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# Hellissandur

Hellissandur is a village on the Snæfellsnes peninsula in West Iceland. The village is considered one of the first fishing villages on Iceland, existing already in the 16th century, when people elsewhere mostly lived on agriculture. Fishing and fish processing are still the primary sources of income for most people, although also tourism has become important. The village Rif, 3 km away, is often regarded part of the same village. Together they have a population of about 500.

## Get in

Road 54 leads by the coast of the peninsula, starting at the Ring Road in Borgarnes some 150 km away. The other end connects to road 60, Vestfjarðavegur, leading northward to the West Fjords. When the road from Borgarnes hits the northern coast, turn left to road 574, Utnesvegur, which leads around the tip of the peninsula. This road leads to Ólafsvik, Rif and Hellisandur before it enters Snæfellsjökull National Park.

## See

* The tallest construction in Western Europe, a 412 meter high guyed radio tower for longwave broadcasting, is situated here.
* The maritime museum, focusing on rowing boats, but also displaying marine engines and turf roof houses.

## Eat

The Hotel Hellissandur is one of the few places to eat in Hellissandur. A small convenience store is also there, but the major city is Ólafsvík.

## Sleep

* Hotel Hellissandur. Open year-round and has a restaurant.

## Go next

* The northern entrance to Snæfellsjökull National Park is just outside the village. Driving the Utnesvegur road south and west around the Peninsula from Hellissandur is unpaved for a considerable distance.
# Hell

There's more than one place called Hell, Hel or HEL:

### Africa

* Hell-Ville – A town on the island of Nosy Be, Madagascar

### Europe

* Hell – A village in Stjørdalshalsen, Norway.
* Hel – A peninsula and city in Poland.
* HEL – Helsinki Airport

### North America

* Hell (Michigan) – An unincorporated community in Michigan.
* Hell's Kitchen – A neighborhood of New York City in the Theater District of Manhattan.
* The abandoned community of Hell in Riverside County, California.
* A group of black limestone formations called Hell near West Bay, Grand Cayman, in the Cayman Islands.

### Underworld

* Hell (Hades) – A place of eternal torment. Non-essential travel is discouraged.

### See also

* Paradise
# Halifax Regional Municipality

Halifax Regional Municipality is an administrative region in Nova Scotia. For travel purposes, it is covered in two separate guides:
* Halifax Region - the urban and suburban area including Porters Lake and everything west
* Eastern Shore (Nova Scotia) - the rural eastern half of the region, covering Chezzetcook and everything east.
# Halifax (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Halifax:

### Australia

* Halifax (Queensland) - A town in Queensland.

### Canada

* Halifax (Nova Scotia) - A city in Nova Scotia.

### England

* Halifax (England) - A town in West Yorkshire.

### United States of America

* Halifax (Massachusetts) - A town of Massachusetts.
* Halifax (North Carolina) - A town in North Carolina.
* Halifax (Pennsylvania) - A town in Pennsylvania.
* Halifax (Vermont) - A town in Vermont.
* Halifax (Virginia) - A town in Virginia.
# Half Moon Bay (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Half Moon Bay:

### United States of America

* Half Moon Bay - A city in California.

### Antigua and Barbuda

* Half Moon Bay (Antigua) - A town on Antigua.
# Halfeti

Halfeti is a small town on the Euphrates in Southeastern Anatolia, Turkey near Şanlıurfa. It's a pretty location in a rocky valley with cliffs dropping down to the river.

## Understand

In 1999 this section of the Euphrates was dammed and half of old Halfeti was submerged. Many people and businesses relocated to "new" Halfeti, a few kilometres inland from the river. In the late 2010s, old Halfeti began to draw visitors.

## Get in

There are direct dolmuş from Şanlıurfa, though these are not very frequent. Alternatively you can take a dolmuş to Birecik and from there take another dolmuş directly to Halfeti.
* A dolmuş from Gaziantep to Birecik is 8 TL. (March 2016)
* A dolmuş from Birecik to Halfeti is 5 TL. (March 2016)

## Get around

Halfeti is very small and easy to walk around.
A dolmuş from lower to upper Halfeti may cost you 2 TL.

