Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Chiang Mai Digital Nomad — 14 Days Working & Living in Thailand's Coolest City

Two weeks in Chiang Mai structured for people who need to work but refuse to stop living — the best co-working spaces, reliable Wi-Fi cafés, a functional daily routine, and enough adventure on evenings and weekends to make the whole thing feel like anything but work.

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14 days| Chiang Mai, Thailand| $900–$1,800 USD| 1 adult| Best: winter
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Trip highlights

  • 1Work from CAMP at Maya Mall or Yellow co-working
  • 2Elephant sanctuary half-day (doesn't disrupt work schedule)
  • 3Weekend motorbike loop: Doi Inthanon national park
  • 4Nimman neighbourhood as your office neighbourhood
  • 5Night market evenings, zero commute stress
$1,400USD total · 1 person

Daily spend

Day 1
$40
Day 2
$45
Day 3
$45
Day 4
$90
Day 5
$45
Day 6
$40
Day 7
$50
Day 8
$55
Day 9
$35
Day 10
$115
Day 11
$35
Day 12
$70
Day 13
$40
Day 14
$15

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Day-by-day plan

Day 1

Arrival & Setup Your Base

Wednesday, January 6

Est. spend

$40

per person

🌅 Morning

🚆

Arrive at Chiang Mai International Airport (CNX)

Chiang Mai International Airport

Grab from the airport to your accommodation — typically THB 100–150 ($3–4) to Nimman or Old City. Sort your SIM card at the arrivals hall: AIS or DTAC, 30GB for THB 299 ($9). Essential for working remotely.

💡

Book accommodation in Nimman Road area (Nimmanhaemin) — it's the tech neighbourhood, surrounded by cafés with reliable Wi-Fi, co-working spaces, and excellent food. The Old City is prettier but quieter for working.

1h$8

☀️ Afternoon

🎯

Set up your work base — Yellow co-working space

Yellow Co-working Space, Nimmanhaemin Soi 7, Chiang Mai

Yellow on Nimman Soi 7 is the best co-working space in Chiang Mai — fast internet (200Mbps+), standing desks, private booths, meeting rooms, and a café onsite. Day pass or monthly membership available.

💡

Day pass is THB 250 ($8). A monthly membership is THB 2,500 ($75) — if staying 2 weeks, buy 2 weekly passes at THB 800 each. Test the internet speed on Day 1 and have a backup café.

3h$8

🌙 Evening

🏛️

Nimman neighbourhood orientation walk

Nimmanhaemin Road, Chiang Mai

Walk Nimmanhaemin Road from Soi 1 to Soi 17 — understand the grid, find your favourite coffee shop, locate the two best convenience stores, and have khao soi at Khao Soi Khun Yai.

💡

Khao soi (Northern Thai curry noodle soup) is the dish. Khao Soi Khun Yai on Faham Road is famous — the Nimman-area version at Khao Soi Nimman (Soi 7) is equally good and closer.

2h$8

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Airport arrival

Thai · $5 · Airport khao tom (rice porridge) for THB 60 while waiting for bags.

☀️

Street lunch near co-working

Thai · $3 · Any street stall on Nimman Soi 7 — pad see ew or fried rice for THB 60–80.

🌙

Khao soi, Nimman

Northern Thai · $5

🚕CNX Airport → Nimman (Grab) · 15min$4
Day 2

First Work Day — Finding Your Rhythm

Thursday, January 7

Est. spend

$45

per person

🌅 Morning

🎯

Work session: CAMP Coffee, Maya Mall

CAMP Coffee, Maya Mall 5F, Nimmanhaemin Road

CAMP at Maya Mall is legendary among Chiang Mai nomads — free Wi-Fi with any purchase, multiple power outlets at every seat, open 24 hours, and a McDonald's on the same floor for convenience. Intellectually this is the 'airport lounge' of Chiang Mai co-working.

💡

Buy a café au lait or smoothie (THB 120) and it covers your seat for the session. The morning 8am–12pm window is the quietest — nomads arrive later. Power outlets under every table.

