OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Monterey Park

Monterey Park is in the San Gabriel Valley of Southern California.

## Get in

Monterey Park is located about 8 miles east of Downtown Los Angeles and is most easily accessible by car via the 10, 60 or 710 freeways.

## Get around

Monterey Park has its own citywide bus system called the SPIRIT. Local area school kids affectionately dub it "the trolley".

## See

Known as "Little Taipei" in the 1980s, Downtown Monterey Park (along Garvey Avenue) contains many Chinese businesses and restaurants. These authentic restaurants are often viewed as Monterey Park's biggest claim to fame. Like South Bay area in relation to Little Tokyo, Monterey Park and the surrounding San Gabriel Valley area (plus Rowland Heights further east on the 60 freeway) is the new residential heart of the Chinese community in Los Angeles.
While ethnic Chinese represents more than half of the city's population, incredible diversity exists in the city. Monterey Park is home to families who trace their roots to places as different as Mexico, Taiwan, Hong Kong, China, Japan, Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia. Monterey Park - Asian-American friendly, All-American, and 100% Angeleno!

## Do

* 34.07-117.9994441 Barnes Park. The main park in the center of the city where many of the big events, like the 4th of July Celebration and May Days are held.

### Cultural celebrations

* Chinese New Year Festival. Usually takes place around January or February, depending on when the Chinese New Year falls for that year.
* Cherry Blossom Festival. A Japanese and Japanese American cultural festival that usually takes place in April in Barnes Park.
* Cinco de Mayo Celebration. Around May 5 in Barnes Park. The day features a wide variety of entertainers, including Folklorico Dancers, Mariachis, and other traditional Mexican music.

## Buy

* Hong Kong Supermarket, Garfield Ave. Offers Asian snacks, groceries from Taiwan, Hong Kong and China.
* 99 Ranch Market (at the intersection of Garvey and Atlantic). A Taiwanese-American chain
* Shun Fat, Atlantic (across from Atlantic Times Square).
* Tak Shing Hong, Garvey Ave. Offers Chinese knick-knacks and is recommended for browsing.
* Wing Hop Fung (In the strip mall at the intersection of Garvey and Atlantic (in the same plaza as 99 Ranch Market)). Tea, Tea sets, bowls and ceramics, Chinese herbs and ginseng of excellent quality.

## Eat

This is the San Gabriel Valley, which in Monterey Park primarily means: delicious, authentic Asian food. Asian style pastries and other baked goods from the many bakeries around town (try the mango cake).
* Mandarin Noodle House (At the intersection of Garvey and Chandler).
* JJ's Cafe (Garvey and Ynez). A Monterey Park classic, old school Hong Kong-style cafe.
* Sushi Sai, Atlantic. Recommended for their salmon skin salad.
* Daikokuya Monterey Park, 111 Atlantic Blvd #241. Japanese ramen house. +1 626-570-1930

## Drink

* Beard Papa (Atlantic Blvd and Garvey). Great for freshly made cream puffs. Highly recommend those cream puffs but also the drinks, with great tea and coffee options, and you can add tapioca balls
# Santipur

Santipur is a historical town in the Nadia district of West Bengal, India.

## See

* 23.23970388.4414891 Shyamchand Temple. (updated Oct 2022)

## Do

Santipur is famous for ras utsav and dol utsav which is thought to have begun by Mathuresh Goswami, the great-grandson of Advaita Acharya, one of the main associates of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu.
Kali Puja is another festival that the people of this place pays a lot of dedication.
Jagaddhatri Puja is also celebrated in Santipur.
# Santiago de Veraguas

Santiago de Veraguas is in the Pacific West of Panama.

## Understand

Santiago de Veraguas ({sanˈtjaɣo ðe βeˈɾaɣwas}) is the capital of the province of Veraguas, in the Republic of Panama, and the district or municipality of the same name. Located in the countryside on the banks of the Pan American Highway. Bounded on the north San Francisco District, south with the District of Montijo, East District of the Atalaya and west by the District of La Mesa.

## Get around

Public transportation will bring you to the bus station in town from Panama City and other major cities. Taxi services exist inside the city. Dollar Rent a Car has a location at the Hotel Mykonos and Thrifty Rent a Car also has a location.

## See

* Santiago Apostle Cathedral.
* Museum.

## Do

A visit to the downtown area.

## Buy

* open air fruit market.
* meat market.

