Best Day Trips from Krabi: Islands, Beaches & Hidden Corners

Krabi is one of southern Thailand's best bases for day trips, with stunning islands, jungle waterfalls, sacred temples, and sea caves all within reach. This guide covers the top destinations you can explore in a single day, from the legendary Phi Phi Islands to the serene mangroves of Ao Tha Lane.

Longtail boat approaching dramatic limestone cliffs and turquoise waters of the Phi Phi Islands near Krabi, with lush greenery and clear blue sky.

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Krabi Province covers more ground than many visitors expect when it comes to day-trip options. Whether you're staying in Ao Nang or Krabi Town, you're within easy reach of some of Thailand's most iconic landscapes. Speedboats, longtail boats, and minivans fan out in every direction, giving you access to remote islands, jungle waterfalls, and ancient cave temples all before sunset.

The best time to take day trips is between November and April, when the sea is calmer and skies are clearer. If you're visiting during the wetter months, check our guide to Krabi in rainy season for advice on what stays open and what gets cancelled. For a structured itinerary that combines the best of these options, the 5-day Krabi itinerary is a useful starting point.

Island Day Trips

View from a boat heading toward dramatic limestone cliffs and turquoise waters, with multiple speedboats and longtail boats in Krabi, Thailand. — Photo Siarhei Nester

Krabi's surrounding waters hold some of Thailand's most dramatic island scenery. The island-hopping scene here is built around speedboat and longtail tours, and you can cover multiple islands in a single well-organized day. National park entry fees apply to several of these destinations and are sometimes excluded from advertised tour prices, so confirm what's included before you book.

Aerial view of Koh Phi Phi Don showing the central village, lush forested hills, turquoise bays, beaches, and boats anchored along the coastline.

1. Explore Koh Phi Phi Don on a Full-Day Speedboat Tour

Krabi's most popular day trip. Speedboats take about 45 minutes and most tours include snorkeling stops, a walk through the village, and time on the beach. Go early to beat the afternoon crowds at the viewpoint and Twin Bays.

1. Explore Koh Phi Phi Don on a Full-Day Speedboat Tour

Krabi's most popular day trip. Speedboats take about 45 minutes and most tours include snorkeling stops, a walk through the village, and time on the beach. Go early to beat the afternoon crowds at the viewpoint and Twin Bays.

Aerial view of Koh Phi Phi Don showing the central village, lush forested hills, turquoise bays, beaches, and boats anchored along the coastline.

Wide landscape view of Maya Bay’s white sand beach, turquoise water, and dramatic surrounding limestone cliffs under a blue sky, showing the iconic scenery visitors expect.

2. See the Famous Maya Bay on Koh Phi Phi Leh

After its coral rehabilitation closure, Maya Bay has reopened with daily visitor caps. The sheer limestone walls and white sand are as striking as ever. Most Phi Phi tours stop here, but access is by boat only and the bay closes annually, so check current park notices before booking.

2. See the Famous Maya Bay on Koh Phi Phi Leh

After its coral rehabilitation closure, Maya Bay has reopened with daily visitor caps. The sheer limestone walls and white sand are as striking as ever. Most Phi Phi tours stop here, but access is by boat only and the bay closes annually, so check current park notices before booking.

Wide landscape view of Maya Bay’s white sand beach, turquoise water, and dramatic surrounding limestone cliffs under a blue sky, showing the iconic scenery visitors expect.

A longtail boat floats in the emerald green waters of Pileh Lagoon, surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and lush greenery under a bright blue sky.

3. Float Inside the Breathtaking Pileh Lagoon

On the same uninhabited island as Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon is an enclosed saltwater pool with electric-green water reflected off sheer cliffs. It's a highlight of every Phi Phi Leh tour and usually paired with a Viking Cave stop on the same loop.

3. Float Inside the Breathtaking Pileh Lagoon

On the same uninhabited island as Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon is an enclosed saltwater pool with electric-green water reflected off sheer cliffs. It's a highlight of every Phi Phi Leh tour and usually paired with a Viking Cave stop on the same loop.

A longtail boat floats in the emerald green waters of Pileh Lagoon, surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and lush greenery under a bright blue sky.

Longtail boats lined up on the sandy shore of Hong Island with limestone cliffs, turquoise water, and lush greenery in the background.

