Gokyo Lake Trek with Helicopter Return
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Gokyo Lakes Trek with Helicopter Return Summary
- Gokyo Trek with a Helicopter return: 9 Days duration
- Gokyo Lake Altitude: 5,360m/17,586 feet
- Trekking Hour: 6 Hours daily
- Hiking Group-Size: 1 – 12 People
- Meals on Trek: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
- Best Time to hike: March, April, May, October, November and December
- Trip Mode: Guest House
- Transportation: Helicopter / Plane
Overview
The Gokyo Lake Trek with Helicopter return trip is a moderate-difficulty route ranging from 4,600m to 5,100m, covering an area of 485 meters at the head of the Dudh Kosi River, descending from Cho Oyu mountain. There are 19 frigid lakes on the whole known as Gokyo Lakes, a sacred trip for both Hindu and Buddhist travelers.
Gokyo Lakes are popular for their clarity, with Thonak Lake being the largest. The picturesque village of Gokyo is nestled along the eastern shore of the lakes and provides accommodation in beautiful resorts, although it closes in winter due to extreme cold and heavy snowfall.
Furthermore, the Gokyo ridgeline, reaching up to 5,380 meters, offers breathtaking views of Mount Everest, Mount Makalu, Mount Lhotse, and Mount Cho-Oyu. The trek is popular for its stunning vistas and moderate to challenging routes.
The ideal trekking seasons for Gokyo Lakes are from March to May and September to November, when the weather is dry and skies are clear. Proper preparation, including suitable clothing, equipment, and a good level of fitness, is essential for this high-altitude trek.
Located in Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal, Gokyo Lakes are oligotrophic lakes situated at an altitude of 15,400–16,400 feet. Visitors can hike to these clear blue lakes, explore the world’s largest glacier, Ngozumpa, and enjoy the surrounding Everest Himalaya range.
How much does for Gokyo Lakes Trek with Helicopter return package cost?
The cost of the Gokyo Lake Trek with Helicopter Return package with a local agency ranges between US$ 2090 to US$ 2975. Indeed, this price figure includes the local transportation, accommodation, guide and Porter, food, permit and a helicopter sharing basis cost.
In addition, International group leaders will have discount deals for this gokyo valley trekking. For example, if you could bring 10+ travelers (except you) on your trip, you are treated as a group leader and you can do this trip on a 50% of discounts.
Likewise, for the comfort and deluxe / luxury trekking tour plan, we add a 3-5 star category hotel with a deluxe air-conditioned room in Kathmandu with breakfast.
It’s a comfortable trip package price for 9 days Gokyo valley trekking with a heli back to Lukla. If you are 2 tourists Gokyo lakes hike return by helicopter cost US$ 2480 for 9 days trek plan. We can modify the trek route and price as per your interest. Here is the price list for the Gokyo lakes hike.
Price Per Person for 9 days Gokyo Lakes trek with a Helicopter return package.
| Number of Tourist | Price Per Person |
|---|---|
| 1 Person | US$ 2975 |
| 2 Person | US$ 2480 |
| 3 Person | US$ 2398 |
| 4 to 6 person | US$ 2325 |
| 7 to 9 Person | US$ 2275 |
| 10 and more than 10 Person | US$ 2090 |
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Itinerary
Gokyo Lake Trek with Helicopter return itinerary details
Our hike to the Gokyo Ri and return with a helicopter trip is a comfortable journey for a week in the Himalayas. Its specific hike is intended for world explorers who wish to visit Gokyo lakes of the astounding mountain yet are confined time-wise. Voyagers who wish to reach the Gokyo valley trek quickly attempt then try this itinerary. If Gokyo valley trek itinerary does not suit you, ask us for a customized plan.
01 Day Arrival at Kathmandu valley (1,350m/4,429 feet). Transfer to hotel.Upon arrival in Kathmandu, Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), we will come to receive you with a private car to transfer you at the hotel Jampa in thamel Kathmandu or similar. Our representative will brief the Gokyo trek return with a helicopter travel plan.
We embark on an early flight from either Kathmandu to Lukla Airport or via Manthali Airport in Ramechap. Lukla, a quaint town serving as the gateway to Mount Everest, is where we meet with our team of porters. Upon touchdown at Lukla Airport, we head to a hotel for a hearty, delicious breakfast before commencing our trek towards Phakding village.
