Ipoh Travel Guide – Everything That Makes Ipoh A Must-Visit City In Malaysia

You must make it a point to travel to Ipoh if you want to see another side of Malaysia!

Ipoh, Perak’s capital city may not be as famous as its “neighbors”, Kuala Lumpur, Penang or Cameron Highlands:

But as one of the most populated cities in Malaysia, Ipoh has a lot to be proud of!

There are a lot of Ipoh attractions to be explored, especially if it’s your first trip to Ipoh!

Table of contents:

• History
• Ipoh White Coffee
• Famous Food
• Ipoh Dim Sum
• Famous Biscuits (Souvenirs)
• Top Cafe
• Top Things To Do
• Instagram-Worthy Spots
• Massage And Spa
• Where To Stay In Ipoh
• Shopping Malls
• Ipoh Nightlife
• How To Go To Ipoh
• Getting Around Ipoh
• Road Trips From Ipoh

History

Back in the late 19th century, the discovery of bountiful tin deposits in Ipoh let to the city’s rapid development!

Eventually even overtaking Taiping as the capital of Perak (often known as the silver state).

Chinese immigrants came over to seek their fortune and their influence and descendants can be found all over the city, even until today!

Within a century though, tin mining was no longer profitable as the value of tin went down:

And that in turn, caused many former tin miners to flee the city for better work prospects.

However, retirees and their descendants are now returning to open hawker stalls, cafes and all manners of food and hotel businesses in Ipoh!

Ipoh is essentially split into two by the Kinta River.

There’s the Old Town on the West, and the New Town on the East side.

Ipoh Old Town

The British previously had a strong influence in Ipoh too and you can see their mark in the colonial-style buildings left behind in Old Town.

Some notable landmarks and attractions on this side of Ipoh include:

• Ipoh Railway Station
• Town Hall

• Birch Memorial Clock Tower

• St Michael’s Institution

It’s possible to walk to all of these spots in a day if you take on the Ipoh heritage walk:

You can get a map from the Ipoh World website (a volunteer organization that aims to preserve Ipoh’s heritage).

Don’t forget to include these places into your walk:

• Concubine lane Ipoh
• Han Chin Pet Soo Museum

Other old buildings have been refurbished anew for the younger generations to enjoy and the older to reminisce.

Take the time to admire the transition as you explore Ipoh Old Town and Ipoh New Town!

Ipoh New Town

Way back in the early 1930’s (tin mining period), the wealthy Hakka miner, Yau Tet Shin developed the other side of Kinta river.

Dubbed New Town, this part of the city stretches from the east side of the river all the way to Ipoh Greentown.

Notable landmarks include:

• The Octagon serviced apartments
• Lou Wong Chicken Rice restaurant
• Ipoh Parade shopping mall
• Tong Sui Kai (Dessert street)

It’s clear that tourism and not tin, is now the main driver of Ipoh’s development!

Now, let’s move on to what people normally travel to Ipoh for:

Make sure to include some of these into your itinerary for Ipoh!

Ipoh White Coffee

Firstly, we have to talk about the coffee that has made Ipoh world-famous!

Try a cup of authentic Ipoh white coffee at any of these Ipoh kopitiams!

Have it served cold or hot:

1. Kedai Kopi Sin Yoon Loong

A favorite among locals and tourists, they’re supposedly the founder of Ipoh White Coffee!

It is very busy here in the morning!

• Address: 15a, Jalan Bandar Timah, 30000 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
• Opening hours: 6am to 5:30pm every day except on Sundays (6am to 1pm)
• Contact: +605-241 4601
• Second branch: Medan Bendahara 2, Taman Taiping, 31650 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
• Halal: No

2. Kedai Kopi Nam Heong

Another renown stop for Ipoh white coffee, Nam Heong has been in business for many years too!

• Address: 2, Jalan Bandar Timah, 30000 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
• Opening hours: 7am to 5:30pm
• Contact: +6012-588 8766
• Second Ipoh branch: Nam Heong Food Court, Solo Ipoh at Blok B, 2-14 Soho Ipoh, Jalan Sultan Iskandar Shah, 30000 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
• Halal: No

3. Chang Jiang White Coffee

In contrast to the other two white coffee spots, this one resembles a hipster cafe more than a typical Ipoh kopitiam:

• Address: 7 Jalan Windsor, 30250 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia
• Opening hours: 8am to 6pm
• Contact: +605-253 8896
• Halal: No

And now, the highlight of any Ipoh trip!

