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Gorongosa Safari Packages 2026/2027: Africa's Great Comeback Story & Honest Prices

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Key Takeaways

  • Gorongosa National Park is one of the great conservation-restoration stories on Earth — a 4,067 km² park at the southern tail of the Great Rift Valley in central Mozambique, reborn since 2004 after near-total loss.
  • Its heart is the game-rich Lake Urema floodplain, where restored lion, elephant, buffalo and wild dog roam among some of Africa's densest waterbuck herds, and over 400 bird species have been recorded.
  • Mount Gorongosa — a rainforest-clad ecological island with the Murombodzi waterfall — and behind-the-scenes conservation and community experiences make it unlike any other safari.
  • Lodges are great value: community-run from ~US$150pp/night, mid-range tented from ~US$320, and intimate luxury from ~US$600+.
  • A 4-5 day safari runs from about US$1,500pp (value) to US$6,500+ (luxury); a 7-day flagship or coast pairing to US$9,000+. Best June-October (seasonal park). Pairs perfectly with the Mozambique coast, Kruger or Victoria Falls. We handle it all end to end.

What a Gorongosa Safari Package Costs

The quick answer: Gorongosa is one of Africa's most rewarding and meaningful safaris, and one of its better-value ones — community-run accommodation runs from around US$150 per person per night, and the intimate luxury camps from around US$600+ — with your lodge tier and whether you fly in or drive driving the price. Packages bundle accommodation, meals, game drives and activities, and Gorongosa is far more affordable than the fly-in concessions of Botswana or the private reserves of South Africa. We itemise every element in each quote — the flights or road transfers, lodges and rates by tier, activities and park fees — so you always know exactly what you are paying, with no hidden costs.

Gorongosa Pricing Building Blocks 2026/2027

  • Community-Run & Value Accommodation: US$150–280pp/night (Montebelo Gorongosa Lodge and value options — comfortable, characterful, and directly supporting the park)
  • Mid-Range Tented Lodges: US$320–500pp/night (comfortable tented camps with excellent guiding and lovely settings)
  • Intimate Luxury: US$600–900+pp/night (the park's exclusive expedition and luxury camps — refined comfort, exceptional guiding, deep immersion)
  • Flights to Beira + road transfer: scheduled flights to Beira, then roughly a 2–3 hour transfer to the park (often built into the package)
  • Light-aircraft charter to park airstrip: for a seamless fly-in experience, priced per person per hop
  • Park & conservation fees: usually included in packages or itemised per person per day
  • Peak Season Premium: highest rates and earliest sell-outs June–October (the dry season and full park access)

As complete, all-in packages, a 4-to-5-day Gorongosa safari typically runs from about US$1,500 to US$3,000 per person at the value end and US$3,500 to US$6,500+ per person at the luxury tier, while a 7-day flagship or a combined Gorongosa-and-coast journey runs from about US$3,000 to US$9,000+ per person — the range reflects lodge tier, transport and season. For the wildlife, the extraordinary story, the birding and the sense of witnessing something genuinely hopeful, Gorongosa delivers one of the most soulful and distinctive safaris in Africa, and remarkable value.

Why Gorongosa Is Africa's Great Comeback Story

Gorongosa National Park spans 4,067 square kilometres at the southern tail of Africa's Great Rift Valley, in the heart of central Mozambique — a place once counted among the finest wildlife areas on the continent, then all but lost, and now reborn. During Mozambique's long civil war the park lost the overwhelming majority of its large mammals. From 2004, an ambitious long-term partnership between the Mozambican government and a philanthropic restoration project began an unprecedented recovery — and today the park teems with life again. To visit is to witness one of the most inspiring conservation achievements of our age.

Its signature is the combination of a spectacular setting and a story that means something. The game-rich Lake Urema floodplain is the beating heart of the park, drawing enormous herds of waterbuck — among the densest concentrations anywhere in Africa — alongside buffalo, elephant, sable and reedbuck. Predators are back: lion prides are re-established and growing, wild dog have been reintroduced, and leopard and hyena hunt the mosaic of floodplain, fan-palm savanna and forest. With over 400 bird species and the cloud forests of Mount Gorongosa rising above the plains, the biodiversity is astonishing.

