Top 15 Amazing Things to Do in Halong Bay other Than Cruise [2025 Updated]

Whether you prefer a seaplane flight for aerial views or a floating village visit for cultural insights, Halong Bay offers something for every budget. For those planning to explore Halong Bay without a cruise, we’ve curated these 15 exciting activities beyond the typical cruise.  

No matter if you are seeking more flexibility, need more economical options, or have short schedules, this article brings you the latest updates on a bucket list to try out other than cruising, along with suggested itineraries and FAQs to enjoy the bay to the fullest.

1. [NEW] Dine in Style at Dragon Pearl Cave

• Address: Vung Duc Cave Complex, Cam Pha District, Quang Ninh Province
• Price: From US$56 per person
• Opening hours: 17:15 - 20:30, pre-booked only

Set within the enchanting 150-million-year-old Dragon Pearl Cave overlooking Bai Tu Long Bay, this is Vietnam’s first-ever immersive dining and artistic experience offering a one-of-a-kind journey where mystical limestone formations meet ancient legends in perfect harmony. 

The majestic view inside the Dragon Pearl Cave

This exclusive event blends gourmet dining with two captivating live art shows (except on Mondays), transforming the ancient cave into a grand stage that celebrates both the legendary heritage and the majestic nature of Halong Bay, a sensory experience unlike anywhere else in Vietnam.

Enjoy the extraordinary performances while savoring your meal.

How to book

To ensure the best experience, the number of guests is limited, typically 200 guests for banquet seating, 200 for standing, and 200 for theater-style arrangements. Let’s contact us for more information or book this extraordinary experience directly at (+84) 35 335 3566, or resa.hangngocrong@apccorporation.vn.

2. Enjoy Thrills at Sun World Halong Park

• Address: No. 9 Halong Street, Bai Chay Ward, Ha Long City, Quang Ninh Province
• Price: US$6 - $24 per person
• Best for: Families with kids, Groups of friends, Young couples

Among the abundant things to do in Halong City, Sun World Park has made the list as one of the top recreational complexes. This amusement park is widely loved by domestic and international travelers, with its spacious zones and a variety of activities suitable for all ages. 

Sun World Halong Park with various thrilling rides and attractions

Sun World Ha Long includes 03 main zones: Dragon Park, Typhoon Water Park, Queen Cable Car & Mysterious Hills. Visitors can enjoy adrenaline-pumping roller coasters, explore a Japanese garden, or take a scenic cable car ride. It is especially great for tourist groups who are not cramped for time and want to have a fun day out in the sun. 

Note:

• Ticket prices are subject to change at different periods of the year, and there is an additional surcharge on weekends.
• Book tickets on the official website halong.sunworld.vn/en or through a trusted agency only.

3. Uncover Limestone Caves & Hidden Chambers

• Entrance fee: US$1.5 - 2.5 per person
• Places to visit: Thien Cung Cave, Dau Go Cave, Ba Hang Cave, Me Cung Cave, Trinh Nu Cave, Tien Ong Cave, etc.

Halong Bay is famous for its islets, caves, and grottos that took thousands of years to form. Each unique natural feature has its own story and legends told by locals that attract visitors from all over the world. Still, most cruises on Halong Bay usually cannot take you through the hidden, secluded caves due to the size difference.

Despite this, do not miss out on the magnificent illuminated caves and hidden coves of distinct shapes and sizes on your visit. Halong Bay features over 10 caves open to visitors amid thousands of islands and islets, plenty to spark your imagination. While the iconic caves like Sung Sot (the largest), Thien Cung, and Dau Go are must-sees, you can also ask locals to discover hidden, lesser-known spots for a more unique experience, even without a cruise.

Halong Bay has many stunning limestone caves that are worth exploring.

>> Feel interested, discover more about the 9 famous caves in Halong Bay.

These 04 main travel routes in Halong Bay include highlight caves with different sightseeing fees below:

How to book

The best way to explore these caves is by booking short boat trips that last around 4 - 6 hours directly at Halong International Harbor or Tuan Chau Harbor.

Price typically ranges from US$26 - 57/ sharing boat and US$50 - 200/ charter boat (already includes the sightseeing fee).

All in all, always remember to follow the safety procedures, as the inside of the caves might be slippery or not exposed to sunlight.

