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# Bronxville

Bronxville is a village in Westchester County, and is home to Sarah Lawrence College.

## Get in
### By train

* Metro-North Railroad - Harlem line, express service between Bronxville station and New York City's Grand Central Terminal is about 30 minutes. Local service is available between other Metro-North commuter stations. On-board train fares are subject to a stiff surcharge, so buy your tickets at the station or at the vending machines located on the southbound (to New York) platform.

### By car

Several parkways are nearby, including the Bronx River Parkway just to the west, and the Sprain Brook Parkway further to the west. The Cross-County Parkway is about half-a-mile to the South of the Village.

### By bus

Three Westchester County bus routes serve Bronxville, including two connecting it to the Amtrak stations at Yonkers and New Rochelle.

## Do

* Street Fair – Bronxville’s annual sidewalk fair includes tables set up outside each shop or restaurant for unbelievable sales on clothing, jewelry, home goods, food tasting and even animal adoption.

## Eat

* 40.9414-73.8361 Park 143 Bistro & Fish, 143 Parkway Rd, ☏ +1 914-337-5100. (updated May 2021)

## Drink

* 40.9405-73.83431 Beer Noggin, 102 Kraft Ave, ☏ +1 914-337-7400. M-Sa noon-10PM, Su noon-8PM. Craft beer store and taproom. Outside food is allowed. (updated May 2021)

## Go next

If you didn't come from New York City, it's a logical place to go next.
# Brookfield (Illinois)

Brookfield is a village in Chicagoland.

## See

* 41.83265-87.8334811 Brookfield Zoo (Chicago Zoological Park), 8400 W 31st St, ☏ +1-708-688-8000. Daily 10AM-5PM. Chicagoland's largest zoo, with 2300 animals from 450 species. Adults $21.95, seniors (65+) $15.95, children (3-11) $15.95. Parking fee $14. (updated Mar 2019)

## Do

* 41.81704-87.855781 Galloping Ghost Arcade, 9415 Ogden Ave (between LaGrange Rd. and 1st Ave), ☏ +1 708 485-4700. M-F 1PM-2AM, Sa Su 11AM-2AM. Bills itself as the largest arcade in the world, with over 440 arcade games, and new games coming in from all over the world. Cost effective place to play, hosts professional events and expose everyone to arcade games that have not been seen in decades. Selection of arcade games ranging from the more common classics like Donkey Kong, Space Invaders, and Pac-Man, to incredibly rare titles that many have never even seen in the arcades before, such as Primal Rage II, Hammer Away, and Godzilla. Entry $20. (updated Mar 2018)

## Connect

* 41.825591-87.8482621 Brookfield Public Library, 3609 Grand Blvd, ☏ +1-708-485-6917. M-Th 10AM-9PM, F Sa 10AM-6PM, Su (Sep-May only) 11AM-6PM. Free wireless internet access. Non-residents may also be able to use the computer terminals by presenting photo ID. (updated Apr 2016)
# Brooke's Point

Brooke's Point is a 1st class municipality in the province of Palawan, Philippines. According to the 2015 census, it has an estimated population of 66,374. The municipality has become famous for its promotion of ecotourism.
Brooke’s Point was named after the English adventurer James Brooke, who founded a dynasty of "White Rajahs" that ruled Sarawak, in Borneo, from 1841 to 1946.

## Get in

Brooke’s Point is situated at the southeastern side of the island of Palawan.
Shuttle vans (Centro) taking passengers to Brooke's Point town center regularly depart from Centro Shuttle Service Terminal at San Jose, Puerto Princesa City and vice versa. Vans for rent are also available.
Buses and many minivans depart daily from 3AM-5PM to/from Puerto Princesa City.

## Get around

Tricycles are the main means of transportation within Brooke's Point. They ply the streets between 6AM-7PM, although trips may be arranged privately.