What sets Gorongosa apart for travellers is that its recovery was built with, not against, local people. The restoration invests deeply in the surrounding communities through health, education and sustainable-agriculture programmes, and many of your guides come from those very communities. A Gorongosa safari therefore offers something rare — superb wildlife and wild landscapes, and the chance to see and support a living model of what conservation can achieve when human and natural futures are woven together. It is a safari that genuinely leaves you hopeful.

The game-rich Lake Urema floodplain of Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique
The Lake Urema floodplain is the beating heart of Gorongosa, drawing some of the densest waterbuck herds in Africa.

Sample Gorongosa Itineraries with Real Pricing

Below are four real, bookable Gorongosa safari packages — a focused explorer, a classic, a full flagship, and a grand Gorongosa-and-coast journey — with transparent per-person pricing including transfers or flights, all-inclusive lodges, game drives, walking, birding and the conservation experience, and park fees. All prices are indicative 2026/2027 rates for double occupancy and include our full planning, booking and on-the-ground support.

4-Day Gorongosa Explorer

From US$1,500 to US$3,000+ per person (double occupancy, 3 nights, all-inclusive lodge, game drives and activities, transfers)

Day 1: Fly to Beira and transfer to Gorongosa (or fly in by charter); settle into your lodge and take an afternoon game drive as the floodplain softens in the evening light.
Day 2: A full day of game drives across the Lake Urema floodplain — waterbuck, buffalo, elephant and the chance of lion — with your community guide sharing the restoration story.
Day 3: A morning walking safari or birding drive, and an afternoon exploring the fever-tree forests and fan-palm savanna.
Day 4: A final morning activity, then transfer to Beira for your onward journey.

What's included: 3 nights all-inclusive accommodation, all meals, game drives, walking and birding, park and conservation fees, transfers.
Best for: Travellers who want the essence of Gorongosa — floodplain game, birding and the conservation story — in a focused first visit.

5-Day Gorongosa Classic

From US$2,000 to US$4,000+ per person (double occupancy, 4 nights, all activities and transfers)

Day 1: Arrive in Gorongosa; afternoon game drive as wildlife gathers toward the floodplain.
Day 2: A full day of game drives — the Lake Urema floodplain's waterbuck, buffalo, elephant, sable and predators.
Day 3: A morning climb toward the Murombodzi waterfall on Mount Gorongosa, into montane forest alive with butterflies and endemic birds; afternoon at leisure.
Day 4: A behind-the-scenes conservation experience and a birding drive or walk, learning how wildlife is monitored and communities are supported.
Day 5: A final morning game drive, then transfer to Beira for your onward journey.

What's included: 4 nights all-inclusive, all meals, game drives, walking, birding, the mountain hike and conservation experience, park fees, transfers.
Best for: Travellers who want a fuller, well-rounded Gorongosa safari blending wildlife, the mountain and the restoration story.

Mount Gorongosa rising above the savanna, Mozambique
Mount Gorongosa — a rainforest-clad ecological island with the Murombodzi waterfall, a completely different world from the plains below.

7-Day Gorongosa Flagship

From US$3,000 to US$9,000+ per person (double occupancy, 6 nights, all activities and transfers)

Day 1: Arrive in Gorongosa; afternoon game drive on the floodplain.
Day 2: A full day of game drives tracking the park's growing lion prides, buffalo and elephant across the Lake Urema floodplain.
Day 3: A guided walking safari in the morning and a birding drive in the afternoon, among the park's 400-plus species.
Day 4: A full-day exploration of Mount Gorongosa — montane forest, the Murombodzi waterfall and endemic birds — a different world above the plains.
Day 5: A behind-the-scenes conservation and community experience, meeting the science and community programmes that make Gorongosa unique.
Day 6: Further game drives and time to savour the floodplain and forests at the finest hours of light.
Day 7: A final morning activity, then transfer to Beira for your onward journey.

What's included: 6 nights all-inclusive, all meals, game drives, walking, birding, the mountain hike and conservation experiences, park fees, all transfers.
Best for: Travellers who want the fullest Gorongosa experience — floodplain game, the mountain, birding and the deep conservation story across the best of the park.