Note: Most day boats visit only one or two caves due to time limits; it’s not possible to explore all caves on a short trip.

4. Soar Over Halong Bay on a Scenic Seaplane Flight

• Price: From US$99 per person
• Operation time: 9:00 to 16:50
• Departure area: Villa T7 Tuan Chau Commercial Urban Area, Tuan Chau Ward, Ha Long City

If you want to see Halong Bay from a unique perspective, a seaplane tour is an extraordinary experience worth checking out. During the 25-minute flight, you will get the chance to immerse yourself in the beauty of Halong Bay from above, with thousands of islands and islets scattered beside the Gulf of Tonkin. The incredible view also covers beaches, lagoons, and towering sea cliffs, offering a breathtaking panorama that you simply can’t get from a cruise. For those looking for something other than a cruise, this aerial adventure provides a thrilling and once-in-a-lifetime alternative.

Scenic flight over the breathtaking Halong Bay

A scenic flight in Halong Bay departs from and ends at Tuan Chau Marina. Departure times are varied with 50-minute interval, so you can choose the option that best fits your schedule.

>> Check full details here and plan your flight schedule.

The price for a scenic flight is slightly higher than for other activities, but flying on a seaplane over Halong Bay is something to cross off your bucket list. You can book directly with the main provider, Hai Au Aviation, or BestPrice Travel to get a better rate.

You Might Also Like: Seaplane from Hanoi to Halong

Some tourists might be interested in flying on a seaplane flight transfer from Hanoi to Halong Bay, an unforgettable one-hour ride for the entry level at US$340. Let’s save the lifetime experience to admire aerial views of the Red River Delta and the iconic limestone karsts of Halong Bay.

Contact us to book your flight!

5. Kayak Through Limestone Karsts & Hidden Lagoons

• Price: US$2 - $4 per person
• Where to try: Luon Cave, Tung Sau Pearl Farm, Vung Vieng Village, Cong Do
• Best for: Nature lovers, Active travelers, Families with kids (4+ years old)

Kayaking is one of the must-try activities in Halong Bay and is included in almost all cruise packages, but still possible for those who don’t book a cruise tour. This unique and exciting excursion allows you to paddle through the islands and explore the best of Halong & Bai Tu Long's natural beauty, especially areas that large cruises cannot reach.

Kayaking is one of the most recommended activities to try in Halong Bay.

You can discover the charms of water caves and grottos - what makes Halong Bay so popular - at a close distance while enjoying the sea breeze and fresh air. This activity is relaxing and calming, which will make you forget all about the hustle and bustle. Do not hesitate to try it out, as you will be given clear instructions before embarking on your excursion.

How to book

Book short boat trips that include the kayaking destinations directly at Halong International Harbor/Tuan Chau Harbor (US$26 - 57/sharing boat, US$50 - 200/charter boat).

If you feel that booking a kayak experience by yourself is too complicated, you can consider booking a cruise because most of them include a kayaking experience.

>> Curious about this activity? Here is the Ultimate Kayaking Guide for first-time travelers.

6. Go Rock Climbing in Cat Ba’s Towering Cliffs

• Price: From US$48 per person
• Where to try: Butterfly Valley, Moody Beach, Three Brothers Wall, Dau Be Island
• Type: Deep Water Solo, Rope/Lead Climbing, Multi-pitch climbing
• Level: 4+ to 7c+ (Beginner to Advanced)

Halong Bay might be known for its spectacular natural caves and enjoyable tourist entertainment services. But adventure seekers would be excited knowing that rock climbing is quite an unusual thing to do, other than cruising. Spend a day discovering the climbing path, sit on top of a bay, and take in the panoramic view that makes Halong Bay a world-famous attraction. 

Rock climbing is hard to do, but very rewarding.

Here are some of the climbing operators in Cat Ba that you may be interested in:

There are thousands of limestone islands, so there is something for everyone regardless of their experience level. The most important thing to keep in mind is always to seek help and guidance from a local! This way, you will not only be able to explore the best climbing paths, but you will also be assured of having a safe vacation!

>> For adventure lovers, consider Halong Bay & Cat Ba rock climbing on your next Vietnam trip.