## See

The Mosque of Halfeti, partly inundated and ergo abandoned.
The fortress of Rumkale, best viewed from the river.

## Do
### River cruise

While restaurants and probably hotels can arrange boat tours, your best option is to go to the Halfeti Marina (at the southern end of the village near the entrance/exit road). Prices should be calculated per boat. For example a boat with one person could cost 100 TL but if ten people are on the boat it should be 10 TL per person. Boat tours generally last half an hour, costing the boat operator a maximum of 40 TL.
You can go for a cruise on one of the big motor boats, they welcome around 30-40 persons. The cruise is ~one hour long and takes you to briefly see the sunken mosque. The landscapes are amazing, but you should be prepared to extremely loud music during the whole time. Boats leave the port every 10-15 minutes. Price is 75TL per person (May 2023).

## Eat

There are many restaurants in Halfeti.
Riverside restaurants: (south to north)
* Altinirmak Duba
* Hos Geldiniz Firat
* Asikan
* Firat Yüzer
* (Closed)
* Sini Duba
* Siyah Kösk Duba - Salim'in Yeri
* Cesm-i Han
* Taskonak
* Duba Baskan'in Yeri
* Beyaz Saray Yali

## Sleep

The prices here are very expensive. A basic hotel will cost you the minumum of ~700 TL a night for a double room (May 2023).
* 37.24540537.8686481 Gulkonagi Butik Hotel, Orta Cadde 26, ☏ +90 541 534 6219. (updated Apr 2016)
* 37.24832137.8686552 Socrates Hotel Halfeti (Halfeti Socrates Antik Konukevleri), Eski Halfeti Simaliye Mah. Orta Cad. No:13/1, ☏ +90 414 751 5022. (updated Apr 2016)
# Halifax (Massachusetts)

Halifax is a Massachusetts town of 8,000 (2020).

## Get in
### By car

The heart of Halifax lies at the intersection of MA-106 and MA-58.

### By train

* 42.0146-70.82411 Halifax Station (MBTA Kingston Line), 6 Garden Rd. Accessible boarding for all train cars. 412 parking spaces, 10 accessible. Bike racks. MBTA zone 7. $11 to Boston; parking $2. (updated Nov 2022)

### By plane

* 42.009722-70.8430562 Monponsett Pond Seaplane Base, 87 Cedar Ln (Halifax), ☏ +1 781-293-2181. 24 hours daily. Two water runways available for public use aviation. (updated Nov 2022)

## See

* 42.006181-70.8429781 Monponsett Pond, Monponsett St (Halifax). 24 hours daily. The best views are from Route 58 north of Route 106. Free. (updated Nov 2022)

## Do

* Country Club of Halifax, 100 Country Club Dr, ☏ +1 781-293-9061. Golf course with public tee times. Shanks Restaurant. (updated Nov 2022)

## Eat

* Grille 58, 284 Monponsett St (Halifax), ☏ +1 781-293-6665. Tu-Sa 11AM-11PM. Outstanding food, full portions, great waitstaff. Usually a bit of a wait. $25-40. (updated Nov 2022)

## Cope

* Halifax Congregational Church, 503 Plymouth St, ☏ +1 781-293-6393. This 1854 church is an excellent architectural example of a traditional white steepled New England church. This active congregational church is not available to tour. (updated Nov 2022)
# Bantry (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Bantry:

### Ireland

* Bantry — A town in County Cork, Southwest Ireland.

### United States of America

* Bantry (North Dakota) — A town in McHenry County of North Dakota.
# Karshi

Karshi is in Abuja.

## Understand

Karshi is located in the Federal Capital Territory, a satellite town situated in Abuja Municipal Area Council in Nigeria. Karshi is about 38 km to Federal capital city of Abuja and 41 km from Karshi to Apo.

## Get in
### By plane

* Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport
Driving distance between Karshi Abuja and Airport Road calculated by google map is 99 miles. You need 2 hours to reach Airport Road abuja from Karshi if you are travelling by car.