7-Day Gorongosa & Mozambique Coast Journey

From US$3,500 to US$9,000+ per person (double occupancy, 6 nights across the park and the coast, all transfers)

Day 1: Arrive in Gorongosa; afternoon game drive on the floodplain.
Day 2: A full day of game drives — waterbuck, buffalo, elephant and the chance of lion — and the restoration story.
Day 3: A morning on Mount Gorongosa or a walking safari, and an afternoon birding drive.
Day 4: Transfer to the Mozambique coast — the beaches of the south or, by connecting flight, the Bazaruto Archipelago.
Day 5: A day of pure Indian Ocean bliss — snorkelling, diving, a dhow cruise or simply the beach.
Day 6: More coast and ocean time — the perfect, restful counterpoint to the bush.
Day 7: A final morning by the sea, then transfer for your onward journey.

What's included: 6 nights across two areas (all-inclusive on safari, board basis on the coast), game drives and activities, coastal transfers, park fees, all transfers.
Best for: Travellers who want the ultimate Mozambique contrast — a meaningful bush safari and a dream beach finale in one journey.

When to Visit Gorongosa

Gorongosa is a genuinely seasonal park, and the dry and green seasons offer very different experiences — with park access itself shaped by the rains.

Dry Season (June to October) — Best Game Viewing & Full Access

Best for: the best game viewing, full park access, first-time visitors. As the rains end and the floodplain begins to dry, wildlife concentrates around the shrinking waters of Lake Urema, game viewing is at its best, roads are accessible, and the weather is warm and dry with clear skies. This is the window we recommend for a first safari focused on wildlife, and the peak time, so the best lodges book out well ahead. This is our top recommendation for a Gorongosa safari.

Green Season (December to March/April) — Lush Landscapes, Birding & Value

The rains bring a lush, beautiful landscape, superb birding with migrants present and many species breeding, and lower rates — a wonderful time for photography and value. However, access can be limited as some areas and roads become impassable, and the park typically closes for part of the wettest period. Because Gorongosa's calendar is truly seasonal, we always confirm current opening dates and conditions for your travel window and build your itinerary around the park's access, so you get the very best of it whenever you travel.

The Great Experiences — Floodplain Game Drives, the Mountain & Conservation

Gorongosa's magic lies in its range — floodplain game, forest and mountain, birds and big cats, and the living conservation story that runs through it all. Here are the experiences that define a great safari here, and how we weave them into your itinerary.

Lake Urema Floodplain Game Drives

Best for: the park's richest wildlife. The Lake Urema floodplain is Gorongosa's beating heart, drawing enormous herds of waterbuck, buffalo and elephant, and the park's growing lion prides. Game drives across the open plains, especially as the dry season concentrates wildlife around the water, deliver the finest viewing, with your community guide sharing the story of each species' return.

Walking Safaris

Best for: a deeper, ground-level connection. Step out of the vehicle with an armed, expert guide to read tracks and signs, learn medicinal plants, and experience the reborn landscape on foot. Early mornings are best, as the floodplain wakes to birdsong and cool light — a highlight for many guests and a wonderful complement to the drives.

Birding Among 400+ Species

Best for: a world-class birding destination. Gorongosa is a birding paradise, with over 400 recorded species across floodplain, forest and mountain. The Lake Urema wetlands draw pelicans, storks, herons and fish eagles, the forests shelter trogons and turacos, and Mount Gorongosa is home to the localised green-headed oriole. A specialist birding drive or walk reveals the park's astonishing avian diversity.

Mount Gorongosa & the Conservation Story

Best for: something no other safari offers. Climb through the montane forest of Mount Gorongosa to the Murombodzi waterfall, and go behind the scenes of one of the world's most ambitious restoration projects — its science facilities, its wildlife monitoring, and the community health, education and agriculture programmes at the heart of its success. It is an inspiring, hopeful counterpoint to the classic safari.

A guided walking safari with an armed expert in Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique
On foot with an armed expert guide, Gorongosa reveals its smaller wonders — and a deeper connection to this reborn landscape.

Where to Stay — The Best Gorongosa Lodges & Camps

Gorongosa's accommodation ranges from characterful community-run value to intimate luxury expedition camps, positioned to make the most of the floodplain and the park's remarkable setting. Here is how we match them to travellers, always choosing accommodation in the right spot for your itinerary and priorities.