4. Kayak Into Koh Hong's Hidden Lagoon

Koh Hong is the top island day trip for those who prefer quiet over crowds. The centrepiece is an enclosed lagoon accessible through a sea cave at high tide. Snorkeling around the island is excellent, and the journey from Ao Nang takes under 30 minutes by speedboat.

4. Kayak Into Koh Hong's Hidden Lagoon

Koh Hong is the top island day trip for those who prefer quiet over crowds. The centrepiece is an enclosed lagoon accessible through a sea cave at high tide. Snorkeling around the island is excellent, and the journey from Ao Nang takes under 30 minutes by speedboat.

Longtail boats lined up on the sandy shore of Hong Island with limestone cliffs, turquoise water, and lush greenery in the background.

Longtail boats line the sandy beach at Koh Poda, with the island’s limestone cliff rising from turquoise water under a cloudy sky.

5. Walk the Thale Waek Sandbar on a Four Islands Tour

The Four Islands tour combines beach stops at Koh Poda, Koh Kai, Koh Tup, and Koh Mor with the extraordinary Thale Waek sandbar, which connects multiple islands at low tide. Time your visit to coincide with low tide for the full visual impact.

5. Walk the Thale Waek Sandbar on a Four Islands Tour

The Four Islands tour combines beach stops at Koh Poda, Koh Kai, Koh Tup, and Koh Mor with the extraordinary Thale Waek sandbar, which connects multiple islands at low tide. Time your visit to coincide with low tide for the full visual impact.

Longtail boats line the sandy beach at Koh Poda, with the island’s limestone cliff rising from turquoise water under a cloudy sky.

Sunrise or sunset over the tranquil beach on Koh Yao Noi, with sandy foreground, tidal flats, and the limestone karsts of Phang Nga Bay in the background.

6. Cycle Through Rubber Plantations on Koh Yao Noi

Koh Yao Noi sits in the middle of Phang Nga Bay and feels a world away from the tourist circuit. Rent a motorbike or bicycle, explore rice paddies and fishing villages, and kayak among karst towers. The ferry from Ao Nang takes about 30 minutes.

6. Cycle Through Rubber Plantations on Koh Yao Noi

Koh Yao Noi sits in the middle of Phang Nga Bay and feels a world away from the tourist circuit. Rent a motorbike or bicycle, explore rice paddies and fishing villages, and kayak among karst towers. The ferry from Ao Nang takes about 30 minutes.

Sunrise or sunset over the tranquil beach on Koh Yao Noi, with sandy foreground, tidal flats, and the limestone karsts of Phang Nga Bay in the background.

7. Snorkel Off the Shallow Reefs of Bamboo Island

Bamboo Island's shallow, clear water makes it one of the easiest snorkeling spots in the Phi Phi area, suitable for all ages. The beach is pristine and the island uninhabited. It's a standard stop on Phi Phi island-hopping tours departing from Krabi or Ao Nang.

7. Snorkel Off the Shallow Reefs of Bamboo Island

Bamboo Island's shallow, clear water makes it one of the easiest snorkeling spots in the Phi Phi area, suitable for all ages. The beach is pristine and the island uninhabited. It's a standard stop on Phi Phi island-hopping tours departing from Krabi or Ao Nang.

Railay Peninsula

Dramatic limestone cliffs, turquoise water, and a busy beachfront lined with longtail boats and lush trees at Railay Peninsula, Krabi, Thailand. — Photo Margo Evardson

Railay is not technically an island, but it's only accessible by boat due to the surrounding limestone cliffs, making it feel like one. A longtail from Ao Nang takes 15 to 20 minutes. For more on what to do once you arrive, see the full things to do in Krabi guide. Most people visit on a half-day trip, but the rock climbing and lagoon hike make a full day worthwhile.

Tourists swim and relax on the sandy shore of Phra Nang Beach, with its dramatic limestone cliffs and lush green foliage rising behind them.

8. Spend a Morning on World-Class Phra Nang Beach

Phra Nang ranks among Southeast Asia's finest beaches, with white sand, crystal water, and towering limestone walls on all sides. It's reached on foot from West Railay in about 10 minutes. Arrive before 10am on a weekday to get it at its quietest and most beautiful.

