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# Yorkville

There is more than one place called Yorkville:

### United States of America

* Yorkville — a neighborhood in the Upper East Side of Manhattan
* Yorkville — a suburb of Utica
* Yorkville — a town near Aurora, Illinois
* Yorkville — a town in Belmont County, Ohio

### Canada

* Yorkville — a neighbourhood in Toronto
# Ruta Puuc

La Ruta Puuc is an official name given to a 41 km network of secondary roads through Yucatán state along which one can tour Mexico's Mayan Puuc cultural heritage. The route is marked with signs. Important sites on the route include Uxmal, Kabah, and Labna. Puuc is the Mayan word for "hills", and the Puuc region of the Yucatan is area of small rolling hills on a peninsula which is otherwise quite flat. Some travellers spend several days visiting all the sites along this route.
In Mayan archeology, the Puuc style is characterized by the elaborate ornamentation of the facades of ceremonial buildings such as temples and palaces, using limestone quarried in the region.

## Mayan archaeological sites on the Ruta Puuc

* Uxmal - important Mayan spiritual center, it features the Pyramid of the Magician
* Kabah - second largest site in the Puuc region after Uxmal and connected to that city by an 18-km long sacbe
* Sayil - small city of about 10,000 from the Late Classic period, peaked about 900 AD
* Labna - famed for its entrance arch, its Palace of Columns, and for an obelisk (Stele 9) that is believed to be a huge phallic symbol
* Xlapak - smaller site with some excellent relief sculptures
* Loltún - a system of underground caves (cenotes) in which one can see evidence of Mayan ceremonial practices

## Get in

* ATS offers a daily bus tour, including Sundays, leaving from the Merida's 2nd class bus station at 8:00AM. On Sundays, entrance to the sites for Mexican residents is free.

## Prepare

* Since you will be outside for long periods exploring various ruins, ensure that you wear a wide-brimmed hat to provide some shade and wear loose and light clothing. Be certain to bring plenty of fluids and at least some snacks.
* The sunlight will likely be intense for much of the day. Ensure that your camera (or film) is able to take pictures in bright light.
* Do at least some preliminary research on the different sites before you visit. Otherwise they will start to blend into one another and you will not appreciate the differences between most of them.

## Go next

* Ruta Rio Bec
* Chichen Itza
* Edzna
# Uramba Bahía Málaga National Natural Park

Uramba Bahía Málaga National Natural Park (Parque nacional natural Uramba Bahía Málaga) is one of Colombia's newest nature reserves, located on Málaga Bay, near Buenaventura, in Valle del Cauca, Colombia.

## See and do

Within the park area, ecotourism activities such as humpback whale and bird watching, kayaking and canoeing through the estuaries, landscaping and guided walks along ecological trails can be carried out. The park offers the following sites of interest for ecotourism:
* Negritos Reefs
* Palm Island
* Communities of La Plata, La Sierpe, Mangaña and Miramar
* Chucheros, Ladrilleros, Juanchaco and La Barra beaches
* Freshwater estuaries and pools of Arrastradero
* La Sierpe Waterfalls (and other lesser known waterfalls)
* Faunal conservation schemes
* La Manigua Botanical Garden
The community association Ecomanglar ☏ +350 893 6151 is a tourism company that operates within the park that offers accommodations and tours. It seeks to promote and contribute to the well-being of the inhabitants of Bahía Málaga through the conservation of biological and cultural diversity.

## Go next

* Isla Gorgona
* Puracé National Natural Park
* Los Nevados National Natural Park
* Colombian national parks
# Uppsala history tour

Uppsala is Sweden's fourth largest city, and has been a cultural centre since the Viking Age, and the cradle of the Swedish nation. This is a walking tour through the highlights of Uppsala's centre.

## Understand

This walking tour includes Uppsala's central locations, omitting Old Uppsala and the Uppsala countryside. The Uppland history tour is a lengthy journey best made by car or bicycle.

## Get in

Uppsala is walkable. The grounds around the palace are a bit steep, and wheeled equipment might have to take detours.

