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# Sakura

Sakura (佐倉) is a city in the Chiba prefecture known for its large history museum and yearly tulip festival. Due to its train connections, it serves as a bedroom community for Chiba, Tokyo and Narita Airport. Due to its long history it hosts some interesting buildings and also an unusual connection with the Netherlands.

## Understand

In 2020, it was home to 174,000 people.
The name Sakura has no relation to cherry blossoms since its written with completely unrelated Kanjis. Still, the association is prevalent.

### Tourist information sites

* The city government an official Japanese-only guide site with integrated Google Translate.
* The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site.

## Get in

There are 2 train stations and lines.
* 35.725176140.2297181 Keisei-Sakura Sta..
* 35.709728140.2260472 Sakura Sta..
Making Sakura easy to access by train from Tokyo, Ueno, Chiba, Sanmu, and Narita or Narita International Airport.

## Get around

The town is small enough to walk. During the Tulip festival there are cheap local buses that take you from the train stations to Furusato Square, or via walking down Kashima River. It is where the tulip and windmills are located.

## See

Both train stations have tourism offices that can give you any information regarding what's available to visit. Sometimes they might handout free tickets and discounts.
* 35.724497140.2190811 National Museum of Japanese history (Rekihaku). March - September 09:00-17:00, October - February 09:30-16:30. A very large museum that focuses on history, archaeology, and folk culture of Japan. Takes several hours to visit properly. Temporary exhibits might have an extra cost. ¥600. (updated Dec 2020)
* 35.74057140.200922 Furusato Square. Tu-Su 10:00-16:00. Park with a Dutch windmill. Home to the yearly tulip festival in April. Special events also in July and October. Free. (updated Dec 2020)
* 35.721989140.2167173 Sakura Castle (佐倉城) (near the museum). Very dilapidated ruins with nice view of the city and in a very nice park. (updated Dec 2020)
* 35.718174140.227664 Seven samurai houses, ☏ +81 43-486-2947. Tu-Su 09:00-17:00. Original samurai houses in Japan. ¥210. (updated Dec 2020)
* 35.713493140.2357235 Former Residence of Lord Hotta, 274 Kaburagimachi, ☏ +81 43-483-2390. Tu-Su 09:30-16:30. Residence of Hotta Masatomo, the last lord of the Sakura Domain. Very well preserved. ¥320. (updated Dec 2020)
* 35.65325140.221376 Kawamura Memorial DIC Museum of Art, 631 Sakado, ☏ +81 50-5541-8600. World-class museum with more than 1000 works collected by the Japanese resin and ink manufacturer DIC Corporation. (updated Dec 2020)

## Eat

* Sadaf, 602-32 Yoshimi. An Iranian restaurant west of Sakura. (updated Feb 2021)

## Sleep

Not many options here. Most visitors will either stay in Narita or Chiba.

## Go next

* Chiba
* Yachimata
* Narita
* Funabashi
* Sanmu
* Tokyo
# Sala

Sala is a town in Västmanland in Sweden, famous for its silver mine, today preserved as a museum.

## Get in

* 59.924916.60651 Sala railway station, Stationsplan 4. (updated Apr 2021)

## See

* 59.91666716.5666671 Sala Silver Mine (Sala silvergruva), Drottning Christinas väg. (updated Apr 2021)
* 59.922516.6102782 Aguélimuseet, Vasagatan 17, ☏ +46 224-13820. Local art museum. (updated Oct 2021)
* 59.897516.1386113 Hälleskogsbrännan. A forest fire in 2014 cleared a large patch of land. The area is now recovering naturally.

## Sleep

* 59.917916.60441 Hotell Tinget, Södra Esplanaden 6. (updated Oct 2021)
* Sala Silvergruva, Drottning Christinas väg, 733 36, ☏ +46 224 67 72 60. (updated Feb 2016)
# Oma (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Oma:

### Japan

* Ōma or Oma — a town in Shimokita Peninsula
OMA may refer to:
* IATA airport code for Eppley Airfield (OMA), northeast of Omaha, Nebraska
* station code for Omaha Amtrak station
* ICAO designator for Oman Air, an Omani airline
# Olympos

There's more than one place called Olympos:

### Greece

* Olympos (Karpathos), a town on the island of Karpathos
* Olympos (Larissa), a municipality in the Larissa Prefecture
* Olympos National Park

### Turkey

* Olympos (Turkey)
* Olympus
# Omaezaki

Omaezaki (御前崎) is a coastal city in Shizuoka Prefecture.

