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An aerial view of a blue-hulled cruise boat with three orange sails on sun-glittered water in front of limestone karst islands.
An aerial view of a blue-hulled cruise boat with three orange sails on sun-glittered water in front of limestone karst islands.
A top-down view of the grass-turf sundeck with orange and teal loungers, with the blue hull edge and a sail visible.
A top-down view of the grass-turf sundeck with orange and teal loungers, with the blue hull edge and a sail visible.
A plunge pool with two blue dolphin statues spouting water on the upper deck, with sail rigging behind.
A plunge pool with two blue dolphin statues spouting water on the upper deck, with sail rigging behind.
Orange and teal sun loungers on the green-turf sundeck with limestone islands across the water.
Orange and teal sun loungers on the green-turf sundeck with limestone islands across the water.
Rows of loungers on the turf sundeck beside a mast and an orange sail, with karst hills behind.
Rows of loungers on the turf sundeck beside a mast and an orange sail, with karst hills behind.
Loungers on the turf deck under a rigging line and an orange sail against a blue sky.
Loungers on the turf deck under a rigging line and an orange sail against a blue sky.
An orange sail above a row of loungers on the turf sundeck, with a lifebuoy at the rail.
An orange sail above a row of loungers on the turf sundeck, with a lifebuoy at the rail.
Rattan loungers with white towels on the green turf deck with a karst ridge behind.
Rattan loungers with white towels on the green turf deck with a karst ridge behind.
A night-time romantic dinner table on a boat deck with a pink neon 'Honeymoon' sign, a lit 'LOVE' marquee, balloons, flowers, a wine bottle and a heart-shaped napkin, with distant lights across the water.
A night-time romantic dinner table on a boat deck with a pink neon 'Honeymoon' sign, a lit 'LOVE' marquee, balloons, flowers, a wine bottle and a heart-shaped napkin, with distant lights across the water.
Dusk view from an upper deck set with tables in gold cloths and white chairs with yellow sashes, string lights overhead, and limestone karst islands and other boats on the water beyond the railing.
Dusk view from an upper deck set with tables in gold cloths and white chairs with yellow sashes, string lights overhead, and limestone karst islands and other boats on the water beyond the railing.
A buffet line with chafing dishes of orange soups, plated salads, carved fruit, a pineapple, chocolate cakes and stacked plates and cutlery, with bright windows in the background.
A buffet line with chafing dishes of orange soups, plated salads, carved fruit, a pineapple, chocolate cakes and stacked plates and cutlery, with bright windows in the background.
A cabin double bed decorated for a honeymoon with towel-folded swans, a rose-petal heart, the word LOVE spelled in red petals, and balloons on a dark quilted headboard flanked by lantern-style lamps.
A cabin double bed decorated for a honeymoon with towel-folded swans, a rose-petal heart, the word LOVE spelled in red petals, and balloons on a dark quilted headboard flanked by lantern-style lamps.
A cabin with a white bed, a grey bench, a desk and large windows facing the green bay.
A cabin with a white bed, a grey bench, a desk and large windows facing the green bay.
A cabin with a white bed, an armchair and wide windows with a view of the sundeck loungers and karst islands.
A cabin with a white bed, an armchair and wide windows with a view of the sundeck loungers and karst islands.
A cabin with a dark leather diamond-pattern headboard, a white bed and a grey bench by the windows.
A cabin with a dark leather diamond-pattern headboard, a white bed and a grey bench by the windows.
A cabin window seat and balcony chairs with a view of limestone islands.
A cabin window seat and balcony chairs with a view of limestone islands.
A lounge corner of a cabin with an armchair and footstool by floor-to-ceiling windows.
A lounge corner of a cabin with an armchair and footstool by floor-to-ceiling windows.
Twin beds with white linen in front of a dark leather diamond headboard wall.
Twin beds with white linen in front of a dark leather diamond headboard wall.
A cabin corner with a round table, roses and fruit by a window and balcony doors.
