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Cusco, 08001

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About Peru

The only thing you need to enter Peru is a valid passport. Countries that are members of the Andean Community (Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, Colombia) can enter Peru with their identity card. Please check if you need a visa or if there are any restrictions before you travel to Peru.

http://www.consulado.pe/es/paris/tramite/Paginas/Visas/Visa-Turismo.aspx

Yes, it is advisable to purchase travel insurance before embarking on any trip, especially if you are traveling internationally, engaging in adventure activities or extreme sports, visiting countries with expensive or limited health care systems, or if you have a pre-existing medical condition. Travel insurance can provide peace of mind and financial protection in the event of unforeseen circumstances while traveling.

The national currency of Peru is the Nuevo Sol. It is popularly referred to as “Sol” and it is very common to hear it referred to as “Soles”. We have bills of 10, 20, 50, 50, 100 and 200 Nuevos Soles, with coins of 10, 20 and 50 cents and coins of 1, 2 and 5 Nuevos Soles. Also, in very touristic cities, you can often pay with US dollars in selected stores and hotels.
In Peru it is very easy to find exchange houses and banks where you can easily change US Dollars. In the tourist cities you can change other currencies of the world, to avoid problems with money it is better to bring US Dollars. We also have ATM’s in all cities, connected with Plus (Visa) and Cirrus (Master Card / Maestro), American Express, Dinner Club and others.

Yes, you will need it if you are going out of your comfort zone during your trip: trekking, volunteering, traditional markets, etc.

Peru is a country of living culture and its traditional festivals are still celebrated. Because of the colonization it suffered, all these festivities are mixed with Christianity. In the traditional cities (now touristic) there are many festivals throughout the year. In the case of Cusco, it is almost likely that you will hear fireworks every day. We are very festive, the traditional festivals in Inca times were celebrated for 8 days. That is why nowadays only the first day (or only “the first day”?) and the last day are celebrated, in other cases, due to the importance of the festivities, they are celebrated from beginning to end. Below is a list of the most important festivals.
– Lord of the Tremors (last October sunday)
– Candelaria (February 2)
– Holy Week
– Feast of the Crosses (May 3)
– Qoyllurit’i (between May and June)
– Cusco festivities all of June
– Inti Raymi (June 24)
– Paucartambo Sun Dance (between July 15 and 19)
– Warachicuy (September 18- it can change)
– Lord of Huanca (September 14)
– Day of the Dead (November 1)
– Christmas Day
– New Year
– Night parties throughout the year
– Catholic Holidays Throughout the Year

About Machupicchu

Machupicchu opens its doors to visitors from all over the world every day from 6 AM to 5 PM. And today we have 9 schedules, with 1 hour slots, from 6 AM to 2 PM. It is the general admission with 2,500 tickets available per day and with 4 hours duration per schedule. Apart we have income with Waynapicchu Mountains (200 places available each day) divided into 4 groups and are suitable for people over 12 years old. Machupicchu Mountain (400 places available each day) divided into 2 groups and there is no age limit. Huchuypicchu (200 seats available per day) divided into 8 groups. Inca Bridge (400 seats available per day) divided into 8 groups. It is basically just one ticket where you specify both the entrances to the Inca city of Machupicchu (the general entrance) and the route or mountain that you want.

MACHUPICCHU + WAYNAPICCHU MOUNTAIN
– Group 1 – Entrance to Machupicchu starting at 6 a.m. The entrance to Waynapicchu Mountain is from 7 to 8 a.m.
– Group 2 – Entrance to Machu Picchu from 7 am. Entrance to Waynapicchu Mountain from 8 am to 9 am.
– Group 3 – Entrance to Machu Picchu at 8 a.m. Entrance to the Waynapicchu mountain is from 9 to 10 a.m.
– Group 4 – Entrance to Machu Picchu at 9 a.m. Entrance to the Waynapicchu mountain is from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Note: It is not suitable for people with vertigo, only over 12 years old and the path is very narrow. If you want to do this trek, it is best to book a few months in advance due to the high demand (approx. 40 min trek).

MACHUPICCHU + MACHUPICCHU MOUNTAIN
– Group 1 – Entrance to Machupicchu from 6 a.m. Access to the mountain is open from 7 to 8 a.m.
– Group 2 – Entrance to Machupicchu from 7 am. Access to the mountain is open from 8 am to 9 am.