Nestled at an altitude of 2,610 meters, Phakding sits after a gentle ascent up the mountainside along the left bank of the Dudh Koshi river. Along the way, hikers pass through several Sherpa villages before arriving at the Phakding guest houses.
We traverse a path crossing streams and passing through the charming Monjo village. Our journey leads us to the Sagarmatha National Park office, where we fulfill the park entrance formalities. A brief stroll along the Khumbu valley’s riverbed brings us to the convergence point of the Dudh Koshi and Bhote Koshi rivers.
Our route continues as we cross the Edmund Hillary bridge, initiating a steep ascent toward Namche Bazaar. Along the way, captivating views of Everest (8,848m) and Mount Lhotse (8,516m) greet us. Nestled amidst mountain ranges on three sides, Namche Bazaar serves as a bustling hub offering a variety of food, trekking gear, and essential supplies.
From luxurious hotels to standard lodges, Namche Bazaar accommodates various preferences. Weather in this Sherpa town remains favorable, except during winter and summer however, it’s advisable to check the forecast before flying to Lukla.
Ascending gradually for an hour, we arrive at Sengboche airport, passing by various chortens (Buddhist stone landmarks) and viewpoints along the way. Upon reaching the Hill station, a breathtaking panorama unfolds, revealing Mount Everest, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Nuptse, Lhotse, Tawche, Kongde, and a multitude of other snow-capped peaks within a 360-degree vista.
For those point, a further walk leads to Khumjung village, the largest in Khumbu, nestled at the foot of the revered Khumbi la peak. Exploring the Khumjung monastery is an option before returning to Namche Bazaar, where comfortable lodging awaits at the guest house.
Our trek persists towards Dhole village, taking the left path from Sanasa. This Everest trail leads us upwards to the Mongla hilltop, unveiling a spectacular 180-degree view of the mountain range. As we steeply descend, we pass through Phortse Tenga before embarking on a sharp ascent towards Dhole. En route, we traverse rhododendron and birch forests adorned with hanging mosses and lichens, painting a picturesque scene along the way.
Beyond Dhole, the trek follows a gradual path along the valley’s edge, transitioning from small, thorny bushes to scrub juniper as we ascend in altitude. Along this natural trail, we encounter numerous summer settlements, frequented when yaks graze in these pastures during the warmer months.
Ahead, another majestic views of Cho Oyu greet us, while looking back offers stunning vistas of Kantega and Thamserku peaks tracing the valley’s contours.
Our journey to Gokyo today takes us along a remarkably picturesque route towards Pangka. Subsequently gradually descends, tracing one of the meltwater rivers streaming from the western flank of the Ngozumpa Glacier. Our journey involves ascending a steep, rocky incline alongside the glacier valley, leading us past the initial sacred Gokyo lake.
Continuing onwards, we encounter the second Gokyo lake. Its a moraine path that leads across the glacier toward Cho La. Soon after, the third lake, known as Dudh Pokhari, comes into view, with the settlement of Gokyo Lakes nestled on its eastern coast.
Enjoy a lunch and consider spending sometime hike to the lake and explore the Ngozumpa Glaciers. It allows for a better appreciation of the mountains, glaciers, and serene glacial lakes, aiding in proper acclimatization. This ensures a more restful night’s sleep and sets the stage for a hike to the 5th lake the following day.
Settled above the Ngozumpa Glacier, Gokyo Lakes and Gokyo Ri offer stunning views. Gokyo guest houses serve as a base for visiting the Fifth Lake. Furthermore, to visit Cho Oyu base camp (CBC), we need a full camping setup AND SOME DAYS ADDITIONAL.
Likewise, our 5th lake viewpoint offers a breathtaking panorama of the mountains and lakes, exceeding even the Gokyo ridgeline. Its a prime spot for photographers seeking to capture the entire Gokyo valley including Everest mountain their shots.
Early morning hike to Gokyo ridgeline marks the highest place at 5,357m/17,576 feet of your journey. It ascends above the mountains on the northern rim of the lake, and we typically embark on this hike in the early morning before breakfast.