## See

* Sabsaban Falls: Found in Cabar, Aribungas, Sabsaban Falls’ cool and pristine waters is sheltered by a watershed that forms a natural canopy from the sun. About 30 minutes from the town center, Sabsaban Falls may be reached by tricycle or on foot.
* Port Miller & Lighthouse Tower: A historical landmark in Brooke’s Point, Port Miller is a cemented water tank constructed as a source of potable water for the natives and settlers of the municipality. Reportedly built by Sir James Brooke himself, the remnants of the original lighthouse tower are still visible, although the area is now occupied by a new lighthouse.
* Bakbakan Falls & Mainit Hot Springs: Located in Barangay Mainit, the river drops over a steep rock face and falls 50 meters into a natural pool. There is also Mainit (hot), whose waters are reputed to have medicinal properties.
* Brooke’s Point Ecological Park and Mt. Maruyog Farms: Set amidst spectacular scenery, the Brooke’s Point Ecological Park and Mt Maruyog offer high-country buffs with some of nature’s most awesome vistas. The 145-hectare Ecological Park is the showcase of the municipality’s love and concern for nature.
* Ocean Spring: Fresh Water Spring (locally called the "Ocean Spring"), it is a fresh water spring in the middle of the sea, located in Barangay Oring-Oring.

## Do

* . Snorkeling, fishing, hiking, trekking

## Eat

There are a dozen of food stalls inside a big building by the sea next to the main market that the locals call the Fast Food area. Elsewhere you can find small shops serving mainly Filipino food, BBQ, etc.
The Village Cafe, Elizabeth Pension, Sunset Lodge and a few others around town serve Western-style dishes.

## Drink

* Village Cafe (Village Cafe and Restaurant), Edwards Avenue. 9AM-9PM. Juices, coffee, snacks, Filipino and Western-style dishes. Free WiFi. Charming little cafe serving good food. snacks start at ₱35.

## Sleep

* Brooke's Point Pension House. From ₱650.
* Elizabeth Pension. air condition double with own bathroom 800..
* Sunset Lodge, ☏ +63 927 519 2579. Fan single/double rooms with common bathroom. Over looks the sea. ₱150 single 300 double..
# Brookfield (Connecticut)

Brookfield is an affluent town in Fairfield County, Connecticut, United States, situated within the southern foothills of the Berkshire Mountains. The town is located 43 mi (69 km) northeast of New York City, making it part of the New York metropolitan area. In July 2013, Money magazine ranked Brookfield the 26th-best place to live in the United States, and the best place to live in Connecticut.

## Get in
### By car

Route 7 and Route 202 run straight through Brookfield. The both connect to I-84 at the bottom. Brookfield is about 70 minutes from New York City.

### By plane

* Stewart International Airport in Newburgh, NY, with flights going to Philadelphia, Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale, Atlanta, and Detroit. It is about 70 minutes away .
* Tweed New Haven Regional Airport in New Haven, with a flight going to Philadelphia. It is about 70 minutes away.
* LaGuardia Airport in Queens, NYC, with dozens of flights going worldwide. It is about 80 minutes away.
* Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks, with dozens of flights going worldwide. It is about 90 minutes away.
* JFK Airport in Brooklyn, NYC, with dozens of flights going worldwide. It is about 90 minutes away.
* Newark International Airport' in Newark, New Jersey, with dozens of flights going worldwide. It is about 110 minutes away.

## Get around
### By bus

Hart bus services run through Brookfield and all of the Greater Danbury area.

## See

* Brookfield Center Historic District.
* Candlewood Lake is the largest lake in Connecticut.
# Bakassi

Bakassi is in South South Nigeria.

## Understand

Bakassi is a town and a Local Government Council, with its headquarters at Ekpri Ikang in Cross River State, Nigeria.

### History

The Bakassi local government areas some 30 kilometres away inside Nigeria was carved out of Akpabuyo local government area.
It was created by the Nigerian government as a refuge for people on the peninsula who did not wish to live under Cameroonian rule.

## Get in

* 4.969278.34731 Margaret Ekpo International Airport. (updated Dec 2021)
Cabs/taxis are available at the airport to visitors to their various destinations within the state

## Do

* 4.7951848.5318751 Ikang Beach, Near Ikang. A nice sandy beautiful ocean-view beach. (updated Dec 2021)

## Sleep

* 4.7922578.528311 St Mary Hotel, Ekpri Ikang, Bakassi, 541113, Ikang. Check-in: 8AM, check-out: 8AM. Hotel with standard rooms, restaurants offering Nigerian cuisines. $10. (updated Dec 2021)

## Connect

In major locations in Bakassi (Ekpri-Ikang), there is coverage of the 2G/3G mobile networks. Signal strength usually diminishes further away from the centre of the city, and you might occasionally experience network outages for all or some of the mobile phone service providers in the remote areas of the cities. All major mobile phone service providers are operational but with varying levels of reliability and usability. Different providers networks tend to be more stable and reliable in different locations of the town at different times.
# Bajgiran

Bajgiran is an Iranian village located at one of three border points between Iran and Turkmenistan. It is located 75 km from Quchan (Iran) and about 40 km from Ashgabat, capital of Turkmenistan.