Famous Food

Secondly, there’s the food – bean sprout chicken, kai se hor fun, and salted herbal chicken are food that Ipoh is famous for!

1. Ipoh Taugeh (Beansprout) Chicken Rice (nga choi kai  in cantonese)

To go with the poached free-range chicken, are short and crunchy bean sprouts which owe their texture to the limestone-rich water around Ipoh!

Silky hor fun (long flat white rice noodles) instead of rice will accompany the chicken and sprouts!

These two are the most famous chicken rice outlets in Ipoh new town:

1.1. Ong Kee Bean Sprouts Chicken Restaurant

1.2. Restoran Tauge Ayam Lou Wong

There are other places to have chicken rice that are less touristy. See our guide on Ipoh chicken rice.

2. Salted Chicken by Aun Kheng Lim

Delicious juicy salted chicken with a slight herbal flavor. They are packed ready to takeaway for dinner after your Ipoh trip or you can get the frozen version if you wish!

There are other places to get the famous Ipoh salted chicken if you want more options!

3. Shredded Chicken Ho Fun (Gai Se Hor Fun)

Ipoh’s ubiquitous staple and food icon –  gai se hor fun!

This is a broth with hor fun noodles typically made from chicken soup and some prawn oil on top.

Other common ingredients include:

• shredded bits of chicken meat
• a couple of small prawns
• some beansprouts thrown in
• chopped spring onions as garnish.

3.1. Restoran Thean Chun

Parking is extremely difficult to find here and you will have to wait for a table and the food.

Crowded but you will not be disappointed once you taste the food!

Get a caramel custard and pork satay to go with your gai se hor fun too!

3.2. Restaurant Moon De Moon

Usually packed with customers going for the gai se hor fun and curry mee! The iced Ipoh white coffee here is worth a try too!

Come early in the morning and enjoy a hearty local breakfast in Ipoh!

Other Ipoh Food Related Articles To Read:

• 13 Best Chinese Restaurants In Ipoh
• 15 Best Vegetarian Restaurants In Ipoh
• 15 Best Western Restaurants In Ipoh

Ipoh Dim Sum

You can try some on the last day of your Ipoh trip if you wake up early enough!

It’s excellent motivation to start the day early!

There are dozens of dim sum restaurants in Ipoh!

So, if you want to have dim sum for dinner or pork-free dim sum, that will not be an issue at all!

Famous Biscuits

Take biscuits, coffee powder or handmade crafts back home to remember your amazing travel to Ipoh!

These souvenirs from Ipoh are bound to delight the receiver!

1. Hiong Peah

A crispy and flaky outer shell hides a sweet and sticky filling inside.

Get them fresh out of the oven at Ipoh!

1.1. Yee Hup Hiong Peah

Yee Hup’s sealed packets of hiong peah can be bought mostly anywhere in Malaysia now but:

You can get a fresh packet straight from the main branch in Ipoh!

Address (HQ): 7, Jalan Sri Ampang, Taman Ipoh Jaya, 31350 Ipoh, Perak

2. Meat Floss Biscuits

There are two places in Ipoh that do justice to this type of pastry:

2.1. Guan Heong Biscuit Shop

Get your hands on the freshly baked pastries from Guan Heong!

Their must-try flaky meat floss biscuits are almost-spherical and have a lotus paste filling with meat floss.

• Address: 160, Jalan Sultan Iskandar, 30000 Ipoh, Perak
• Contact: +605-2412399 / +6017-5736277

2.2. Ching Han Guan Biscuit Shop (钟汉元饼铺)

Biscuits here are also made right at the shop!

The star in their Chinese pastry selection are the meat floss biscuits with lotus paste!

• Address: 145, Jalan Sultan Iskandar Shah (Hugh Low Street), 30000 Ipoh, Perak
• Contact: +605-254 5126

3. Kaya Puffs

Kaya puffs are a local favorite all over Malaysia.

The flaky triangular pastries containing kaya (sweet coconut jam made with eggs and pandan leaves) are baked to perfection at these locations!.