A trek to Gokyo ridgeline offers an unique sunrise spectacle, unveiling the majestic Saipal Himalayan range. This vista includes a colorful panorama featuring Mount Everest alongside Lhotse, Cho Oyu, and a lineup of other renowned peaks that shouldn’t be missed.
Gokyo Ri itself serves as a stunning view of Khumbu’s towering mountains, glacier-fed lakes, and the meandering milky rivers. Following a delightful breakfast at the hotel, it’s time to pack your gear and prepare for a helicopter ride back to Lukla (weather condition). After spending about a week trekking through the Gokyo Valley, capturing the awe-inspiring scenery through your lens, it’s a fitting culmination to your journey.
Choosing for a return journey via helicopter to Lukla not only conserves valuable time and energy. It also treats you to a breathtaking aerial perspective of the highest peaks, their base camps, glaciers, and rivers through the helicopter’s window during the flight.
Landing in Lukla, quickly check-in to catch a regular plane for the flight to Kathmandu’s domestic terminal. Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Your guide will assist in transferring you to your hotel. In the afternoon, you can do shopping or request a UNESCO heritage sites tour in Kathmandu available at an extra cost. This marks the conclusion of your journey.
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Cost
How much does the Gokyo Lake Trek with Helicopter Return package price?
Ascend the Gokyo lakes and return to Lukla with a Helicopter package price starts at US$ 2090 and might reach up to US$ 2975 per person on double occupancy basis. Gokyo Treks and Expedition agency notify this special helicopter tour package price for 2024 and 2025 based on group size you are travelling with.
It is the comfort package plan that includes a room with a private toilet/bathroom en route all the way to Gokyo Resorts/guest houses. However, If you wish to hike in a cheaper way then we make a new travel plan and budget cost for you. WE ARE OPEN TO CUSTOMIZING YOUR TOUR AND PACKAGES PRICE AS PER YOUR REQUIREMENTS.
Mystical Gokyo trek + helicopter return package price includes:
- Kathmandu international airport pick up on your arrival in TIA by private car.
- Single night in double bedroom Jampa hotel accommodation in Kathmandu with Breakfast.
- Lukla domestic flight tickets [go and back both way] with domestic airport Tax.
- Roughly 13 Minutes flight from Gokyo lakes to Lukla helicopter flight cost on sharing basis (4 Pax including Guide).
- 8 Breakfast serve with a cup of tea/coffee, 7 Lunch and 7 Dinner [main course] in the mountains.
- 7 Nights Tourist standard guest House accommodation (twin/double bedroom) with an attached toilet/bathroom en route.
- Kathmandu domestic airport transfers by Private car if Lukla flights based from Kathmandu.
- Thamel to Ramechap airport and return to Thamel (both way) transfer with a sharing tourist van – if flights based on Ramechap airport.
- License holder certified mountain trekking Guide for the entire journey.
- Fair paid a salary, food, accommodation, and insurance for a hiking guide and porters.
- An assistant guide will provide for 7 plus tourist groups.
- Professional porter during the trek. Each porter carry a maximum of 22 kilos of your bag pack.
- Sagarmatha National Park entry permit fee and TIMS permit fee if applicable.
- 50 liters capacity of duffel bag (Agency’s printed) and trekking poles if Necessary – return after the trek.
- First aid medical kit including Oximeter to check heart rate, and oxygen level every day to save from high altitude risk.
- Updated Gokyo Lake trek map 1 piece for each guest.
- Agency’s Certificate of Appreciation after the successful treks.
- Nepal Government Tax, VAT, and as well as Company service charge.
Trek to Gokyo lakes with helicopter return package price not includes:-
- Lunch and Dinner during the staying in Kathmandu city.
- Any kinds of battery charges, laundry service, phone calls, and hot showers during the trekking.
- Hikers personal trekking equipment .
- Personal nature expenses, bottle drinks and bar bills.
- Travel Insurance which covers emergency Rescue and Evacuation.
- Kathmandu to Lukla airport and return to Kathmandu by a HELICOPTER airfare & airport departure tax.
- Any donation and monument entrance fees.
- Gratuities for guide/porter [Tip is a culture, so they expect highly].