Note: It is much more accessible and the path is wider. There is no age limit and it is not as popular, so there is usually plenty of access. (Approximately 1.5 hour hike)

  • Standard Entry: Access to citadel (3 circuit options) route 1, 2, 3.
  • Route 1A (Panoramic + Mountain): PEN 200. + Huayna Picchu: Adds 1.5-hour climb (limited to 400/day).
  • Route 3A (Royal Route + Huayna Picchu): PEN 200. Machu Picchu + Mountain: Longer trek (2 hours, fewer crowds).

Yes! Book 3–6 months ahead (limited availability) especially for the high season (may – oct).

The Inca city of Machupicchu is located in the middle of two mountains called:

  • Waynapicchu Mountain. 2670 m, is the big mountain in the background of the classic photo of the Inca city and is located to the north, it takes about 40 min of ascent to the top where there are Inca constructions, a view over the Inca city of Machupicchu and all the surrounding landscape, we can see the Inca city in the shape of a condor turning to the right. Also, at the beginning of the ascent there is a detour to the left that goes to the Temple of the Moon, it takes 3 hours to get to the Temple of the Moon.
  • Machupicchu Mountain: 3089 m, located to the south, is the highest mountain with a much wider view of the Inca city of Machupicchu, Waynapicchu Mountain and even the most important glaciers in the distance. The climb takes about 1.5 hours.

Admission to these mountains is optional and requires advance reservation due to limited availability.

There are several ways to get to Machupicchu, and the only way to get directly to Machupicchu is through expeditions along the Inca Trail. Other treks and the most common way is by train, with these options you reach the city of Aguas Calientes and then take a bus for 30 minutes to reach Machupicchu.
The train stations we have are

  • Ollantaytambo Station: about 2 hours by car from the city of Cusco, about 2 hours by train to Aguas Calientes.
  • Poroy Station: about 30 minutes from Cusco city, about 4 hours by train to Aguas Calientes.
  • Urubamba Station: about 1.5 hours by car from the city of Cusco, about 3 hours by train to Aguas Calientes.
  • Hydroelectric Station: about 7 hours drive from the city of Cusco, about 40 minutes to Aguas Calientes; it is more of an optional route.

With the Inca Trail of 5, 4 or 2 days you arrive directly to Machupicchu and the other treks like Salkantay, Inca Jungle and even other treks that require train you arrive to Aguas Calientes. Then you take the bus or walk to get to Machupicchu.

The best season is from April to October, here we know it as the dry season, with fluvial precipitations that represent 5%. Dry and wet (from November to March), with the heaviest rainfall occurring between January and February.
Undoubtedly the best season is when you are ready to face nature: sun, earth, air and water, which form the big smile life you have now, living in harmony will give you the experience never imagined with us.

Both options are available! Your choice depends on:

  • Time constraints (1-day for efficiency).
  • Travel style (2-day for a relaxed experience in Aguas Calientes).
    Select the itinerary that aligns with your preferences.

On an other words:

1-Day: Early departure (4 AM from Cusco). Train options:

First train: 5:30 AM (Expedition).

Last return: 9:48 PM.

2-Day: Overnight in Aguas Calientes (optimal experience).

1-Day: Early departure (4 AM from Cusco). Train options:

First train: 5:30 AM (Expedition).

Last return: 9:48 PM.

2-Day: Overnight in Aguas Calientes (optimal experience).

On an other words:

  • Time constraints (1-day for efficiency).
  • Travel style (2-day for a relaxed experience in Aguas Calientes).
    Select the itinerary that aligns with your preferences.

Yes, in all service tiers.

Yes, it is. All tours include trains (upgrades available).

Basic service
  • Expedition
    • Feature: Budget-friendly with panoramic windows
    • Price: $60–80 USD
  • The Voyager
    • Feature: Standard comfort with free snacks
    • Price: $70–90 USD
Executive service
  • Vistadome
    • Feature: Luxury views (ceiling windows) + live cultural表演
    • Price: $90–120 USD
  • 360° Machu Picchu
    • Feature: Glass ceiling + open-air balcony
    • Price: $120–150 USD
Premiun service
  • Hiram Bingham(Luxury)
    • Feature: Fine dining, open bar, observatory car
    • Price: $450–800 USD(round-trip)
  • First Class
    • Feature: Private tables, premium meals + wine
    • Price: $200–250 USD

Never! (Only Inca Trail closes in Feb).