### By road

The closest bus stop to karshi is Nyanya bus stop (distance from Nyanya to Karshi is 32.8 km, it takes 1 hour 2 minutes)
* Taxi
* Tricycle
* Motor bikes

## Get around
### By car

There are taxis available.

### By public transit

* Tricycles - tricycles are more available in the area
* Motor cycles - motor cycles are seen almost everywhere

## See

* Karshi waterfall
* Karshi main market
* Karshi chief palace

## Do

* Hiking
There are a lot of mountains in Karshi Abuja, so hiking is definitely an interesting activity to indulge in.

## Buy

* Karshi main market. Hours:7AM-6PM. Food stuff and home appliances can be purchased in the market.
* Shopping Mall Karshi, Beside General Hospital Municipal Area, ☏ +234 8072294348. Hours: 7AM-7:30PM

## Eat

* Spicy Garden and Lodge, karshi by-pass, angwan Tiv, ☏ +234 904 569 7443. 24 hours. (updated Jan 2022)

## Sleep

* Gedion's Royal Suites, Karshi By-Pass. Check-out: noon. (updated Jan 2022)
# Ivanovo Oblast

Ivanovo Oblast (Russian: Ива́новская о́бласть, Ivanovskaya oblast) is a region in Central Russia, which borders Yaroslavl Oblast to the west, Kostroma Oblast to the north, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast to the east, and Vladimir Oblast to the south.

## Cities

* 56.99666740.9819441 Ivanovo (Иваново) – the capital of the region is also a former world capital of the textile industry; for the hundreds of thousands of women who worked in the textile industry, Ivanovo has been called "The City of Brides".
* 57.43333342.1333332 Kineshma (Кинешма) – the second largest city in the region has a prominent cathedral and several estate-museums, including that of the great 19th century composer Alexander Borodin.
* 56.841.8583333 Palekh (Па́лех) – a town famous for its 19th century school of icon and mural painting and for its contemporary lacquer-painted miniatures.
* 57.4541.54 Plyos (Плёс) – an exceptionally pretty town of the Golden Ring and also the smallest, home to the Isaac Levitan House Museum
* 56.8541.3666675 Shuya (Шу́я) – visit nearby Nikolo-Shartomsky Abbey, one of Russia's largest monastic communities and home to the world's largest freestanding bell tower.
* 57.26666741.8666676 Staraya Vichuga (Старая Вичуга) – a small town with a neglected but nonetheless grandiose palace of Count Tatishchev.

## Talk

Everyone speaks Russian; few speak much else.
# Iwami

Iwami (岩美町, Iwami-chō) is a coastal town of 11,000 people (2016) in Tottori Prefecture, Japan. Iwami lies entirely within the San'in Kaigan Geopark.

## Understand

The majority of the town's working population works on squid fishing boats or farm, the most common crop being rice.
Iwami faces the Sea of Japan to the north. The surrounding landscape is dominated by low-lying hills and slopes; much of the built town and residential areas are located in flatter land between the heights.

### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site. with integrated Google Translate.

## Get in

Iwami is around 30 minutes by train from the prefectural capital of Tottori City, and is the third stop by train heading east on the Tottori-Hamasaka line. Hyōgo Prefecture and Iwami's sister town of Shin'onsen are relatively nearby as well.

## Do

Iwami has a locally renowned onsen (hot spring), the Iwai onsen.

## Eat

Iwami has several restaurants which provide seafood-based meals and okonomiyaki, as well as a Family Mart and a Sunmart (supermarket).

## Go next

* Tottori
* Yasu
* Wakasa
* Chizu
* Yurihama
* Kurayoshi
* Misasa
* Shinonsen
* Toyooka
# Ivindo National Park

Ivindo National Park is in eastern Gabon. Most famous for the spectacular Kongou and Mingouli waterfalls of the Ivindo River, known as the “wonders of Ivindo”, the park includes the Ipassa Makokou Biosphere Reserve and Langoué Baï, one of the 5 most important forest clearings in Central Africa. In 2021 the park was listed as a natural world heritage site by UNESCO.