Group join
We can organize a Gokyo lakes with a heli back tour starting on any date that if that works for you. Flyout from Gokyo lakes down to Lukla is on a passenger-sharing basis. Otherwise, traveling 1 or 2 Tourist is comparatively more expensive than 4-5 person’s trip. However, please contact us for more information about booking a trip on group departure dates.
FAQ
Question: Do you pick us up on our arrival in Kathmandu airport?
Answer: Yes, we provide airport pickup services upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. So, provide us your flight details. One of our representative will greet you and transfer you to your hotel in a private vehicle.
Question: Do I need experience for this Gokyo Lake Trek with Helicopter return tour?
Answer: This trek to Gokyo lakes typically moderate difficulty range, making prior high-altitude experience, roughly around 3000 meters above sea level, beneficial. However, lacking such experience shouldn’t cause excessive concern. We adept carefully organizing trips, ensuring you safe tour smoothly without encountering any issues.
Question: Can I store my luggage/stuff in Kathmandu?
Answer: Yes, you can store your luggage at your hotel or at our office as per your wish. Storing your stuff in the Gokyo Treks agency office is for free.
Question: What kind of accommodation and food can I expect?
Answer: We provide you with tourist standard lodges accommodation along the trekking routes. Rooms along the routes are clean with cozy beds with nice mattresses and blankets. However we recommend you take your own sleeping bags if you have one with you otherwise, you may rent them while you are in Kathmandu.
Likewise, its a loge base trekking, thus the lodges will have their own nice restaurants. Their cook cooks delicious range of vegetarian meals such as Pasta, tuna bake, noodles, potatoes, eggs, curry rice, bread, soups, and fresh vegetables. Fresh vegetables are depending upon the season you hike the valley. Tourists will get delicious Meals every day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner according to the travel plan.
Question: What opportunities will I have a shower en route?
Answer: Along the Gokyo Lakes lodge basis trek route, shower facilities are available at most teahouses at an additional cost of US$ 5. Have in mind that, showers at Gokyo lodges are limited because of high altitude terrain. The facilities may vary in quality and availability, so it’s advisable to prepare yourself for basic conditions and to carry wet wipes or biodegradable soap as an alternative for personal hygiene.
Question: How do I get drinking water on trek?
Answer: While trekking on a lodge basis, purchasing bottled mineral water along the route is possible at shops or guesthouses. Additionally, we strongly discourage buying mineral water in plastic bottles due to the absence of proper disposal facilities for plastic. Our recommendation is to purchase Aqua tablets in Pharmacy to purify regular water instead. Along the Gokyo 5th Lake journey, normal water is readily available at the streams, tap or at campsites.
Question: What should my insurance policy cover during the Gokyo Lake Trek with Helicopter Return trip?
Answer: For your Gokyo Lakes Trek with Helicopter Return trip, ensure your insurance policy covers several key aspects. It should include high-altitude trekking coverage including altitude sickness, considering the trek reaches elevations above 5,000 meters. Emergency medical evacuation, including helicopter rescue, is crucial due to the remote and challenging terrain.
The policy should also cover medical expenses for illnesses or injuries, trip cancellation or interruption, and lost or delayed baggage. Additionally, ensure it includes coverage for travel delays and personal liability. Given the unpredictable weather and terrain, having comprehensive insurance will provide peace of mind and protection during your adventure.
Question: What will happen if my scheduled flight to Lukla or Return route gets delayed or canceled?
Answer: Weather in the Himalayas is uncertain and cannot predict. Therefore, the rate of fight delay and cancellation is high at Lukla. If this happens then you will be boarded on the flight tomorrow and you have to spend an extra night at Lukla (if you are returning to Kathmandu) at Kathmandu (if you are going to Lukla). Helicopter rescue can also be used, which depends on the situation. So, we recommend you allocate a couple of extra days after your Gokyo Valley Trek so that you will not miss your international flights.
Question: What are alternates to flying from Kathmandu to Lukla?
Answer: The best-recommended way to go for any Everest trek is to board a Kathmandu-Lukla 35 minutes scenic flight. Another available option is to drive from Kathmandu to Phaplu (a 12-hour drive) and trek for 2 days to reach Lukla. In the present day, there is also a regular jeep service from Kathmandu to Salleri.