## Go

* 59.8588917.635031 Upplandsmuseet (The Uppland Museum), S:t Eriks torg 10. The county museum has various exhibition on the region's prehistory and history. It is hosted by a watermill building from 1768. Free.
* 59.858117.63362 Uppsala Cathedral (Domkyrkan), Domkyrkoplan 2. The seat of Sweden's archbishop opened in 1435. Free.
* 59.85691217.6327413 Helga Trefaldighets kyrka (Church of Holy Trinity), Odinslund 4 (just south of the Cathedral). A 14th century church, dwarfed by the cathedral.
* 59.8534417.635641 Uppsala Castle (Uppsala Slott).
* 59.85766817.6319034 Gustavianum (The University Museum), Akademigatan 3. Under renovation. Opens spring 2024.. Uppsala University's previous main building, built in the 1620s. Today it is the university museum, with many artifacts from the Nordic Iron Age.
* 59.857517.62935 Universitetshuset (The University Hall), Biskopsgatan 3. The auditorium entrance carries the aphorism "Tänka fritt är stort men tänka rätt är större" ("Thinking free is great, but thinking right is greater"), attributed to the 18th century philosophy professor Thomas Thorild. The phrase "thinking right" has been misunderstood as "think as the authorities do". Thorild was however a radical for his time; his aphorism should be read as "think reasonably".
* 59.85474517.6306356 Carolina Rediviva, Dag Hammarskjölds väg 1.
* 59.8548917.629117 Pelle Svanslös lekplats.
* 59.8523617.628768 Botaniska trädgården (The Botanical Garden), Villavägen 6-8.
* 59.85416717.6222229 Uppsala Gamla Kyrkogård (Uppsala Old Cemetery), Villavägen 1. Opened in the late 18th century, with graves of celebrities such as poet Gustaf Fröding, painter Bruno Liljefors, UN secretary general Dag Hammarskjöld, and medical educator Hans Rosling.
* 59.8600417.6223410 Biotopia, Vasagatan 4. Free.
* 59.85400117.6409661 Flustret, Flustergränd 5.

## Go next

* Uppland history tour
* Stockholm history tour
# Upton

There is more than one place called Upton:

### Canada

* Upton (Canada) - a city in Quebec.

### Ireland

* Upton (Ireland) - a city in County Cork.

### United Kingdom

* Upton (Buckinghamshire)
* Upton (Cambridgeshire)
* Upton (Cheshire)
* Upton (Cornwall)
* Upton (Cumbria)
* Upton (Dorset)
* Upton (Hampshire)
* Upton (Leicestershire)
* Upton (Lincolnshire)
* Upton (London)
* Upton (Merseyside)
* Upton (Norfolk)
* Upton (Northamptonshire)
* Upton (Oxfordshire)
* Upton (Pembrokeshire)
* Upton (Slough)
* Upton (Somerset)
* Upton (Warwickshire)
* Upton (West Yorkshire)
Also:
* Upton-upon-Severn, Worcestershire
* Upton Cheyney, South Gloucestershire
* Hawkesbury Upton, South Gloucestershire
* Upton Fen, Norfolk
* Upton Grey, Hampshire
* Upton Hellions, Devon
* Upton House, Warwickshire
* Upton Lovell, Wiltshire
* Upton Magna, Shropshire
* Upton Noble, Somerset
* Upton Park, Newham, London
* Upton Pyne, Devon
* Upton Scudamore, Wiltshire

### United States of America

* Upton (Indiana)
* Upton (Kentucky)
* Upton (Maine)
* Upton (Massachusetts)
* Upton (New York) — home of Brookhaven National Laboratory
* Upton (Wyoming)
# Santa Leopoldina

Santa Leopoldina is a town in Central Espírito Santo.

## Get in

* ES-080, 51 km from Vitória

## See

* Colonial housing (Casario colonial). A complex of late 19th-century architecture.
* Museu do Colono.
* Canaã Valley (Vale do Canaã).
* Tirol. Small village 15 km from city center.

### Waterfalls

* Andorinhas Falls (Cachoeira das Andorinhas).
* Fumaça Falls.
* Gruta da Onça Falls (Cachoeira Gruta da Onça).
* Recanto Falls (Cachoeira do Recanto).
* Retiro Falls (Cachoeira do Retiro).
* Rio do Meio Falls (Cachoeira Rio do Meio).
* Tio André Falls (Cachoeira Tio André).
* Véu de Noiva Falls (Cachoeira Véu de Noiva).

## Drink

* Camping Pq. Ribeirão dos Pardos, Rod. Afonso Schwab, km 4, ☏ +55 27 3266-1005.
* Vila Wöffel, ☏ +55 27 3225-4531.
# Santa Fe National Park

Santa Fe National Park (Parque Nacional Santa Fe) is a large protected area of more than 700,000 hectares of highland forest in Central Panama. The park is undeveloped with no visitor center, campgrounds, or other visitor infrastructure. It preserves pristine wilderness and is an ideal park for hikers, birdwatchers, and other nature lovers. Several rivers and small streams cascade down the park's mountainous slopes and the park is famous for its scenic remote waterfalls.

