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# Huasca de Ocampo

Huasca de Ocampo is a scenic small town in the forests north of Mexico City in the state of Hidalgo. It is one of the most interesting of the Pueblos Magicos.

## Understand

Tourists come to Huasco for the laid-back small town with winding cobblestone streets and red tile roofs. They come for the cool pine forests, and to see the dramatic waterfalls that crash over basaltic prisms that look almost like they had to be carved by human artistry.

## Get in

Huasca de Ocampo is about 90 minutes by car north of Mexico City. A taxi would cost you about M$1000.
You could take a bus to Pachuca (36 km from Huasca) and then either take a local bus, or take a taxi.It's less than an hour on highway MEX 105.

## Get around

Taxi or walking are your best bets.

## See

* 20.207664-98.5490361 Museo de los Duendes. can't get enough of gnomes? If the museum doesn't sate your apetite, they also offer a nighttime walk through the Forest of Gnomes (Bosque de los Duendes).
* 20.202889-98.5765822 Parroquia de San Juan Bautista. Built by the Augustine friars in the 16th century, the church is a jewel of colonial era architecture. St. John's feast day is June 24 when there will be horse shows, folkloric dancing, sporting events, and street food galore.
* 20.2339-98.56293 Basaltic Prisms of Santa María Regla (Barranca de Santa Maria Regla). is the spot to see spectacular geometric basalt formations. Hike the trails and see the spectacular waterfalls. There are also cabins for rent if you want to spend a weekend.
* Huasca has two colonial era haciendas: 20.233186-98.5636344 Hacienda de Santa María Regla and Hacienda de San Miguel Regla

## Do

zipline and paintball (known as “Gotcha” in Mexico) fields, hiking, guided tours, mountain biking and horseback riding.

## Buy

The area is known for its rustic ceramics, especially water jugs, plates, cups and other household items.

## Eat

* 20.216516-98.5734181 Casa Colibrí, Carretera Huasca-San Miguel Km 2.1 s/n, ☏ +52 7717920328. Serving Mexican food for breakfast, lunch, dinner and brunch.
* 20.202794-98.5852012 The Coffee Legacy, Zaragoza 2, Barrio El Calvario, ☏ +52 7717971600. 9:00-18:00. Cafetaría
* 20.203828-98.5777653 El Portal Viejo, Carretera Tulancingo-Pachuca 18. Serving Mexican food for breakfast and brunch. (updated Feb 2021)
* 20.195601-98.594514 1910, Carretera Tulancingo-Pachuca s/n. Restaurant and bar.
* 20.203831-98.5846495 Restaurante La Tradición, Victoria 1. (updated Feb 2021)

## Sleep

* Pinochueco - unique treehouses in a wooded area, great place for an upscale romantic weekend hideaway!
* 20.203389-98.5759131 Hotel La Ninfa, C. Juan C. Doria #4, Centro, ☏ +52 17712166616. Check-in: 14:00, check-out: 12:00. Casual, friendly hotel in the center of town. Rooms are set around a serene garden courtyard. M$900. (updated Apr 2023)
* 20.205518-98.575952 Hotel Real de Huasca, Vicente Guerrero S-N, Centro. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 12:00. Casual place with large rooms but iffy water. M$1300. (updated Apr 2023)

## Go next

* Tulancingo
* Mineral del Monte
* Pachuca
# Puerto Esperanza (Cuba)

Puerto Esperanza is a small seaside town in Pinar del Rio Province, just north of Viñales. The beach apparently is not Varadero but it's an authentically relaxed Cuban fishing town with very few foreign tourists.

## Understand
### Flora and fauna

Lot of chickens scrawl around in the streets. Many other birds flying around, and some livestock and horses can be found in the gardens.

## Get in

Take a “machina” before midday from Pinar del Rio town or Vinales for 1-2CUC. It takes about 20-40min from Vinales to get there.

## Get around

Within Puerto Esperanza most places are in walking distance but you can get a bici-taxi as well.