A cabin corner with a round table, roses and fruit by a window and balcony doors.
A white bed beside a dark wooden door and framed picture in a cabin.
A white bed beside a dark wooden door and framed picture in a cabin.
A large bed with white linen next to balcony doors and a curtain, with a wooden door at the back.
A large bed with white linen next to balcony doors and a curtain, with a wooden door at the back.
A white bed, a rug and a round table in front of glass balcony doors with a view of karst.
A white bed, a rug and a round table in front of glass balcony doors with a view of karst.
Twin beds in front of a dark diamond-quilted wall with a lantern lamp.
Twin beds in front of a dark diamond-quilted wall with a lantern lamp.
Twin beds with a grey rug and a fruit bowl in a cabin with a diamond-pattern headboard.
Twin beds with a grey rug and a fruit bowl in a cabin with a diamond-pattern headboard.
A bathroom with a glass shower, a vessel basin and a window facing the bay.
A bathroom with a glass shower, a vessel basin and a window facing the bay.
A bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower, a bathtub by the window and a vessel basin.
A bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower, a bathtub by the window and a vessel basin.
A bathroom with a vessel basin, a toilet and a glass shower with a roller blind.
A bathroom with a vessel basin, a toilet and a glass shower with a roller blind.
A bathroom with an oval basin, a towel ladder and a shower beside a large window.
A bathroom with an oval basin, a towel ladder and a shower beside a large window.
A white bathtub with a towel ladder beside white marble walls.
A white bathtub with a towel ladder beside white marble walls.
Aerial view of many yellow kayaks with paddlers on green water beside a floating wooden platform with thatched umbrellas and a round yellow inflatable trampoline with people on it.
Aerial view of many yellow kayaks with paddlers on green water beside a floating wooden platform with thatched umbrellas and a round yellow inflatable trampoline with people on it.
Two women in orange life jackets paddle an orange tandem kayak on blue-green water, with a second kayak with two paddlers behind them and a cruise ship and limestone cliffs in the distance.
Two women in orange life jackets paddle an orange tandem kayak on blue-green water, with a second kayak with two paddlers behind them and a cruise ship and limestone cliffs in the distance.
Colorful floating houses and a small green rowboat on calm green water in front of a steep limestone cliff covered in vegetation, with a person standing on the platform.
Colorful floating houses and a small green rowboat on calm green water in front of a steep limestone cliff covered in vegetation, with a person standing on the platform.
A dark glass vase holding pink lotus flowers and buds sits on a cream wooden shelf with turned spindles, beside an antiqued mirror reflecting a potted plant and a dim corridor.
A dark glass vase holding pink lotus flowers and buds sits on a cream wooden shelf with turned spindles, beside an antiqued mirror reflecting a potted plant and a dim corridor.
Aerial view of yellow kayaks fanned out beside a floating wooden platform with a rusty roofed hut, while swimmers in life vests float in green water.
Aerial view of yellow kayaks fanned out beside a floating wooden platform with a rusty roofed hut, while swimmers in life vests float in green water.
A group of about a dozen people in orange life jackets stand on a wooden floating platform holding upright kayak paddles, with calm water and green limestone karst hills behind them.
A group of about a dozen people in orange life jackets stand on a wooden floating platform holding upright kayak paddles, with calm water and green limestone karst hills behind them.
Three small rowing boats with people in life vests glide on turquoise water toward a large limestone rock arch, with karst islands visible in the hazy distance beyond.
Three small rowing boats with people in life vests glide on turquoise water toward a large limestone rock arch, with karst islands visible in the hazy distance beyond.
A group doing tai chi poses on the green-turf deck with the bay behind.
A group doing tai chi poses on the green-turf deck with the bay behind.
LH-44 · Lan Ha Bay

