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# Rancho Cordova

Rancho Cordova is in Sacramento County in California.

## Get in

U.S. Highway 50 passes through Rancho Cordova allowing access from Sacramento to the west and Reno to the east.

## See

* American River Parkway.
* 38.6351-121.1941 Sacramento California Temple.

## Buy

* KP International Market (Korean super market) (10971 Olson Dr), ☏ +1 916-800-7040. Good place to shop for Korean and Russian groceries, Kim Chee etc. It has a small eating place also and good dishes. Some fresh produce is insanely inexpensive. Clean and friendly. Look for Russian sourdough near the cashiers. Mushroom varieties are many, fresh and dried, small and (very)large packs.

## Eat

* 38.570987-121.3427931 Modurang, 9545 Folsom Blvd, ☏ +1 916 363-8505. Delicious family owned Korean restaurant, provides excellent takeout and great banchan. (updated Oct 2021)

## Sleep

* Hyatt Place Sacramento/Rancho Cordova, 10744 Gold Center Dr, ☏ +1 916 635-4799.
* Holiday Inn Sacramento Rancho Cordova, 11269 Point East Dr, ☏ +1 916 635-4040, toll-free: +1-800-641-1076, fax: +1 916 635-7198.
* Courtyard Sacramento Rancho Cordova, 10683 White Rock Rd, ☏ +1 916 638-3800, fax: +1 916 638-6776.
* Comfort Inn and Suites, 12249 Folsom Blvd, ☏ +1 916 351-1213.
* La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Rancho Cordova Sacramento, 11131 Folsom Blvd, ☏ +1 916 638-1111.
* Motel 6 Sacramento - Rancho Cordova East, 10694 Olson Dr, ☏ +1 916 635-8784, fax: +1 916 852-1469.
* Residence Inn Sacramento Rancho Cordova, 2779 Prospect Park Dr, ☏ +1 916 851-1550, fax: +1 916 851-1550.
* Sacramento Marriott Rancho Cordova, 11211 Point East Dr, ☏ +1 916 638-1100, fax: +1 916 638-5803.
* Fairfield Inn & Suites/ Rancho Cordova, 10745 Gold Center Dr, ☏ +1 916 858-8680. Offering an Early Eats breakfast featuring Jimmy Dean Breakfast Sandwiches & Self Serve Waffles, 24 hr. Business Center, 24 hr. Pool/Spa/Fitness Center, Free High-Speed Wi-Fi and Meeting Space Available. In-Room features: Microwave, Refrigerator, Coffee Maker, In-Room Safe, Iron w/Ironing Board, Hair Dryer.

## Go next

South Lake Tahoe- 50 East. About 2 hours away.
Sacramento- 50 West. About 10 to 30 minutes away.
# Rancho Mirage

Rancho Mirage is a city of 18,500 (2019) in Riverside County in the Desert region of California.

## Do

* Sunnylands. Th–Su 8:30AM–4PM. (updated Jan 2018)
* Children's Discovery Museum of the Desert, 71701 Gerald Ford Drive, ☏ +1 760-321-0602. Tu–Sa 10AM–5PM, Su 1–5PM, 3rd Th 5–8PM. Interactive museum. (updated Jan 2018)
* 33.814-116.4081 Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa, toll-free: +1-888-999-1995. (updated Jan 2018)

## Eat
### Splurge

* Wally's Desert Turtle. (updated Jan 2018)

## Sleep

* Hilton Garden Inn Palm Springs / Rancho Mirage, 71-100 Highway 111, ☏ +1 760-776-9700, fax: +1 760-776-4110.
* Motel 6 Palm Springs - Rancho Mirage, 69570 SR 111, ☏ +1 760-324-8475, fax: +1 760-328-0864.
* Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa, 41000 Bob Hope Dr, ☏ +1 760-568-2727, toll-free: +1-866-423-1195.
* The Westin Mission Hills Golf Resort & Spa, 71333 Dinah Shore Dr, ☏ +1 760-328-5955.
# Randolph

There is more than one place called Randolph:

### United States of America

* Randolph (Massachusetts) - A town in Massachusetts.
* Randolph (New Jersey) - A town in New Jersey.
* Randolph (New York) - A town in New York.
* Randolph (Ohio) - A town in Ohio.
# Sasca Montană

Sasca Montană is a village in Banat.