Yes (print or save on your phone).

Required (no copies/Photos accepted).

Bookings & Availability

  • Machu Picchu tours:
    • High season (Jun–Aug): 4–6 months.
    • Low season: 1 month.
  • Other Tours: As late as 24 hours prior.

The first thing is to know what places you want to visit and/or itinerary, at this point you already know the price of your program through the information on our website or by being in contact with our travel designers, to confirm a reservation you must deposit 50% of the total to our bank account, PayPal transaction or western union deposit, once this step is done you must send us a copy or photo of the voucher and valid passport to the contact e-mail informing your request and we will confirm your reservation after 48 hours onwards. 

The full balance of your trip will be due 90 days before your trip commences. If you have booked less than 90 days before the date of your trip, full payment is due within five days of approval of your booking.

  • 50% deposit (wire transfer) or full payment online.

All the Add-Ons have the therapeutic mission of INTI travel org. To book the Add-Ons you just have to choose the tour or package you would like to take, in the lower par of the booking form you will find the Add-Ons options under the price.

No, you just have to check each day what is included and what is not included, if you want to do activities that are not included in the itinerary you will need to pay extras.

Our different programs designed by our team include visits to the many archaeological centers, traditional markets, textile and ceramic centers, traditional and international food restaurants, hiking, mountain biking, zipline, paragliding, horseback riding, river rafting, museums and many scenic views during the tours. If you want to do other things in our country, we have luxury hotels located in the most representative places, massage spas, cafes, bars, retreats for meditation, yoga, meeting with shamans, earth rituals, beaches and options for couples and honeymooners.
All you have to do is let us know what you have in mind and we can design your trip according to your wishes, tastes and needs. This is how we tailor our services to your experience.

Children receive a 50% discount on admission to museums and archaeological sites, but not on the price of the tour.

Yes (40% discount on tickets – contact us to adjust pricing).

  • Kids 8+: Recommended (excl. Huayna Picchu).
  • Seniors: Up to 65 with good health (consult doctor).

All of our itineraries have specifications for this. They are all designed with safety, accessibility and feasibility in mind for all ages of our clients. Bringing children means that parents are willing because they depend on their parents.
Our experience has allowed us to work with families who have had children as young as four years old walking like deer on the Salkantay Trek and babies carried by their parents in the most awe-inspiring places in the Andes. So bring them when you are ready.

You are the most important and it will be our pleasure to include extra details in your trip. We have more options to customize your trip, just let us know! We want to help make your important date special. To enhance your partner experience, you should have a look at our KUSANAKUY package.

yes, this type of service is 100% in our hands with expedition packages and we have experienced staff with specific diets, remember to specify your restrictions. Restaurants are also specialized in these services with a wide variety of dishes and buffet services. For other cases, we will take care of organizing your food according to your diet.

The means of payment that we have are Visa, Master Card / Maestro, American Express, Dinner Club, Paypal and Western Union.
All payments in Peru are subject to taxes according to banking laws.

  • 45+ days prior: Partial refund (admin fees apply).
  • <45 days: Non-refundable.

Yes, except therapeutic hikes.

Yes indeed, Our digital payment processing platform is compatible with all major payment providers and methods.

  • Machu Picchu tours: 2–4 months ahead in peak season, due to the availability of tickets to machupicchu.
  • Others: Often available last-minute.

It depends on the service you take

  • Basic: 15–30.
  • Executive: 1–10.
  • Premium: Fully private.

Hotel / Accommodation

Because our therapeutic services are oriented to people who are at the bottom of western life and our proposal is not to restrict or prohibit but rather to make people understand the human capacity that history wanted to erase from our lives.

Learning new mythological, specific and complex topics of life is a lot of work for the brain and sleep is very important for the brain to be able to filter the information, so a good sleeping environment is necessary to understand and 4 star hotels will recreate your western environment for the success of the therapy.

If you are one of the people who have already started to awaken the consciousness and want a simpler accommodation, just contact us.