## See

Jump with the local youth into the cosy warm Caribbean Sea, smoke some tobacco at the harbour while enjoying the sunset. Or dance at the local bar directly at the seaside.

## Do

Ask one of the relaxed locals if someone is willing to show its “casa en el campo” where you might get less touristic insights into the tobacco production and agriculture than around Vinales.
* Swimming - Either jump directly from the landing stag into the warm Caribbean sea or ask the locals how to find the nearest beach.

## Buy

Local tobaccos directly at the cafeteria in front of the seaside.
Excellent fresh mangos from the local farmers.
There is a bank but no ATM in Viñales. So make sure that you have enough cash with you when you go. If necessary, ATMs can be found in Pinar del Rio or Viñales.

## Eat

Most casa particulares offer fresh fish, seafood and especially lobster dishes but are always open for other suggestions. A local chicken or vegetarian dish is always an alternative.
A very good typical Cuban pizza from the wooden oven can be found in the street between the cafeteria at the seaside and the cabanas entrance. If you cannot find it, just ask some locals where you can find THE pizza place. But don't come too late, they are in high demand - occasionally sold out before 2 pm. At the main streets you can find some other restaurants.

## Drink

A nice bar/outdoor disco directly at the seaside. As well as a cafeteria which serves rum , of course.

## Sleep

As far as in know there are no hotels in Puerto Esperanza but a couple of Casas particulares.
* El pescador - The fisherman, Calle La Marina, No. 6, ☏ +53 55460925, siviadys.cuella82@nauta.cu. Check-in: 10, check-out: 16. In Siviadys casa particular (El pescador – the fishermans) it really feels as if I was staying with friends instead of being just a tourist. Great spirit and wonderful familiy made the stay one of my bests in Cuba. Her husband is a fisherman, so fresh fish is always a great option. Ideal for tourists looking for quiet and rest. 10-20 CUC.
# Rio Gallegos

Rio Gallegos (Río Gallegos) is a town in southern Argentina. There may not be much to see in town but it can be a base for exploring the wider area. The town serves as the provincial capital of Santa Cruz.

## Understand

Rio Gallegos was originally established to enforce the influence of Argentine over the southern Patagonia. For tourists it can be good jump-off point for exploring Tierra del Fuego and southern Chile.

## Get in
### By plane

Patagonia has cheap connections to Rio Grande (~AR$100) and in high-season to Ushuaia. Ask around in one of the tour agents in town. Aerolineas Argentinas and LADE operate to Buenos Aires and other towns throughout Argentina.

### By bus

The bus terminal is about 3 km from the center. There are bus connections to Rio Grande (Tierra del Fuego) and Ushuaia. Buses arrive from Buenos Aires (36 hours) and Puerto Madryn (16 hr) along Highway 3.

### By car

From Buenos Aires the drive goes along the fully paved but sometimes heavily trafficked Highway 3. The distance is 2,587 km. Ruta 40, going along the whole of Argentina from north to south passes through Rio Gallegos. Its southern end is in Punta Loyola, 37 km from Rio Gallegos.

## Get around

Walk.

## See

* Museo de Arte "Eduardo Minnicelli": Small art museum with free admission.
* -51.615366-69.2259851 Pioneer Museum (Museo de los Pioneros). Weekdays 10:00-19:30. The city's oldest standing house furnished with items from the late 19th and early 20th century. Free. (updated Jan 2017)
* -51.61265-69.2250012 Museo Ferroviario Roberto Galián (Railroad Museum), Pellegrini 840, Río Gallegos, Santa Cruz, Argentina, ☏ +54 2966426766. 14ː30 - 17ː30 (closed Saturday, Sunday). History of railroads in Argentina, much of collection is rusty and unrestored. (updated Feb 2023)

## Drink

* -51.619723-69.2078771 $^{[deadlink]}$ La Barrica, Comodoro Rivadavia 379, ☏ +54 2966 43-8572. Wine bar with a large selection of Argentinian wines. (updated Jan 2017)