Community-Run & Value — Montebelo Gorongosa Lodge

Comfortable, characterful and directly supporting the park. The main lodge complex offers comfortable rooms, a pool and restaurant, and easy access to the floodplain game drives, walking and mountain activities — a welcoming, well-run base that puts you at the heart of the restoration story at a very sensible rate. Ideal for travellers who want authentic Gorongosa without a flagship price tag, and who like knowing their stay supports the park. Rates from around US$150pp/night.

Mid-Range Tented Lodges

Comfortable tented camps with excellent guiding. A step up in style and intimacy, the park's mid-range tented options pair comfortable canvas suites and lovely settings with superb guiding and the full range of activities — game drives, walking, birding and the mountain. They strike the balance many travellers want: real comfort and a more immersive wildlife experience. Perfect for couples and discerning travellers. Rates from around US$320pp/night, all-inclusive.

Intimate Luxury — Exclusive Expedition Camps

The pinnacle of Gorongosa immersion. The park's exclusive expedition and luxury camps offer refined comfort in remote, beautiful settings, with exceptional private guiding and the deepest access to the wilderness and the conservation work. Small and intimate, they represent the finest way to experience Gorongosa — total immersion in the reborn wild. The choice for travellers seeking the very best. Rates from around US$600+pp/night, all-inclusive.

Community and conservation at the heart of Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique
Staying in Gorongosa directly supports the park — many guides come from the surrounding communities the restoration invests in.

How We Build Your Gorongosa Safari Package

We are a private Cape Town safari house that has followed Gorongosa's remarkable recovery and sent guests to Mozambique's great wild places for years. Every Gorongosa package we design is built on secured lodges and access, direct relationships, transparent per-person pricing with no hidden fees, and one team on the ground handling every element — the lodges, the fly-in or drive logistics, dry-season and park-calendar timing, and Mozambique coast or Kruger extensions. Here's how it works:

Step 1: Tell Us Your Vision

Which experience matters most — the floodplain game drives, the mountain, birding, or the conservation story? Which lodge tier suits you — community value, mid-range tented or intimate luxury? How long do you have, and do you want to pair Gorongosa with the Mozambique coast, Kruger or a Victoria Falls finale? Any special interests — birding, family travel, photography or a meaningful conservation-focused trip?

Step 2: We Secure Lodges, Access & Design

We check current park opening dates and availability across lodges, and coordinate flights to Beira or a charter to the park airstrip, and the moment you confirm we secure them first, because Gorongosa's best lodges sell out far ahead. We then send a detailed itinerary with a day-by-day breakdown and transparent per-person pricing: lodges and rates by tier, all activities, park and conservation fees, and every flight and transfer itemised. We time your trip for the dry-season sweet spot and the park's access. Everything is itemised — no surprises.

Step 3: We Book & Confirm

Once you approve, we handle all bookings directly: lodges secured, flights and transfers coordinated, park and conservation fees arranged, and logistics for any coast or cross-border extension organised. You receive a complete digital itinerary with confirmations, contacts, and our 24/7 WhatsApp support number.

Step 4: We Support You Door-to-Door

From the moment you land in Mozambique to your departure flight, we're your single point of contact. Want to add a few days on the Bazaruto beaches, or link to Kruger across the border? We arrange it. Keen to finish at Victoria Falls, or focus your trip on birding or the conservation work? We build it in. Flights or the seasonal calendar change your plans? We adapt. This is not an agent selling a brochure — this is a team that knows Mozambique personally, follows Gorongosa's story closely, and treats your trip as if it were our own family travelling.


Why Gorongosa Belongs on Every Serious Africa Safari List

There are few places anywhere that offer such a powerful combination of wildlife, wild landscape and meaning — the waterbuck and buffalo herds on the Lake Urema floodplain, the lion prides re-established and growing, the cloud forests and waterfall of Mount Gorongosa, and the living, hopeful story of a park brought back from the brink with the people who call it home. Gorongosa is Mozambique at its most soulful: a safari that stirs both the heart and the conscience. That it pairs so naturally with the beaches of the Mozambique coast makes it the wilderness heart of an unforgettable bush-and-beach journey.