## Sleep

* Hotel Gran David. an excellent hotel that offers clean and comfortable hotel rooms at a reasonable price. The location offers a pool and a very good hotel restaurant. Beyond, being a local lodging establishment the restaurant is often visited by locals for dining and special occasions. The property boasts a number of private event ballrooms. (updated Apr 2016)
* Hotel Mykonos. (updated Apr 2016)

## Go next

* San Francisco
* Santa Fe
# Perumbavoor

Perumbavoor is a city in Central Kerala.

## Understand

Perumbavoor is a magnet for expatriate north Indian workers in Kerala. Several thousands of Bengalis, Biharis and Assamese live in this tiny city.

## Get in

Perumbavoor is 41 km from Kochi by road. The nearest railway station is Aluva, 20 km. There is an airport at Nedumbassery, 15 km away.

## Get around

Autorikshaws charge ₹20 per kilometre and buses are available @ ₹7.00 for 3 km.

## See

* Panieli Poru Waterfalls near Perumbavoor.
* Bethel Salone Jacobites Syrian Church
* Kodanad Elephant breeding Centre near Perumbavoor. Kodanad is set on the southern banks of the Periyar river near Perumbavoor and is one of the largest elephant training, and rescue centers of Kerala. Earlier elephants captured from the Malayatoor forests (the forests in the east and north of Kodanad) were trained here. In 1977 the elephant capturing came to an end, but the elephant-training center are still in function. Kodanad is now primarily used as a rescue training center, and houses baby elephants at their infancy and various stages of their growth. Four to six baby elephants are brought in and trained every year. Kodanad is the headquarters of Malayatoor forest division. Kodanad is accessible by direct bus services or by taxi from Aluva.
       Kochi to Kodanad around 50 km
       Alwaye to Kodanad around 28 km
       Perumbavoor to Kodanad around 11 km
       Travelling from Angamaly to Kodanad is also fairly easy and it passes close to Malayatoor where there is a famous church.

## Buy

* Bhai Bazar, Puthen Kurishu Road (1 km). Popular hangout of north Indian laborers. Very cheap for mobile telephones and accessories. Clothes and trinkets of the cheapest variety are available here. (updated Jul 2015)

## Eat

Perumbavoor is the ideal place for enjoying various kinds of north Indian street food. Hygiene is a serious issue. The prices are dirt cheap.
* Apsara Restaurant, Perumbavoor. Famous for their legendary mutton biriyani. Locals say they don't use any refrigeration and everything is given fresh. ₹200. (updated Jan 2021)

## Sleep

* Cooperative College Building, near Kalachandha. This old college is converted into a hostel where sleeping space is rented @ ₹10 per night. The customers are north Indian workers. Several other places are also available @ ₹500 per month. (updated Jul 2015)
# Peruvian Amazon

The Peruvian Amazon region of Peru includes the departments of Loreto, Ucayali, Amazonas, Madre de Dios, Huanuco and San Martin. This is a vast, sparsely populated jungle region in the Amazon basin of northeastern Peru. This region is marked by a large degree of biodiversity. Peru has the second-largest portion of the Amazon rainforest after the Brazilian Amazon.

## Cities

* -9.036944-75.50751 Aguaytia — a few miles towards Tingo María you can find the famous waterfall "Velo de la Novia" which is a nice place for a day trip
* -10.733333-73.752 Atalaya — known for the Tambo Ushco cavern, the Piedra del Toro, the Three Windows, the Sapani natural pool and the Canuja ravine
* -3.905833-70.5163893 Caballococha — every Sunday there is a community festival called Pollada
* -3.733333-73.254 Iquitos — gateway to some of the top national parks and reserves for ecological conservation and wildlife viewing, and for Amazon boat rides, and a destinationfor those who are interested in the ancient shamanic ways of plant healing
* -3.49779-73.089075 Mazán — a transport hub for the upstream rivers of the Amazonas
* -4.508333-73.5833336 Nauta — the primary destination of the only major road leading out of Iquitos, and is a staging area for several ecotourism lodges and ships on the Marañòn River, including boats to the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve
* -8.383333-74.557 Pucallpa — an excellent base for visits to Lake Yarinacocha
* -4.2275-69.9561118 Santa Rosa — a small settlement on an island in Amazonian Peru at the triple border that includes Tabatinga in Brazil and Leticia in Colombia
* -11.147-73.03629 Sepahua — a town with a diverse population that includes Arawak groups such as Yine, Asháninka and Machiguenga, and Pano groups such as Amahuaca, Nahua and Yaminahua
* -5.9-76.08333310 Yurimaguas — a gateway to the Peruvian Amazon that offers access to the rainforest and is known for its natural beauty and biodiversity

## Other destinations

* -5.25-74.6666671 Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve — The largest protected area in Peru, accessible from Iquitos or Nauta.