8. Spend a Morning on World-Class Phra Nang Beach

Phra Nang ranks among Southeast Asia's finest beaches, with white sand, crystal water, and towering limestone walls on all sides. It's reached on foot from West Railay in about 10 minutes. Arrive before 10am on a weekday to get it at its quietest and most beautiful.

Tourists swim and relax on the sandy shore of Phra Nang Beach, with its dramatic limestone cliffs and lush green foliage rising behind them.

Railay Lagoon in Krabi, a still turquoise pool enclosed by jungle-covered limestone cliffs, seen from a rocky shoreline. AI representation.

9. Scramble Up to the Secret Railay Lagoon

The Railay Lagoon hike is short but genuinely challenging, involving rope-assisted scrambling through steep jungle from East Railay. The reward is a hidden emerald pool enclosed by vertical limestone. Wear shoes with grip and avoid it after rain when the ropes get slippery.

9. Scramble Up to the Secret Railay Lagoon

The Railay Lagoon hike is short but genuinely challenging, involving rope-assisted scrambling through steep jungle from East Railay. The reward is a hidden emerald pool enclosed by vertical limestone. Wear shoes with grip and avoid it after rain when the ropes get slippery.

Railay Lagoon in Krabi, a still turquoise pool enclosed by jungle-covered limestone cliffs, seen from a rocky shoreline. AI representation.

Climber in a yellow shirt tackling a steep limestone overhang at Railay, with dramatic sea cliffs and turquoise water in the background.

10. Try Sport Climbing on Railay's Limestone Cliffs

Railay is one of Asia's top sport climbing destinations, with routes for all levels from first-timers to experienced climbers. A half-day beginner course with a local school is an excellent way to spend a morning before hitting the beach in the afternoon.

10. Try Sport Climbing on Railay's Limestone Cliffs

Railay is one of Asia's top sport climbing destinations, with routes for all levels from first-timers to experienced climbers. A half-day beginner course with a local school is an excellent way to spend a morning before hitting the beach in the afternoon.

Climber in a yellow shirt tackling a steep limestone overhang at Railay, with dramatic sea cliffs and turquoise water in the background.

Panoramic view from Railay Viewpoint showing lush jungle, limestone cliffs, turquoise water, small buildings, and a sandy shore under bright daylight.

11. Hike to the Railay Viewpoint for Panoramic Views

The steep jungle trail from East Railay to the viewpoint takes about 20 minutes and rewards with a sweeping panorama over both sides of the peninsula and the surrounding karst islands. It pairs well with a stop at the lagoon on the same trail for a satisfying half-day adventure.

11. Hike to the Railay Viewpoint for Panoramic Views

The steep jungle trail from East Railay to the viewpoint takes about 20 minutes and rewards with a sweeping panorama over both sides of the peninsula and the surrounding karst islands. It pairs well with a stop at the lagoon on the same trail for a satisfying half-day adventure.

Panoramic view from Railay Viewpoint showing lush jungle, limestone cliffs, turquoise water, small buildings, and a sandy shore under bright daylight.

Koh Lanta Day Trips

Narrow pedestrian street in tropical Thailand, lined with small local cafes, shops, and lush plants, typical of Koh Lanta island village. — Photo Kirandeep Singh Walia

Koh Lanta is most often visited as a multi-day stay, but it's reachable as a long day trip by speedboat from Ao Nang, taking about 1.5 hours. The Krabi to Koh Lanta guide has full transport details. A day trip works best if you focus on one area of the island rather than trying to see everything.

Traditional wooden stilt houses and fishing boats along the calm waterfront in Koh Lanta Old Town under bright daylight.

12. Wander the Stilted Shophouses of Koh Lanta Old Town

One of the most atmospheric corners of the Krabi region, Lanta Old Town's 19th-century Chinese-Malay shophouses extend over the sea on wooden stilts. It takes about an hour to walk through at a leisurely pace and is best combined with lunch at one of the waterfront restaurants.

12. Wander the Stilted Shophouses of Koh Lanta Old Town

One of the most atmospheric corners of the Krabi region, Lanta Old Town's 19th-century Chinese-Malay shophouses extend over the sea on wooden stilts. It takes about an hour to walk through at a leisurely pace and is best combined with lunch at one of the waterfront restaurants.