## Understand

It is located in southwestern Shizuoka Prefecture. Omaezaki City was created on April 1, 2004, when the Omaezaki Town and the Hamaoka Town merged and implemented the trial system. Major industries include nuclear power, fisheries, and tourism. Tea, strawberry, and melon are grown in the agricultural sector. There is no railroad passing through here, and the road passes through National Route 150. Omaezaki Port is the main port. Attractions include Omaezaki, Hachiman Tai Castle Site, Omaezaki Lighthouse, and Kaisen-Nabura Market.

### Tourist information site

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

## Get in

* Route 150 joins Omaezaki with Hamamatsu to the west and Shizuoka to the north.
* Route 473 (Aino Bypass) connects Omaezaki to from the Toumei Expressway at the Aino Interchange.

## See

* Hamaoka Sand Dunes (浜岡砂丘, Hamaoka Sakyu), off Route 150.
* Marine Park Omaezaki, Minato-ku, ☏ +81 548-63-2001. 08:00-17:00. A couple of nice sheltered beaches at the end of the cape. Lifeguards and concession stands. Camping is possible.
* 34.595833138.2258331 Omaezaki Lighthouse, Route 240 (above the Marine Park). Built in 1874.

## Do

* Fishing Boat Sightseeing Tours, next to Omaezaki Marine Park, ☏ +81 548-63-3111. Good for taking photographs of Mount Fuji across the water.
* Omaezaki Minato Summer Festival, Omaezaki Marine Park, ☏ +81 548-63-2001. Fireworks festival in early August. There were more than 125,000 people at last year’s festival.
* Palomino Pony Club (near the big red torii downtown), ☏ +81 537-86-8757. A large area for horse-riding.

## Eat

* Canteloupe. Locally grown specialty fruit.

## Sleep

* Omaezaki Grand Hotel (御前崎グランドホテル, Omaezaki Gurando Hoteru), Route 240, ☏ +81 548-63-3333.

## Go next

* Hamamatsu
* Iwata
* Kakegawa
* Kikugawa
* Shizuoka
# Soc Trang

Soc Trang is a city in the Mekong Delta.

## Understand

This modern city has a very high Khmer population. The many temples here are in the Cambodian Khmer-style, and the culture is highly influenced by this. It is a bustling town with a population of around 120,000. Very few people speak any English here, and tourists are few and far between, although they are well received.

## Get in
### By road

Soc Trang is 231 km from Ho Chi Minh City, 60 km from Can Tho. National Hwy 1A links the province and Can Tho, Bac Lieu.

### By bus

There are services to Soc Trang from HCMC (5 hr) leaving from the Mien Tay bus station.
Soc Trang is about 1 hour from Can Tho by local bus.
Local buses from Tra Vinh only leave in the morning.

## Get around

You can walk anywhere in this town in under an hour. Xe oms are readily available, look for guys relaxing by their motorbikes on a street corner. Make sure to make the price very clear before you go.

## See

* Bat Temple. The monastery, while pleasing on its own, the main draw here are the fruit bats that live in the trees behind the temple. The monks protect them from the farmers in the area who consider them both a pest and a delicacy. Arrive about 1/2 hour before sunset to see the show begin. Any xe om in town can bring you here. There is also a Buddhist crematorium across the road from the temple.
* Clay Pagoda, D Mau Than 68 (300 m north of the river). This monastery was decorated by a monk sculptor who spent 60 years designing and installing thousands of statues into a colorful cacophony of Buddhist kitch. Notable features are: pillars with dragons on them, a baby white elephant, a white tiger, and golden turtles in the pond out back.
* Ngã Năm (5 fork intersection) Floating Market (About 50 km from the city). Busiest at 05:00-06:00, but the market is held all day and all night on one fork of the river. You can rent a boat to go around for as little as USD2-3.