## Understand

* National Agency of National Parks (Agence Nationale des Parcs Nationaux du Gabon), ☏ +241 62516831. (updated Aug 2021)

### History

Since 2001, before the park's creation, the WCS has studied and protected the southern region of the park, concentrated at Langoué Bai, with the support of what is now the Gabonese National Parks Agency (ANPN). In 2004 WCS constructed a purpose-built camp 3 km from Langoué Bai, with accommodation and offices for researchers, providing important insights into bai ecology and a protective presence against poachers.
The park was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2021.

### Landscape

The park covers 300,000 ha, almost all of which is forested with a mixture of Atlantic coastal forest of Lower Guinea, and semi-deciduous forest typical of central Congo Basin.
Physical features of the park include the Ivindo River, the park is the main tributary to the Ogooué, and Mount Kingué (749 m) and Mount Ngouadi (870 m).

### Flora and fauna

Wildlife includes western lowland gorilla, common chimpanzee, African forest buffalo, red river hog, sitatunga, as well as one of the last relativity intact populations of forest elephants. Notable bird species include grey-necked rockfowl, however, more than 430 bird species have been recorded within the park.

### Climate

Average rainfall is 1672 mm, with peaks in rainfall between September and December, and February and May.[2] Violent thunderstorms occur seasonally, and can sometimes generate localised tornadoes, especially on the Ipassa Plateau; the disturbances caused by this effect may be responsible for the fact that this forest superficially resembles secondary forest.[2] Average temperature is 23.9 °C (measured at Makokou a few kilometres from the northern park border), with seasonal variation of around 3.3 °C.

## Get in

It is 12 km from the closest city, Makokou.
# Bear Valley

Bear Valley is a small community in Alpine County, California in the United States of America. It has a population of around 130.

## Get in

California State Route 4 is the only road leading to Bear Valley. SR 4 comes from Markleeville to the north-east and Angels Camp to the south-west.

## Do

* 38.49222-120.006671 Bear Valley Mountain Resort, Highway 4 at Highway 207, ☏ +1 209 753-2301, fax: +1 209 753-6421, fun@bearvalley.com. Winter and summer sports: skiing, snowboarding, biking, hiking, etc.

### Events

* Bear Valley Music Festival, ☏ +1 209 753-2574, fax: +1 209 753-2576, music@bearvalleymusic.org. first two weeks in August. 12 musical events and numerous community events, including BBQs and a Teddy Bear Picnic. $12-70 for individual events, $79-$465 for the entire series.
* Bear Valley Adventure Sports Festival, ☏ +1 209 753-6556, fax: +1 209 753-2313. Third weekend of August. A celebration of outdoors sports such as mountain biking and rock climbing. $10-$50.

## Eat

* 38.461571-120.042281 Creekside Dining Room, 3 Bear Valley Rd, ☏ +1 209 753-2325. Tu-Su: 5PM-9PM. Fine dining
* 38.26453-120.340612 Lake Alpine Resort Restaurant, 4000 Highway 4, ☏ +1 209 753-6350. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner (updated Aug 2016)

## Drink

* Grizzly Lounge & Bar, 3 Bear Valley Rd. 4PM-Closing.
* Headwaters Coffee House, ☏ +1 209 753-2708.

## Sleep

* Bear Valley Lodge, 3 Bear Valley Rd, ☏ +1 209 753-2325, fax: +1 209 753-6218, stay@bearvalleylodge.com. Check-in: 4PM, check-out: 11AM (Late check-out upon request and availability). Pets are not allowed. Summer: $85-$165 Winter/holidays: $110-$275.
* Lake Alpine Lodge, 4000 Highway 4, ☏ +1 209 753-6350. Cabins and tent cabins. (updated Aug 2016)

## Learn

* Mountain Adventure Seminars. Outdoor adventure school and guide service. Courses offered range from rock climbing to mountaineering to skiing to safety and rescue.