## Get in

No public transportation gets to Bajgiran.
The best solution should be to rent a taxi from Quchan (about 30 000 rials per person).

## See

Some old mud-houses. The landscape is wonderful, but pay attention to the fact that the small road going into the mountains can cross the border with Turkmenistan without any warning.

## Buy

Post office, bank, some small shops, where you can change Iranian rials into Turkmen manats, at a correct rate.

## Eat

The only option seems to be the restaurant in the hotel left when you enter the city. 50 000 rials for the day meal, including drink.
Some food in the small shops, more expensive than in the rest of Iran.

## Sleep

Bajgiran is only a small village, and it seems there are only two places to sleep in.
* Tourism & Camping Complex (left at the entrance of the city). Check-out: after 8AM. Ten simple but clean and brand new rooms. Probably the worst welcoming atmosphere in Asia, but price and location make it a good option. It is not possible to leave the hotel before 8AM. 200 000 rials for a twin room.
There is another hotel, with much more simple rooms (shared toilets outside!), 500m further on the road, at the middle of the village.

## Connect

No Internet café in Bajgiran. Cell phones can be used with no problem.

## Go next
### To Quchan

Take a taxi going down from the border. Bargain the price!

### To Mashhad

Take a taxi to Quchan. From here, buses leave every two hours (8,000 rials) to Mashhad.

### To Turkmenistan

As no public transportation goes across the Turkmen border, to get to Ashgabat in Turkmenistan, the following option is the most convenient:
* Go to the border (opening time: 7.30-15.30 Iran time). Crossing the border can take up to 2 hours. Turkmen police will ask for an entry tax of $10 (per person) + $2 of bank fees (per group), to be paid in US dollars only.
* In the Turkmenistan side, take a taxi to Ashgabat, which can cost up to $15 per person. Duration: about 1h.
# Bajuni Islands

The Bajuni Islands lie of the coast of Southern Somalia.

## Understand

The Bajuni Islands consist of six main islands along with a string of smaller islands. The larger islands are Chandra, Chovaye, Chula, Koyama, Darakasi and Ngumi. According to C. Wightwick Haywood, a British official in Kismayo who visited the islands in 1913, the only inhabited islands in the chain were Chovaye and Chula. Maize, millet, sweet potatoes and coconuts were grown on the islands, and dhows were used for transportation. While there, Haywood saw ruins of what he described as a "fair-sized town" on Chovaye.
The islands are today mainly inhabited by the eponymous Bajuni people. Chula, where the village of Ndowa is situated, is the only island with a significant population. The islands are beautiful: mostly deserted, scattered with ruins, surrounded by turquoise waters and coral reefs. They're also almost entirely unknown to the outside world.

## Get in

If Somalia ever stabilises, get to Kismayo and arrange transportation by boat. As of 2023, Somalia has not stabilised. There is some local tourism to the islands, however.

## See and do

* Diving. The reefs are untouched. Rumour has it you can find Somalis in Kenya who can arrange to get you there. Good luck.
* Explore the ruins. They're everywhere
* Swim. The islands are ringed with beaches.

## Sleep

Although there is a village on Chula, you'll almost certainly need to camp.

## Go next

* Kismayo
# Bajothang

Bajothang (AKA Bajo) is a town in Western Bhutan. It is the administrative head of Wangdue Phodrang district.

## Understand

Bajothang is a new town built as the administrative center for Wangdue Phodrang District. The town is a chessboard of uninspired, concrete blocks and is totally devoid of any charm or character. Unless travellers are interested in failed urban planning, there is absolutely no reason to visit Bajo, except maybe to purchase necessities as the town offers the best selection of goods in the area.

## Get in
### By plane

Nearly all visitors arrive by plane in Paro, the country's sole airport. Bajothang is a 2-hour drive from the capital, and about a 2-hour 45-minute journey from the airport.

### By bus

There are daily buses from Phuentsholing, Thimphu and Paro. Bajothang also lies on the route from the capital to Jakar, Samdrup Jongkhar, Mongar, Damphu and Gelephu.