## Eat

Soc Trang, despite its small size, has a good selection of restaurants serving traditional Vietnamese food. If you head over to Võ Thị Sáu St, there are a few restaurants specializing in hotpot (100,000-150,000 dong) and other countryside delicacies (snake, rice paddy rat).
* Hung, 6/24 D Hung Vuong. This place has an extensive menu in Vietnamese. Drawing pictures sometimes helps, or bring a phrasebook along. The food is wonderful, and the open-air pavilion has a nice atmosphere. The staff is very helpful. Meals 20,000-130,000 dong.
* Khánh Vi, 43 Lê Duẩn, TP Sóc Trăng, ☏ +84 793 616984. Spacious restaurant, extensive menu, individual dishes from 65,000-150,000 dong. Attentive service.

## Sleep

* Le Phong, 403-405 Le Hong Phong K5-P3, ☏ +84 79 382 4681. Cheap and cheerful hotel, with air-con rooms. Clean and modern, it is a charming place with quirky fish tanks and a pleasant long-time owner. 100,000-200,000 dong.
# Sobral de Monte Agraço

Sobral de Monte Agraço is a town in Portugal's Oeste region.

## Understand

Sobral de Monte Agraço (soo-BRAHL d(ih) MOHN-t(ih) uh-GRAH-soo, /su.ˈbɾaɫ dɨ ˈmõ.tɨ ɐ.ˈgɾa.su/) municipality has 10,156 residents (2011), with 2,900 living in the town itself.

### Visitor information

* 39.0186-9.15161 Posto de Turismo (Tourist Information Office), Praça Dr. Eugénio Dias 12, ☏ +351 261 942 296, turismo@cm-sobral.pt. Tu–Su 10:30–13:00 & 14:00–18:30, closed M & holidays. (updated Jun 2021)

## Get in

Bus service to Sobral is offered by Boa Viagem on several routes, including the 87 from Lisbon (50 min).
Trains on Comboios de Portugal's Linha do Oeste stop at Pêro Negro, 8 km (5.0 mi) from Sobral. A taxi can take you into town. Other stations in the municipality are Jerumelo, Sapataria, and Zibreira.
Sobral is 45 km (28 mi) from Lisbon via the A8 motorway (Autoestrada do Oeste) to exit 6 to the N248-1 road (45 min).

## See

* 39.005971-9.1440831 Igreja de São Quintino, Largo Dom Manuel I, Santo Quintino. Sa Su 15:00–17:00 (winter), 15:00–18:00 (summer). This Manueline-style church was built in 1520 and has been a national monument since 1910. (updated Jun 2021)

## Eat

* 39.0063-9.1841 Churrasqueira do Oeste, Rua de Baixo 3, Gozundeira, ☏ +351 261 786 015. Tu–Sa 11:30–23:00, Su 11:30–16:00, closed M. Barbecued meats. Mid-range. (updated Jun 2021)

## Sleep

* 39.0044-9.18531 Casa de Campo Moinhos da Gozundeira, Rua dos Moinhos 55, Gozundeira, ☏ +351 261 787 523, casacampodosmoinhos@gmail.com. Check-in: 14:00, check-out: 12:00. Country house on the River Sizandro offering free breakfast, free Wi-Fi and free parking. €54-68. (updated Jun 2021)
# Society Islands

The Society Islands are the most populated archipelago of French Polynesia.

## Regions
### Windward Islands

* -17.666667-149.4666671 Tahiti — the main island with the airport, the country's capital Papeete, and more than half of the population of French Polynesia in its entirety. The place is not as interesting as you might think and, for the most tourists, serves as break point after a long journey. From here you can reach all of the other minor islands by ferry or by air.
* Maiao — uninhabited.
* Mehetia — uninhabited.
* -17.516667-149.8166672 Moorea — one of the most beautiful islands in the Societies. It's a "high island", which means it's mountainous, as are most of this group. It's easily accessible from Tahiti by ferry.
* Tetiaroa — private island. Once the vacation spot for Tahitian royalty, the atoll is widely known for having been purchased by Marlon Brando. The only inhabitant is Simon Teihotu Brando, one of the many sons of Marlon Brando.