Verdure Lotus Classic Cruise

2 days · 1 night · 3 days · 2 nights · 18 cabins · Cross-checked 11 Oct 2026 ↓

from$143per person, two sharingcabin for two from $286, read 6 Aug 2026
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Verdure Lotus Classic is the Lan Ha boat of Verdure Lotus Cruises, and its pitch is space. The operator puts its smallest cabin at 35 m² and gives every cabin a private balcony. In August 2026 one booking site listed the cheapest of them at $286 for two for one night, which works out at $143 a person.

Lan Ha is the bay off Cat Ba Island, which the operator calls less crowded than Ha Long. The Classic’s route stays there: an afternoon in the Tra Bau lagoon by kayak or swimming, and the Dark and Bright caves by rowed bamboo boat the next morning. More boats for this side of the water are in our Lan Ha Bay cruises list.

Is this the same boat as the Verdure Lotus Grandeur?

No. The same company runs the Verdure Lotus Grandeur, a larger boat (the operator’s cabin list adds up to 26) that stays in Ha Long Bay. The two leave from different lots at Tuan Chau: the operator gives Lot 28A for the Classic and Lot 15A for the Grandeur.

What are the cabins like?

Big on paper, with a balcony each. These are the operator’s figures, read on 10 October 2026:

Cabin Size Count Floor Bathroom Sleeps
Deluxe with Balcony 35 m² 6 First Shower 3 adults with extra bed
Executive with Balcony 35 m² 6 Second Shower 3 adults with extra bed
Suite with Balcony 55 m² 4 Second Bathtub 3 adults with extra bed
Family Connecting 70 m² 2 not stated Shower up to 6 adults

Deluxe and Executive are the same size a floor apart, with king or twin beds. The Family Connecting cabin is two rooms joined by an inside door; our family cruises page explains why few boats on the bay offer one. “Pool accessible” is among the operator’s highlights for the boat.

What happens between the tender and the caves?

You check in on Tuan Chau Island and a tender takes you out at noon; you are back ashore by about 11:15 the next day. Times are the operator’s Lan Ha programme, read on 10 October 2026.

Time Day 1
07:30–08:10 Hotel pick-up in Hanoi’s Old Quarter or at Tam Coc in Ninh Binh, if you bought the transfer
11:30 The company’s waiting lounge on Tuan Chau Island
12:00 Tender to the boat, welcome drink, safety briefing
13:00 Buffet lunch under way
15:00 Tra Bau lagoon: kayak or swim
17:00 Happy hour at the bar (third drink free); spring-roll class with sunset snacks at 18:00
19:00 Set dinner; karaoke at the outdoor bar and squid fishing from 20:00
Time Day 2
06:00 Tai Chi on the sundeck
06:15 Light breakfast
06:45 Dark and Bright caves by bamboo boat, with a local rower
09:00–09:30 Check out; bags go outside the cabin door
09:45 Brunch on the way in
10:30 Tender back to Tuan Chau, ashore 11:00–11:15

The operator can also collect you at Gia Luan on Cat Ba, which suits anyone already on the island. One guest found the bamboo boat dull after similar trips elsewhere; another, in March 2026, found one of the two caves closed and saw only a short tunnel.

Is getting on board the Classic a hassle?

It can be, in hot weather. A Verdure Lotus Classic guest who sailed in May 2026 describes a small, crowded terminal, about an hour waiting outside in the heat, then a crowded shuttle boat with no air conditioning, and the same again on the way back to the bus at Tuan Chau. Once on board, the same guest found the crew warm and the dietary requests handled. If you travel in summer, ask what time the tender leaves and where you wait for it. Our page on which harbour you leave from covers Tuan Chau.

What does it cost, and what is included?

From $143 per person, two sharing, for one night, on originvietnam.com’s table read on 6 August 2026, inside what that site calls low season (1 May to 31 August). High season runs from 1 September and we hold no rate for it, so ask us to quote your date. The $143 is half the Deluxe cabin price. Per cabin, on that table:

Cabin One night Three days, whole trip
Deluxe with Balcony $286 $572
Executive with Balcony $316 $632
Suite with Balcony $356 $713
Family Connecting, four adults $572 $1,144

The three-day price is twice the one-night price, to within a dollar, so the second night earns no discount on this table. Ask for a quote for your date and season.

The operator’s list covers all meals on the programme, kayaking and swimming at Tra Bau, the bamboo boat, the cooking class, Tai Chi, squid fishing, karaoke, the welcome drink, water and tea in the cabin, an English-speaking guide and insurance. The transfer from Hanoi or Ninh Binh is extra, as are bar drinks (with 10% VAT added), spa treatments and a 3.5% fee on card payments. See what is not included.