3.1. Sin Eng Heong

On weekends and public holidays, you must ready yourself for the long queues!

People come for their homemade kaya puffs which is their signature pastry!

• Address: No. 64, Jalan Mustapha Al-Bakri (Jalan Clare), 30300 Ipoh, Perak
• Contact: +605- 243 9659, or +6012-453 4596

3.2. QunKee Biscuits or 权记饼家 or Khuen Kee

You’ll have the opportunity to sample a good egg tart as well as kaya puff here!

Note: The kaya puffs here are drier and flakier than the ones at Sin Eng Heong.

• Address: No 164, Lebuh 3, Kg Simee, 31400 Ipoh, Perak
• Contact: +605-546 4273

4. Ipoh Peanut Candy

Ipoh peanut candy is slightly salted. Many souvenir shops in Ipoh now stock these highly addictive treats!

Hipster Ipoh Cafe

Cafe culture is just as prevalent in Ipoh as it is in Penang or Kuala Lumpur.

In fact, close to Kong Heng Square is an entire street with excellent Western cafes in a row:

1. Patisserie BoutiQue

Charming French-themed cafe that sells Western, Local and Italian food as well as French pastries.

Try their Dutch baby pancakes!

Recommended dishes:

• Coffee
• Tiramisu
• Dutch baby pancake
• Duck alfredo
• Matcha cake
• Lychee cheesecake
• Salted egg croissant
• Sea salt chocolate lava cake

• Address: 103, Jalan Sultan Yusof, 30000 Ipoh, Perak
• Opening hours: 11am to 6pm (Closed on Wednesdays)
• Contact: +6014-9019268
• Remarks: Pork free

2. Aud’s by JJ Cafe

The interior may come off as shabby chic which doesn’t appeal to everyone:

But they have some really creative beverages and tasty food here!

Recommended dishes: 

• Pesto pork burger
• Brownie with ice cream
• Avocado smoothie – they have a few types
• Avocado coffee
• Ice cube coffee
• Eggs Benedict
• Pulled pork sandwich
• etc

• Address: 97, Jalan Sultan Yusof, 30000 Ipoh, Perak
• Opening hours: 10am to 6pm (Closed on Mondays)
• Contact: +605-246 1310

Other worthy hipster Ipoh cafes scattered across Ipoh.

Best Things To Do In Ipoh

Food is not the only Ipoh attraction!

Ipoh is surrounded by gorgeous limestone hills and you probably won’t fail to notice them (unless it’s a particularly hazy day):

This unique geographical feature is the backdrop for many cave temples and recreational parks!

And even a couple of five-star resorts!

1. Perak Cave Temple (霹雳洞)

Perak Cave Temple is an impressive Buddhist temple set against some limestone hills.

The cavernous main hall is cool to walk in with a large Buddha statue that you will not fail to notice!

If you’re fit enough:

You can take on the staircase that takes you to the top of the hill for a rewarding view of the surroundings!

2. Sam Poh Tong

Sam Poh Tong will entrance you with its beauty and tranquil atmosphere.

Admire the garden, exquisite temple architecture and feed some fruit to the tortoises kept at the back of Ipoh’s oldest Buddhist temple!

3. Kek Lok Tong

Like Sam Poh Tong and other cave temples in Ipoh:

Kek Lok Tong makes use of the natural limestone formations in its architecture.

For a breath of greenery, head outside to the vast garden at the back of the temple.

Best to go in the morning when it’s cooler!

4. The Haven

It’s hard to imagine that there’s a luxurious 5-star resort right in Ipoh! 20 minutes away from Ipoh city center.

You will certainly not regret a night’s stay here.

5. Banjaran Hot Springs Retreat

Another 5 star hotel in Ipoh:

Banjaran Hot Springs Resort has its own on-site massage and spa center coupled with some hot pools in a beautiful setting:

Here’s where you can enjoy Ipoh fine dining with scenery too!

6. Sunway’s Lost World of Tambun

A smaller but equally fun version of Sunway Lagoon in Kuala Lumpur:

Lost World of Tambun packs a lot into their theme park!

• Miniature Zoo
• Night park
• Hot springs
• Water slides and a large wave pool
• Fun fair rides
• etc

In Tambun, you can also find a certain citrus fruit:

7. Tambun Pomelo

Called pomelo, this local fruit grows exceptionally well here because of the limestone hills!