### Leeward Islands

* -16.494444-151.7363893 Bora Bora is one of the most beautiful islands in the Society group. A popular destination but very pricey. Bora Bora is known for the beauty of its lagoon, the most beautiful in the group. The best known resorts are the Four Seasons and Intercontinental Thalasso. The best rooms are the Bungalows with lagoon view.
* -16.733333-151.0333334 Huahine — a good choice for a resort vacation with a little more cultural activities and on a quieter island than the more popular islands nearby. Home to Maeva Marae, one of the most important archaeological sites of the archipelago.
* Manuae — an atoll with fifteen inhabitants.
* Maupiti — a beautiful and undeveloped island with just over 1,000 residents, which might be best to visit quickly before any resorts, restaurants, etc. go up.
* Maupihaa — an atoll with ten inhabitants.
* Motu One — uninhabited.
* -16.82-151.445 Raiatea and Taha'a are a pair of islands within the same lagoon. Taha'a has a beautiful lagoon with lots of motus, and a few high-end resorts. Raiatea is more known by yachters. It is considered the cradle of Polynesian civilization, and contains an important archaeological site, the Taputapuatea marae.
* Tupai — uninhabited.

## Cities

* -17.539722-149.5688891 Papeete - capital of French Polynesia, home to nearly half the country's population.
# Sobrance

Sobrance is a town of 6,000 people (2021) in Lower Zemplín, and the easternmost town in Slovakia.

## Get in

* 48.746422.17641 Main bus station. (updated Jan 2024)

## See

* 48.742122.18161 Museum of guitar (Gitarove muzeum), ☏ +421 902 37 09 09. The shown collection includes more than 200 guitars (out of 1000 in total), mainly from the period of 1947–1980. Perhaps the most valuable guitar is a Resonet Grazioso/Futurama from early in the career of George Harrison.
* An Eastern Catholic Church of the Holy Seven Slavonic Saints (Sedmočislenici) is a modern church building based on traditional Byzantine architecture models.

## Do

* 48.91551922.1980891 Morské oko (Sea eye). — a national nature reserve
* 48.91241122.1831192 Malé Morské oko (Little sea eye). — a fortified lake
# Sherwood

There is more than one place called Sherwood:

### United Kingdom

* Sherwood (Nottingham), a district of the city of Nottingham in England.
* Sherwood Forest of Robin Hood fame, see Edwinstowe

### United States of America

* Sherwood (Arkansas), a city in Central Arkansas

### Canada

* Sherwood Park, Alberta

### Jamaica

* Sherwood Content, the birthplace of Olympic sprinter and world record runner Usain Bolt
# Shey-Phoksundo National Park

Shey-Phoksundo National Park is a very scenic national park in the northwest of the Himalayas in Nepal. It is the largest national park in Nepal.

## Understand
### Visitor information

* Park website

## Get in
### By plane

28.98583382.8191671 Dolpa Airport in the park's east is the most convenient way to enter the park, with flights from Nepalgunj by Nepal Airlines, Sita Air, Summit Air and Tara Air. From there, you'll need to do a half-day trek.

## See

* 29.282.9522221 Phoksundo Lake. A large freshwater alpine lake that has been designated as a Ramsar wetland site since 2007. The lake is an important site for both Buddhists and Tibetans, and there are stupas found along the lake's south. (updated May 2022)
** 29.15993782.9290482 Suligad Waterfalls. A 167-metre waterfall with water flowing down from Phoksundo Lake. (updated May 2022)
* 29.35282.8253 Shey Gompa. A Buddhist monastery that was established in the 11th century and continues to remain an important site for Tibetan Buddhists. (updated May 2022)
* 29.391882.75284 Kanjiroba Himal. The highest mountain in Kanjiroba with an elevation of 6,883 m (22,582 ft). (updated May 2022)

## Eat

* There is a restaurant in Lama Hotel and Lodge.

## Sleep
### Lodging

* 29.1697282.9360811 Lama Hotel and Lodge, ☏ +977 985-8390187. A hotel and a lodge that includes a restaurant, a bar, some horse riding activities. (updated May 2022)
# Sherwood (Arkansas)

Sherwood is in the Central region of Arkansas.