## Understand

The Peruvian Amazon jungle is one of the most biologically diverse areas on Earth. As a nation, Peru has the largest number of bird species in the world and the third-largest number of mammals; 44% of bird species and 63% of mammal species inhabit the Peruvian Amazon. Peru also has a very high number of species of butterflies, orchids, and other organisms.
Many indigenous peoples, such as the Aguaruna, Cocama-Cocamilla and the Urarina,[4] inhabit the jungle, some in relative isolation from the rest of the world.
In the late 20th and early 21st century, illegal logging and illegal oil extraction have become serious problems in the Peruvian Amazon. In 2012 the World Bank estimated that 80% of Peru's timber exports are illegally harvested. This uncontrolled deforestation could negatively affect the habitats of indigenous tribes, the Peruvian biodiversity and contribute to climate change.

## Get in

Coronel FAP Francisco Secada Vignetta International Airport (IQT), FAP Captain David Abensur Rengifo International Airport (PCL).
# Peru (Indiana)

Peru is in Northern Indiana.

## Get in
### By car

* Business US 24 runs east-west through downtown, and US 24 goes near the north side of the city.
* Indiana 124 ends in Peru.
* US 31 goes north-south a bit outside of the western part of the city

### By bike

The Nickle Plate trail connects to Kokomo in the south, and Rochester to the north.

## Get around

Peru unfortunately does not have any public transportation options, however the grid style road layout makes driving quite easy, and almost all roads have a sidewalk making the town very pedestrian friendly, and many roads are bike friendly as well with a dedicated bike lane.

## See

* 40.754444-86.0197221 Circus Hall of Fame, 3076 E. Circus Ln, ☏ +1 765 472-7553, toll-free: +1-800-771-0241. Every year someone new is inducted, and Peru is the amateur circus city. Visit the museum - covering circus history from the start to present, and check out a performance of the Peru Circus - which features young people from all over the country, performing acts ranging from magic to trapeze to animal husbandry. Check out memorabilia and antiquities from the history of the circus.
* 40.75626-86.071322 Circus City Festival Museum and Peru Amateur Circus, 154 N Broadway. See life and memorabilia under the big top. (updated Dec 2021)
* 40.754444-86.0688893 Miami County Courthouse. (updated Nov 2018)
* 40.75482-86.069634 Miami County Museum, 51 N Broadway, ☏ +1 765 473-9183. Little buggies, two-headed rabbits, circus stuff, etc. (updated Dec 2021)
* 40.76016-86.07995 Cole Porter Grave. The music star was born in Peru and is buried here. (updated Dec 2021)

## Do

* 40.7698-86.075641 Roxy 5 Theater. (updated Oct 2019)
* 40.72716-86.00522 Seven Pillars Nature Preserve, 3667 Mississinewa Rd, ☏ +1 260 637-2273. Daily 6AM-9PM. Explore a 1.8 mile long trail alongside limestone bluffs of the Mississinewa River in the ancient home of the Miamis. (updated Dec 2021)

## Eat

Harveys Hinklemeyer's is a local diner that is a necessity to visit while in town.
Mr. Weenie's is a local hot dog drive in that locals and visitors alike love. They sell standard hotdog stand food like hotdogs, fries, root beer floats and more.

## Sleep

Peru's most popular place for visitors to stay is the Cole Porter Inn, named after the town's most famous resident, Cole Porter.

## Connect

* Peru Public Library, 102 E Main St, ☏ +1-765-473-3069. (updated Oct 2019)
# Peru (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Peru:

### South America

* Peru - A country in South America.

### United States of America

* Peru (Illinois) - A town in the state of Illinois.
* Peru (Indiana) - A town in the state of Indiana.
* Peru (Kansas) - A town in the state of Kansas.
* Peru (Maine) - A town in the state of Maine.
* Peru (Massachusetts) - A town in the state of Massachusetts.
* Peru (Nebraska) - A town in the state of Nebraska.
* Peru (New York) - A town in the state of New York.
* Peru (Pennsylvania) - A town in the state of Pennsylvania.
* Peru (Vermont) - A town in the state of Vermont.
* Peru (West Virginia) - A town in the state of West Virginia.
* Peru (Wisconsin) - A town in the state of Wisconsin.
# New Amsterdam

There is more than one place called New Amsterdam:

### Brazil

* Natal - A city in Brazil that was known as New Amsterdam from 1633 to 1645.

### Guyana

* New Amsterdam (Guyana) - A town in the East Berbice-Corentyne Region.