4h$4

☀️ Afternoon

🎯

Afternoon co-working at Yellow or Punspace Nimman

Yellow Nimman or Punspace Nimman, Chiang Mai

Move to Yellow for the afternoon if you need faster speeds or a quieter environment. Punspace Nimman is the second-best co-working in the city — more community events, startup-oriented.

💡

Alternate between CAMP (café atmosphere, good for creative work) and Yellow (professional, good for calls and focused work). Both have excellent internet.

4h$8

🌙 Evening

🍜

Nimman Saturday Walking Street or One Nimman

One Nimman, Corner of Nimmanhaemin and Huay Kaew Road

One Nimman (the outdoor mall at the top of Nimman) has evening pop-up markets, live music, and the best street food in the neighbourhood. Easy walking distance from most nomad accommodation.

💡

The Nimman area food trucks rotate weekly. The sticky rice and grilled pork from the market entrance are consistently excellent.

2h$12

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Ristr8to coffee breakfast

Specialty coffee · $5 · Chiang Mai's best coffee — barista champion quality. Two locations on Nimman, opens at 8am.

☀️

Work lunch at desk or market

Thai · $4 · The Nimman market food stalls operate 11am–2pm. Budget THB 80–120 for a full plate.

🌙

One Nimman evening market

Thai street food · $8

🚶Walking distance within Nimman · Self-paced
Day 3

Work Day + Evening Temple Walk

Friday, January 8

Est. spend

$45

per person

🌅 Morning

🎯

Morning work block — 4 hours focused

Co-working of choice, Nimman area

The rhythm: 8am start, 4-hour focused work block before the afternoon heat arrives. Ristr8to coffee at 7:45am, work session by 8am.

4h$4

☀️ Afternoon

🌊

Afternoon swim + second work block

Your accommodation pool, Nimman

Many Nimman guesthouses and hostels have pools — a 30-minute swim at 1pm breaks up the day and makes the afternoon work session more productive. Back to the desk by 2:30pm for the second work block.

💡

If your accommodation doesn't have a pool, Nimman has several gyms with day passes (THB 100–150) including pool access. This is the routine that makes 2 weeks feel sustainable.

5hFree

🌙 Evening

🏛️

Doi Suthep Temple at dusk

Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, Chiang Mai

The golden temple on the mountain above Chiang Mai — 20 minutes from Nimman by Grab. The city view at sunset is one of the best in Thailand. Easy evening trip that doesn't disrupt the work day.

💡

Grab there (THB 150), songthaew back (THB 50 shared). The temple closes at 6pm — arrive by 4:30pm for the golden light and the sunset view.

2h$10

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Coffee and fruit bowl

Café · $5

☀️

Quick lunch — Nimman market

Thai · $3

🌙

Huen Phen restaurant, Old City

Northern Thai · $10 · The best Northern Thai set menu in Chiang Mai. Go for the wooden dining room downstairs — the upstairs antique room is more atmospheric but slower service.

🚕Nimman → Doi Suthep (Grab) → Old City (Grab) → home · Various$8
Day 4

Half-Day Elephant Sanctuary (Weekend)

Saturday, January 9

Est. spend

$90

per person

🌅 Morning

🎯

Ethical elephant sanctuary — morning program

Mae Taeng District (sanctuary pickup from Nimman)

Elephant Jungle Sanctuary or Elephant Nature Park offer half-day programs that work perfectly for nomads — 8am pickup, back by 1pm, afternoon to work. Feed, bathe, and walk with rescued elephants.

💡

Book the Morning Program (8am–1pm) — this is the nomad-friendly schedule. THB 1,800 ($55) includes transport, lunch, and the full experience. Back at your desk by 2pm.

5h$60

☀️ Afternoon

🌊

Afternoon work session or rest

Co-working or accommodation, Nimman

After the sanctuary, your afternoon is free. Work if you need to, or take it as a proper rest day — you'll have earned it.

4hFree

🌙 Evening

🍜

Chiang Mai Night Bazaar

Chang Klan Road, Chiang Mai

The covered night market near Chang Klan Road — good for souvenirs (silver, lacquerware, handwoven cloth), street food, and the best mango sticky rice in the city.

💡

The quality varies dramatically — look for stalls with handmade goods rather than mass-produced items. The best mango sticky rice is at the Ton Pho restaurant near the bazaar entrance.