Question: How do I get from Kathmandu to Gokyo Lakes?
Answer: There are several ways to reach the Gokyo Lakes in the Gokyo Valley. Tourists can take a regular flight to Lukla and embark on a five-day trek to the stunning lakes. Alternatively, for those with limited time, a direct helicopter flight to the Gokyo Lakes is an option. The most economical choice, is to take a jeep to Sallari Bazaar in Solukhumbu and then hike the trail. Lastly, an optional choice is to take a bus ride from Kathmandu to Jiri and then proceed on foot to the Gokyo Lakes.
Question: Can I charge my mobile phone or digital camera battery on my trip?
Answer: Yes, you can charge your mobile phone or digital camera battery during your Gokyo Lakes trip. Most teahouses along the gokyo valley route offer charging facilities, usually for a small fee. Keep in mind that the availability of electricity can be limited and the cost may increase as you ascend to higher altitudes. It is advisable to bring a portable power bank to ensure you have sufficient power throughout your trek.
Question: Are there any communication facilities on the express Gokyo ridge trek?
Answer: Yes, there are communication facilities available on the express Gokyo Ridge lodge trek, though their availability and reliability can vary. In major villages like Namche Bazaar and Dole, you will find internet cafes and Wi-Fi services at teahouses, usually for a fee. Mobile network coverage is generally available along the route, particularly with Nepali telecom providers like Ncell and Nepal Telecom, but the signal often irregular. It is recommended to carry a local SIM card for better connectivity and consider using a local recharge card for emergency communication in areas with limited network coverage.
Question: When should I book my trip and what are the payment terms?
Answer: To prevent any misunderstandings, we advise booking your trip with us as early as possible. While we aim to accommodate last-minute bookings, a 25% advance deposit is necessary to secure your reservation. The remaining payment can be settled upon your arrival in Nepal.
Question: Who will carry my luggage on the Gokyo trek?
Answer: We do provide porters to transfer your luggage only on request on addons cost US$ 18 per day. As we are a responsible trekking tour operator agency, every porter carries a maximum of 24 kilos of your backpack which means 2 guests (12 kg luggage of each guest): 1 porter basis.
Question: How much distance do I walk each day?
Answer: You can expect to walk an average of 5 to 7 hours per day, covering a distance of approximately 10 to 15 kilometers (6 to 9 miles). Actual distance and duration can vary depending on the specific itinerary, the terrain, and your pace. Some days may involve longer or shorter walks, especially during acclimatization days or when crossing higher passes.
Question: What about Trek poles for Gokyo valley trekking?
Answer: Trekking poles are highly advisable for the Gokyo Valley Trekkers. They provide additional balance and stability on uneven terrain, help reduce the impact on your knees during descents, and can prevent slips and falls. While trekking poles are not mandatory, they can significantly enhance your trekking experience and safety. Make sure to learn how to use them effectively for the best results.
Question: Does CREDIT CAR WORK in the mountain to pay my additional expenses?. How much do I need per day?
Answer: Basically no! so it’s advisable to carry enough cash (in Nepalese Rupees) to cover your expenses. Additional amount of money you will need per day can vary depending on your spending habits and the level of comfort you seek. On average, budgeting around $15 to $25 per day for extra expenses such as snacks, hot showers, and charging electronic devices. Nevertheless, if you plan to choose in more luxurious items or services, you may want to budget more accordingly.
Gokyo Lake Trek with Helicopter Return highlights - Discover the best Himalayan view at 360 degree angles from Syangeboche and from Gokyo ridge.
- Incredible view of Mt Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Amadablam, Thamserku, and many other mountains
- Sherpa Buddhism, tallest monastery, Local sherpa, and their lifestyles.
- Most popular are the top hill stations for photography on entire mountains.
- Catch the best glimpse of mount Everest including the other highest mountains from the helicopter’s window.
- Discover the best Himalayan view at 360 degree angles from Syangeboche and from Gokyo ridge.
- Incredible view of Mt Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Amadablam, Thamserku, and many other mountains
- Sherpa Buddhism, tallest monastery, Local sherpa, and their lifestyles.