Where do you spend the middle day of the three-day trip?

Off the boat. On the second morning you move to a separate day boat for Viet Hai, a village on Cat Ba, lunch aboard, then a swim or a paddle at Ba Trai Dao beach, back on the Classic by 15:30. Our pages on Viet Hai village and two days or three help you decide whether that is worth a night.

What do Verdure Lotus Classic guests complain about?

The boat’s condition, mainly. A guest in March 2026 wrote that it looked far older than the operator claims, with a fuel smell through the boat, a sewage smell in the cabin and a very hard bed. Another, in April, also complained of smells in the cabin and left the same day. A guest who had a suite in March called the room exceptional and the staff rude, and said the power in the cabin was cut a minute after the 9:30 check-out. A guest in July 2025 praised the balcony view, the kayaking and the Indian vegetarian cooking. These are individual accounts we cannot check. Our complaints guide sets them against the fleet.

Who should book it, and who should not?

Book it if cabin size matters more to you than the boat’s finish, if you want Lan Ha’s quieter water, or if you are four and want two rooms with a door between them. Look elsewhere if a worn boat would spoil the night, or if a long wait at the pier in the heat is a deal-breaker. Our Lan Ha Bay section and Lan Ha guide list other boats on this water.

Where do the sources on the Classic disagree?

Its age, its exact size and some of its prices. Nobody agrees on the year this boat was built: two booking sites say 2017, a third says 2018 on one page and 2019 on another, and a guest quotes the company as saying 2018, renovated in 2023. The operator does not say. The hull is described as metal by one site and wooden by another. Nobody publishes the length or the number of decks. The cabin sizes come from the operator, and two booking sites repeat them. The cabin count is less settled. The operator’s room pages say 48 guests in 16 rooms, while its own cabin list adds up to 18 (6 + 6 + 4 + 2); one booking site says 18, two others 16, and one of those lists two suites instead of four.

The two Verdure boats also blur together online. They share a Tripadvisor listing whose photos all show the Grandeur, and the operator’s own photo library mixes them. The name “Verdure Lotus Luxury” is used for both: one booking site sells the Classic under it, at the same prices, and another uses it for the Grandeur. Check that the cabin list on your quote matches this boat. Two other booking sites advertised the Classic from $120 and from $124 a person on 6 August 2026, with no cabin table behind either figure. The Google listing for this boat is separate from the Grandeur’s and held 13 reviews when we read it on 11 October 2026; we report the written ones for what they describe, and give no score.

Why people book Verdure Lotus Classic

Book it if

  • You want a big cabin in Lan Ha for a modest fare: the operator lists 35 m² as its smallest, with a balcony, and one booking site priced it at $286 for two in August 2026
  • Four of you want two rooms with a door between them; the operator lists two 70 m² Family Connecting cabins
  • Kayaking and swimming in the Tra Bau lagoon on the first afternoon appeals more than a big cave

The decisions either side of it

Sena Cruisethe cheaper option−$0
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16 cabins against 18
Le Journey Elegance Cruisethe cheaper option−$0
22 cabins against 18

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

Our read

Verdure Lotus Classic sells large cabins on a quiet Lan Ha route at a price that, on the one low-season table we hold, sits under $150 a person. The guest record is split: some found the cabins and crew a high point, others found a tired boat and a poor welcome. Ask for the cabin size, the suite count and the launch year in writing, and check recent reviews before you pay.

Choose your cabin

Deluxe Cabin with Balcony6 of 18 cabins

35 m², double or twin beds, private balcony, on the 1st floor.

35 m²King or twinBalcony ✓1st floor
$2862D1N · per cabin · 2 guests
highest published rate3D2N $572 · per cabin, whole trip1 sourceEnquire
Executive Cabin with Balcony6 of 18 cabins

35 m², double or twin beds, private balcony, on the 2nd floor.

35 m²King or twinBalcony ✓2nd floor
$3162D1N · per cabin · 2 guests
highest published rate3D2N $632 · per cabin, whole trip1 sourceEnquire
Suite Cabin with Balcony4 of 18 cabins

55 m², king bed, private balcony, on the 2nd floor.