2h$15

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Early breakfast before sanctuary

Thai · $4

☀️

Sanctuary lunch (included)

Thai · $0 · Included in sanctuary package — usually a good Thai spread.

🌙

Night bazaar dinner

Thai street food · $12

🚕Sanctuary pickup → sanctuary → Nimman (included) · Various
Day 5

Work Day + Cooking Class Evening

Sunday, January 10

Est. spend

$45

per person

🌅 Morning

🎯

Morning work block — deep focus

Yellow or Punspace, Nimman

The weekday routine is simple: up at 7am, Ristr8to by 7:45am, co-working desk by 8:30am. By the time the heat arrives, you've done 4 hours of focused work.

4h$5

☀️ Afternoon

🎯

Work afternoon + errand run

Nimman area

The afternoon work block plus any admin — visa extension if needed at the immigration office (30-minute process), laundry pickup, grocery run at Rimping Supermarket.

💡

Rimping Supermarket (Nimman branch) has the best selection of fresh produce, imported foods, and western grocery items in Chiang Mai. Prices are 2x local market but worth it for familiar items.

4h$5

🌙 Evening

🎯

Thai cooking class — evening session

Asia Scenic Thai Cooking, Chiang Mai

Asia Scenic cooking class runs an evening session (5pm–8pm) — great for working nomads who don't want to sacrifice a morning. 4 dishes, market trip included, you eat what you cook.

💡

The evening class is smaller than the morning session. Learn green curry, pad see ew, tom kha, and mango sticky rice. Take notes — these are actually reproducible at home.

3h$28

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Ristr8to coffee

Specialty coffee · $4

☀️

Nimman market lunch

Thai · $3

🌙

Cooking class dinner (what you cooked)

Thai · $0 · Included in class — the best dinner of the week because you made it.

🚶Walking within Nimman · Self-paced
Day 6

Longer Work Day + Old City Evening

Monday, January 11

Est. spend

$40

per person

☀️ Afternoon

🎯

Full work day — 8 hours

Yellow Co-working, Nimman

Some days you need to put the hours in. The Chiang Mai environment makes this more bearable — comfortable desk, excellent coffee, and the knowledge that Thailand is outside when you're done.

💡

Pack a Nimman market lunch at your desk. Take a 20-minute walk at noon. Finish by 5pm with discipline.

8h$10

🌙 Evening

🏛️

Old City exploration — Tha Phae Gate to Wat Chedi Luang

Tha Phae Gate, Chiang Mai Old City

The moat-enclosed historic centre of Chiang Mai — Tha Phae Gate, the Sunday Walking Street, and Wat Chedi Luang's 15th-century chedi. Easy 2km walk that costs nothing.

💡

If it's Sunday, the Walking Street (Wualai Road) is on — 1km of handicrafts, silk, and street food. Go between 5pm and 8pm for the best atmosphere.

2.5h$8

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Desk breakfast

Thai · $4

☀️

Market lunch at desk

Thai · $3

🌙

Old City dinner — Tong Tem Toh

Northern Thai · $10 · Tong Tem Toh on Nimman Soi 13 — the best-value sit-down Northern Thai restaurant. The sai ua (herbed sausage) is essential.

🚌Nimman → Old City (shared red truck, THB 30) · 10min$2
Day 7

Weekend — Doi Inthanon National Park Motorbike Loop

Tuesday, January 12

Est. spend

$50

per person

🌅 Morning

🏛️

Rent motorbike and ride to Doi Inthanon

Doi Inthanon National Park, Chom Thong District

Thailand's highest mountain (2,565m) is 90km south of Chiang Mai — a 2-hour ride through rice paddies and jungle. The summit is cold enough for a jacket. The twin Royal Chedis, the Karen hill tribe villages, and two magnificent waterfalls.

💡

Rent an automatic scooter from Nimman area (THB 200/day = $6). Leave by 7am — the summit is clearest in the morning before clouds arrive. Bring a rain jacket and one warm layer.