Yes, you can. For any kind of change in accommodation or other details of the IntiTravel.Org programs feel free to contact us to improve your experience.

The accommodation is according to the number of people in the booking, as the price published in the Packages and Expeditions are based on:

1 guest = 1 single room
2 guests = 1 double/matrimonial room
3 guests = 1 double/matrimonial room + 1 single room
4 guests = 4 twin/double + 1 single room
5 guests = 2 double/twin rooms + 1 single room
And so on and so forth.

This type of accommodation is basic and for the purpose of publishing standard prices for our services. In case a different accommodation is required, please contact us to guarantee a better experience.

Yes, you can, this applies to Packages and Expeditions. Please note that our services are different from the classic tours and therefore it is necessary to maintain a continuous and detailed communication of the areas where you will make the booking of the hotels for the execution of the tours with normality.

Well, among the types of accommodation we use are:
4 star hotel
Lodge
Family house

As we have exclusive services, the hotel services are only around the main tourist attractions and to avoid long car journeys we will spend the night in the houses of the inhabitants of the area. You can expect more basic services than you can imagine, but it will be part of the unique experience that IntiTravel.Org promotes.
This option can be exchanged for camping, if you contact us in advance.

Pricing & Payments

Prices are listed per tour. We accept:

  • Credit Cards (Visa/Mastercard).
  • PayPal (USD only).
  • Students/Children (5–12): 50% off entrance fees (contact us to adjust pricing).
  • Groups (7+ people): 10% discount.

Children receive a 50% discount on admission to museums and archaeological sites, but not on the price of the tour.

  • Basic Service: No (transport/guide only).
  • Executive/Premium: Yes (all fees covered).

Basic Service excludes meals, tickets, and unspecified transport.

Executive/Premium include all.

  • Shared (Basic): 70% cheaper (groups of 15–30).
  • Private:
    • Executive: Personalized experience.
    • Premium: Exclusive service.

Itineraries & Destinations

All inclusions and exclusions are clearly detailed at the bottom of each tour description.

  • Each tour features a comprehensive itinerary and departure time. Simply click the “Itinerary” button on the tour page for full details.

  • This depends on your chosen service tier:

    • Executive/Premium: Yes (all archaeological sites included).
      Ticket Options:
    • Basic Service: No (entrance fees excluded).
    • Full Tourist Ticket (16 sites):
        • Locals: PEN 70 | Foreigners: PEN 130.
      • Partial Ticket (4 sites):
        • Locals: PEN 40 | Foreigners: PEN 70.
          Note: Some sites sell tickets locally.

Yes, but moderate fitness is required. The trek takes 3–4 hours roundtrip at 5,020m. We recommend:

  • 2-day acclimatization in Cusco.
  • Trekking poles (available for rent).

  • Yes, for PEN 80 (one-way). Subject to availability at the trailhead.

  • Yes, same as Rainbow Mountain,  for: PEN 80 – 120 (one-way). Subject to availability at the trailhead.

  1. City Tour: Sacsayhuamán, Qorikancha, Cathedral (half-day).
  2. Sacred Valley: Pisac, Ollantaytambo, Chinchero (full-day).
  3. Machu Picchu: 1-day (train) or 2-day (overnight).
  4. Rainbow Mountain & Humantay Lagoon (separate days).

Daily and day Hikes in Cusco

Destination

Distance from Cusco

Difficulty

Highlights

Altitude

Round-Trip Hike Distance

Rainbow Mountain (Vinicunca)

100km (3.5h drive)

Moderate

Vibrant mineral stripes, panoramic Andes views

5,020m (16,466 ft)

7km (4.3 mi)

Humantay Lagoon

120km (4h drive)

Moderate

Turquoise waters below Salkantay Glacier

4,200m (13,780 ft)

4km (2.5 mi)

Huchuy Qosqo

50km (2h drive)

Moderate

Secluded Inca archaeological complex

3,600m (11,811 ft)

12km (7.5 mi)

7 Lagoons (Ausangate)

140km (5h drive)

Challenging

Seven alpine lakes, wild vicuñas

4,700m (15,420 ft)

14km (8.7 mi)

Waqrapukara

160km (5.5h drive)

Challenging

Dramatic horn-shaped Inca fortress

4,300m (14,108 ft)

10km (6.2 mi)

Palcoyo Rainbow Mountain

110km (4h drive)

Easy

Three colorful peaks with minimal crowds

4,900m (16,076 ft)

3km (1.9 mi)

Chinchero → Urquillos

30km (1h drive)

Easy

Ancient terraces and hidden waterfalls

3,700m (12,139 ft)

8km (5 mi)

Inkilltambo

10km (30min drive)

Easy

Inca ceremonial center near Cusco

3,400m (11,155 ft)

2km (1.2 mi)

Yes! Standard tours cover all three sites + buffet lunch.
VIP Option: Adds Maras & Moray (fast-paced).