## Sleep

* Casa de Familia Elcira Cantreras, Zuccarrino 431, +54 2966-429856. Offers cheap dormrooms. Only a 15-min walk from the bus terminal.
* -51.621592-69.2167971 Hotel Patagonia, Monseñor Fagnano 54, ☏ +54 2966 44-4969. Modern, centrally located hotel. (updated Jan 2017)

## Go next

* There is a penguin reserve about 2 hours south that is right on the Strait of Magellan.
* The glacier Perito Moreno is the only glacier in the world that is still advancing, and is 4 hr or so to the west, close to the village of El Calafate. It is a treat to see chunks of ice the size of a ten-story building falling into the blue depths of Lake Brazo Norte.
* Fly with Latam to the Falkland Islands.
# San Rafael (Mendoza)

San Rafael is a wine-growing city in southern Mendoza and the second largest city of this Argentinian province.

## Get in
### By air

The San Rafael Airport (also known as Suboficial Ayudante Santiago Germano Airport) (AFA ) is 6 km west of San Rafael. Commercial flights from Buenos Aires (Aeroparque/Newbery Airfield) are offered by Aerolineas Argentinas.

## See

* -34.847222-68.5208331 Embalse Valle Grande (Valle Grande Dam). Great picnic and swimming place. (updated Apr 2017)

## Do

* River rafting on Río Atuel. (updated Apr 2017)
* Winetasting in one of the Bodegas. (updated Apr 2017)

## Sleep

* -34.612692-68.3394361 Hotel Tower Inn & Suites, Hipolito Yrigoyen 774, ☏ +54 2604427190, reservas@towersanrafael.com. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 10:00. Most famous hotel in San Rafael with good online ratings. 90US$. (updated Apr 2017)
# Trevelin

Trevelin is a small town in Argentine Patagonia.

## Understand

Trevelin is associated with the first Welsh settlers in the area. First they got to Esquel, 20 km away, and then they discovered the then fertile area of the Percy river valley.

## Get in
### By plane

Esquel has an -42.905-71.1391 Airport (Aeropuerto de Esquel), RN40, ☏ +54 2945451676. with flights from Ezeiza International Airport. From Esquel Airport, one can rent a car and drive to Trevelin, or hire a taxi.

## See

There is a first rate late-19th/early-20th century Welsh museum; many Argentinians and Chileans are proud to be associated, and take a lively interest.

## Buy

There are Welsh tea shops and all sorts of memorabilia associated with the original Welsh presence.

## Go next

The Chilean border is quite nearby, and many cross here to renew their Argentine visas after three months. Their destination in Chile is the town of Feutaleufu, head of that Chilean department of 40,000 people.
# Tatajuba

Tatajuba is a small village in Ceara, famed for its moving sand dunes which once forced the whole settlement to move ahead of it.

## Understand

Mostly done as a daytrip from Jericoacoara, but could easily be a stopover to or from Camocim.

## Get in

* Daily 4x4 along the beach to Camocim in the morning; To Jericoacoara in the afternoon.
* Sobral

## Get around

All walkable

## See

The roofs of the "old" village sticking up through the dunes.

## Eat

* -2.8545540.6923051 Pizzaria Pé n'Areia, ☏ +55 88981147390. 18:30–22:00. (updated Apr 2022)

## Sleep

Several small inns.
# Monguí

Monguí is a village in the Boyacá department of Colombia.

## Understand

Founded in 1601, Monguí is a small village high in the Andes that preserves most of its original colonial architecture. The whole village is a national heritage site officially recognised and protected by the national government. Monguí was also officially awarded the title of "Boyacá's most beautiful town" in 1980. The village is known for its impressive 17th-century Basilica and Franciscan convent, some of the finest examples of Spanish colonial architecture in the country. The Ocetá and Siscunsí páramos are easily accessed from Monguí.

## Get in

Buses depart from Sogamoso bus terminal every half an hour (18 km, 4000 COP)

## Get around

Monguí is a small village and easily covered on foot.

## See

* Basilica of Our Lady of Monguí
* Franciscan Monastery
* Calicanto bridge

## Do

* Trek the Oceta páramo
* Visit the Marques de Puntalarga winery (20km away)
* Horse riding
* Ball festival (October)

## Buy

For over a century, football manufacturing has played a major role in the local economy. Numerous shops around the main square sell balls made by local artisans.