7. Visit Floating Villages & Try Fishing Like a Local

• Price: US$2 - $6 for a kayaking/ rowing boat
• Where to try: Cua Van, Vung Vieng, and Ba Hang Village
• Great for: Families with kids, Culture vultures
• How to visit: Access by day boat travel on Halong Route #3 and #4

Halong Bay is renowned for its magnificent natural sights of caves and various entertainment activities that attract millions of international and domestic tourists every year. Many people would be surprised to find out that Halong is also home to some floating villages that play a crucial part in the culture and daily life. Local people do all kinds of work in these floating villages every day. They also welcome tourists to come and explore their daily life in such unique conditions. Their authenticity remains despite the rapid rise of tourism development.

Explore the serene floating Villages and learn about local life.

Besides meeting locals with an integrated lifestyle and a long-standing history of culture, you can also immerse yourself in the surrounding mountainous scenery. Engaging with friendly local villagers and getting a head start on fishing in the waters is another fun activity to try. You will be surprised at the skillful fishermen who use different methods to catch fish. This provides intimate insight into the traditional culture of Vietnamese fishermen.

After all, this experience will leave you feeling whole and impressed - the true meaning of traveling outside of your comfort zone. It would be an incredible opportunity to explore traditional values and admire the unique sights of Vietnam. Why don't you include this activity in your travel itinerary?

8. Cycle Through Scenic Trails on Cat Ba Island

• Price: US$1/ hour, US$4/ day
• Where to try: Cat Ba National Park, Viet Hai Village
• Great for: Couples, Groups of Friends, Active travelers

Biking in Halong is one of the best ways to freely explore what Halong Bay has to offer. You can stop at any place you are interested in and also admire the natural surroundings. Biking trails on Cat Ba Island offer an unforgettable way to soak in its diverse natural landscapes. Whether you ride along the coastal road with sweeping views of the sea or venture inland through the jungle-covered trails of Cat Ba National Park, the scenery is both dramatic and serene. You'll also encounter friendly locals going about their day, all at a pace that lets you truly connect with the island’s character.

Cycling around and discovering the tranquil Cat Ba Island

It is highly recommended to include Viet Hai Village during your bike journey. Located 18km away from Cat Ba Island, this tranquil village, surrounded by high mountains and the jungle, provides a peaceful oasis from the hustle and bustle and tourist crowds. While cycling around the village, tourists can get fresh air in the serene ambiance of the Northern Vietnam countryside and visit rural houses.

Viet Hai Village maintains its integrated traditional beauty while also welcoming tourists keen on learning about the culture. Exploring the primitive beauty of Vietnamese nature as seen in many villages of Vietnam on an off-the-beaten-track path is an experience to remember.

How to get there

• Option 1: Book a Cat Ba cruise that includes Viet Hai Village in the itinerary (bike rental and guided tour included).
• Option 2: From Cat Ba town, take a boat or ferry to Viet Hai Port (US$6 - $8/ pax), then rent a bike at the village entrance (available on-site or pre-arranged through tour providers).

9. Trek through Cat Ba National Park’s Wild Trails

• Entrance fee: US$6.5 per adult
• Trekking tour price: From US$20 per pax for a day tour

Cat Ba National Park is one of the top trekking destinations in Vietnam, attracting nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts with its rich biodiversity, dense jungle trails, and dramatic limestone landscapes. Located about 50 km from Hai Phong city, the park spans both land and marine areas, offering a rare combination of coastal and forest ecosystems.

Trekking in the lush forests of Cat Ba National Park and admiring the scenery from the peak

For trekkers, the park’s appeal lies in its variety of trails, from short, scenic walks to full-day jungle treks that lead to panoramic viewpoints like Navy Peak, the highest at 300 meters. Along the way, hikers can spot rare flora and fauna, including the endangered langur, native orchids, and tropical birds. The rugged terrain, thick forest canopy, and occasional limestone caves provide an adventurous and immersive experience.

How to get to Cat Ba National Park

• Tuan Chau Harbor - Gia Luan Harbor
  • Public ferry (US$3 - $4): 45 - 60 minutes
  • Speedboat (US$7 - $10): 30 minutes
• Gia Luan Harbor - Cat Ba National Park
  • Taxi or motorbike (US$2 - $8): 15 - 20 minutes

>> For more details, please check this Infinite Guide for Trekking in Cat Ba Island.