Depends on your service tier (Basic: no; Executive/Premium: yes).

Yes! Packages start at $750 USD (includes Expedition train).

Absolutely! Tailored itineraries with dedicated guides from $242 USD/person.

You can find these services as Executive and Premium on our website.

Therapy

This is the ancestral method as it was done in ancient times to awaken the consciousness of those who are trained in the ancient arts (those who handle metaphysics at will), the only difference is that with us there will be no concoctions, meditation or similar. We explain it in this epic way because humanity is in the countdown and if you are in a difficult situation of any kind, you should know that the devil does not bother his own.

It is the Inka method and is based on History, Science and Simplicity, to relearn about life and rediscover the knowledge that history could not erase from your DNA, with the simple purpose of saving life in this world through your mental world. . awaken the consciousness of those who are trained in the ancient arts (those who handle metaphysics at will), the only difference is that with us there will be no concoctions, meditation or similar.

It is the Inka method and is based on History, Science and Simplicity, to relearn about life and rediscover the knowledge that history could not erase from your DNA, with the simple purpose of saving life in this world through your mental world. 

This is therapeutic tourism and therefore the field of therapy development is open environments, reaching different places where at the same time the brain is promoting neuroplasticity. During the historical guides, emphasis will be placed on demonstrating that the archaic nature of history is actually human development, what humanity currently considers as utopia. Science supports the benefits of simple life, but has not been able to explain many archaeological and historical evidence, but with our ancestral knowledge it will be easier to comprehend life and more.

Book your trip with us and be open to new knowledge (empty your glass) and be very honest with the reality of your life, is the basic thing you can do.

Something secondary is to start reading history books and what is commendable is the history of ancient civilisations, civilizations so that from your knowledge we can rediscover everything about life.

All types of mental disorders, any type of personal and social problems, acute and chronic. In the case of chronic disorders or problems, it is recommended to come with a family member or close friend.
Stress, like other terms used by psychiatry, has a common root, there is nothing that does not have a solution and especially if the patient is aware of the need for a solution.

Because you can have more benefits in a couple of weeks than three weeks of therapy with a therapist, and this is because we have shamanic knowledge that will solve life on this planet through your mental health.

On the other hand, if the question “Why” is playing in your head many times? Should I? That reveals a lot about your lifestyle and the reason why you are reading about therapy. If this is your case, your success in therapy will take longer than we can expect, but everything can change if you start to decide about life without thinking too much about the uncertain future.

The purpose is to rediscover the knowledge that history could not erase from your DNA, to relearn about life.

That’s right, life was manipulated a long time ago and all mental illnesses and disorders are just the cry of consciousness to return to the path, the awakening of consciousness.

In simple words, the purpose is to save life on the planet.

Because we use the ancestral knowledge of life through science, explained from the filter (brain) that interprets life, bringing reality from the reason of cosmic forces that are summarized in the simplicity of consciousness and the unlimited capacity of the consciousness in life.

Life has many mysteries, which were well known in ancient times, all our work is for a greater cause and saving life on this planet is what makes this therapy work.

Apart from all those who have mental disorders or problems, all those who have crossed the line of conformism in the face of the reality of life imposed by social engineering.

All those who feel that life has something more but do not want to do meditations or ancestral ceremonies (or at the moment), this is for you, consciousness unites us.

Because the inhabitants of westernized countries consume more than necessary and even things that should not be consumed (it is not about drugs), on the other hand the inhabitants of developing countries only imitate westernized countries. As you can see, the scenario to save life on the planet is easier to do through the consciousness of all those who are being attacked by an energy that leaves free those who do not have an important mission in this world.