## Eat

* 5.722614-72.8490931 Cafe Amor, Calle 5, 3-02 (Corner of the main plaza). Coffee shop also offering cakes, cookies, brownies, desserts, lasagna and a small selection of craft beers. (updated Aug 2018)

## Drink

* El Indio Rómulo (Just past the Calicanto bridge). One of the few places that sells beer and is open after sunset, pretty unremarkable otherwise. (updated Sep 2018)

## Sleep

* 5.719738-72.8496971 Hotel Otti Colonial, Carrera 3, 1-72 (Close to the Calicanto bridge), ☏ +57 3106883150. The most upmarket option in town. Double room: 160,000 COP. (updated Aug 2018)
* 5.722014-72.8500062 Monguí Plaza Hotel, Carrera 4, 4-13 (On a corner of the main plaza), ☏ +57 3214294772, monguiplaza@gmail.com. Double room: 120,000 COP. (updated Aug 2018)
* 5.722956-72.8503733 Hospedaje Villa de Monguí, Calle 5, 4-68. Offers basic accommodation. Double room: 85,000 COP. (updated Aug 2018)
* 5.758035-72.8526154 $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Hostal Villa San Juan, Km. 2.8 Sogamoso-Monguí Road (300 m before Puente Moyas), ☏ +57 3182648671, hostalvillasanjuan@gmail.com. The only hostel in the area, 4 km from town. Double room: 70,000 COP, dorms 30,000 COP. (updated Aug 2018)

## Go next

Topaga and Nobsa
# Barra Honda National Park

Barra Honda National Park is in the northern Nicoya Peninsula in Guanacaste province, Costa Rica. The park protects a densely forested mountain but is most famous for its extensive underground world of limestone caverns, formed by water erosion over millions of years. Most of the caverns remain unexplored.

## Understand
### History

The park became part of the Costa Rica national parks system in 1974. It was created primarily to protect the mountain's cave system.

### Landscape

The park covers an area of 2,295 hectares (5,670 acres). Most of this is the forested rocky slopes of the mountain, but includes areas of scrubby brushland and open fields.

### Flora and fauna

Several colonies of bats nest in the caves. Due to the perpetually dark underground environment, a number of amphibian and fish species in the underground rivers and pools are completely blind.
More than 150 bird wpecies, both permanent residents and migratory birds, can be spotted in the forests and scrubby brushland of the park. One of the most spectacular avian residents is the scarlet macaw.

### Climate
## Get in

Getting into Barra Honda is probably going to require a 4WD truck, though you could probably do it with a motorcycle too. The roads are extremely bad with dirt surfaces and potholes larger than Botswana. To get there, drive west on highway CA-18 into the Nicoya Peninsula of Guanacaste to the town of Quebrada Honda. To get to the park ranger station, contine along CA-18 for about 8 km until you see the signs for Santa Ana and Barro Honda pointing towards a dirt road on your right.

## Fees and permits

The park entrance and ranger station is open daily from 8AM to dusk. At the entrance, you will find potable water and restrooms.

## See

Amazing geologic formations in the underground caverns:
* Nicoa Cave - pre-Columbian human remains were found in this cave along with artifacts and jewelry that dated to approximately 300 BC
* Santa Ana - is the deepest known cave in the complex with a depth of more than 240 meters, it is famous for its numerous formations including stalactites and columns
* Hall of Pearls - a chamber with a remarkably large number of stagmites, stalactites and unique formations
* Hall of Caverns - a chamber filled with twisty rock spires