Traditional wooden stilt houses and fishing boats along the calm waterfront in Koh Lanta Old Town under bright daylight.

Curving sandy beach backed by dense green forest at Mu Ko Lanta National Park, viewed from above with calm sea and a few people on the sand.

13. Hike to the Lighthouse in Mu Ko Lanta National Park

The national park at Koh Lanta's southern tip protects coral reefs, jungle, and the island's iconic old lighthouse. The trail through the park to the lighthouse is a short, rewarding hike with great Andaman Sea views. Entry fees apply, so budget for the park gate on arrival.

13. Hike to the Lighthouse in Mu Ko Lanta National Park

The national park at Koh Lanta's southern tip protects coral reefs, jungle, and the island's iconic old lighthouse. The trail through the park to the lighthouse is a short, rewarding hike with great Andaman Sea views. Entry fees apply, so budget for the park gate on arrival.

Curving sandy beach backed by dense green forest at Mu Ko Lanta National Park, viewed from above with calm sea and a few people on the sand.

Photo of Koh Rok’s white sandy beach with clear turquoise water, lush green trees and a speedboat anchored close to shore under a bright blue sky.

14. Snorkel the Pristine Reefs of Remote Koh Rok

Koh Rok's two islands, south of Koh Lanta, are surrounded by some of the clearest water and healthiest coral in the region. The trip typically takes 1.5 hours by speedboat from Ao Nang. Visibility is best in the dry season between November and April.

14. Snorkel the Pristine Reefs of Remote Koh Rok

Koh Rok's two islands, south of Koh Lanta, are surrounded by some of the clearest water and healthiest coral in the region. The trip typically takes 1.5 hours by speedboat from Ao Nang. Visibility is best in the dry season between November and April.

Photo of Koh Rok’s white sandy beach with clear turquoise water, lush green trees and a speedboat anchored close to shore under a bright blue sky.

Jungle, Waterfalls & Inland Day Trips

Fast flowing river with rocky outcrops and dense jungle vegetation, typical of inland Krabi, Thailand's jungle and waterfall areas. — Photo Siarhei Nester

Not every great day trip from Krabi involves a boat. The province's interior hides waterfalls, hot springs, and a geological oddity that most visitors never see. These work well on days when sea conditions are rough or you want a break from the beach. Hiring a taxi or joining a minivan tour from Ao Nang or Krabi Town is the most practical way to reach most of these sites.

Families and tourists swim and relax along the turquoise edges of Emerald Pool, surrounded by lush trees and distant hills in Krabi, Thailand.

15. Swim in the Emerald Pool Deep in the Khlong Thom Rainforest

The Emerald Pool's vivid turquoise-green color comes from mineral-rich hot spring water flowing through the jungle. A short boardwalk leads from the park entrance to the main pool. Go early (before 9am) to swim before the tour groups arrive and the pool gets crowded.

15. Swim in the Emerald Pool Deep in the Khlong Thom Rainforest

The Emerald Pool's vivid turquoise-green color comes from mineral-rich hot spring water flowing through the jungle. A short boardwalk leads from the park entrance to the main pool. Go early (before 9am) to swim before the tour groups arrive and the pool gets crowded.

Families and tourists swim and relax along the turquoise edges of Emerald Pool, surrounded by lush trees and distant hills in Krabi, Thailand.

Bright turquoise waters of Blue Pool (Sa Nam Phet) surrounded by lush green forest in Krabi's Khlong Thom District under natural daylight.

16. Swim in the Electric-Blue Waters of the Blue Pool

A 10-minute walk beyond the Emerald Pool, the Blue Pool is deeper, cooler, and even more intensely colored. The mineral concentration gives the water an otherworldly electric-blue hue. Swimming is permitted here and the pool sees fewer visitors than its famous neighbour.

16. Swim in the Electric-Blue Waters of the Blue Pool

A 10-minute walk beyond the Emerald Pool, the Blue Pool is deeper, cooler, and even more intensely colored. The mineral concentration gives the water an otherworldly electric-blue hue. Swimming is permitted here and the pool sees fewer visitors than its famous neighbour.

Bright turquoise waters of Blue Pool (Sa Nam Phet) surrounded by lush green forest in Krabi's Khlong Thom District under natural daylight.