You still don’t know your mission and you don’t know much about life either. Come rediscover what history could not erase from your DNA, there is an entire ancestral lineage in you that supports you.

Weather & Seasons

The best season is from April to October, here we know it as the dry season, with fluvial precipitations that represent 5%. Dry and wet (from November to March), with the heaviest rainfall occurring between January and February.
Undoubtedly the best season is when you are ready to face nature: sun, earth, air and water, which form the big smile life you have now, living in harmony will give you the experience never imagined with us.

We have a specific list of what you need to bring in your suitcase, depending on the activities you will be doing. You will have this list with you upon confirmation of your reservation.

so far:

  • Essentials: Passport, sunscreen (SPF50+), hat, sunglasses.
  • Clothing: Layers, waterproof jacket, trekking shoes.
  • Extras: Cash (PEN), poles.

The dry season in Peru generally lasts from May to October on the coast and from April to October in the highlands. During this time there is very little rainfall and the weather is usually dry and sunny. On the coast, temperatures can reach 30°C / 86°F or higher, while in the highlands the nights can be quite cold. The dry season is a popular time to visit Peru, as the weather is pleasant and there is less rainfall, making many tourist sites more accessible. However, it is important to consider the altitude and exposure to the sun and its effects, so it is always a good idea to bring something to cover up and sunscreen.

The rainy season in Peru generally lasts from November to March on the coast and from December to March in the highlands. During this time there is more rainfall and the weather is usually wetter and more cloudy. On the coast, temperatures can be cooler and rainfall can be heavy, making some areas difficult to access. In the highlands, rain can cause landslides and other safety issues. Nevertheless, the rainy season can be an interesting time to visit Peru, as the mountains and green landscapes can be breathtaking, and it can also be a good opportunity to experience local festivities such as Carnival. It is important to be prepared for the rainy season, especially if you plan to hike or travel by road, and be aware that some destinations may be closed due to extreme weather conditions.

The best time to visit Peru depends largely on the interests of the traveler and the regions he/she wishes to visit. In general, however, the best time to visit Peru is during the dry season, which is usually from May to October on the coast and from April to October in the highlands. During this time, the weather is generally dry and sunny, making it easier to travel and explore tourist sites. In addition, many festivals and cultural events take place during this time. However, if you are interested in wildlife, landscapes or nature in general, the rainy season may be better, especially for the freshness of the fields and how surprising the weather can be, as the rains bring life throughout the Andes.

Still enjoyable!

Pros: Fewer crowds, lush landscapes.

Cons: Occasional clouds at Machupicchu, but it can be a nice show cloud efecto and mistical.

Open (but may close in Feb for landslides and maintenance).

Open (but may close in Feb for landslides and maintenance).

Safety & Health

Yes, but groups are recommended for remote hikes.

We recommend Diamox (start 24h prior) + ibuprofen.

All guides carry first-aid kits + oxygen and ready for emergencies. Clinics available in Cusco for emergencies and rescues.

  • Gradual ascent.
  • Hydrate + coca tea.
  • Light meals initially.

Transport & Guides

  • Basic service: Bilingual (English/Spanish).
  • Executive/Premium: Single language (others on request).

Possible (except Machu Picchu, where guides are mandatory).

  • Basic: Central meeting point (varies by tour).
  • Executive/Premium: Hotel pickup included.
  • Sacred Valley: ~1 hour between sites.
  • Rainbow Mountain: 3 hours to trailhead.
  • For the Choquequirao expedition, the longest direct bus/van ride takes 4 hours.

Difficulty & Preparation

  • Easy: City Tour, Sacred Valley.
  • Moderate: Machu Picchu, Rainbow Mountain.
  • Challenging: 7 Lagoons, multi-day treks.
  •  
  • Essentials: Passport, sunscreen (SPF50+), hat, sunglasses.
  • Clothing: Layers, waterproof jacket, trekking shoes.
  • Extras: Cash (PEN), poles (rent: PEN 10/day).

Depending on the tour you choose, we will send you a message with a detailed list of what you will need.

  • Yes (especially Rainbow Mountain/Humantay). Prevention:

    • Acclimatize 48 hours in Cusco.
    • Drink coca tea, avoid alcohol.
  • Horses: PEN 80–120 (Rainbow Mountain/Humantay).
  • Poles: PEN 10/day.
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