## See

* Bill Harmon Recreation Centre
* Lake Cherrywood
* Indianhead Lake
* Roundtop Filling Station

## Do

* Vortex Arcade, 4027 E Kiehl Ave, ☏ +1 501-425-9863. Video game arcade, 30+ consoles with old classics like Dig Dug, Centipede, Karate Champ, Tron, Operation Wolf, etc. Strict dress code. (Inappropriate/offensive content/language prohibited)

## Eat

* 34.83256-92.194851 Mama's Gyros Grill, 3309 E Kiehl Ave (close to the highway), ☏ +1 501 833 0306. 11AM-7PM M-F; 11AM-3PM Sa. A small Greek-American restaurant. Lovely atmosphere and great food. (updated Oct 2022)

## Sleep

* Best Western Sherwood Inn & Suites, 7533 Warden Rd (North Little Rock). Tel: +1 501-835-7556
# Shibam

Shibam is in the Hadramawt region of Yemen. The unique, sixteenth century, mud-built, high rise apartment buildings for which the city is famous constitute a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city dates back to the second century AD, while the high rises were built in the Middle Ages to protect the citizens from Bedouin raids. The bizarre "skyline" that the high rises (some sixteen stories tall) bestow upon the city has led to the moniker, "Manhattan of the Desert."

## Get in

As of March 2024 there are weekly flights from Cairo CAI to Seiyun GXF which is relatively near (approximately 20 km) from Shibam.

## See

* Al-Mihdhar mosque.

## Buy

The main streets of the city have a number of stores located in buildings. The stores sell some interesting souvenirs not found elsewhere in Yemen, particularly antique window frames and furniture. However, most of these are not real antiques but are new pieces, made to look old by the local craftsmen.
The main thing to buy is the original wooden Shibam locks and keys. These decorated pieces are actual keys that look similar to hairbrushes. The pins in the key are made to align with holes in the lock to unlock the door. These can be bought at most shops in the city.
The shopkeepers in Shibam are not prepared to bargain much. They insist that their prices are already low and that they do not intend to lower them by much. The traveller arriving from Sanaa, where the initial prices are usually exorbitant, may find this confusing at first.

## Eat

There are no restaurants within Shibam.

## Drink

A small cafe on the square at the entrance to the city serves tea. You can also smoke a water pipe or play dominoes. A lot of locals usually sit in this square, making it a great place to get the feel of the country.
# Sherpa phrasebook

Sherpa (ཤར་པའི་སྐད་ཡིག) is the main language of the Solu-Khumbu region of Nepal and also in other districts where the Sherpa people predominate.

## Phrase list
### Basics
#### Hello.

    Tashi Deleg. ( )

#### Hello. (informal)

    . (Kuzu zangpo tashi deleeg ) (Tashi deleg kuzu zangbo)

#### How are you?

    ? (thangbo?)

#### Fine, thank you.

    . (Thang kuzu )

#### What is your name?

    Khyari min khain? ( ?)

#### My name is ______ .

    Nge Min _____. ( _____ .)

#### I am from.

    Nga _____ surhau

#### Nice to meet you.

    . (Sag dalaoggu dhawaya )

#### Please.

    . (Hidigbog )

#### Thank you.

    . (Lolo ouskham )

#### Cheers.

    Se Se.

#### You're welcome.

    . (Ba kuzu zanggappok )

#### Yes.

    . (Zaz )

#### No.

    . (Eya )

#### Excuse me. (getting attention)

    . (Kaki semengen)

#### Excuse me. (begging pardon)

    . (Khaki ssamanga)

#### I'm sorry.

    . (A ngaleg deh)

#### Goodbye

    . ( Rizipeng)

#### Goodbye (informal)

    . (Repen)

#### Help!

    ! (Ahok!)

#### Look out!

    ! (Zag boktahn !)

#### Good morning.

    . (Yeeb)

#### Good evening.

    . (Yahok)

#### Good night.

    . (Yimehen)

#### Good night (to sleep)

    . (Yemehen)

#### I don't understand.

    . (Nge deg zudlag habog )

#### Where is the toilet?

    ? (Keh kabooukg dalakg toot?)