6h$20

☀️ Afternoon

🎯

Mae Klang and Wachirathan Waterfalls

Within Doi Inthanon National Park

Two stunning waterfalls within the national park — Mae Klang is wide and accessible, Wachirathan is taller and more dramatic. Both are a short walk from the road.

💡

The entry fee covers the whole park including both waterfalls and the summit. THB 300 per person ($9). Paid at the entrance gate.

2hFree

🌙 Evening

🍜

Return ride + dinner in Chom Thong town

Chom Thong town, Chiang Mai Province

Refuel the motorbike and yourself in Chom Thong before the return ride. The local market has excellent khao soi and grilled meats.

💡

Don't ride back in the dark if avoidable — the mountain road is fine but rural Thailand at night requires attention. Aim to return to Chiang Mai by 6:30pm.

1.5h$5

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Early market breakfast before ride

Thai · $4

☀️

Summit café — world's highest café in Thailand

Thai/café · $6 · The café at the summit sells excellent pumpkin soup and coffee — eat with a view of the clouds below.

🌙

Chom Thong market dinner

Thai · $5

🛵Nimman → Doi Inthanon → Chom Thong → Nimman (200km total) · 4h riding total$10
Day 8

Rest + Gentle Work Day

Wednesday, January 13

Est. spend

$55

per person

☀️ Afternoon

🎯

Slow morning, late start work session

Yellow or CAMP, Nimman

After the weekend ride, a slow morning is not optional. Sleep in, walk to Ristr8to at 10am, start work at 11am. Two focused hours are worth more than eight distracted ones.

5h$8

🌙 Evening

🌊

Thai massage — 2 hours

Nimman or Old City massage parlours

Chiang Mai has the best and cheapest genuine Thai massage in the country — a 2-hour full body massage for THB 350–500 ($10–15). Book a reputable place (Oasis Spa or Let's Relax for mid-range, any neighbourhood parlour for budget).

💡

Ask specifically for traditional Thai massage (nuad phaen boran), not the tourist oil massage. The latter is pleasant; the former actually works.

2h$14

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Late brunch

Café · $8 · The Good Society café (Nimman Soi 9) — excellent avocado toast and pour-over for a slow morning.

☀️

Quick lunch

Thai · $3

🌙

Rustic & Blue or Ginger Farm Kitchen

Modern Thai/farm-to-table · $18 · Ginger Farm Kitchen is the best value sit-down meal in Chiang Mai — farm ingredients, generous portions, outdoor seating.

🚶Walking within Nimman
Day 9

Productive Work Day + Chiang Rai Day Trip Planning

Thursday, January 14

Est. spend

$35

per person

☀️ Afternoon

🎯

Full productive work day

Yellow or Punspace, Nimman

Mid-trip full work day — you've found your rhythm by now. The routine works. Do the big thing you've been putting off.

💡

Use the Pomodoro technique: 25 minutes work, 5 minutes off, repeat. The Thai food stalls at lunchtime are 3 minutes from Yellow's door. Don't leave the neighbourhood for lunch.

8h$10

🌙 Evening

🎯

Plan and book Chiang Rai day trip for tomorrow

Anywhere with Wi-Fi — book through your guesthouse or online

Chiang Rai — White Temple, Blue Temple, Black House — is 3 hours north by bus or minivan. Book a private driver for the day (THB 1,800–2,000 for two people, more comfortable than the bus) or minivan from Arcade bus station.

💡

Private driver gives you control over timing — better for photography of the White Temple (morning light, before tour groups). Book the night before.

1hFree

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Ristr8to breakfast

Specialty coffee · $5

☀️

Nimman market lunch

Thai · $3

🌙

Su Casa, Nimman

Mexican-Thai · $12 · Chiang Mai's best Mexican restaurant. The nomad community comes here on Wednesdays — good for meeting other remote workers.

🚶Within Nimman
Day 10

Chiang Rai Day Trip — White Temple & Blue Temple

Friday, January 15

Est. spend

$115

per person

🌅 Morning

🏛️

Chiang Rai — Wat Rong Khun (White Temple)

Wat Rong Khun, 13km south of Chiang Rai city

The artist Chalermchai Kositpipat's ongoing 90-year project — a temple of pure white glass mosaic, still being built. The most surreal building in Thailand, possibly in the world. Surrounded by a moat of reaching hands.