Whether you come for a focused 4-day explorer, a well-rounded 5-day classic, a full 7-day flagship, or a grand Gorongosa-and-coast journey, we will design and run every step ourselves — securing your lodges and access, timing you for the dry-season game and the park's calendar, and supporting you from arrival to departure. Honest prices, expert community guiding, and the deep local knowledge that turns a safari into the trip of a lifetime.

Ready to plan your Gorongosa safari? Get in touch below, and we'll confirm current park dates and check live availability across lodges and flights, and send you a transparent, detailed itinerary and quote within 24 hours. Every package is tailor-made, every price is honest, and every trip is designed and supported by one team from arrival to departure.

Gorongosa Safari Packages

Africa's Great Comeback Story & Honest Prices

From a focused 4-day explorer to a grand 7-day flagship and a bush-and-beach pairing, these are real, bookable Gorongosa packages — with day-by-day itineraries, transparent per-person prices covering game drives, walking, birding and the conservation experience, and one team on the ground who design and run every trip themselves.

Frequently Asked Questions

Gorongosa is one of Africa's most rewarding and meaningful safaris, and happily one of its better-value ones — far more affordable than the fly-in concessions of Botswana or the private reserves of South Africa. Costs are driven mainly by your lodge tier and whether you fly in or drive. Accommodation ranges from the community-run Montebelo Gorongosa Lodge to comfortable tented options and the park's intimate expedition camps, and packages bundle accommodation, meals, game drives and activities. As a rough guide, community-run and value accommodation runs from about US$150 to US$280 per person per night, comfortable mid-range tented lodges from about US$320 to US$500, and the intimate luxury tier from about US$600 to US$900+ per person per night. As complete packages, a 4-to-5-day Gorongosa safari typically runs from about US$1,500 to US$3,000 per person at the value end and US$3,500 to US$6,500+ per person at the luxury tier, while a 7-day flagship or a combined Gorongosa-and-coast journey runs from about US$3,000 to US$9,000+ per person, depending on lodge tier, transport and season. This guide gives transparent per-person breakdowns for 4-, 5- and 7-day itineraries including transfers, lodges, activities and park fees.

Gorongosa National Park is one of the most extraordinary conservation-restoration stories on Earth. Proclaimed in 1960 and once among the finest wildlife areas in Africa, the park lost as much as 90–95% of its large mammals during Mozambique's long civil war. Then, from 2004, an ambitious long-term partnership between the Mozambican government and a philanthropic restoration project began an unprecedented rebirth — reintroducing and protecting wildlife, rebuilding infrastructure, and, crucially, investing in the surrounding human communities through health, education, and sustainable-agriculture programmes. Today lion, elephant, buffalo, wild dog and vast herds of waterbuck and antelope again fill the Lake Urema floodplain, over 400 bird species have been recorded, and the recovery accelerates each year. A Gorongosa safari is therefore unlike any other: you witness not just superb wildlife in a stunning setting, but a living, hopeful example of what conservation done with — not against — local people can achieve. It is a safari that genuinely means something.

Gorongosa's wildlife is recovering spectacularly, and while it is not (yet) a place of guaranteed Big Five sightings at every turn, its game viewing grows richer every year and its setting is sublime. The star of the show is the Lake Urema floodplain, where enormous numbers of waterbuck — one of the densest concentrations anywhere in Africa — gather alongside buffalo, elephant, sable, reedbuck, oribi and warthog. Predators are back: lion prides are re-established and growing, and wild dog have been successfully reintroduced, along with leopard and hyena. The park's mosaic of floodplain, fan-palm savanna and fever-tree and montane forest supports remarkable biodiversity, and it is a truly world-class birding destination with over 400 species, from the pelicans and fish eagles of the wetlands to the endemic green-headed oriole of Mount Gorongosa. Sightings take a little patience and reward the curious traveller, and expert local guides — many from the surrounding communities — bring both the wildlife and the restoration story vividly to life.

Yes — climbing Mount Gorongosa is one of the park's signature experiences and a completely different world from the plains below. The mountain is a rainforest-clad ecological island rising high above the savanna, vital to the park's water supply and rich in life found nowhere else. The trail winds up through montane forest alive with butterflies, endemic birds (including the localised green-headed oriole) and the sound of the Murombodzi waterfall, which tumbles in a series of beautiful cascades. Guided hikes range from a rewarding day walk to the waterfall to longer explorations for the fit and adventurous, always with an expert local guide who shares the mountain's ecology and its importance to the wider ecosystem. It is a wonderful complement to the floodplain game drives, adding forest, water and a sense of the park's astonishing range of habitats — and we build the right level of hike into your itinerary based on your fitness and interests.