## Get around

The town is small enough to negotiate on foot.
* Taxi: There is a set rate for taxis plying city routes. Maximum is around 70nu. There is a taxi stand in center of town. Taxis also cruise and can be hailed at any point.
* Bus. There exists a bus service to nearby villages of Gaselo but only on Saturdays and Sundays.

## Go next

* Chimme Lhakhang, dedicated to the Mad Monk (Drukpa Kinley) located on a scenic hillock and visible from the lobesa calley. All Children named in this lhakhang have names starting either with "Chhimi" or "Kinley". A brief Walk of about 20 min through scenic paddy fields and you reach the Monastery.
* Gangtey Monastery. A 17th century monastery in the Nyingma school of Buddhism. The monastery affords wonderful views over the Phobjikha Valley and mountains beyond.
* Langdra Nye (The Red Bull Sacred Site), near Bai Village. Guru Rinpoche meditated here and the cave is considered one of Bhutan's most sacred sites. Among the relics on display is a thumb print of Guru Rinpoche embedded in rock. The name of the site is derived from an incident where Guru Rinpoche subdued a charging red bull.
* Lobesa Valley. A beautiful valley near Wangdue. The area is especially stunning during the months of June and July when the rice paddies are at their greenest and most fertile. September and October are also a good time to visit.
* Phobjikha. A wide and lush valley that is the winter home of the black-necked crane.
# Eidsvoll

Eidsvoll is a town in the Oslo region of Norway. It is also in the heart of every Norwegian patriot for being the site of the signing of the modern Norwegian constitution in 1814, an important step towards full independence from the country's neighbours.

## Get in

On the main railroad between Oslo and Hamar. 12 minutes by train from Norway's largest airport, Gardermoen.
* 60.32968911.2478121 Eidsvoll railway station (Eidsvoll Stasjon). (updated Feb 2020)
The world's oldest paddle steamer in scheduled traffic (summer only), Skibladner, calls here.

## See

* 60.30134311.1719681 Eidsvoll 1814 (Eidsvollsbygningen), Carsten Ankers veg 19, 2074 Eidsvoll Verk, ☏ +47 63 92 22 10. The building where the 1814 constitution was signed, and a democracy museum.
* 60.3233411.241522 Tingvoll (Eidsivating), Eidsvollbakken (From Eidsvoll station: Walk south up Eidsvollbakken. The site is located outside the churchyard.). The monument marks the location of the medieval Eidsivating, where leading men from southern Norway would hold their annual assembly, to settle disputes and pass laws.
* 60.3662311.3464433 Gullverket. Historic gold mine area
* 60.3342111.1979124 Eidsvoll bygdetun, Spetalsveien 60, 2080 Eidsvoll. Collection of buildings from the area, mostly from the 19th century
* 60.40711.2225 Lake Mjøsa (Mjøsa). Norway's largest lake, one of the deepest. Norway's first railway was the Oslo-Eidsvoll-line, simply called the "main line" (1854), station at Vorma river in Eidsvoll from where boats could sail to Lillehammer. Three bridges cross the mouth of Mjøsa at Minnesund, one motorway, one local road and one railway. (updated Sep 2015)
* 60.215411.35616 Svanfoss locks & dam (Svanfoss sluser). Allows boats to sail the Vorma river. The dam controls the outflow from Mjøsa lake. (updated Sep 2015)

## Sleep

* 60.25047811.1805741 Best Western LetoHallen Hotel, Koloniveien, Dal (Dal, E6 south of town), ☏ +47 63 95 91 00. Hotel and conference facilities.
* 60.3178111.2851872 Styri Gård B&B, Nesveien 17, 2080 Eidsvoll, ☏ +47 90 91 00 48, mullahjo@yahoo.com. Twin room: 600kr, Single room: 350kr.
# Eifel

The Eifel is a region that lies in two German states: Rhineland-Palatinate and North Rhine-Westphalia. Smaller parts also lie in Belgium (Hohes Venn and West Eifel) and Luxembourg.