10. Discover How Pearls Are Cultivated in Halong

• Entrance fee: Free
• Boat tour price: From US$26 per person (4-hour trip)
• Things to do: Swimming, kayaking, shopping

Pearl farms might not be what tourists think about at first when visiting Halong Bay in recent years, but they offer one of the most unique and enriching cultural experiences in the area. If you have a couple of days to spare, keep yourself occupied with this interesting activity, which is Vietnam’s oldest traditional craft.

At Tung Sau Pearl Farm, you’ll get to witness the entire pearl-making process, from oyster cultivation in the calm bay waters to delicate grafting, harvesting, polishing, and crafting elegant jewelry. The experience showcases the precision and artistry of skilled local artisans, offering a rare look into the long-standing tradition of pearl farming in Vietnam.

Pearl-farming is a long-standing traditional culture in Halong Bay.

11. Relax in Style on a Private Island

For those seeking tranquility and privacy during their Halong Bay getaway, staying on a private island offers a truly unique experience. Unlike cruises or mainland hotels, a private island retreat gives you exclusive access to secluded beaches, peaceful surroundings, and a slower pace of life. It’s the perfect choice for couples, families, or anyone looking to unwind away from the crowds. With a private beach, tailored activities, and undisturbed natural beauty, it’s all about enjoying your own space in paradise, completely without a cruise.

Have time for yourself at the private and natural islands in the bay

Many private island resorts in Halong Bay offer high-end facilities, from beachfront villas and spa services to fine dining and water sports. It’s a truly unique way to immerse yourself in Halong Bay’s charm, and also a great alternative if your cruise is cancelled due to storms.

Here are some of the top private island getaways:

Note: The price is calculated per room, per night.

12. Sip Coffee with Scenic Views of Halong City

Though Halong's food and beverage scene might not be as blooming as Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, it is great to hit the streets after a busy day and get a drink at one of the scenic coffee shops while enjoying the view of Halong. Several highly-rated cafes are worth visiting, so you should not worry about finding a place to lounge in the city.

Explore our suggestions or browse around to find your ideal cafe shop. You might find something that perfectly fits your taste.

Sky21 Bar & Lounge

• Address: 21st floor, FLC Grand Hotel, 16 Nguyen Van Cu, Halong City
• Price range: From US$6/ drink
• Opening hours: 17:00 - 24:00/ 1:00 AM

Sky21 Bar & Lounge, perched atop the FLC Grand Hotel in Halong, is a chic rooftop destination offering unparalleled views of the city. Its stylish ambiance sets the stage for savoring expertly crafted cocktails, fine wines, and a selection of delectable bites.

As the sun dips below the horizon, Sky21 becomes the ideal spot to enjoy breathtaking sunsets while indulging in an unforgettable experience. Perfect for romantic evenings or lively get-togethers, the bar provides a vibrant yet relaxed atmosphere.

Sip a cup of coffee and enjoy the gorgeous view of Ha Long from above

La Luna Coffee Ha Long

• Address: Monaco Hill, 780 Ha Long Street, Bai Chay, Halong City
• Price range: From US$3/ drink
• Opening hours: 7:30 - 22:00

La Luna Coffee Halong offers a unique experience, blending the charm of Dalat with the coastal vibe of Halong. This café is like a mini Dalat, featuring lush greenery, wooden decor, and a cozy, rustic atmosphere that transports visitors to the Central Highlands.

Nestled on a hill, it provides panoramic views of Halong Bay and the city, creating a serene retreat for coffee lovers. Whether enjoying a morning coffee or indulging in a sweet treat, La Luna’s tranquil space and stunning scenery make it a must-visit destination.

La Luna Coffee offers many pretty corners for those who like taking pictures

Lighthouse Halong Complex

• Address: 01 Ki Quan Street, Bai Chay, Halong City
• Price range: From US$3 - $7 for a combo drink + sightseeing fee
• Opening hours: 8:00 - 23:00

55.5m high, the Sun World lighthouse is one of the oldest lighthouses in Vietnam, put into use by the French in 1899. By buying the sightseeing ticket, you will have a free drink and access to the elevator to the top of the lighthouse. At the summit, you can enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views of the bay and Bai Chay City.

Nearby, a small café kiosk offers cool drinks, including iced coffee, juices, herbal teas, and fresh coconut, perfect for relaxing. The vibe is laid-back and local: sip on your drink, admire the view, and enjoy a quiet moment away from the busy town center.