## Go next

* 38.25-120.351 Arnold - Arnold is a tiny town that offers supplies, restaurants and lodging for visitors to the giant sequoia groves of neighboring Calaveras Big Trees State Park. The town is also the starting point for the Ebbetts Pass National Scenic Byway, a 61 miles (98 km) stretch of Highways 4 and 89 that leads through incredible mountain scenery as it crosses over 8,736 feet (2,663 m) Ebbetts Pass, one of the Sierra's least-traveled mountain passes. Additionally, Arnold is home to a 7 acres (2.8 ha) logging museum that has indoor and outdoor exhibits of large logging equipment and artifacts.
# Beaconsfield (Tasmania)

Beaconsfield is a small town of 1,093 (2021) in northern Tasmania. Perhaps infamous for the 2006 Beaconsfield mine collapse – one of the worst mining accidents in Tasmanian history, the quaint town on the western banks of the Tamar River is possibly one of the best places in Tasmania to learn about the state's gold mining industry.

## Get in

Beaconsfield is 40 km northwest of Launceston via the West Tamar Hwy (A7) and 6.5 km south of Beauty Point via the same highway.

## See

* -41.2017146.8161 Beaconsfield Mine & Heritage Centre, West St, ☏ +61 3 6383 1473, beaconsfield@wtc.tas.gov.au. Daily 10AM–4PM. The town's main attraction is about the town's gold mining industry and the tragic incident of 2006. (updated May 2023)

## Eat

* -41.2006146.81631 Jubilee Bakery, 125-127 Weld St, ☏ +61 3 6383 1124. (updated May 2023)
* -41.2001146.81652 Crustys Pizza & Pasta, 136A Weld St, ☏ +61 406 931 608. (updated May 2023)

## Sleep

* -41.1998146.81561 The Exchange Hotel, 141 Weld St, ☏ +61 3 6383 1410. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM. (updated May 2023)
# Bear Butte State Park

Bear Butte State Park is in western South Dakota near the town of Sturgis.

## Understand

Mato Paha or "Bear Mountain" is the Lakota name given to this site. To the Cheyenne, it is "Noahvose." This geological formation is one of several intrusions of igneous rock in the Black Hills that formed millions of years ago. The mountain is sacred to many American Indian tribes who come here to hold religious ceremonies. Please be respectful of worshippers and their religious practices.

### History

Artifacts dating back 10,000 years have been found near Bear Butte. In more recent times, however, the Cheyenne and Lakota people have maintained a spiritual tie to this mountain.
Notable leaders including Red Cloud, Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull have all visited Bear Butte. These visits culminated with an 1857 gathering of many Indian nations to discuss the advancement of white settlers into the Black Hills.
George A. Custer, who led an expedition of 1,000 men into the region, camped near the mountain. Custer verified the rumors of gold in the Black Hills. Bear Butte then served as a landmark that helped guide the rush of invading prospectors and settlers into the region.

### Flora and fauna

A buffalo herd roams the base of the butte. Buffalo are dangerous, please keep your distance and do not approach.

### Climate
## Get in

6 miles NE of Sturgis off SD Hwy 79.

## Fees and permits

Park entrance license required: $5/day/vehicle or $23 for an annual pass. Participants in religious activities exempt.
Camping & Fees: $6/site. 16 sites (all non-electrical). Horse Camp: $8/site. 4 sites (all non-electrical). No showers. Water. Picnic shelter.

## See

Education Center: Open 8AM to 6PM, May - Sept. Call for group arrangements.

## Do

Camping. Biking. Boating. Fishing. Game/equipment checkout. Hiking. 1.85-mile Summit Trail, open 8AM to 7PM; 2.5-mile Lake Trail; Northernmost point of 111-mile Centennial Trail for hiking, biking and horseback riding. Cultural and historical interest. Horse trail and camp. Riding west of Hwy 79 only. Horseshoes. Picnic shelter. Volleyball. Buffalo herd.

## Sleep
### Lodging
### Camping

Camping & Fees: $6/site. 16 sites (all non-electrical). Horse Camp: $8/site. 4 sites (all non-electrical). No showers. Water. Picnic shelter.