### Numbers System

( Dzongka+Tibetan )

### Numbers

1/2 - p'tya
0 - guka
1 - tcha
2 - zet
3 - ztum
4 - jah
5 - yamge
6 - cse
7 - gyahe
8 - dczvi
9 - ksnevi
10 - pati
11 - pating'tchang
12 - pating'zetng
13 - pating'ztumng
20 - zsholu
21 - zsholung'tchang
30 - ztmept
40 - jept
50 - yammapt
60 - csapt
70 - gyhpat
80 - dczpat
90 - ksnevpat
100 - tchahyatp ( hyatp )
200 - zethyatp
300 - ztumhyatp
1000 - tchakhzurah ( khzurah )
2000 - zetkhzurah
3000 - ztumkhzurah
10000 - patikhzurah
20000 - zsholukhzurah
100000 - hyatpkhzurah
1 million - tchagmang ( gmang )
1 milliard - tchabbang ( bbang )
1 trillion - tchadrmayng ( drmayng )
1 quadrillion - tchapgephhang ( pgephhang )
# San Gwann

San Ġwann$^{[deadlink]}$ (St. John) is a city in Malta.

## See

The cart ruts or furrows in the area known as tal-Mensija were first recorded in 1934 by E.B. Vella, who described an extensive system of cart ruts totalling approximately 152 meters in length and with a consistent gauge of approximately 1.4 meters. These remaining cart ruts at Mensija San Gwann are characterised by two pairs, one forking out of the other.
* 35.91005414.4769871 Santa Margerita Chapel (Arar Chapel). 16th century chapel (updated May 2020)

## Sleep

* 35.90554914.4787711 Looza, 18, Looza, Triq il-Kwartier ta' Xindi, ☏ +356 2137 6534, +356 7905 2421 (cell), info@maltabudget.com. Homestay with kitchenette facilities. Private rooms with adjacent bathrooms and access to a shared kitchenette. Wifi internet connection at a nominal charge. A 7-minute walk from the University of Malta, Mater Dei hospital and the bus terminus. From €98 per person per week. (updated Dec 2017)
# San Gabriel

San Gabriel is a city in the San Gabriel Valley in Southern California.

## Get in
### Via automobile

San Gabriel is north of Interstate 10 from the New Ave. exit about 9 miles (14 km) east of downtown Los Angeles.

## See

* Ramona Museum of California History, 339 South Mission Ave, ☏ +1 626 523-9798. Saturday 1PM-4PM. This museum contains an eclectic collection of artifacts from the early history of California, ranging from a mammoth tooth to Pio Pico's opera glasses to a blacksmith shop. Free.
* San Gabriel Historical Association Museum and Hayes House, 546 W. Broadway, ☏ +1 626 308-3223. Saturday 1PM-4PM. Free.
* 34.09688-118.1066111 San Gabriel Mission (Mission San Gabriel Arcangel), 428 South Mission Dr (public transit: Metro bus #487 from Downtown Los Angeles), ☏ +1 626 457-3035, fax: +1 626 282-5308, sgm@sangabrielmission.org. Daily: 9AM-4:30PM; closed New Years Day, Easter Sunday, July 4th, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. This church was the fourth of the 21 missions on El Camino Real. It was established in 1771, predating the Pueblo of Los Angeles by several years. Between 1771 and 1834, more people were baptized at Mission San Gabriel than any other mission. Today, the church and grounds have been restored and contain a small museum, and a playhouse that was built for productions of The Mission Play. The first Saturday of each month features special programs. This mission is one of the smaller missions and can be seen in 1 or 2 hours. The church was damaged by a fire in 2020. Adults $5, seniors (62 and older) $4, youth (6-17) $3, 5 and under free.

## Do

* San Gabriel Mission Playhouse, 320 S. Mission Dr., ☏ +1 626 308-2865, fax: +1 626 284-9529. This historic 1927 theatre is still used for concerts, plays, and dance performances. The theatre has a working Wurlitzer Theatre Pipe Organ. Tours of the theatre may be arranged by contacting the Managing Director at ext. 227.

## Eat

* 34.0777-118.10351 99 Ranch Market, 140 W Valley Blvd #150, ☏ +1 626 307-8899. 8AM–10PM daily. The iconic Chinese market has everything from imported Asian candies to live fish swimming in tanks to hard-to-find brands of cosmetics, plus a hot deli for a take-away picnic. Many employees speak Chinese. (updated Jul 2023)
# San Ignacio

There is more than one place called San Ignacio:

### Belize

* San Ignacio (Belize) - A town in Belize.

### Mexico

* San Ignacio (Baja California) - A town in Baja California.
* San Ignacio (Sinaloa) - A seaside town in Sinaloa.

### Paraguay

* San Ignacio Guazú - A town in the South of Paraguay