup with a cream swirl, topped with a cracker strip holding a shrimp, parsley and an orchid petal, set on a white tablecloth with forks, spoon and knives.Guest photo via Tripadvisor
A modern en-suite bathroom with a glass shower enclosure, toilet, backlit mirror and dark vanity with towels, with a round porthole window visible in the shower wall and a wave-like emblem embroidered on the hanging towels.
A modern en-suite bathroom with a glass shower enclosure, toilet, backlit mirror and dark vanity with towels, with a round porthole window visible in the shower wall and a wave-like emblem embroidered on the hanging towels.Guest photo via Tripadvisor
An elevated view through green foliage of turquoise bay water with limestone karst islands, a pier on the left, and several tour boats moored or cruising.
An elevated view through green foliage of turquoise bay water with limestone karst islands, a pier on the left, and several tour boats moored or cruising.Guest photo via Tripadvisor
A buffet counter with three steaming chafing dishes of cooked food, serving tongs on white dishes, small name cards, a rice tray on the right, and stacked cups in the background.
A buffet counter with three steaming chafing dishes of cooked food, serving tongs on white dishes, small name cards, a rice tray on the right, and stacked cups in the background.Guest photo via Tripadvisor
HL-32 · Ha Long Bay

Paradise Elegance Cruise

2 days · 1 night · 3 days · 2 nights · 31 cabins · launched 2017 · Cross-checked 11 Oct 2026 ↓

from$160per person, two sharingcabin for two from $320, read 6 Aug 2026
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Cabin 25 m² · well above bay median of 21

Paradise Elegance is a 31-cabin steel boat that has worked Ha Long Bay out of Tuan Chau since 2017, and the owner puts a private balcony on its cheapest cabin. On the halongbaytours listing we read on 6 August 2026 that cabin cost $320 for one night, which is from $160 per person, two sharing.

At $160 a head it sits in our best-value list. It is also among our luxury cruises, because Paradise Vietnam, which also runs the Grand and the Legacy, files the Elegance in what it calls the five-star segment of Ha Long cruising.

What are you booking on Paradise Elegance?

A steel boat with a full programme. The 31 cabins come in four classes, and the owner and four listings agree on the count. Two listings put the most it carries at 62 overnight guests, two to each cabin. Launched in 2017, it is about nine years old (how old is your boat); our wooden hull or steel page explains what steel changes.

The owner names the rooms. Le Marin is the restaurant. Le Piano Lounge is the bar, the sundeck has a jacuzzi, and there is a spa on board. The owner rates that sundeck for events of up to 60 people across 360 m².

The detail we like best comes from the owner’s own blog post from March 2023: guests wait in a lounge on Tuan Chau with tea and juice until about 12:15, when an electric vehicle drives them down to the marina. Luggage goes ahead and is waiting outside the cabin door.

Will the stops feel crowded?

Probably, yes. Paradise Elegance sails the Ha Long Bay loop out of Tuan Chau, and several guests write that the excursions felt rushed and busy. A French guest in December 2025 could not land on one islet because of the crush of boats. A four-star reviewer in April 2026 liked the boat but found the excursions short and overcrowded, with little time to take anything in. Another French guest found the organised Titop Island excursion of no interest, and a Vietnamese guest felt the boat never left a small corner of the bay.

How to handle it: treat the stops as a bonus and the boat as the reason you are going. If quiet water is the point of the trip, read our comparison of the quietest bay before you book Ha Long at all. Our Ha Long Bay page lists the other boats on this water.

How does the overnight run, hour by hour?

On the halongbaytours timetable read in August 2026, a day on Paradise Elegance runs like this:

  • 12:00 Check-in at the Paradise Suites Hotel on Tuan Chau, a welcome drink, then lunch at Le Marin as the boat leaves.
  • Afternoon Titop Island for the climb or the beach. The owner’s blog counts 450 steps to the top.
  • Later Luon Cave by bamboo sampan, or by kayak if you pay for one.
  • Early evening Happy hour with two-for-one drinks, a cooking class, live music by a Filipino band.
  • 19:00 Dinner, then the piano bar, a film, or squid fishing.
  • Day 2, sunrise Tai chi on the sundeck and breakfast.
  • About 07:45 Sung Sot Cave, back on board by around 09:00 to check out.
  • About 10:30 Off at Tuan Chau after a light brunch while the boat sails back. The listing gives 15:30 as the return to Hanoi.

A Spanish guest in February 2026 describes the same order, boarding at about 12:30 with Titop first and Luon in mid-afternoon. Weather can shuffle the order, so take the times as a guide.

The pace is the trade-off. One guest in April 2026 enjoyed the variety but felt the schedule was too full to leave time for rest.