A jungle thermal stream with turquoise water running over natural stone pools and rocks, surrounded by lush trees and vegetation in Khlong Thom Hot Springs, Krabi.

17. Soak in the Jungle Hot Springs at Khlong Thom

A series of natural geothermal pools along a jungle stream, the Khlong Thom Hot Springs make a relaxing addition to an Emerald Pool day trip. The pools range from warm to very hot, and the setting beside a rocky jungle stream is genuinely scenic.

17. Soak in the Jungle Hot Springs at Khlong Thom

A series of natural geothermal pools along a jungle stream, the Khlong Thom Hot Springs make a relaxing addition to an Emerald Pool day trip. The pools range from warm to very hot, and the setting beside a rocky jungle stream is genuinely scenic.

A jungle thermal stream with turquoise water running over natural stone pools and rocks, surrounded by lush trees and vegetation in Khlong Thom Hot Springs, Krabi.

Front entrance of Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea) in Krabi, Thailand, with two large tiger statues flanking the ornate temple building under a partly cloudy sky.

18. Climb 1,237 Steps to the Top of Tiger Cave Temple

Krabi's most iconic temple sits atop a steep limestone peak reached by 1,237 steps. The climb takes 30 to 45 minutes, but the 360-degree view over Krabi Province from the golden Buddha at the summit is one of the region's finest. Start before 8am to avoid the heat.

18. Climb 1,237 Steps to the Top of Tiger Cave Temple

Krabi's most iconic temple sits atop a steep limestone peak reached by 1,237 steps. The climb takes 30 to 45 minutes, but the 360-degree view over Krabi Province from the golden Buddha at the summit is one of the region's finest. Start before 8am to avoid the heat.

Front entrance of Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea) in Krabi, Thailand, with two large tiger statues flanking the ornate temple building under a partly cloudy sky.

Emerald stream with small waterfalls flowing through dense jungle, with wooden platforms and cave entrance at Than Bok Khorani National Park, Krabi.

19. Kayak Through Cave Tunnels in Than Bok Khorani National Park

This coastal national park northwest of Krabi Town protects mangroves, limestone caves, and emerald-green streams. The signature experience is paddling through cave tunnels into hidden lagoons, making it one of Krabi's most memorable half-day adventures for active travelers.

19. Kayak Through Cave Tunnels in Than Bok Khorani National Park

This coastal national park northwest of Krabi Town protects mangroves, limestone caves, and emerald-green streams. The signature experience is paddling through cave tunnels into hidden lagoons, making it one of Krabi's most memorable half-day adventures for active travelers.

Emerald stream with small waterfalls flowing through dense jungle, with wooden platforms and cave entrance at Than Bok Khorani National Park, Krabi.

Person sitting on the rocky edge of Dragon Crest Mountain, overlooking a lush green valley and limestone karsts with a sweeping panoramic view in Krabi, Thailand.

20. Trek to Dragon Crest Mountain for Andaman Sea Views

The Dragon Crest trail near Ao Nang climbs through dense jungle to a rocky summit with sweeping views over limestone islands and the Andaman Sea. The hike takes 2 to 3 hours return and is best suited to fit travelers. Bring plenty of water and go early to avoid the midday heat.

20. Trek to Dragon Crest Mountain for Andaman Sea Views

The Dragon Crest trail near Ao Nang climbs through dense jungle to a rocky summit with sweeping views over limestone islands and the Andaman Sea. The hike takes 2 to 3 hours return and is best suited to fit travelers. Bring plenty of water and go early to avoid the midday heat.

Person sitting on the rocky edge of Dragon Crest Mountain, overlooking a lush green valley and limestone karsts with a sweeping panoramic view in Krabi, Thailand.

💡 Local tip

For inland trips like the Emerald Pool and hot springs, combine them into one day trip. They're in the same Khlong Thom district, about 45 minutes from Krabi Town by minivan or taxi.

Culture & Local Experiences

Beyond beaches and jungle, Krabi has a handful of genuinely interesting cultural and community experiences that make for a different kind of day out. These are particularly good options for travelers who want more depth, families with younger children, or anyone who's already ticked off the big nature highlights.