## Do

* Hiking
* Birdwatching
* Caving

## Buy, eat, drink and sleep

There are no stores in the park. Bring anything you need. You can get food and drink in the village of Santa Ana, about 1 km from the park entrance.
* 10.167198-85.380491 Casita Barra Honda, Santa Ana, ☏ +506 8937 2611. Family-run small lodge featuring a restaurant with home-cooked Costa Rican cuisine. Camping area available as well. Must call in advance to inquire about availability of food or lodging since it is seriously off the beaten path. (updated Aug 2024)
* 10.187685-85.3814772 Villa Nico y Anita, El Plave, ☏ +506 83263294. Hostel with cabins and spacious, clean rooms with hot showers. Swimming pool and hammocks available, no extra charge for all the monkeys entertaining you from the perch up in the trees. (updated Aug 2024)

## Go next

* Chira Island
* Tamarindo
* Nicoya
# Coronado (Panama)

Coronado is in Central Panama. Located along the Pan American Highway, this town is a popular shopping destination for long term tourists who live nearby.

## Understand

It has a desirable sandy beach area nearby, which is largely controlled by individual gated communities which tend to be golf centric. Its very hard to get to see the beaches unless you are staying one of the large communities.
The shopping here caters to local Panamanians and to foreigners. This means that you can find inexpensive items in the stores that the locals use, and much more expensive imported items that the foreigners want in the brand name stores.

## Get around

8.53767-79.905321 Coronado es Vida Gated luxury golf community near the main town shopping mall.
8.519307-79.9038692 Playa Tita, small public beach. A small public beach at the end of a long rural road. (updated Oct 2023)

## Buy

* 8.541804-79.9139821 Super 99 grocery store (Coronado Mall, just off Pan America highway). Large busy, grocery store with reasonable prices, popular with locals and expats. (updated Oct 2023)
* 8.544822-79.9143622 Machetazo groceries (The Village Plaza, off the Pan American highway). Large grocery store, popular with locals and expats (updated Oct 2023)
* 8.555173-79.9083293 Riba Smith, ☏ +507 3454624. Newer grocery store, popular with expats because it has more imported items at proportionately higher prices. (updated Oct 2023)

## Eat

* Restaurante Nazca 21 Coronado (Peru), Coronado Golf, Nueva Gorgona, Panama (Main mall, along PanAmerican highway in Coronado), ☏ +507 3443427. Peru atmosphere, decoration's and great Peruvian food, good service in upscale type of place. (updated Nov 2023)
# Lubin

Lubin is a city in Dolnośląskie Voivodeship in Poland.

## Understand

Lubin has a population of about 75,000. It is better known as a functional modern city than as a tourist destination. You can finds bits of history peeking out from between soviet era monstrosities and post soviet glitz, but they are few and hard to find. Although it does not draw a lot of tourists, those who live in the more rural parts of the surrounding area appreciate it as a place to find goods and services sometimes hard to come by in the smaller towns.

## Get in
### By plane

Lubin Airport is a general aviation airport. It handles charter and private planes, but no scheduled airlines.

### By train

PKP] nb The nearest operating station is Rudna Miasto, about 14 km North on route 292. In 2008 planning was begun by the city and the rail company InterRegioRail to implement a rail line between Lubin, Legnica, Głogów, and Polkowice. As of 2013 no progress has been reported.

### By bus

PKS Lubin

### By car

Road number 3 (planned as Expressway S3) Szczecin - Szklarska Poręba goes through Lubin, also several less important ones: 36, 323, 335.

## Get around

* Buses run in most areas of the city. On-line map and timetable
* The easiest way to get around is by private auto or taxi.

## See

* Town Hall.
* City walls.
* Głogów Tower.
* August 1982 Victims' Memorial.

### Churches

* Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary.
* Our Lady of Częstochowa Church.
* Sacred Heart Church.

## Do

* Football: Zagłębie Lubin play soccer in Ekstraklasa, Poland's top tier. Their home ground Stadion Miejski ("City Stadium") has a capacity of 16,000 and is 1 km north of town centre.

## Buy

* Cuprum Arena. Is a modern shopping mall with four levels of stores and a Helios cinema.
* Many large chains including Real, Tesco, Obi and Castorama have stores in Lubin

## Sleep

* Youth Hostel, ul. Komisji Edukacji Narodowej 6a, ☏ +48 76 746 67 62, ssm@zsipo.lubin.pl. Check-in: 13:00, check-out: 10:00. Opened in 2011. 87 places. 30/21 zł per bed in doubles and threes, discounts for members of International Hostelling.
* Hotel Baron, ul. M.Skłodowskiej-Curie 88, ☏ +48 76 847 32 86. Double 130 - 180 zł, breakfast 20 zł.