## Understand

The park was established as part of the Panama national parks system in 2001 to protect the biodiversity of a large, pristine area of highland rainforest and dry tropical forest. The park counts more than 300 bird species within its boundaries as well as several hundred endemic plants, including a number of species of orchid. The park is mostly remote wilderness with no access by road. Most visitors access the park from various points around its perimeter and hike into the park (though horseback is also an option).

### Hector Gallegos National Park

In 2019, the government declared an adjacent tract of land to be the Hector Gallegos National Park, extending the protected natural area all the way to the Caribbean. No developed park infrastructure exists and there are no official access points though the new highway 33 runs along the park border en route to the town of Calovebora.

## Get in

The park has historically been difficult to reach with no modern roads and no park infrastructure, however, the government built a new highway 33 (locally known as the Caribbean Highway) that crosses through the park. A good access point may be the town of Santa Fe (Panama). Minibuses or combis to Santa Fe leave from the town of Santiago de Veraguas. Rough dirt roads lead into the park from some bordering villages. These are not recommended for anyone without a 4WD trucks and local guides.

## Fees and permits

A ranger station on the new road collects park entry fees that vary depending on citizenship and age. Panamanian citizens pay the lowest fees (US$1) while foreign adults pay the most (US$5).

## Get around

Hiking is the only option. It is an enormous park requiring many hours to reach. Trails are unimproved, unmaintained, and generally unmarked so you'll want to do some research or hire a local guide to show you the way.

## See

* more than 50 waterfalls. Bermejo Falls is one of the largest with a height of 35 meters.

## Do

* hike. Popular destinations include Alto de Piedra, Golondrinas Falls, and Bermejo Falls. Named (but unimproved) hiking trails include: Cerro Mariposa, Camino Historico de Chilagre, Loop at Ranger Station, Cascada Loma Grande, Cascada La Isleta, and Cascada Bermejo.

## Eat

No stores or restaurants are in or near the park. Bring anything you plan to eat (and remember to pack out any trash).

## Sleep
### Lodging
### Backcountry

Backcountry camping is allowed. Practice Leave-no-trace camping.

## Go next

* Caribbean West
* Bocas del Toro
# Santa Lucía Cotzumalguapa

Santa Lucía Cotzumalguapa is in the Pacific Lowlands of Guatemala.

## Understand

Santa Lucía Cotzumalguapa (often shortened to just Santa), is a hot, busy town in a sugar-producing region of the Pacific plain - the air smells of burnt sugar from the many refinaries in the area.

## Get in

Buses from Mazatenango and Escuintla.

## Get around

Walk, taxi or tuk-tuk.

## See

* El Baúl. Sugar plantation with on-site museum of prehispanic sculpture excavated from the cane-fields, plus a couple of old narrow-guage steam engines once used on the plantations. (updated Feb 2016)
* Bilbao. A couple of prehispanic boulder sculptures among sugar-cane fields. (updated Feb 2016)
* La Democracia. A small town with an impressive array of prehispanic boulder sculptures laid out around the main plaza, brought there from the Monte Alto site. There is also a small regional museum. (updated Feb 2016)

## Drink

Don't accept ice in any drink, unless you want a dose of amoebas, not even in chain restaurants like Pollo Campero etc.

## Go next

* Escuintla
* Guatemala City
* Lake Atitlán - take a bus to Mazatenango, and get off at Cocales to take transport up to Santiago Atitlán.
# Santa Lucía de Gordón

Santa Lucía de Gordón is a village in the central mountain of Castile and Leon. It has a population of 400 people (2019) and it is the second biggest village of the municipality.

## Understand

It's a beautiful village situated in a valley.
It's famous for the coal mines, which for many years has been the workplace of most people in the region. They also eat very well, with its high-mountain cuisine. The people are very simple and friendly, but they have the character of the hard men of the mine.

## Get in

You can get there by car along the road of Asturias. It's 36 km from León and 118 km from mountain Pass Pajares.
It has a railway station on the León-Gijón line.

## Do

Since few people live there, there are very few shops and bars. It's a very quiet village, maybe a little boring. But it has a very beautiful landscape and beautiful paths to walk through the countryside.
# Santa Fe Springs

Santa Fe Springs is a city in Los Angeles County in Southern California.

## See

* 33.935595-118.0797861 Hathaway Ranch & Oil Museum, 11901 E Florence Ave, ☏ +1 562 777-3444. M, Tu, and Th 11AM-4PM. Fridays by appointment.. Suggested donation $4. (updated Mar 2018)
# Santa Isabel

Santa Isabel is in Grande São Paulo.