The best place to buy them is closer to the actual plantations – Tambun and Ampang.

If you want to learn more about how they are grown as well as their many uses:

You can take a tour at a plantation:

Tambun Pomelo GoChin Agro Farm:

Address: 158258A, Jalan Ampang Tambun, 31400, Ipoh, Perak

And not to forget Ipoh’s rich tin mining history! And by rich, we mean literally.

8. Heritage Museums And Galleries

Back in the 90s, Ipoh grew by leaps and bounds owing to the its huge tin deposits.

Until today, you can still see relics of that past in museums and galleries around Ipoh Old Town:

8.1. Han Chin Pet Soo

Tours are free with an expected donation of RM10 per person goes towards maintaining the building.

The interesting tours are run by a non-profit volunteer group called Ipoh World.

You cannot go in without first booking a tour online with Ipoh World.

• Address: 3, Jalan Bijeh Timah, 30100 Ipoh, Perak
• Opening hours: 9:30am to 3:30pm (Closed on Mondays)
• Contact: +605-241 4541

Next to Han Chin Pet Soo is another museum that’s worth a look:

8.2. Ho Yan Hor Museum

Get a free tour to learn more about the man behind Ho Yan Hor – a well-known herbal drink that is famous in Ipoh.

Tastings are available too.

• Address: 1, Jalan Bijeh Timah, 30000 Ipoh, Perak
• Opening hours: 10am to 4pm (Closed on Mondays)
• Contact: +605-241 2048

Street murals pay homage to Ipoh’s history as well:

9. Ipoh Street Murals

If you just walk around Ipoh Old Town, you’re bound to bump into street art sooner or later.

Get a detailed map of all the murals from the Ipoh Tourists Information Center in Ipoh.

Address of Ipoh Tourists Information Center: Jalan Panglima Bukit Gantang Wahab, 31650 Ipoh, Perak

Some of which were painted by Ernest Zacharevic who also painted the wall murals in Penang’s Georgetown.

Here’s some of them:

• Old Town Relieves Nostalgia With Trishaw
• Hanging Kopi O Ikat Tepi
• A Yellow Hummingbird
• Kids Riding a Paper Plane
• An Old Uncle Drinking Coffee (Pictured below)
• Evolution (Tin mining Dredge)

And you can also find plenty of murals in this particular lane, aptly named:

Mural Art’s Lane:

Address: Jalan Masjid, Taman Jubilee, 30300 Ipoh, Perak

And not to mention, there is actually a surviving tin mining dredge, TT5 right outside the city!

10. TT5 Tanjung Tualang Tin Dredge

Come see a surviving tin mining dredge from Ipoh’s tin mining past!

Proceeds from the informative tours (in Malay) go to repairs of the dredge which is sinking slowly every year!

See the full list of Ipoh attractions and why it’s worth your while to make a trip to Ipoh!

Read more:

• 5 Best Hot Spring In Ipoh
• Qing Xin Ling Leisure & Cultural Village: Includes How To Buy Tickets & Things To Do

If you like photography:

Instagram-worthy Spots

There are some excellent Instagram-worthy spots that make capturing those Instagram shots all too easy!

Massage And Spa

After a long day, Treat your aching body to a relaxing massage at a massage parlor or spa in Ipoh!

• Thai Oasis (ICC Club)
• Ipoh Bali Hotel
• The Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat

Where To Stay In Ipoh

Ipoh Homestays

If you’ve got a big travel group, it’s more affordable to book a homestay in Ipoh rather than a hotel.

• Pause Ipoh – Beautifully renovated old single-story house:

• Jomstay – Octagon Suite 1 (Ipoh Town) – Well-equipped cozy apartment suite all to yourself!

Ipoh Boutique Hotels

Alternatively, stay at a boutique hotel in Ipoh – a fantastic start for your Instagram feed!

• M Boutique Hotel – good taste in decor!

• Bedrock Hotel – Extremely comfortable family suites!