Traditional wooden buildings with thatched roofs and longtail boats line the riverside at Koh Klang Village, Krabi, under a partly cloudy sky.

21. Explore Koh Klang's Traditional Muslim Fishing Village

A short boat ride from Krabi Town, Koh Klang is a working fishing village where visitors can cycle through rice paddies, watch batik-making, and join longtail tours through the mangroves. It offers an authentic look at rural southern Thai life that contrasts sharply with the beach resorts.

21. Explore Koh Klang's Traditional Muslim Fishing Village

A short boat ride from Krabi Town, Koh Klang is a working fishing village where visitors can cycle through rice paddies, watch batik-making, and join longtail tours through the mangroves. It offers an authentic look at rural southern Thai life that contrasts sharply with the beach resorts.

Traditional wooden buildings with thatched roofs and longtail boats line the riverside at Koh Klang Village, Krabi, under a partly cloudy sky.

Three elephants standing calmly near a thatched wooden structure in a green sanctuary with forest background and dirt paths.

22. Spend a Morning at Krabi Elephant Sanctuary

One of the most responsible wildlife encounters in southern Thailand. Rescued elephants roam freely in a forest setting, and visitors observe, feed, and bathe with them without riding. Half-day programs are available and should be booked in advance, especially in high season.

22. Spend a Morning at Krabi Elephant Sanctuary

One of the most responsible wildlife encounters in southern Thailand. Rescued elephants roam freely in a forest setting, and visitors observe, feed, and bathe with them without riding. Half-day programs are available and should be booked in advance, especially in high season.

Three elephants standing calmly near a thatched wooden structure in a green sanctuary with forest background and dirt paths.

Interior of the Khao Khanab Nam caves in Krabi, with stalactites, stalagmites, and a daylight opening onto trees at the far end. AI representation.

23. Take a Longtail Boat to the Khao Khanab Nam Caves

Krabi Province's twin limestone mountains, rising from the Krabi River, are the symbol of the region. A short longtail ride from Krabi Town delivers you to caves holding ancient stalactites and human skeletal remains. The boat ride alone, through the mangroves, is worth the trip.

23. Take a Longtail Boat to the Khao Khanab Nam Caves

Krabi Province's twin limestone mountains, rising from the Krabi River, are the symbol of the region. A short longtail ride from Krabi Town delivers you to caves holding ancient stalactites and human skeletal remains. The boat ride alone, through the mangroves, is worth the trip.

Interior of the Khao Khanab Nam caves in Krabi, with stalactites, stalagmites, and a daylight opening onto trees at the far end. AI representation.

⚠️ What to skip

National park entry fees apply separately to many of these destinations, including the Four Islands area, Phi Phi Leh, and Koh Rok. Confirm with your tour operator whether fees are included in the quoted price before booking.

FAQ

What is the best day trip from Krabi?

It depends on your priorities. For iconic scenery, a Phi Phi Islands speedboat tour visiting Maya Bay and Pileh Lagoon is the standout. For something quieter, Koh Hong or the Emerald Pool in Khlong Thom are excellent alternatives with fewer crowds.

How do you get to Railay Beach from Krabi for a day trip?

Shared longtail boats depart from Ao Nang Beach and from Krabi Town's Chao Fah Pier. The trip from Ao Nang takes about 15 to 20 minutes. Boats generally run during daylight hours and may leave when full. Check fares at the ticket kiosk on the day as prices can vary.

Can you visit Koh Lanta as a day trip from Krabi?

Yes, but it's a long day. Speedboats from Ao Nang take about 1.5 hours each way. Focus on one area, such as the Old Town and national park lighthouse, rather than trying to cover the whole island. A two-day stay gives you a much more relaxed experience.

Is Maya Bay open for day trips from Krabi?

Maya Bay has reopened after its coral rehabilitation closure, but visitor numbers are capped and access is by boat tour only. The bay also has a reported annual closure period around August and September, though exact dates can change. Check with your tour operator for current access rules before booking.

What day trips from Krabi are best in the rainy season?

Sea conditions can make boat trips uncomfortable or cancelled during the monsoon (May to October). Inland options like Tiger Cave Temple, the Emerald Pool, Khlong Thom Hot Springs, and the Khao Phanom Bencha waterfalls are more reliable during wetter months and are often less crowded.

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