### Backcountry
## Go next

* Fort Meade Cavalry Museum
* 111-mile Centennial Trail
* Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and Races in August
* Historic City of Deadwood
# Bear Lake

Bear Lake is a city of fewer than 300 people in Michigan.

## Get in

* Bear Lake is located just off of US 31, 30 minutes north of Manistee, Michigan.

## Do

* The lake offers a great place to water ski, swim, fish, jet ski, or canoe.

## Eat and drink

* 44.4245-86.14451 Lakeside Cafe, 7833 Lake St, ☏ +1 231-970-2424. Daily 7AM-2PM. (updated Feb 2023)
* 44.43-86.132 Grille44, 12951 Pleasanton Hwy. M W 11AM-9PM, Th-Sa 11AM-10PM, Su noon-9PM. (updated Feb 2023)

## Sleep

* 44.4214-86.151 Bella Vista Inn, 12273 West St. A modest motel. (updated Feb 2023)
# Beatrice

Beatrice is a city in Eastern Nebraska. A small city of about 12,000, it serves as the seat of Gage County.

## See

* 40.2853-96.82191 Homestead National Monument, 8523 W. State Hwy. 4 (On Interstate I-80 near Lincoln, take exit 397 south onto the Homestead Expressway Highway 77, proceed south to Beatrice), ☏ +1 402-223-3514. Summer Season (Memorial Day to Labor Day) The visitor center and buildings are open daily from 8:30AM to 5PM Fall, Winter and Spring Seasons (Labor Day to Memorial Day). This monument is dedicated to the 1862 Homestead Act allowing settlers to free land in the American west provided that they maintain and improve the land. The monument was built at the first personal claim under the Homestead Act near Beatrice, Nebraska. The site offers interpretive exhibits, a tall-grass prairie and a new heritage center dedicated to the history of the Homestead Act. Free.

## Sleep

* Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 4005 N 6th St, ☏ +1 402 228-7000.
# Bear Island

Bear Island, Norwegian Bjørnøya, is an islet in the Arctic Ocean, between Northern Norway and Svalbard. The island has no permanent population, except some meteorology crew.

## Understand

Bear Island is named after a polar bear and is the southernmost island in Svalbard. Along with the adjacent waters, it was declared a nature reserve in 2002.

## Get in

There are very few opportunities for individual travel to Bjørnøya. A few yachts make landfall, usually en route between the Norwegian mainland and Spitsbergen. A small number of cruising ships have visited the island, but tourism is otherwise almost nonexistent. HX Hurtigruten Expeditions makes a stop at Bear Island when heading to Svalbard.
# Bear Mountain State Park

Bear Mountain State Park is in Rockland and Orange counties in New York, United States of America.

## Understand

Bear Mountain has also been called "Bear Hill" and "Bread Tray Mountain".

### History

Doodletown was a settlement now within the bounds of the park.

### Landscape

Bear Mountain State Park is situated on the west bank of the Hudson along the Appalachian Trail.

### Climate
## Get in

The park is at the northern terminus of the Palisades interstate Parkway.
CoachUSA's Short Line provides bus service from New York City.

## Fees and permits

It costs $10 per vehicle to enter.

## See

* 41.317-73.9891 Trailside Museums And Zoo, https://www.trailsidemuseumsandzoo.org, ☏ +1 845-768-2701. 10AM-4PM. Outdoor enclosures and many small museum buildings.

## Do

* 41.3106-73.98991 Merry-Go-Round, ☏ +1 845-786-2731. This carousel has 42 carvings themed around local wildlife, such as bears, rabbits, and deer. (updated Jan 2023)

## Sleep
### Lodging

* 41.313-73.9891 Bear Mountain Inn, 99 Service Rd, ☏ +1 855-548-1184. Fifteen rooms, each providing views of the lake and the mountain. No pets allowed. (updated Jan 2023)
* 41.3203-73.99672 Overlook Lodge, 55 Hessian Dr. There are 24 rooms, some of them pet-friendly. (updated Feb 2023)