Admire the panoramic view of Halong Bay from the 55.5m Lighthouse Halong.

13. Explore Local Vibe at Halong Night Market

• Address: Sun Carnival Square, Bai Chay, Halong City
• Price: From US$1 - $6 per item
• Opening hours: 15:00 - 24:00

Visiting a Halong night market is the best way to dive into the heart of Halong’s local culture. This vibrant market is a haven for street food lovers and night owls wanting to experience a slice of authentic Vietnamese life after dark.

Halong Night Market is ideal for those who like shopping and cuisine.

Wander through rows of colorful stalls where the smoky aroma of grilled seafood fills the air. You’ll find freshly grilled oysters, squid, scallops, fried spring rolls, banh mi, and sweet coconut snacks, all served hot and at wallet-friendly prices. It’s a great chance to try local flavors in a casual and lively setting, a refreshing contrast to the fine dining typically found on cruises.

But the night market offers more than just food. It’s also a great place to shop for souvenirs, including handmade accessories, Halong-themed T-shirts, ceramics, local dried goods, and traditional toys. If you’re traveling with kids, there are fun fair-style games and toys scattered throughout the market area.

Tip: Bring small cash and be ready to bargain politely, it’s part of the fun!

>> For a deeper dive into the city's after-dark scene, check out our guide on Things to Do in Halong Bay at Night.

14. Conquer Bai Tho Mountain - Legendary Viewpoint

Note: Unfortunately, since 2020, this hiking path has been closed to the public for conservation purposes.

For adventure and nature lovers, discover Bai Tho Mountain and see Halong Bay in a different light. Step out of the picturesque beaches and tourist overnight cruises scene of the renowned Halong Bay boat tour. Bai Tho Mountain is the spot for curious travelers. Standing on top of the mountain, visitors are rewarded with a panoramic view of the tiny Halong City and a fresh atmosphere.

Bai Tho Mountain used to be one of the best spots for sightseeing

15. Try Scuba Diving & Snorkeling

Note: This service is temporarily unavailable due to environmental protection measures and limited water visibility.

Halong Bay is also a suitable place for people who expect to explore the fascinating underwater world. You can snorkel or scuba dive to see with your own eyes the tremendously diverse ecosystem, including both tropical evergreen biosystems and magnificent undersea life. 

The most impressive feature of Halong Bay is the coral reef ecosystem, which is around 120 hectares and has at least 100 species. Coral reefs are mostly seen in Cong Do Island, Van Gio Island, and Trai Cave, making them ideal places for snorkeling or scuba diving. You can see sparkling life under the sea and admire coral reefs displaying a myriad of colors at the bottom of Halong Bay. Snorkeling in the beautiful surroundings of Halong Bay is a unique opportunity and will create meaningful memories. 

The best time of the year to go snorkeling and diving in Halong Bay is from May to September, when the water temperature is warm enough.

>> Discover even more unforgettable experiences—Top 25 Fabulous Things to Do in Halong Bay [Never Miss].

Suggested 2-Day Halong Bay Itineraries Without a Cruise

For Families with Kids

This 2-day itinerary offers a well-balanced mix of relaxation and family-friendly entertainment with safety, convenience, and light adventure in mind. Start with a visit to Sun World Halong Complex, an ideal attraction for children and adults alike. On day two, embark on a short boat trip to Luon Cave, with calm kayaking suitable for kids. 

Day 1

• Check-in hotel in Bai Chay – From $35/night/family room

• Visit Sun World Halong Complex – From US$15/adult, US$10/child
• Seafood Dinner & Night Market stroll – From US$8 - 12/person

Day 2

• Short day boat to Luon Cave – From ~US$40/person (kayaking included)

Total est. Cost: From US$110 - $140/person (excluding transfer)

For Couples Seeking a Romantic Escape

Whisk your loved one away on a dreamy Halong Bay retreat designed for two. Begin with a stay at a secluded island resort, where you’ll wake up to ocean views and unwind with spa treatments or a dip in the infinity pool. As evening falls, share an unforgettable candlelit dinner in a hidden cave. The next day, drift through stunning limestone grottoes on a private boat, then linger over coffee by the sea. A perfect blend of romance, serenity, and breathtaking scenery