## Get in

There is a daily bus from Reșița to Cărbunari which passes through Sasca Montană. Alternatively, you could hitchhike from Oravița.

## See

* 44.88216221.7226861 Victor Tăutu Museum (Muzeul Victor Tăutu).

## Do

* 44.89692421.7187071 Casa Verde. They do cob house building workshops every year.

## Eat

* 44.87571821.7273991 La Moara Veche. (updated Mar 2015)
# Saschiz

Saschiz is a village in Mureș County. It is a UNESCO world heritage site.

## Get in

Saschiz is on the mainroad E60 that links Brașov to Sighișoara. It is about 20 km from Sighișoara and 100 km from Brașov.

## See

* 46.194124.96021 The fortified church (Biserica fortificată) (right on the main road). It was built in the 15th century. Today it is a UNESCO world heritage site.
* 46.19648524.9520252 The peasant fortress ruins (Cetatea țărănească) (up the hill). These ruins used to be a fortress, today they are left to fall apart. However there is still left a lot. The place is deserted and you can climb on the walls, it is however recommended you respect the place and don't contribute to its destruction.

## Go next

* Viscri village, another UNESCO world heritage site, is about 20 km away.
* Sighisoara is 20km away.
* Rupea fortress is about 25km km away.
# Dumyat

Dumyat (دمياط, also known as Damietta in English) is a city in Lower Egypt with about 1.1 million inhabitants in the larger metro area.

## Understand

A city overlooking the Mediterranean. It is, along with its twin town Ras-El-Barr (راس البر) a popular summer destination for Egyptians from nearby governantes. It is famous for domyati cheese, furniture and beaches, as well as a clothing industry which is in decline. Perhaps it is most famous, though, for being where one of the Nile's two branches in lower Egypt meets the Mediterranean. There are 5 hour slow trains from Cairo, and quicker coaches from many Egyptian cities. It is also easily accessible by road.

## Get in

There are several daily trains from Cairo, with a journey time of around 5-6 hours. Hiring a private taxi is also an option, taking around three hours depending on traffic.
* 31.418731.8081 Dumyat railway station (West side of the river.). (updated Oct 2021)

## See

* 31.42331.8181 Amr Ibn Al-a'as Mosque (مسجد عمرو بن العاص). Second mosque to be built in Egypt and Africa by the Arabs after entering Egypt. (updated Oct 2021)
* 31.419431.81092 El-Bahr Mosque (مسجد البحر). Large mosque at the cornice dating back to Ottoman times. (updated Oct 2021)
* 31.414331.81223 El-Ma'eini Mosque. (updated Mar 2022)

## Sleep

* 31.42688631.7514151 Casablanca Hotel (فندق كازابلانكا), ☏ +20 57 3663345. (updated Jul 2017)
# Dumbrăveni

Dumbraveni is a town in the north of Sibiu County, in the centre of Transylvania, central Romania. Before 1945, it was called Ibaşfalău (German: Elisabethstad", Saxon dialect: Eppeschdorf; Hungarian: Erzsébetváros). The town lies on the banks of the Târnava Mare River, 20 km east from the city of Mediaş, the second largest city in the county. It now has a large Romany ("gypsy") population.
Dumbrăveni has two villages attached to it: Ernea (German: Ehrgang, Saxon dialect: Argung, Hungarian: Szászernye) and Şaroşu pe Târnave (German: Scharosch, Saxon dialect: Šuerš; Hungarian: Szászsáros).

## Get in

Dumbraveni has a train station and lies on the rail line 300 connecting Bucuresti (nord) - Brasov - Sighisoara - Teius - Războieni - Cluj Napoca - Oradea. There are two "Accelerat" trains stopping on this route, connecting Bucuresti (nord) to Satu Mare.
For more national connections, one can take the local trains to Sighisoara or Medias and then catch Accelerat, Rapid and InterCity trains there. For train timetables and fares, check Mersul Trenurilor $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$

## Get around

Dumbraveni is at roughly equal distance between Sighisoara and Medias (around 18 km) and both cities are easily accessible by local "Personal" trains.