Read More:

• 7 Budget Hotels In Ipoh
• 5 Private Pool Villas in Ipoh
• Hotel Excelsior Ipoh Review: Why This Classic Ipoh Hotel Is Still Thriving
• The Haven Resort Ipoh Review: Is This 5-star Hotel Worth Your Money?
• Ipoh Bali Hotel Review: Discover This Unique Bali-style Boutique Hotel With Spa
• Weil Hotel Ipoh Review: Check Out This 4-star Hotel When You’re In Ipoh
• MU Hotel Ipoh Review: Why You Should Consider This Hotel?

Ipoh Shopping Malls

Ipoh has more than enough shopping malls to explore.

• Ipoh Parade Mall – attached to Weil hotel
• Aeon Kinta City – local favorite!

Ipoh Nightlife

Ipoh does surprisingly have a nightlife albeit not as lively as in Penang or Kuala Lumpur!

A couple of night clubs come to life in the night:

And if dancing’s not your thing:

1. Atas Speakeasy

There are hidden elegant cocktail bars around Ipoh:

• Address: 183a, Jalan Sultan Idris Shah, Taman Jubilee, 30000 Ipoh, Perak
• Opening hours: 6pm to 1am (Closed on Tuesdays), closes an hour later on Friday and Saturday nights

And bountiful Western-style pubs to have a beer!

2. Bricks & Barrels

At this popular gastrobar, you can come early for a hearty Western meal and cheap beer during the happy hour!

Stay on for the live band and rowdy atmosphere if you wish!

This is one of the liveliest places in Ipoh after sunset!

• Address: 28-30, Jalan Lau Ek Ching, Kampung Jawa, 30300 Ipoh, Perak
• Operating hours: 4pm to 12am

Or if you prefer:

3. Fei Bo Snow Beer

You can have a beer by the roadside as the locals do!

This restaurant serves Chinese meals with large portions.

But their specialty are the chilled glasses with which they serve their smooth beer!

• Address: 8, Jalan Medan Ipoh 3, Taman Ipoh Timur, 31400 Ipoh, Perak
• Operating hours: 3:30pm to 11:30pm

Finally, here’s how you can get your own Ipoh trip started!

How To Go To Ipoh

Ipoh’s small airport has limited flights but the main link into and out of Ipoh is the North-South highway.

And there is the ETS train as well.

Unless you have time to make stops:

How To Get To Ipoh From Singapore

Driving from Singapore to Ipoh will take you from the south to north of West Malaysia.

Just do yourself a favor and take a flight!

1. Bus – ~9 hours’ journey
2. Flight – Shortest duration (1 hour) and most convenient
3. Train – No direct trains (Woodlands > Johor Bahru Sentral > Gemas > Ipoh) and >10 hours
4. Self-drive – 6 to 9 hours journey

If it’s not a weekend or public holiday:

How To Get To Ipoh From Kuala Lumpur

Driving is the quickest way to get to Ipoh from Kuala Lumpur.

Else, taking the train will let you avoid getting stuck in a jam!

1. Bus – Doesn’t stop close to Ipoh town.
2. Flight – None
3. Train – 3 hours by ETS from KL Sentral station. Most convenient way to avoid traffic!
4. Private car – ~RM200+ for a one-way trip
5. Self-drive – If there’s no traffic, it can take a little bit more than 2.5 hours. If there is traffic, then up to 4 hours+.

How To Get To Ipoh From Penang

Driving from Penang to Ipoh is the easiest way especially if you stay on Penang island and not the mainland.

1. Bus – Final stop is at Ipoh AmanJaya bus terminal (20 minutes’ drive from town)
2. Flight – None
3. Train – ETS takes 2 hours from Butterworth Penang. Convenient if you live in Butterworth.
4. Private car – ~RM200+ for a one-way trip
5. Self-drive – 2 hours with no traffic. Most convenient way to get to Ipoh from Penang Island.

How To Get To Ipoh From Cameron Highlands

Windy roads are inevitable if you want to get up to Cameron Highlands.

If you don’t want to drive, you can take the bus or a private car service.

1. Bus – Buses depart from Tanah Rata bus terminal to Ipoh AmanJaya bus terminal. Duration of 2 hours. Cheap fares.
2. Flight – None
3. Train – None
4. Private car – Most convenient way if you have the budget for it.
5. Self-drive – 2 hours with no traffic. Most convenient way if you have your own car!

When you finally find yourself in Ipoh:

Getting Around Ipoh

You can choose any of the following methods to explore Ipoh!