## Go next

* Legnica
# Wambierzyce

Wambierzyce is a city in Lower Silesian Voivodship. Small and picturesque, it is a pilgrimage site due to its many religious attractions.

## Get around

Unlike in many larger Polish cities, English is not spoken at all in Wambierzyce. Menus, signs etc. are often in German.

## See

The hulking yellow church on the main square is always full of pilgrims. It contains the popular icon Our Lady of Wambierzyce. Starting on the church grounds, continuing across the street and finishing on a hill overlooking the town are life-sized representations of Calvary. Follow signs to the Szopka- a collection of tiny, mechanized scenes built and painted entirely by hand. These are hundreds of years old but still in working order. Follow the small dirt road to the left of Hotel Wambierzyce to the skansen, which is regionally famous. It has a petting zoo, toy museum, old farm tools exhibit, and in-house restaurant. It also provides quite cheap and comfortable accommodations.
* 50.49010816.4548221 Basilica of the Visitation (Sanktuarium Wambierzyckiej Królowej Rodzin), Pl. Najświętszej Marii Panny 11. A baroque basilica built in the years 1715–1723, given the title of minor basilica in 20th century. (updated Nov 2021)
* 50.47787816.4303322 Museum of Old Equipments (Skansen Dawnych Sprzętów w Wambierzycach), Wiejska 52. (updated Nov 2021)
* 50.50594616.4552193 Ratno Dolny castle. Built around 1563, rebuilt several times in the following centuries. Partially damaged in a fire in 1998, now in ruins. (updated Jan 2024)

## Eat

There are not many places to eat in Wambierzyce.
* Karczma on the main street is quite a good one.

## Sleep

Follow signs for the "skansen/agroturystyka" to the left of Hotel Wambierzyce. Cheap but comfortable, with a petting zoo and attached skansen to boot!

## Go next

* Table Mountains National Park
* Kudowa-Zdrój
* Kłodzko
# Horsham (Victoria)

Horsham is a town in the western region of Victoria along the Western Highway.

## Understand

Horsham is a town located by the Western Highway, a popular freight link and a national highway. It's a town that is popular with stopovers.

## Get in
### By car

Horsham can be accessed from the A8 Western Highway within 4 hours drive from Melbourne.

## See

* -36.716499142.1984331 Horsham Regional Art Gallery, 80 Wilson St (B240 Wimmera Hwy), ☏ +61 353829575. 10AM-4PM. Modern contemporary art gallery. (updated May 2021)
* -36.72574142.1949272 Anzac Centenary Bridge (Wimmera River Bridge) (Between MAJ. Mitchell Drive and Barnes Blvd.). 24/7. (updated May 2021)
* -36.721979142.1965953 Horsham Botanic Gardens, William Guilfoyle Dr. (updated May 2021)

## Eat
### Restaurants

* -36.741619142.2174111 Olde Horsham Family Restaurant, 9176 Western Hwy, Riverside, ☏ +61 3 5382 6999. (updated Mar 2021)
* -36.717133142.1970842 Thai Basil, 41 Darlot St, ☏ +61 3 5382 2694. (updated Mar 2021)
* -36.714346142.198143 Horsham Palace, 49A Roberts Ave, ☏ +61 3 5382 5671. (updated Mar 2021)
* -36.711314142.2032244 baa 340, 118 Baillie St, ☏ +61 4 9934 0088. (updated Mar 2021)

### Pizza and Fast Food
## Drink
## Sleep

* -36.729475142.2045911 Majestic Motel, 56 Stawell Rd, ☏ +61 3 5382 0144. (updated May 2021)

## Go next

* You've got a few choices; Ballarat or Ararat. Try not to get them mixed up.
* Or be a westie and head ta Dimboola