Which cabin should you book, and what does it cost?

The Deluxe Balcony is the cheapest way on, at $320 a night for two on halongbaytours. Here are all four classes, with the prices we read on 6 August 2026 for a cabin holding two adults:

Cabin class Cabins Size Deck (owner) One night, halongbaytours One night, originvietnam Three days, two nights, halongbaytours
Deluxe Balcony 14 25 m² Main $320 $365 $630
Executive Balcony 13 24–25 m² Upper $345 $388 $700
Elegance Balcony Suite 2 35 m² Upper, at the rear $430 $473 $830
Captain’s View Terrace Suite 2 35 m² Upper (its text says main once) $475 $508 $890

The Executive is the Deluxe moved up a deck for the view. The Captain’s View suite is sold on wraparound glass and a 180-degree outlook; the owner’s own text says main deck once, but two listings put both Captain’s suites on the second deck. The cabin counts are mostly from one listing. If you want a suite, book early. A Spanish guest upgraded to the Elegance Balcony Suite loved its corner balcony.

Ask where your cabin sits before you pay. A Russian guest in May 2026, who booked through Booking.com and paid about $350, was given a cabin at the end of the boat over the engine, with vibration, a smell of fuel, a balcony above the exhaust, and a staircase outside where people talked late. She does not name the class.

A second night barely saves anything. Two nights in the Deluxe Balcony cost $630 against $320 for one, so the extra night costs $310, 97% of the first. Our page on two days or three explains when that is worth it.

Halongbaytours carries a child policy for the boat: under fours free (one per cabin, with two adults), ages 4 to 11 at 75% of the adult rate, and an extra bed at $25 on the one-night trip.

What is included, and what costs extra?

Meals on the programme, entrance fees, an English-speaking guide, tai chi and the cooking class are included on halongbaytours. That listing excludes drinks, spa treatments, tips, kayaking, and a $50 per person per night surcharge on 24 and 31 December. A Vietnamese guest in June 2025 says the boat charges 300,000 VND to kayak at Luon Cave, while halongbaycruises advertises kayaking free with its bookings, so ask your seller which applies.

Whether the Hanoi shuttle is included depends on who sells the trip. The halongbaytours itinerary charges for it and collects from the Old Quarter only, between 08:30 and 09:00; originvietnam lists it at $42 a guest return; and a December 2024 guest had hotel pick-up in the price. One guest in October 2025 found the Wi-Fi reached the restaurant but not the cabins. Our list of what is not included covers the usual extras across the bay.

What do guests say about the food?

Mostly warm, and specific about diets. One guest called the Indian food the best they had eaten in years. Another found Jain food on offer and was helped to cook Maggi noodles on board, and a January 2026 guest who eats no pork or beef had every dish explained by the waiting staff. The four-star guest from April 2026 found few vegetarian dishes, though there was fish. A December 2024 guest rated dinner good and lunch and breakfast average.

A guest in August 2025 describes waiting about five hours ashore before being told the boat would not sail because of the weather, and a June 2025 guest also reports a long wait at the shore facilities. We cannot check what happened. Ask for the weather and refund terms in writing before you pay; our cancellation policies guide explains what to look for.

Who will like Paradise Elegance?

Couples who want a balcony and live music after dinner, from $160 each, two sharing (August 2026 rate). Families with children aged 4 to 11 get a published discount. Anyone with Indian or Jain dietary needs will find guests who were looked after well.

Who should look elsewhere?

Travellers who want space at the stops. The same busy programme that keeps couples entertained leaves no slack, and the caves are shared. Sunbathers should know that a Vietnamese guest found no loungers on the sundeck and little to do in the evening. Light sleepers should get a cabin away from the engine confirmed in writing.

What nobody publishes about Paradise Elegance

Nobody publishes the length of the boat. The owner gives no passenger figure, no deck count and no split of the 31 cabins by class; the 62 guests and the cabin split above come from listings only, and four decks is what two listings describe without stating the number. Halongbaytours dates the launch to February 2017; originvietnam says 2018. The owner’s photo gallery mixes its fleet: at least one picture on the Elegance pages shows a hull lettered Paradise Grand, so judge the boat by the guest photos.

Why people book Paradise Elegance

Book it if

  • You want a steel boat with a private balcony from the cheapest grade up; the owner lists one on the 25 m² Deluxe Balcony
  • Someone in your party has a restricted diet; guests praise the galley for Indian, Jain and no-pork, no-beef meals
  • You like an evening with live music after dinner; the boat has a piano lounge, and a reseller says the band plays every night except Monday

The decisions either side of it

Hermes Cruisethe cheaper option−$0
Hull 2022 against 2017
18 cabins against 31
Alisa Premier Cruisethe cheaper option−$5
Entry cabin 22 m² against 25 m²
22 cabins against 31

Chosen by price proximity within the same bay, computed from our dataset — not by commission. We add no booking fee to any of them.