## Cities and towns
### In Eifel (North Rhine-Westphalia)

* 50.7762076.0837881 Aachen
* 50.5530566.7661112 Bad Münstereifel
* 50.556.253 Monschau
* 50.76.654 Zülpich

### In Eifel (Rhineland-Palatinate)

* 50.5447227.1133335 Bad Neuenahr-Ahrweiler
* 49.9747226.5255566 Bitburg
* 50.5341677.04257 Dernau
* 50.3333337.2166678 Mayen
* 50.3422226.9522229 Nürburg

### Belgium

* 50.4922775.86221110 Spa
* 50.6333336.03333311 Eupen

### Luxembourg

* 49.8116676.42166712 Echternach
* 49.9336116.207513 Vianden
* 50.056.03333314 Clervaux

## Understand

The Eifel is a low mountain range bordered by the Rhine to the east and the Mosel to the south. The scenery includes some interesting formations caused by volcanic activity such as circular hills formed from vents and circular lakes in old craters.

### Seasons

Traveling through the Eifel is possible all year long.
* The peak season is from Easter until fall.
* In winter one can go skiing in some small ski resorts.
* There is a famous Christmas market in Monschau, but going there by car might be problematic (not enough parking slots) so one should take the bus from Aachen for example.
* The Nürburgring is a Formula one racing track and once there is race upcoming then it's always crowded in all the area surrounding it.

## Talk

People living there speak German and you might find some speaking French, Dutch and a lot of the younger generation will speak a bit of English.

## Get in

By train or you might take buses leaving from bigger cities (e.g., Aachen) or leaving from the train stations.

## Get around

Best by buses or you take a cab.

## See

* The charming and historic town of Monschau is a popular and great destination in summer, and possibly even a better one in winter. Famous for its fairy-tale like looks with narrow streets and traditional houses, as well as for it's Christmas market.
* For hiking, mountainbiking and regular bike trips it's nice to go to the nature resort Eifel National Park in the north.
* Laacher See. 2km diameter volcanic caldera lake east of Mayen.
* Eltz castle near Treis-Karden.

## Do

Many marked hiking routes, circular and long distance through the area.
* Eifelsteig − 313 km walk from Kornelimünster near Aachen to Trier. Split in 15 stages with description
* Römerkanal-Wanderweg (Roman canal hiking trail) - 100 km walk that follows the route of the Roman Eifel Aqueduct from Nettersheim to Cologne.
Cycling. Many signposted bike routes through the region.

## Go next

* Moselle valley
* Middle Rhine Valley
# Eifel (North Rhine-Westphalia)

The part of the Eifel that lies in North Rhine-Westphalia.

## Cities and towns

* 50.7762076.0837881 Aachen
* 50.5530566.7661112 Bad Münstereifel
* 50.6612786.7872563 Euskirchen
* 50.8666676.14 Herzogenrath
* 50.556.255 Monschau
* 50.76.656 Zülpich

## Other destinations

* 50.61676.433331 Eifel National Park

## Understand

The Eifel is a low mountain range bordered by the Rhine to the east and the Mosel to the south. The scenery includes some interesting formations caused by volcanic activity such as circular hills formed from vents and circular lakes in old craters.

### Seasons

Traveling through the Eifel is possible all year long.
* The peak season is from Easter until fall.
* In winter one can go skiing in some small ski resorts.
* There is a famous Christmas market in Monschau, but going there by car might be problematic (not enough parking slots) so one should take the bus from Aachen for example.

## Talk

No shocker, people in this region speak German. Nevertheless, most people can speak English to varying degrees; older people might barely know how to say a few words, whereas the majority of the younger generations can hold a basic conversation.
Thanks to its geographic location, you might come across people that can speak some French, Dutch, or both.

## Get in

By train or you might take buses leaving from bigger cities (e.g., Aachen) or leaving from the train stations.

## Get around

Best by buses, local trains, or cab.

## See

* The charming and historic town of Monschau is a popular and great destination in summer, and possibly even a better one in winter. Famous for its fairy-tale like looks with narrow streets and traditional houses, as well as for it's Christmas market.
* For hiking, mountainbiking and regular bike trips it's nice to go to the nature resort Eifel National Park in the north.

## Do

Many marked hiking routes, circular and long distance through the area.
* Eifelsteig − 313 km walk from Kornelimünster near Aachen to Trier.
* Römerkanal-Wanderweg (Roman canal hiking trail) - 100 km walk that follows the route of the Roman Eifel Aqueduct from Nettersheim to Cologne.
Cycling. Many signposted bike routes through the region.

## Stay safe

This area of Germany is usually safe. As a city that sits on a tri-point border, Aachen might have a few issues.

## Go next

* Moselle valley
* Middle Rhine Valley
* Eifel
* Eifel