💡

Arrive at 8am before tour buses. The entry is THB 100. Photography is allowed everywhere including inside the buildings (unusual for Thai temples). The detail in the mosaic requires close inspection.

2h$5
🏛️

Baan Dam (Black House Museum)

Baan Dam Black House, Chiang Rai

Artist Thawan Duchanee's life work — dozens of traditional Thai structures filled with dark art, animal bones, and black lacquerwork. The antithesis of the White Temple and equally extraordinary.

💡

THB 80 entry. The taxidermy and bone installations are genuinely unsettling — don't bring children who are easily disturbed.

1.5h$5

☀️ Afternoon

🏛️

Wat Rong Suea Ten (Blue Temple)

Wat Rong Suea Ten, Chiang Rai

The newest of the three — a vivid blue temple completed in 2016, with intricate naga serpents at the entrance and a white Buddha inside. Less famous than the White Temple, equally photogenic.

💡

Free entry. The inside of the dome has concentric rings of Buddhist murals in the same deep blue. Morning or golden hour is the best light for photography.

1hFree

🌙 Evening

🍜

Return to Chiang Mai — dinner out

Dash Restaurant, Nimman area

Back by 6pm from Chiang Rai. Dinner at Dash Restaurant (Nimman) — a splurge to celebrate the week's work.

2h$25

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Early hotel breakfast

Thai · $5 · Eat before departure — leave Chiang Mai by 7am for best temple light.

☀️

Chiang Rai night market lunch

Thai · $6 · The Chiang Rai Night Bazaar serves food from 11am. Excellent Shan (Tai Yai) cuisine — distinctive from standard Thai.

🌙

Dash Restaurant, Chiang Mai

Modern Thai · $25

🚕Chiang Mai → Chiang Rai (private driver) → Chiang Mai return · 3h each way$45
Day 11

Recovery Work Day

Saturday, January 16

Est. spend

$35

per person

☀️ Afternoon

🎯

Full work day — push output before the final weekend

Yellow or CAMP, Nimman

Two travel days take their toll. Day 11 is for pure output — catch up on anything that slipped, prepare for the final weekend adventure.

8h$10

🌙 Evening

🍜

Dinner with nomads — Woo Café or Warmup Café

Woo Café, Nimmanhaemin Soi 7 or Warmup Café, Nimmanhaemin Road

Chiang Mai has a genuine nomad community — Woo Café hosts informal meetups and Warmup Café (live music venue) draws the international crowd on Wednesdays and Fridays.

💡

Ask your co-working space if there are any scheduled nomad meetups — Punspace and Yellow both host weekly events.

2h$12

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Ristr8to breakfast

Specialty coffee · $5

☀️

Desk lunch

Thai · $3

🌙

Woo Café dinner

Thai/Western · $12

🚶Within Nimman
Day 12

Final Weekend — Doi Kham & Suthep Forest Walk

Sunday, January 17

Est. spend

$70

per person

🌅 Morning

🏛️

Morning forest walk — Doi Suthep-Pui National Park

Monk's Trail trailhead, near Chiang Mai University

A trail from the base of Doi Suthep through montane forest — orchids, hornbills, and cold air at altitude. The 2-hour Monk's Trail to the temple is the most atmospheric route.

💡

The Monk's Trail is free and starts near the Phra That Doi Suthep exit of Chiang Mai University campus. Uphill the whole way — 1 hour up, 30 minutes down. Bring water.

2hFree

☀️ Afternoon

🍜

Nimman farewell lunch at the rooftop market

One Nimman rooftop, Chiang Mai

The Nimman Art & Design walking street runs on Sundays — rooftop terrace of One Nimman, the best view of the Doi Suthep mountain and the city. Sit with pad thai and reflect.

2h$8
🏛️

Souvenir shopping — Nimman and Warorot Market

Warorot Market, Chang Moi, Chiang Mai

Final shopping: Warorot covered market for silk scarves, hand-woven cotton, and dried tea. Nimman boutiques for contemporary Thai design and art prints.