Choose your cabin

Deluxe Balcony Cabin14 of 31 cabins

25 m², private balcony, on the main deck.

25 m²Balcony ✓Main deck
In the room
Air ConditioningTelephoneBottled WaterIn Room SafeHair DryerBathrobesBalcony
$3202D1N · per cabin · 2 guests
highest published rate3D2N $630 · per cabin, whole trip1 sourceEnquire
Executive Balcony Cabin13 of 31 cabins

25 m², private balcony, on the upper deck.

25 m²Balcony ✓Upper deck
In the room
Air ConditioningTelephoneBottled WaterIn Room SafeHair DryerBathrobesBalcony
$3452D1N · per cabin · 2 guests
highest published rate3D2N $700 · per cabin, whole trip1 sourceEnquire
Elegance Balcony Suite2 of 31 cabins

35 m², private balcony, on the upper deck.

35 m²Balcony ✓Upper deck
In the room
Air ConditioningTelephoneBottled WaterIn Room SafeHair DryerBathtubBathrobesBalcony
$4302D1N · per cabin · 2 guests
highest published rate3D2N $830 · per cabin, whole trip1 sourceEnquire
Captain's View Terrace Suite2 of 31 cabins

35 m², on the upper deck.

35 m²Upper deck
In the room
Air ConditioningTelephoneBottled WaterIn Room SafeHair DryerBathtubBathrobesBalcony
$4752D1N · per cabin · 2 guests
highest published rate3D2N $890 · per cabin, whole trip1 sourceEnquire
Rates are the highest published fare per cabin we found (rack rate, double occupancy unless marked) — treat them as the ceiling, not the floor. Seen on one listing only; the operator publishes no rate card we can cite.

What's in the fare — and what isn't

In the fare

  • En-suite bathroom2 sources“Luxury en-suite Bathroom”
  • English-speaking guide2 sources“English-speaking Tour Guide”
  • Welcome drink2 sources“Welcome Drink”
  • Bottled water in cabin1 source“02 complimentary bottles of water in the cabin.”
  • Cabin with A/C1 source“Luxury Cabins and Suites with A/C”
  • Cooking class1 source“Cooking Class”
  • Entrance & sightseeing fees1 source“Entrance and Sightseeing Fees”
  • Tai chi1 source“Tai Chi Session”

Not in the fare

  • Airfare2 sources“Air Fare if any”
  • Drinks & beverages2 sources“Beverages and Tobacco”
  • Hanoi transfer2 sources“Shuttle bus Hanoi – Halong – Hanoi”
  • Peak-season surcharge2 sources“Surcharge for Christmas 24/12, New Year 31/12, Lunar New Year’s Eve.”
  • Spa & massage2 sources“Spa and massage services.”
  • Tips & gratuities2 sources“Tips are welcomed!”
  • Vietnam visa1 source“Visa Arrangements”

Described differently across sources — read both

These items appear on both lists. Sometimes that is a real disagreement; sometimes the two sources are describing different things. We show what each actually said rather than pick one.

Kayaking
Listed as included · 2 sources

“Activities: Kayaking and swimming,…”

Listed as extra · 1 source

“Kayaking Services (book in next step).”

Meals on board
Listed as included · 1 source

“1 Set Dinner”

Listed as extra · 1 source

“Meals not mentioned in the program”

Travel insurance
Listed as included · 1 source

“Insurance and Service Charges”

Listed as extra · 1 source

“Travel Insurance”

Assembled from the 3 sources we read for this boat, grouped by what each line is about and counted by how many sources list it. Quotes are the sources' own wording. Nothing here replaces the confirmation you get in writing when you book.

Good to know

Who should look at something else
  • You want empty caves and a quiet anchorage; guests describe short, crowded stops on a busy stretch of Ha Long Bay
  • You plan to kayak and assume it is free; one reseller lists kayaking as an extra and a guest reports a 300,000 VND charge
  • Engine noise would ruin your night; one guest's cabin at the end of the boat sat over the engine and exhaust
What to ask before you pay
9
9 questions, each one tied to something this boat does not publish. Almost none of the cruise pages we surveyed tells you what to ask. Take this list to whoever quotes you.

The moneyWhere the spread hides

How much is the Hanoi transfer, and is it shared or private?
Our sources agree it is not in the fare, but none of them publishes the price. Ask for both options — the gap between a seat on a shared van and a private car is usually the biggest single add-on.
What is the single-occupancy supplement?
Not published by any source we read. Common on this coast and often +50% or more.
Child and infant rates?
Not published for this boat by any source we read — the child tables we found are the sellers’ own, identical across every boat they list. Ask for the age bands, not just the discount.