## See

* Ouro Fino Falls (Cachoeira do Ouro Fino).
* Jaguari Dam (Represa do Jaguari).
* Monte Serrat Lookout (Mirante do Monte Serrat).
* Municipal Zoo (Zoológico Municipal).

## Eat

* Becco da Pizza, Jose Coelho Porto, 17.
* Cerdal Restaurante, Rua 9 Julho, 16.
* Filé Restaurante, Rodovia Presidente Dutra Km, 1843.
* Gabriel Restaurante, Avenida República, 175.
* Pastelaria Ti, Avenida República, 585.
* Pizzaria Boca do Forno Ii, Avenida República, 3955.
* Restaurante Cantinho Raio de Sol, Rua Sebastião Claudiano, 1401.
* Scorpions Pizzaria, Avenida República, 251.
* Shiros Restaurantes, Praça Fernando Lopes, 35.

## Drink

* Bar e Mercearia Benegue, Avenida Brasil, 231.
* Bar e Mercearia Equior, Rua Pres Vargas, 56.
* Bar e Mercearia Kamoshita, Rua J Bueno, 107.
* Bar e Pastelaria Nagasoret, Avenida República Da, 585.
* Choppoint Pizzaria e Petiscos, Avenida República Da, 320.

## Sleep

* Hotel Estancia Solazer, Estrada Velha Guararema, no number, ☏ +55 11 4656-1300.
# Santa Inês

Santa Inês is a city of 89,000 people (2019) in Western Maranhão that is known for its beaches and lakes.

## Understand
### Climate

The climate in the city of Santa Inês is hot and humid, having two seasons: a rainy one, which lasts from the second half of December to the first week of June, and a dry one, which lasts from the second week of June to the first fortnight of December. The months with the highest rainfall are March and April and the lowest are July and August. Between the months of May and August it is very common for days to be hot and the early morning hours and the first hours of the morning to be cold with temperatures between 18 C° and 21 C°, at this time it is also very common to form fog in the city, reducing the visibility and causing inconvenience to drivers who travel on the roads and in the city center. Between the months of September and November, the famous mango rain is also common. as it is known in the city, which are sudden, fast and intense rains out of season, usually accompanied by very strong wind, thunderstorms and sometimes hail.

## Get in
### By bus

All buses on the Belém - Fortaleza highway stop here (at least if requested), which make it very accessible, far more so than São Luís.

### By train

Three times a week from Serra dos Carajás in Pará to São Luís, and the other way around. To São Luís 4 hours, R$ 10.

## Get around

System Integrado of Transport (SIT) has a fleet of 10 urban buses that circulate in Santa Inês and Pindaré and between them.
There is also a taxi cooperative based in Pindaré, which circulate on the route between the two cities. It easy to find vans to São Luís, Teresina, Imperatriz and Zé Doca in the traditional Laranjeiras fork.

## See

* Santo Antônio Square (Family Square)
* Pastor Meton Soares Square
* Igreja Matriz (Mother Church)

## Do

* Its tourist attractions are the beaches and lakes.
* Carnival: The Santa Inês carnivals are considered one of the best in the state. Every year thousands of people from other parts of the state join in the revelry, the city's tradition is that every Carnival Sunday, the Arrastão Ponta da Linha takes place in the city , which is when all the carnival blocks come together and walk along the main streets of the city, annually this revelry brings together more than 20,000 players.
* Festas Juninas: June parties in the city are held at the Raposa Park, a space that can hold up to 10,000 people. Every year, Parque da Raposa is full of players at this festival, and there are several oxen from the region and the state.
* Crafts: In the city there are several artisans who work with clay, their works are displayed and for sale on Avenida da Amizade, in the Pindaré-Mirim direction , there are also several canvas painters in the city.
* Pindaré, 9 km from Santa Inês, is a great tourist attraction, also for its beaches, lakes and rivers.

## Buy

* Rua do Comércio

## Sleep

* Many inns
# Shihezi

Shihezi (石河子; Shíhézǐ) is a city in Xinjiang Province in China. Built in the Junggar desert from 1954, it has more trees per acre than any other city in China. It is a quiet little city with friendly people that rarely sees tourists.

## Get in

Take the train west from Urumqi, it runs every 20min from about 8am to 10pm at night, you can pay from ¥30-36, but there is no real speed difference, mostly its just how much leg room you want on the bus. It takes from 2.5 to 3 hours depending on traffic. There is now also a train line, fast train (a little over 2 hours) is ¥24 for a hard seat, slow train (about 3 hours) is ¥12 but they leave far less frequently.

## Get around

Local busses cost ¥1 per ride, taxis start at ¥5 and you should be able to get to most places in town for less than ¥10. It's quite beautiful to walk around any time but the winter, when temperatures stay between -20 and 0C.