## See

* 46.225424.57681 Armenian Catholic Church (Biserica Armeano–Catolica). Built between 1766-1791.
# Naheland

Naheland lies in Rhineland-Palatinate defined by the river Nahe which originates in Saarland and flows into the Rhine at Bingen.

## Cities

* 49.7019447.3252781 Idar-Oberstein
* Kirn
* 49.7872227.6527782 Bad Sobernheim
* Bad Münster am Stein-Ebernburg
* 49.8469447.8669443 Bad Kreuznach
* 49.9669447.8954 Bingen am Rhein
* 49.8980567.9280565 Gensingen

## Understand

It is border to the north by the Hunsrück to the east by Rhenish Hesse and to the south by the Pfalz. It lies in the districts of Bad Kreuznach and Birkenfeld.

## See

* Open-air museum in Bad Sobernheim
* Mineral museum in Idar-Oberstein

## Do

* The barefoot walk in Bad Sobernheim
* Hiking
** Soonwaldsteig$^{[deadlink]}$ 83 km from Kirn to Bingen.
** Vitaltouren - 10 circular marked ways
* Cycling
** Nahe-Radweg - 120 km

## Drink

The Nahe is a quality wine region, the main wines being Riesling, Müller-Thurgau and Dornfelder.
# Nahant

Nahant is a small town in the US state of Massachusetts with a population of about 3,000 (2020). It used to be a resort town, but changes in vacation preference and modes of travel left the town behind. Now the town is a charming suburb of Boston, with a very small population, a rocky shore, a small-boat "harbor" and direct-vote town meeting.

## Understand

The town would be an island offshore from Lynn, but for the 3 mile beach, causeway and parking lot that ties the two together. Nahant once served as pastureland for mainland farmers. They enjoyed the security of bringing their cattle to the island at low tide, and then being isolated on the island until access was restored at next low tide.

## Get in
### By car

The only way to drive in is to take Nahant Road from the rotary between Lynnway and Beach Road in Lynn. This is the preferred method to get to Nahant.

### By bus

The MBTA operates the 439 bus route to Nahant; however, it is mainly a commuter service, with only very few morning and afternoon trips.
# Al-Qamishli

Al-Qamishli is a city in the Syrian Desert, on the border with Turkey, facing the city of Nusaybin on the Turkish side of the border.

## Understand

Al-Qamishli was founded in the 1920s by Assyrian peoples escaping a genocide inflicted upon them by the Ottoman Empire. Today, it is home to a large Kurdish minority, which is partly why the self-declared Kurdish autonomous region Rojava has made it their capital, taking advantage of the instability resulting from Syria's ongoing civil war. Parts of the city, including the airport, are still controlled by the central government. This uneasy coexistence has faltered several times in the 21st century, resulting in deadly skirmishes.

## Get in

SyrianAir offers a daily flight from Damascus.
* 37.03121641.2051021 Qamishli Airport (مطار القامشلي). (updated Oct 2019)
As of 2022, the border with Turkey is closed, and all other land routes remain extremely dangerous.
There used to be passenger trains to Al-Qamishli, but all services have been cancelled since 2012.
Road from Iraqi Kurdistan by Semalka border crossing

## See

* 37.04286541.223751 Farouk Mosque. (updated Oct 2019)
* Camiya Qasimo Mosque
* St. George's Church
* School of Nisibis (ruins)

## Learn

The University of Rojava opened here in 2016 as a university for Syrian Kurds. It remained open as of late 2019.

## Buy

* Safety Perfumes
* Island Gas Station
* Oscar Sweets
* There is also a traditional Syrian vegetable market.

## Eat

* Palace Restaurant
* French Restaurant

## Stay safe

See the warning in the Syria article.
# Al-Hasakah

Al-Hasakah (Arabic: الحسكة‎, Kurdish: Hesîçe‎, Syriac: ܚܣܟܗ) is the capital of the Al-Hasakah Province in the Jazira Region of Rojava in Syria. It is the second largest city of Rojava (after Raqqa) with a population of 180.000 inhabitants. It is best known for its ethnically diverse population of Kurds, Arabs, Assyrians, and smaller numbers of Armenians.