### Islands of the Indian Ocean

* Amsterdam Island - An island in the Indian Ocean, was known as Nieuw Amsterdam from 1633 to 1892.

### Netherlands

* Nieuw Amsterdam (Netherlands) - A village in the municipality of Emmen.

### Suriname

* Nieuw Amsterdam (Suriname) - The capital of the Commewijne District.

### United States of America

* Buffalo - A city that was called New Amsterdam for a brief period in the early 19th century.
* New Amsterdam (Indiana) - A town in Indiana, USA.
* New Amsterdam (Wisconsin) - An unincorporated community in Wisconsin.
* New York City - A city that was known as New Amsterdam from 1609 to 1664.
# New Australia

New Australia (Nueva Londres) is a 19th century settlement in Southern Paraneña.

## Understand

Settled by disgruntled and idealistic Australians in October 1893, this was the first attempt at socialism anywhere in the world. About 700 people set up a colony without money or bosses based on the theories of Karl Marx.
In 1957, the town changed its name to Nueva Londres. The tiny town with some of the descendants of the original settlers still exists about 5 km west of Coronel Oviedo. A second town, again with descendants, was founded by the same group of Australians, that separated from the original group, at Cosme, 90 km south of Asunción, near Cazapa.
There is also a village near the highway on the way towards Nueva Londres of the same name, New Australia. It is however not of much interest to tourists.

## Do

* Fiesta del Tujú. Dec 25th. The touristy highlight of the town, a rodeo festival with bulls and horses. Tujú means mud in Guaraní, and the celebration is named this way because it is concluded with dance and bath in mud by hundreds of locals. (updated Apr 2019)
# New Britain

New Britain is a large island region in Papua New Guinea.

## Regions

Administratively, New Britain is divided up into two of Papua New Guinea's provinces, East New Britain and West New Britain.
* East New Britain. This province covers a total land area of around 16,000 square kilometres. The population is close to 250,000. Sixteen languages are spoken in this province, with the dominant tribe being the Tolai. Its former capital, Rabaul, was arguably the most beautiful city in PNG before it was devastated by a volcanic eruption in 1994. After the eruption the capital was moved to nearby Kokopo.
* West New Britain. The province has an area of 21,000 km², and there are around 200,000 inhabitants. Compared with much of the rest of PNG the economy is relatively thriving, in part as a result of logging and oil palm production. There are seven major tribes speaking about 25 languages. The capital is Kimbe.

## Cities

* -4.198056152.1680561 Rabaul — the capital city of East New Britain province. Destroyed by volcanic eruption in 1994 and still slowly getting back to normal. Many ruins from the Japanese wartime occupation and great diving to see wrecks, and amazing coral and fish.
* -5.5575150.1552 Kimbe - a thriving port, capital city of West New Britain province and an important dive centre.

## Talk

* Three local languages: Kuanua, Minigir, and Bilur.
* Tribal Duk-Duk language: An easy-to-learn and fascinating language with a rich and colourful history.

## Get in

Both Rabaul and Kimbe (Hoskins airport) are served with regular flights by Air Niugini connecting them with the nation's capital, Port Moresby and other major cities such as Lae and Kavieng.
Do note though, that there are no roads connecting New Britain with anywhere else.

## Get around

Although there are good roads in the immediate vicinity of both Rabaul and Kimbe, most of the island's coastline has no roads. It is not possible to drive between the two main cities. Passenger accommodation is available on some coastal shipping between Kimbe and Rabaul.

## See

* -5.45148.421 Cape Gloucester. Headland on the very western end of New Britain. For its wildlife reserve and indigenous culture, there are some remnants of war relics to be seen.

## Do

* Diving. There is good diving around both Kimbe and Rabaul and dive companies to support you. Apart from the excellent marine life, there are numerous wrecks from World War II to explore.
* War relics. New Britain was occupied by the Japanese in World War II. Particularly in the Rabaul area there are still visible many reminders of this occupation, including numerous tunnels built into the rocks.
# Torres Strait Creole phrasebook

Torres Strait Creole (Yumplatok) is the main language of Queensland's Torres Strait Islands. It is very similar to Tok Pisin (Papua New Guinea, Bislama (Vanuatu) and Solomon Islands Pidgin. It is an English-based creole language. The language is well spoken by around 30,000 people, and is used in day to day life.