## See

Peoples square at night, mountains behind the city rise to 16,000 feet. Mushroom lake

## Do

Visit the university and the medical college, look for English students to talk to.

## Eat

The finest watermelon in Xinjiang.

## Sleep

Try to stay at the university hotel.

## Go next

Take a bus to NanShan (南山) - part of the TianShan 天山 that you can see from town and go hiking. It's about 2 hours outside of town. There are quite a few camp sites if you want to stay the night.
# Shikokuchuo

Shikokuchuo (四国中央) is a city in Ehime prefecture.

## Understand

Shikokuchuo City is located in the eastern end of Ehime Prefecture. Shikokuchuo's name translates to "Central Shikoku" and is the only district where all four of Shikoku's prefectures touch.

### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site.

## See

* 34.013072133.567531 Kawanoe Castle (川之江城). Kawanoe Castle was built in Iyo Province (modern Ehime Prefecture) to protect the province from invasions from Sanuki Province (modern Kagawa). Due to its location at the border with Sanuki Province, Tosa Province (modern Kochi), and Awa Province (modern Tokushima), it was under constant attack during the Warring States Period. All of Shikoku's provinces fought here until it was eventually conquered by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1585. It was torn down in 1611 and parts of the original castle were used to build Matsuyama Castle. ¥100. (updated Apr 2020)
* 34.016278133.6359572 Manabe House (真鍋家住宅). ¥200. (updated Apr 2020)
* Junshin-do. (updated Apr 2020)
* Tosa Kaido. (updated Apr 2020)
* 34.007877133.5735073 Paper Town Museum (紙のまち資料館). Has a handful of exhibits related to local paper production and visitors can make their own paper postcards with reservations. (updated Apr 2020)

## Go next

* Niihama
* Saijo
* Imabari
* Kanonji
* Mitoyo
* Tadotsu
* Marugame
* Motoyama
* Okawa
# Shijak

Shijak (definite Albanian form: Shijaku) is a town and a municipality in Durrës County, west-central Albania, with a total population of 28,000 (2011).

## Understand

The small city of Shijak is 11 km from Durrës, and 31 km from Tirana. Settled in a fertile flat plain with surrounding rolling hills, Shijak could be an excellent choice to pass some time in the nature and enjoy the Erzen River which runs through Shijak, and the spring of Gjyshi, spring of Dushku, and Erzen Lake who are all in the nearby vicinity of the city.
Shijak its well known for its Bosnian community settlements and restaurants where you can enjoy a mix of the Albanian cuisine with the Bosnian and Mediterranean ones.

## Get in

By plane
The closest airport to reach Shijak is the Tirana International Airport Nënë Tereza located in the capital, Tirana. There is no bus directly from the airport to Shijak, but you can take a cab. The airport is nearly 24 km from the centre of Shijak.
By bus
Your first option is to travel by bus. If you are coming through Tirana, you have multiple private and public buses running between the two places. You can catch the bus to Shijak- at Regional Bus Terminal - North and South Albania (8QVG+MQV, Kashar) from 07:00 until 18:00.
By car
You can also rent a car to drive yourself (if your license is valid in Albania) or hire a taxi.
If you are driving for things to do in Shijak, you can take route SH2.
By boat
Shijak does not have a port, but the nearby town of Durrës does. Durrës Port$^{[deadlink]}$ is nearly 14 km from the center of Shijak.

## Get around

Shijak is a small city, and the best way to get to see it is by walking.
By bike
The city is quite suitable for biking too.

## See

* Erzen River, Shijak. You can take a walk by the Erzen River and enjoy take a bath in the river. (updated Aug 2021)

## Do

Shijak is surrounded by beautiful surrounding rolling hills with trails lush with greenery alongside the Erzen River where you can walk or bike.
You can enjoy fresh food in the countryside or the restaurants nearby.

## Buy

In the countryside and the city, you can buy fresh food from the nearby villages.

## Eat

Due to its mix population and influence of different cultures , you can enjoy some really good food in Shijak.
* 41.3286819.5646331 Gjepali Agrotourism, Gjepalaj Shijak, Durres 2014 Albania, ☏ +355 68 905 8888. Daily 09:00-00:00. Gjepali Agrotourism is run by one of the best Albanian chefs, Fundim Gjepali, a local who returned after a long stay in Italy to invest in his motherland. Here you can enjoy traditional food of Central Albania mixed with the Mediterranean cuisine. (updated Aug 2021)
* Auto Grill Bosnja, SH2, km 7. Open 24 hours. At this restaurant you can enjoy some traditional Bosnian specialities. (updated Aug 2021)