## Understand
### History

The city has been inhabited since antiquity, as evidenced by the tell in the city centre. Excavations have revealed artifacts from the Middle-Assyrian, Byzantine, and Islamic eras. Al-Hasakah remained small throughout the Ottoman occupation, until a French military outpost was established in 1922. Following the genocide of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire, refugees established a settlement around the French outpost, and a city began to develop in the late 1920s.
During French administration, the region enjoyed relative stability, and the city kept growing by taking in Assyrian refugees fleeing the genocide in Iraq. It developed into the administrative centre of the region, supported by an economic boom resulting from irrigation projects that boosted agriculture in the area. From 1960s onward, Al-Hasakah thrived on cotton production, complemented by oil discovered in the 1970s.
Al-Hasakah's large Kurdish population positioned it at the forefront of the Syrian Civil War. The city was overrun by Islamic terrorists in 2015, forcing the Syrian Army to retreat. Liberation by Kurdish militias followed soon afterwards, and Al-Hasakah has since been integrated into Rojava.

### Climate

Al-Hasakah has a Mediterranean-influenced semi-arid climate with very hot dry summers and cool wet winters. The best months to visit are April and May, or October to mid November.

## Get in

As of 2023, travelling by car or minibus is the only practical way of reaching Al-Hasakah. Expect several security checks along the way. Moving between rebel- and government-held areas is next to impossible.

## See

* 36.49997640.7461341 Great Mosque of Musheiref. (updated Jan 2019)
* 36.50222240.7488892 Saint George's Cathedral. Syriac Orthodox Church. (updated Jul 2023)
* 36.51115340.7378013 Cathedral of Our Lady (كاتدرائية السيدة العذراء). Assyrian cathedral. (updated Jul 2023)
* 36.505240.74754 Chaldean Catholic Church. (updated Jul 2023)

## Eat

* Struggle Restaurant, ☏ +963 52 367 003. (updated Aug 2018)
* Jihad Restaurant. (updated Aug 2018)

## Drink
### Coffee

* Tilley Net Cafe, ☏ +963 938 770 091. (updated Aug 2018)
# Al Hudayda

Al Hudayda (often spelt Al Hodeidah) is a city in Yemen with a population of 402,560 (2004).
It is the principal port of Yemen on the Red Sea coast. Tourism is not a big industry, so there are relatively few facilities for visitors.

## Get in

The city is located 225 km from Sana'a and 225 km from Ta'izz, 294 km from Jizan, 14 km from Al-Kathib.
There are regular flights from Sana'a, which take about half an hour. The road from Sana'a is not in good condition.

## See

* 14.785142.94741 Al Hudayda castle (قلعة الكورنيش). Historic castle by the corniche, first built in 1538. (updated Jan 2023)
* Mosques

## Sleep

There are very few good hotels in the town. The only real exception is the Hodeidah Land Resort. There are a number of small hotels in the city centre, but they are poor by any international standards.
* 14.78221942.9761281 Hodeidah Land Resort, Off Sana'a St. Pleasant hotel just outside the main town. Has a number of villas arranged in a circle, some of which have their own private pools. Wireless internet is available.

## Go next

* Zabid is the most important religious center in Hodeida province. It had the first Islamic University in Yemen. The Great Mosque of Al Asha'ir was founded in the 5th cent AH (11the cent AD).
* Al Shifra spa with warm mineral waters is located 70 km east of Hodeida.
# Al-Andalus

Al-Andalus is a term used for Iberia when it was partly or fully ruled by the Moors during the Middle Ages.
The term Moors was used by Christians for the collective of Muslims from North Africa, including Berbers, Arabs, Tuaregs, and other nationalities. The Moors brought with them a culture that has been preserved in Spain, notably through architecture.

## Understand

Al-Andalus began when Tariq ibn Ziyad, an Umayyad commander, led a large army across the Strait of Gibraltar (In Arabic Jabal Ṭāriq, "mountain of Tariq") into what was then Visigothic Hispania in 711.
It ended with the Reconquista ("reconquest") in 1492, when Granada, the last Islamic stronghold in Iberia, fell to the Christian kingdoms of northern Iberia. Consequently, the remaining Muslim and Jewish populations were either forced to convert to Christianity, killed, or were expelled, Muslims chiefly to North Africa and Jews mostly to Italy or the Ottoman-held Eastern Mediterranean
As a result of this history of Muslim rule, the Spanish language contains many loan words from Arabic, and Spanish cuisine also exhibits substantial Arabic influences.
The modern Spanish region of Andalusia derives its name from this polity.