💡

Handwoven cotton from the hill tribes (Karen, Hmong) sold at Warorot is some of the best textile value in Southeast Asia. Prices are fixed at most stalls.

2h$30

🌙 Evening

🍜

Final dinner — Ginger Farm Kitchen

Ginger Farm Kitchen, Mae Rim Road, Chiang Mai

The last dinner in Chiang Mai should be at your best table — Ginger Farm Kitchen for fresh farm produce, generous portions, and the garden atmosphere that captures why Chiang Mai is the best city in Southeast Asia to live in.

2h$18

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Pre-hike café

Café · $5

☀️

One Nimman rooftop lunch

Thai street food · $8

🌙

Ginger Farm Kitchen farewell

Farm-to-table Thai · $18

🚶Walking + songthaew (THB 30) for market · Various$2
Day 13

Final Work Day — Wrap Up

Monday, January 18

Est. spend

$40

per person

☀️ Afternoon

🎯

Final focused work day

Yellow or CAMP — your choice

The last working day. Finish what you started, send what needs sending, close what can be closed. You will not be thinking clearly on departure day.

💡

Log your two weeks: word count, tasks completed, money spent, hours worked. Chiang Mai nomads routinely report their most productive months from this city.

8h$10

🌙 Evening

🍜

Night market farewell dinner

Wualai Walking Street (Saturday) or Tha Phae Gate (Sunday)

The Chiang Mai Saturday Walking Street (Wualai Road) if it's Saturday, or the Sunday Walking Street (Tha Phae Road) if it's Sunday. One last full market sweep.

💡

Buy your favourite Chiang Mai snack in bulk for the journey — the dried fruits from the Warorot market and the tea from the hill tribe collective travel well.

2h$12

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Ristr8to — one last time

Specialty coffee · $5 · You will miss this coffee.

☀️

Market lunch

Thai · $3

🌙

Walking street dinner

Thai street food · $10

🚶Within Nimman and Old City$2
Day 14

Departure Day

Tuesday, January 19

Est. spend

$15

per person

🌅 Morning

🚆

Early airport transfer — CNX

Chiang Mai International Airport

Chiang Mai Airport is 20 minutes from Nimman. Grab costs THB 100–150. Allow 2 hours for international departures.

💡

Book your Grab the night before if departing early — Chiang Mai Grab is reliable but morning availability can be slower than Bangkok.

1h$5

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Airport breakfast

Thai · $5 · Chiang Mai Airport has a decent food court — khao tom for a light start.

🚕Nimman → CNX Airport (Grab) · 20min$5

Before you go

📅 Best time to visit

November to February — cool, dry, clear skies. March–April is smoke season (burning of fields) which creates air quality issues particularly for those spending long periods outdoors or working with windows open. May–October: rainy season is fine for working indoors but outdoor activities are limited.

🛂 Visas

Most Western nationalities receive 30-day visa exemption on arrival. A 60-day Tourist Visa (TR) applied for at a Thai embassy before travel allows a full two-month stay — recommended for longer digital nomad stints. The TR is extendable once at Chiang Mai Immigration Office.

💱 Currency

Thai Baht (THB). 1 USD ≈ 35 THB. Monthly costs in Chiang Mai: accommodation THB 8,000–15,000 ($240–430), food THB 200–400/day ($6–12), co-working THB 800–2,500/month ($24–75). Total comfortable monthly spend: THB 30,000–50,000 ($900–1,500).

🆘 Emergency numbers

police: 191

ambulance: 1669

tourist-helpline: 1672

💬 Things you won't find in a guidebook

  • Chiang Mai has the best cost-to-quality ratio of any digital nomad city in Southeast Asia. You'll spend less here than in Bangkok, Bali, or any European city.
  • The internet infrastructure is excellent — True Move and AIS are both reliable for hotspot backup if co-working Wi-Fi is slow.
  • The nomad community is genuine and active — Punspace holds weekly events and the CM Nomads Facebook group is the best local resource.
  • Scooter rental is THB 150–250 per day for automatic bikes. An international licence is technically required; carry your home licence.
  • The 30-day visa can be extended once for 30 days at Chiang Mai Immigration (Promenada mall) for THB 1,900 ($55). 2-hour process, bring passport photos.

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