The logisticsThe mistakes that cost a morning

Confirm it is Tuan Chau Marina.
The piers serving these bays are roughly twenty minutes apart and drivers do occasionally go to the wrong one.
What time is check-in, and what time is cabin checkout?
No source we read publishes either for this boat. Confirm both when you book, especially if you have a flight on the last day.
Which stops does the 3 days · 2 nights add?
The route list we publish is the union across itineraries; no source says which legs the longer trip reaches. This is usually the reason to take it.

If it goes wrongNobody publishes this — get it in writing

What happens if the port closes for weather?
The provincial authority closes the port and every boat stays in. No source publishes this operator’s policy. Ask whether it is a refund or a date change, in writing.
Which cancellation ladder applies to your booking, and what deposit?
We found 7 different ladders across our sources for boats on this coast — free cancellation ends anywhere from 15 to 30 days out. It depends on who you book through, not on this boat. Get yours in writing before the deposit.
Is a cave closure refunded or substituted?
Caves close at short notice here. Substitution is normal; a refund is not. Worth knowing which you are agreeing to.
We do not host guest reviews yet, and we will not reprint a score we cannot audit. This list is what we would want in their place — take it to whoever quotes you, us included.
Boarding times and the cancellation ladder

The boat's own timings

No source we read publishes check-in or checkout times for Paradise Elegance Cruise. Ask when you book — on this coast checkout is usually between 09:30 and 11:00, and the difference decides whether you get a last morning on the water.

Cancellation — not a property of this boat

We checked every cancellation ladder in our sources. They differ by who you book through, not by which boat you sail: the same boat carries different terms on different listings. So we will not print one and call it Paradise Elegance Cruise's policy.

Across the 7 distinct ladders we found, free cancellation ends somewhere between 15 and 30 days before check-in. After that the fee climbs to 100%.

See the 7 ladders we found
  • More than 30 days ahead 0%30-11 days ahead 15%10-7 days ahead 30%Under 7 days 100%
  • More than 30 days ahead 0%29-15 days ahead 25%14-7 days ahead 50%6-3 days ahead 75%
  • More than 15 days ahead 0%15-10 days ahead 50%9-3 days ahead 75%
  • More than 15 days ahead 0%14-10 days ahead 50%9-4 days ahead 70%
  • More than 30 days ahead 0%30-7 days ahead 20%6-3 days ahead 50%Under 3 days 100%
  • More than 21 days ahead 0%7-20 days ahead 30%3-7 days ahead 50%
  • More than 30 days ahead 0%30-7 days ahead 10%6-3 days ahead 50%Under 3 days 100%

Get the ladder in writing from whoever quotes you, before you pay a deposit.

Where it goes — 5 published stops
  1. Tuan Chau Marina
  2. Titop Island
  3. Sung Sot Cave
  4. Luon Cave
  5. Tung Sau Pearl Farm

Stops as published across the sources we track. Operators reorder them with the tide and the weather, and the provincial authority can close a cave at short notice.

Which pier does Paradise Elegance Cruise leave from?

Tuan Chau Marina. The piers serving these bays are roughly twenty minutes apart and drivers do occasionally go to the wrong one, so name it when you arrange your own transfer.

What do you not know about this boat?

No source we checked publishes: length m. A further 3 figures rest on a single source. We would rather say that than fill the gap with a guess. If the operator sends us the figures we will publish them and date them.

Specifications · cross-checked 11 Oct 2026

Sheet HL-32
Corroborated · 5 figuresTwo or more of the sources we read publish it
Cabins ⓘ
31
Launched ⓘ
2017
Hull ⓘ
Steel
Bay ⓘ
Ha Long Bay
Departs from ⓘ
Tuan Chau Marina
Single source · 3 figuresOnly one of the sources says so — confirm before you rely on it
Guests at capacity ⓘ
62
Decks ⓘ
4
Jacuzzi ⓘ
Yes
Unknown · 1 figureNobody publishes these, and we would rather say so than guess
Length overall ⓘ
Not published

Read for this boat: operator, source-1, source-2 — one dot per source, filled when that many publish the figure. 3 figures rest on a single source — confirm before relying on them. How we verify

Where this price sits in the bay

From$160
half the cheapest cabin for two, read 6 Aug 2026
$100$150$200$250$300this boat
This boat · #12 of 25 priced on Ha Long BayThe other 24 priced boats · median $160

We add no booking fee. The figure we show is half the cheapest cabin for two on the rate table we read, dated the day we read it.

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