## Destinations

* 37.883333-4.7666671 Córdoba. Córdoba became the capital of the Caliphate of Córdoba, which saw construction of grand Islamic architecture in the city. Many of the mosques were converted to churches after the Reconquista. However, the cathedral still retains many architectural features from the time it was a mosque, including the mihrab that indicates the direction of Mecca. (updated Jan 2021)
* 37.178056-3.6008332 Granada. The Emirate of Granada was the last Islamic kingdom to fall in 1492, when Boabdil surrendered to Queen Isabella I of Castile and King Ferdinand II of Aragon. Granada is home to the Alhambra fortress and the Generalife garden, some of the most well known and beautiful examples of Spanish Islamic architecture. (updated Jan 2021)
* 37.377222-5.9869443 Seville (Sevilla). A beautiful, verdant city on the Costa de la Luz. Its cathedral was built over a former mosque that was largely demolished after the Reconquista; the minaret was turned into a belltower. The Reales Alcázares de Sevilla contain strong Islamic influence. (updated Sep 2022)
* 36.719444-4.424 Málaga. Largest city on the Costa del Sol, perhaps most famous as the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. The Alcazaba and the Gibralfaro are two Moorish castles close to each other, which survive from the days of Muslim rule. (updated Sep 2022)
* 39.866667-4.0333335 Toledo. One of Spain's most historic cities, within daytrip distance from Madrid. Some reminders of Islamic rule still survive, including a handful of former mosques and synagogues that were repurposed following the Reconquista. (updated Aug 2023)
* 38.387861-2.5826376 Siles. Once a thriving Muslim community, known in Arab chronicles as Silis, it is a picturesque village with steep streets.

## See also

* Islamic Golden Age
* Portuguese Empire
* Spanish Empire
# Al Bayda

There is more than one place called Al Bayda or Albayda or Al-Bayda or Al Bayda' or al-Bayḍā or Al-Baidhah or Beidha or Bayda:

### Jordan

* Beidha — a major Neolithic archaeological site a few kilometres north of Petra

### Libya

* Bayda (Libya) — a city in Cyrenaica

### Morocco

* Dar al-Bayda is the Arabic name for Casablanca — a city in North Atlantic Coast (Morocco)

### Spain

* Albaida (Valencia) — a municipality in Valencian Community

### Yemen

* Al Bayda' — a town in Yemeni Mountains
# Al Hoceima

Al Hoceima is a city on the northern edge of the Rif Mountains and on the Mediterranean coast. It's a known tourist destination despite its small size. It is characterised by its shining sandy beaches like Cala Iris, Bades, Torres, Quemado, and Tala Youssef, and its mountainous rocky areas. It has a population of about 57,000 people.

## Understand

The population in this area belongs predominantly to the ethnic group of Berbers.
The region was part of Spanish Morocco from 1912 to 1956. The native Berbers declared their independence in 1920 and founded the Rif Republic. Their capital was the small town of Ajdir, today a suburb of Al Hoceima. However, the Spaniards did not recognise the new state and fought it violently with the help of French. In this war Spain used mustard gas bombs on a massive scale, contrary to international law. The effects are still being felt today: the area has far more cases of lung cancer than the national average. In 1926 Villa Sanjurjo was founded as a Spanish outpost, from which today's Al Hoceima has developed.
After Morocco gained its independence in 1955, Al Hoceima quickly developed and the Moroccan government changed its name from the Spanish Villa Alhucemas to Al Hoceima.
The three Alhucemas Islands, which lie just a few hundred meters off the coast of Al Hoceima, still belong to Spain today. There is a Spanish military base there, but no permanent population.

## Get in
### By plane

Royal Air Maroc operates several domestic flights from Casablanca, Tangier and Tetouan. While Transavia operates the only international route from Rotterdam/The Hague.
35.176944-3.8394441 Cherif Al Idrissi Airport (9 km SE of the city). (updated Jan 2023)

### By bus

CTM$^{[deadlink]}$ coaches run twice daily from Casablanca (over 11 hours, 200 dirham) via Rabat (just under 10 hours, 170 dirham), Meknes, Fes (just under 6 hours, 110 dirham) and Taza.