## Pronunciation guide
### Vowels

The language has the following vowels (with some dialect variation):
| | Front | Central | Back |
| Close | i ⟨i⟩ | | u ⟨u⟩ |
| Close-mid | ɪ ⟨ì⟩ | | ʊ ⟨ù⟩ |
| Mid | e ⟨e⟩ | ə ⟨œ⟩ | o ⟨o⟩ |
| Open-mid | | | ɔ ⟨ò⟩ |
| Open | a ⟨a⟩ | | |

### Common diphthongs
## Phrase list
### Basics
#### Hello.

    Gude. (Wiswai )

#### Hello. (informal)

    . ( mid)

#### How are you?

    ? (Wan u makem ?)

#### Fine, thank you.

    . (I rite )

#### My name is ______ .

    Nem blo mi ______ . ( _____ .)

#### Please.

    Plis. (Gar )

#### Thank you.

    Tenkyu. or Eso.( )

#### Yes.

    wa. ( )

#### No.

    lunghal. ( )

#### Excuse me. (getting attention)

    . ( midakid)

#### I'm sorry.

    . ( yar gar)

#### Goodbye

    Yawo. ( lakkin)

#### Goodbye (informal)

    Bai. ( )

#### Do you speak English?

    Yu sabe tok Inglis? ( ?)

#### Is there someone here who speaks English?

    ? ( ?)someone yah sabe tok inglis?

#### Good morning.

    Debe idim. ( )

#### Good night.

    . (Kapu kut )

#### Good night to sleep)

    . ( utoye)

#### I don't understand.

    Mi no sabe. ( )

#### Where is the toilet?

    ? ( una migi mhud?)

### Problems
#### Leave me alone.

    . ( par.)

#### Don't touch me!

    ! ( utakulza!)

#### Police!

    ! (Byedhum !)

#### Can I use your phone?

    ? ( usse fone blo u r?)

### Numbers
#### 1

    Wan ( )

#### 2

    Tu ( )

#### 3

    Tri ( )

#### 4

    Po ( )

#### 5

    Paib ( )

#### lots, plenty, heaps

    plenti (whate stak )

### Time
#### Days
##### today
##### Sunday

    Sande ( )

##### Monday

    Mande ( )

##### Tuesday

    Tyusde ( )

##### Wednesday

    Wensde ( )

##### Thursday

    Thesde ( )

##### Friday

    Fraide ( )

##### Saturday

    Satade ( )

#### Writing time and date
### Colors
#### brown
### Transportation
#### Taxi
##### Taxi!
##### Take me there, please.
### Lodging
#### I want to check out.
### Money
#### Where is an automatic teller machine (ATM)?
### Eating
#### The check, please.
### Bars
#### Do you serve alcohol?

    Yu gad eni grog? ( )

#### water

    wata (waa-taa)

#### Cheers!
### Shopping
#### ...an English-English dictionary.
### Driving
#### diesel
### Authority
#### Can I just pay a fine now?
## Learn more

* A dictionary of Torres Strait Creole by Anna Shnukal (nla.gov.au)
# Torri del Benaco

Torri del Benaco is in Verona Province, by Lake Garda.

## Understand

* 45.60723610.6861671 IAT Torri del Benaco (Tourist information), Via Gardesana, 5, ☏ +39 045 6296482, iat@torridelbenaco.com. (updated May 2016)

## Get in
### By boat

* 45.60859610.6844352 Passenger ferry pier. Ferries by Gestione Navigazione Laghi connect the town with the most of the destinations at the shores of the lake. (updated Jul 2016)
* 45.60570710.6853953 Traghetto. A car ferry service connects the town with Toscolano-Maderno at the western shore of the lake. (updated May 2016)

## See

* 45.60810.6851 Castello Scaligero. (updated May 2016)
* 45.60856810.6857892 Chiesa della Santissima Trinità. (updated May 2016)
# Torricella Sicura

Torricella Sicura is a commune in the Province of Teramo in the Abruzzo Region of Italy.

## Get in

Take the pullman bus directly from Rome to nearby Teramo. It is also possible to reach Teramo by train from Rome but this trip actually takes a great deal more time.

## Get around

Best to have a car if possible in order to see the sights. It is possible to walk to Teramo but the trip will take you the better part of an hour.

## See

A private Ethnographic (Folklore) Museum located right in the middle of the old downtown.

## Eat

* Minestrone e Pecora alla Callara - festival of soup and lamb in the summer sun. Culinary event and celebration which takes place each July
* Sagra del Formaggio Fritto (Festival of Fried Cheese) in Villa Popolo - gala of delicacies and local food items early June each year
* Al Tizzone (The Charcoal) - Via Mario Capuani 1, 64010 (TE) +39 0861 554171
* La Pineta - Seriously good food at an excellent price. Not to miss!!

## Sleep

* In the town of Teramo or in nearby Valle San Giovanni

## Go next

* Frondarola
* Valle San Giovanni