Gorongosa lies in central Mozambique, and there are two main ways to reach it. The most common is to fly to Beira (Mozambique's second city, on the coast) via Maputo or Johannesburg, from where it is roughly a two-to-three-hour road transfer to the park — a straightforward and scenic drive through the Mozambican countryside. Alternatively, for a seamless luxury experience or to link with other destinations, light-aircraft charters can fly directly to the park's own airstrip. Some travellers also reach Gorongosa on an overland self-drive or guided road journey, often as part of a wider Mozambique or regional itinerary. Because the logistics — flights, transfers and the seasonal park calendar — need careful coordination, most guests find it far easier to have the whole trip arranged as a package. We handle every flight, transfer and timing so your journey to this remote, rewarding park flows effortlessly, and we advise on the best routing for your dates and any onward coast or cross-border plans.

The dry season, roughly June to October, is the prime and classic time to visit, and is when the park is fully open. As the rains end and the floodplain begins to dry, wildlife concentrates around the shrinking waters of Lake Urema, game viewing is at its best, roads are accessible, and the weather is warm and dry with clear skies. This is the window we recommend for a first safari focused on wildlife. The green season, roughly December to March or April, brings the rains: the landscape turns lush and beautiful, birding is superb with migrants present and many species breeding, and it is a wonderful time for photography and value — but access can be limited as some areas and roads become impassable, and the park typically closes for part of the wettest period. Because Gorongosa's calendar is genuinely seasonal, we always confirm current opening dates and conditions for your travel window and build your itinerary around the park's access, so you get the very best of it.

Yes — and it makes for a wonderful trip, because Gorongosa's inland wilderness pairs beautifully with a beach finale or a wider regional journey. The classic combination is bush and beach: a Gorongosa safari followed by a few days on the Mozambique coast — the Bazaruto or Quirimbas archipelagos, or the beaches of the south around Maputo and Inhambane — for diving, snorkelling, dhow cruises and pure relaxation on some of the finest beaches in the Indian Ocean. Gorongosa can also form part of a broader Southern African itinerary: it lies in the same lowveld ecosystem as South Africa's Kruger National Park (just across the border), and can be linked with Kruger, with Victoria Falls (a flight away), or with Malawi to the north. We design and operate every element — lodges, flights and transfers, park fees and cross-border logistics — as one seamless journey with transparent, per-person pricing, so a meaningful bush safari and a dream beach holiday flow together effortlessly.

As far ahead as you comfortably can, particularly for the peak dry season. Gorongosa's accommodation is limited and the best lodges and the intimate expedition camps are small, so they book out well ahead for the prime June-to-October window — we recommend confirming six to twelve months in advance for peak-season trips, and three to six months for shoulder dates. Because a Gorongosa itinerary depends on the seasonal park calendar and on coordinating flights to Beira or the park airstrip with lodge availability — and often pairs with a coast extension that has its own peak seasons — the whole trip is far easier to build well when you plan ahead. That said, we can and do arrange excellent shorter-notice safaris when lodges have space, and we will always check live availability and the current park opening dates honestly, and propose the strongest options for your dates and budget. When you confirm a package with us, we secure your lodges, flights and transfers immediately.

Exceptionally so — Gorongosa suits several kinds of traveller beautifully. For conscious travellers it is close to ideal: few safaris anywhere let you witness and directly support such an inspiring conservation and community story, and the behind-the-scenes conservation experiences add a hopeful, meaningful dimension you simply won't find elsewhere. For birders it is a paradise, with over 400 recorded species across floodplain, forest and mountain — a specialist birding drive or walk is a highlight. For families it can be wonderful, blending game drives with active experiences like the mountain hike, walking safaris, birding and conservation visits that genuinely engage older children and teenagers, and with the option of a beach extension to round off the trip. It is less about ticking off the Big Five quickly and more about immersion, story and stunning wild landscapes, which makes it perfect for repeat safari-goers wanting something different, and for travellers who want their trip to matter. We match lodge, activities and pace to exactly who is travelling.

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