Day 1

• Stay at Vinpearl Resort on Reu Island – From US$110 - $150/night/room incl. breakfast
• Spa or poolside time – From US$25 - $40/person (optional)
• Romantic cave dining – From US$56/person

Day 2

• Private boat tour to Thien Cung, Dau Go – From $45 - 60/person
• Afternoon coffee at La Luna – From US$5 - 7/person

Total est. Cost: From $190 - 250/person (excluding transfer)

For Solo Travelers or Young Explorers

Let’s begin your journey with a scenic ferry ride to Cat Ba Island, then bike through winding jungle paths to the peaceful Viet Hai Village. Spend the night at a charming homestay and soak in the local vibe.

The next morning, hike to Ngu Lam Peak for sweeping views of the national park. Enjoy a laid-back lunch in Cat Ba Town before heading back to the mainland. Wrap up your trip with a sunset by the bay or a relaxing café stop in Bai Chay.

Day 1

• Speedboat/Ferry to Cat Ba Island – From US$3.2 - $10/person from Tuan Chau
• Cycle to Viet Hai Village – From US$4/ bike rental
• Overnight homestay or lodge – From US$15 - 30/night

Day 2

• Trek in Cat Ba National Park (Ngu Lam Peak) – From US$3/entrance fee, From US$20/person/guided tour (optional)
• Lunch in Cat Ba town – From US$5 - 7/person
• Speedboat/Ferry back to Halong – From US$6 - 10
• Sunset view at Bai Chay or café stop – From US$3

Total est. Cost: From US$75 - 100/person (excluding transfer)

No matter how you choose to discover Halong Bay, visiting this stunning destination is truly a must in your lifetime. If you ever need tips or support during your trip, we’re always here to help.

Note: Price reference for 2025. You can book in groups or buy combos for lower prices.

FAQs

1. What is the best time to visit Halong Bay without a cruise?

The best time is from October to April, when the weather is cool and dry, making it perfect for hiking, kayaking, and sightseeing. May to September is warmer and ideal for water activities, but be cautious of occasional storms.

2. How do I get around Halong Bay without joining a cruise?

You have several flexible options:

• Motorbike rental: Ideal for exploring Halong City or Cat Ba Island at your own pace.
• Taxi or Grab: Convenient for short trips within Halong City and the surroundings.
• Electric shuttle buses: Available in tourist areas, such as Bai Chay, for easy sightseeing.
• Bicycle: Great for Cat Ba Island or Viet Hai Village, peaceful, scenic, and eco-friendly.
• Ferry, speedboat, or day boat: Use these to reach nearby islands (Cat Ba, Nam Hai) or take short excursions to caves and floating villages.

3. Can I visit islands and caves on a short trip or day tour?

Yes! Many islands and caves in Halong Bay are accessible via day boat tours or private charters, so you don’t need to join an overnight cruise. 

Popular options include Luon Cave (kayaking), Thien Cung Cave (walking path), Sung Sot Cave (via Titop Island stop), and Cua Van Floating Villages (bamboo boat).

4. Are there any budget-friendly things to do in Halong City?

Absolutely! Halong City offers numerous enjoyable experiences that don’t require a large budget, especially if you’re traveling independently or want to spend a day on land. Here are some great low-cost (or even free) options:

• Visiting Quang Ninh Museum (US$2 entry) 
• Explore the Night Market (US$1 - $6/ item)
• Sipping coffee at a Halong cafe (US$3 - $5/drink)
• Stroll along Halong Marina or Bai Chay beach promenade (Free)

5. Are there any unique off-the-beaten-path experiences?

Yes. Here are some activities that bring you closer to local life, raw nature, and active adventures:

• Cycle to Viet Hai Village: Ride through jungle trails to reach a fishing village accessible by boat and bike.
• Rock Climb in Butterfly Valley: Try sport climbing or deep water soloing in one of Vietnam’s best climbing spots.
• Hike Cat Ba National Park: Trek to Ngu Lam Peak for sweeping jungle views.
• Stay on Nam Cat or Monkey Island: Spend a night in a rustic beachfront bungalow with beach activities right at your doorstep.
• Visit Tung Sau Pearl Farm: Learn how pearls are cultivated and crafted at a working pearl farm.

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