1. Hop off/ hop on bus

Only available on weekends, these buses have two routes called out-circuit & in-circuit. With Ipoh old town as the interchange stop between both circuits/routes.

Out-circuit stops:

1. Ipoh Old Town (Interchange Station)
2. Movie Animation Park Studios (MAPS)/ Terminal Meru
3. Ipoh Town Hall
4. Ipoh Parade
5. Lost World Of Tambun
6. Pomelo Orchard Farm
7. Sam Poh Tong
8. Gopeng Town
9. Kellie’s Castle
10. Silveritage Medan Gopeng
11. Panglima Kinta Mosque

In-circuit stops:

1. Ipoh Old Town (Interchange Station)
2. Movie Animation Park Studios (MAPS) / Terminal Meru
3. Ipoh Town Hall
4. Little India
5. Telekom Malaysia
6. Gerbang Malam (Night Market)
7. Ipoh Parade
8. Gerbang Malam Near Purple Cane
9. Octagon Shopping Centre (Yao Tet Shin Market)
10. Tai Wah / One Stop Accessories
11. Panglima Kinta Mosque

More details about the bus schedule and ticket price.

2. Self drive

This has the most flexibility but if you are coming during a public holiday, getting parking in old town can be a nightmare!

3. Car rental

It is possible to rent a car from the airport these days.

Car rental companies are on the rise in Ipoh!

Which makes the prices more competitive!

4. Taxi or Grab

Taxis are readily available at the airport, some hotels and shopping malls.

If you have the Grab App, getting a Grab car in Ipoh is pretty affordable and easy now!

5. Walk

This is only okay if you are starting your exploration from Ipoh Railway Station!

Otherwise you will suffer the heat!

6. Private Tour

If you don’t want to:

• Deal with parking
• Drive in an unfamiliar place
• Walk around in the heat
• Wait around for a taxi or bus

Then, hire a Ipoh day tour with RayTheTour.

This way, you get transport around Ipoh as well as a personal local guide to show you around!

Book by simply sending us a message on WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger!

Ipoh trip just about over?

Road Trips From Ipoh

There are so many places to explore outside of Ipoh!

It would be a shame not to include at least one on your way out of Ipoh:

Detour to the forgotten Scottish castle, Kellie’s Castle before you make your way up to Cameron highlands!

1. Kellie’s Castle

30 minutes out of Ipoh city is a gorgeous mansion that once belonged to a Scottish planter:

The unique architecture is reason enough to visit but besides this:

You will learn the story behind the incomplete construction!

Also not far from Ipoh is Gopeng:

Where you can try something a little more fast-paced – like white water rafting or caving!

2. Gua Tempurung

Approximately 40 minutes’ drive away from Ipoh:

Is the entrance to a magnificent cave system that is accessible to the public for an affordable entrance fee.

Gua Tempurung is a great jumping off point if you’ve never been caving before!

There are 4 different tours of various difficulty and duration that you can choose.

The longer tours will involve wading in the underground river in the dark inside the cave!

Truly an exciting and unique experience!

A popular extension to any Ipoh trip itinerary:

3. Cameron Highlands

It takes roughly 2 hours to drive from Ipoh to Cameron Highlands!

You will have little excuse to stay indoors as Cameron Highlands has plenty to offer for nature lovers:

Hiking, BOH tea plantations, farms, gardens, the mossy forest, etc.

You can also try having a typical steamboat Asian-style while in cooler temperatures!

Or you can explore the enchanting town of Taiping:

With its natural wonders like the mangroves and Bukit Larut!

4. Taiping

Perak’s former capital is roughly an hour’s drive away from Ipoh and not short of its own attractions!

Visit the Perak Museum, mangroves, a traditional charcoal factory in Kuala Sepetang, see fireflies and of course, the beautiful Taiping Lake Gardens!

You can spend half the day at Bukit Larut, otherwise known as Maxwell hill.

The highlight is the cooler temperature while being surrounded by nature!

Conclusion

You seriously get the best of both worlds in Ipoh with a good balance of urban and natural attractions!

Come for the food and stay for the natural beauty, laid back atmosphere and rich history!

It will certainly be a mistake to exclude time to travel to Ipoh from your Malaysia trip plans!

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