55 m²KingBalcony ✓2nd floor
$3562D1N · per cabin · 2 guests
highest published rate3D2N $713 · per cabin, whole trip1 sourceEnquire
Family Connecting Double Cabin2 of 18 cabins

70 m², double or twin beds, private balcony.

70 m²King or twinBalcony ✓Max 4 guests
$5722D1N · per cabin · up to 4
highest published rate3D2N $1144 · 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

  • Entrance & sightseeing fees2 sources“Entrance Fees”
  • Welcome drink2 sources“Welcome drink”
  • Bottled water in cabin1 source“02 complimentary bottles of water in the cabin.”
  • En-suite bathroom1 source“Spacious air-con Cabins and en-suite Bathrooms”
  • Kayaking1 source“Kayaking”
  • Squid fishing1 source“Fishing equipment”

Not in the fare

  • Drinks & beverages2 sources“Drinks”
  • Hanoi transfer2 sources“Shuttle bus Hanoi – Halong – Hanoi”
  • Airfare1 source“Air Fare if any”
  • Personal expenses1 source“Personal expenses”
  • Tips & gratuities1 source“Tips are welcomed!”

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.

English-speaking guide
Listed as included · 2 sources

“English-speaking Tour Guide”

Listed as extra · 1 source

“Tips for tour guide and driver”

Meals on board
Listed as included · 1 source

“Meals on board: 02 lunches, 01 dinner, and 01 breakfast”

Listed as extra · 1 source

“Meals not mentioned in the program”

Travel insurance
Listed as included · 1 source

“Insurance on-board”

Listed as extra · 1 source

“Travel Insurance”

Assembled from the 2 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
  • Waiting around bothers you; one guest in May 2026 stood outside a small, crowded terminal for about an hour before a tender without air conditioning took them to the boat
  • The state of the boat matters most to you; two guests in March and April 2026 described it as worn, with bad smells in their cabins
  • You are booking three days to spend them on this boat; the middle day is on a separate day boat
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 Verdure Lotus Classic 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 Verdure Lotus Classic 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 — 3 published stops
  1. Tuan Chau Island lounge
  2. Tra Bau area
  3. Dark and Bright Cave

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.

How many cabins does Verdure Lotus Classic Cruise have?

The operator's cabin list adds up to 18 (6 + 6 + 4 + 2) and halongbaycruises.com says 18; the operator's room pages, besthalongcruises.com and originvietnam.com say 16 (read 2026-08-06 and 2026-10-10). We show the most widely reported figure and recommend confirming it with the operator before you pay.

When was Verdure Lotus Classic Cruise launched?

The owner gives no year. besthalongcruises "Launched in 2017" and halongbaycruises "Launched: 2017" against originvietnam "Build: 2019" (Classic page) and "Build: 2018" (Luxury page). We show the most widely reported figure and recommend confirming it with the operator before you pay.

What is the hull of Verdure Lotus Classic Cruise made of?

besthalongcruises "Metal Boat" against halongbaycruises "wooden" interior copy; the owner does not state the hull (read 2026-08-06). We show the most widely reported answer and recommend confirming it with the operator before you pay.

Which pier does Verdure Lotus Classic 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: decks, length m. A further 2 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 LH-44
Corroborated · 2 figuresTwo or more of the sources we read publish it
Bay ⓘ
Lan Ha Bay
Departs from ⓘ
Tuan Chau Marina
Single source · 2 figuresOnly one of the sources says so — confirm before you rely on it
Guests at capacity ⓘ
48
Kayaking ⓘ
Yes
More than one figure published · 3We show every value we found rather than pick one — hover the ⓘ
Cabins ⓘ
18varies
Launched ⓘ
Not publishedvaries
Hull ⓘ
Not publishedvaries
Unknown · 2 figuresNobody publishes these, and we would rather say so than guess
Decks ⓘ
Not published
Length overall ⓘ
Not published

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

Where this price sits in the bay

From$143
half the cheapest cabin for two, read 6 Aug 2026
$100$200$300$400this boat
This boat · #4 of 38 priced on Lan Ha BayThe other 37 priced boats · median $155

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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