- Most popular are the top hill stations for photography on entire mountains.
- Catch the best glimpse of mount Everest including the other highest mountains from the helicopter’s window.
Winter sports on Gokyo lakes [Ice Hockey and Skating]
During the winter season, numerous adventurers head to Gokyo Ridge for hiking and skating experiences. Travelers can access the Gokyo lakes to partake in ice hockey and skating activities atop the 3rd Gokyo Lake. These winter sports initiatives in Nepal aim to promote winter tourism and introduce figure skating and ice hockey as sports in the country.
Experience an exceptional adventure by introducing Ice Hockey and Skating on the Frozen Gokyo Lake in the Solu-khumbu Everest region. This spectacle of an ice hockey match attracts outdoor sports enthusiasts, offering a chance to try something new amidst the backdrop of Mount Everest and its Himalayan range.
Notes for Gokyo Lake Trekking with Helicopter Return!
This trek to Gokyo Lakes offers stunning views of the turquoise Gokyo Lakes and the surrounding Himalayan peaks. Make sure you are preparing well with appropriate trekking gears including backpack. Acclimatization is key, so plan for a gradual ascent with adequate rest days to adjust to the high altitude. Mountains weather is unpredictable, so pack waterproof layers and be ready for varying conditions.
While the helicopter return adds convenience, it is still essential to carry enough water, snacks, and personal medication. Respect local customs and follow environmental guidelines to help preserve the natural beauty of the region. Enjoy the unique blend of adventure and comfort that this trek offers, culminating in a memorable helicopter flight over the breathtaking landscapes.
As the information stated above is just a standard plan, possible to modify as per your request to accommodate your specific requirements. Local politics, landslides, cancellation of local flights, weather, transport, or a multitude of other factors that are beyond our control can result in a change of itinerary during on trip.
It is, however, very incredible that the schedule would be extensively altered. If alterations are necessary the leader will decide the best alternative option, taking into consideration the best interests of the whole group. When a change does occur, we do everything we can to minimize its effect, but we cannot be responsible for the results of changes or delays.
“What makes Gokyo Lake Trek with Helicopter back special?”
Have limited time for a trek to Gokyo? We have the best option for you that we create a special itinerary to make your Gokyo lakes hiking trip awesome. You can quickly hike the lakes and top of its ridgeline and return with a chopper flight to Lukla airport which is possible within a week’s duration.
We at Gokyo Treks tour agency believe in the quality delivery of services. Your safety and satisfaction is our concern. We are a team of professional, trained, and licensed local guides who know the destination much better than others. Not only this but also we give benefits to the local communities and help to conserve natural resources which reduced costs and consumption.
Comfort Gokyo Lake Trek with Helicopter Return Review
Gokyo ri and Gokyo lakes trek including 5th lake trek
Last March, we have done our trip to Gokyo lakes and Gokyo RI including 5th lake trekking.
It has a long journey for us, and it’s really worth…. to see the spectacular view all the way. 5th lake excursion offers even better Himalayan scenery as well as glacial landscapes.
As we are not professional hikers, we were thinking about whether we could complete this trip or not but together with Gokyo trek and the expedition’s professional team, we prepared our journey and completed it in reality
Gokyo lakes walkking journey
Highly recommended Gokyo Treks agency. A very well organised trek, with all our question answered promptly. Our guide, Som, was excellent – great company, knowledgeable and experienced. We really recommend him.
Response from Gokyo Treks Nepal
Dear Guest Andrew Goldsmith, London, England
Greetings from Gokyo Treks & Expedition Pvt Ltd, Nepal. Thanks a lot for your time writing us an excellent review of the Renjola Pass trek 5,345 meters above the sea level in Nepal with our guide and porters. So, we are very much pleased that you are highly satisfied and writing us an excellent experience exploring Nepal. Be in touch as we are looking forward to serve you again for your other holidays in Nepal Himalayas!
With best regards,
Ammar Raj Guni
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2% Off US$ 2480| No. of people | Price Per Person |
| 1 | USD 2975 |
| 2 | USD 2480 |
| 3 | USD 2398 |
| 4 - 6 | USD 2325 |
| 7 - 9 | USD 2275 |
| 10 + | USD 2090 |
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