## See
### Nearby

* 35.2135-3.88951 Islas Alhucemas – an island administered by Spain.
* 35.172581-4.3008032 Peñón de Vélez de la Gomera – a peninsula only populated by Spanish military
* 35.180278-4.1215831 Al Hoceima National Park. The park is characterised by high limestone cliffs and a wild rocky coast. (updated Jan 2023)
# Al Diwaniyah

Al Diwaniyah is a city in Southern Iraq.

## Get in

Al Diwaniyah is located on the rail corridor between Baghdad and Basra. Iraqi Republic Railways runs two overnight trains which both calls here. 31.98193244.8965161 Al Diwaniyah railway station is located east of city centre.

## See

For birdwatchers, Al-Diwaniyah is a city with a rich bird list, as the city has a wide range of biodiversity as Al-Qadisiyah consists of vast agricultural areas, wetlands, arid zones, and semi-desert areas.
* 32.24738945.0428891 Zarb Castle (قلعة ذرب) (45 km southwest of the city). Ottoman castle, built in 1770. (updated Sep 2021)

## Eat

* 31.9890844.921231 Alsajad Kebab Restaurant, ☏ +964 780 933 2506. 06:00-23:00 daily. This could be an interesting place to go if you want to eat at a kabob house.

## Sleep

* 31.9903844.902731 Princes Tower Hotel and Restaurant, ☏ +964 782 150 2516. In a city of few hotels, an aged specimen with wallpaper that has probably absorbed many years of cigarette smoke awaits, but at least you can get some decent Iraqi fare in the restaurant.
# Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni

Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni is a city in French Guiana. It is also the name of the commune. It is the second most populous city of French Guiana, with 50,250 people.

## Understand

Originally Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni was an arrival point for prisoners. Eventually it became a special prison commune. In 1949, it became a regular commune.
The official tourism office maintains a pretty up-to-date website.

## Get in
### By bus

Buses from Cayenne and Kourou take you to Iracoubo, from where there are buses to Saint-Laurent. There are also direct minibuses that don't run on fixed schedules. A minibus ride will cost you around €35.

### By car

Route Nationale 1 from Cayenne ends in Saint-Laurent. From the Surinamese side you can take your car with you on the ferry.

### By boat

From Albina, Suriname, you can cross the Maroni river by ferry to Saint-Laurent.

### By plane

Saint-Laurent is a hub for Air Guyane Express, which has flights from Cayenne, Paramaribo, and some inland settlements.

## Get around

The town isn't particularly large and you can get everywhere by foot.

## See

The Camp de la Transportation on rue Tanon is Saint-Laurent's reason for being. It's where prisoners (including the famous Papillon) arrived for processing. Guided tours only (90 minutes, €9). Most guides speak some English. The tour includes the cells and public execution areas.
There are also other buildings from that age - in the 19th and early 20th century the region was first and foremost a penal colony.

## Do

* Rent a canoe from Maroni Club on Esplanade Baudin ☏ +594 23-52-51.
* Tropic-Cata give boat tours ☏ +594 34-25-18.
* The city serves as the point of departure for several ecotourism circuits, most notably journeys upriver to explore the many creeks as well as the Amazonian rainforest.
* Hike to Voltaire Falls Though challenging, this 12.5-mile out-and-back trail lets you experience the largest waterfalls in French Guiana.

## Sleep
### Budget

* Gîte Amazonie Accueil, 3, rue Rolland Barrat, ☏ +594 34 36 12, am.ac@orange.fr. Wi-fi, shower, laundry machine. €10 for a hammock, €15 for a hammock with mosquito net. (updated Jan 2016)

### Other

* Hotel Tentiaire, ☏ +594 34 26 00, contact@latentiaire.fr. Swimming pool. €65 for a double.
* Hotel Star, ☏ +594 34 10 84. Swimming pool, restaurant nearby; wifi, AC. from €68.
* Hotel des Trois Lacs, ☏ +5 94 34 05 05. Swimming pool, restaurant. €75 for a double.

## Go next

Most visitors go either west to Suriname or east, further into French Guiana. Another alternative is to travel upstream by boat. 17 km south you will find another penal colony, Saint-Jean. 50 km upstream there's the village of Apatou and a further 20 km south there are the Voltaire Falls.