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# Solok

Solok$^{[deadlink]}$ is a city in West Sumatra, Indonesia.

## Understand

Solok is on the Trans Sumatra Highway, 64 km from Padang and 76 km from Bukittinggi. The town has some fine examples of Minangkabau architecture with hornshaped roofs and outer walls of wood, completely carved and painted in brilliant colours. 60 km from Solok are the twin lakes ( Danau Di Atas and Danau Di Bawah ), which are becoming popular as holiday resorts. Cool mountain air and beautiful landscapes, with impressive thea plantations as far as you can see, have made this spot extraordinary. One of the lakes, set only 1 km apart, is on a slightly higher elevation than the other. The spot offers an impressive panorama of the surrounding countryside and offers excellent opportunities for camping and hiking.

## See

* -0.944684100.5222571 Bung Hatta Grand Forest Park (Taman Hutan Raya Bung Hatta). A botanical garden that covers 70,000 ha, with a rare collection of flora and fauna, situated on the way to Solok, about 300-1,000 m above sea level. The cool mountain air and panoramic views make this area a popular resort for both young and old. Monkeys and other animals can be found here, and they are protected by the park garden. Transportation to Taman Hutan Raya Bung Hatta is easy as it lies on the highway to Solok.
* -0.771316100.6430422 Taman Rekreasi Pulau Belibis, Kelurahan Kampung Jawa (3km from the city center). Pulau Belibis is a tourist area that is supported by several tourist objects such as the Pramuka Park and the Ampang Kualo Horse Arena. In this area there is a lake filled with a flock of the Grouse (Bellibis). There is also fishing area, bird park and children's playground.

## Eat

* Pepes bilih Singkarak
* Gulai ayam hitam (Black chicken curry)
* Pangek Sasau (Acid or spicy acid cuisine with Sasau fish)
* Ampiang Dadiah (Fermented buffalo milk)
* Kalio baluik tapak leman
* Galamai karucuik
* Samba lado masiek patai cino (Balado-style Chinese patay)
* Panyiaram pisang
* Randang pangicuah
* Balado cangkuak karupuak jangek.

## Connect

Telephone area code for Solok city is 0755.

## Go next

* Kerinci Seblat National Park, Sumatra’s largest national park. It consists of a 345-km-long stretch of mountainous highlands in Bukit Barisan.
# Solomon (Alaska)

Solomon is a small uninhabited town in Nome Census Area, Alaska.

## Get in

The only way to get in is from Nome's airport or by permission to land at the Solomon State Field Airport (SOL ). Or you could take the Iditarod Trail.

## See

* The Last Train to Nowhere. An abandoned train along the abandoned Council City and Solomon River Railroad.

## Sleep

* Solomon Bed and Breakfast, ☏ +1 907 443-2403, info@solomonbnb.com. $150 to $160.

## Go next

* Golovin (Alaska), the next town on the Iditarod Trail (if moving eastward)
* Nome (Alaska), the next town on the Iditarod Trail (if moving westward)
* Council, the town north of Solomon, on the Nome-Council Road. See Nome (Alaska)#Go next for more information.
# Spratly Islands

The Spratly Islands are a collection of more than 100 small islands and reefs in the South China Sea, claimed in full or in part by several governments in the region.

## Understand

This tropical archipelago is surrounded by rich fishing grounds and potentially by gas and oil deposits, and strategically located near several primary shipping lanes in the central South China Sea.
There are only 4 km² of land, but there are six countries with territorial claims. It is claimed in its entirety by China, Taiwan and Vietnam, while portions are claimed by Malaysia and the Philippines. 45 of them are claimed and occupied by one of these parties. Brunei claims exclusive economic rights encompassing one of the islands. The United States endorses the territorial claims of the Philippines, and has a strong military presence in the region to support the Philippines' claims.
Wikivoyage takes no stand in the territorial disputes, and treats each island as part of the country that has effective control over it, as visitors will need to obtain that country's visas, use that country's currency and fall under that country's de facto jurisdiction while visiting.

## Get in

The vast majority of the Spratlys are either uninhabited, military bases, or otherwise off limits to casual visitors. However, a few have small civilian communities and can be visited by determined travellers.

### By plane

Layang Layang (Swallow Reef), controlled by Malaysia, is the only island in the Spratlys with regular flights. A popular dive resort, it can be accessed via Kota Kinabalu.
There are a handful of unpaved airstrips among the other islands.

### By boat

Pagasa (Philippines) and Itu Aba (Taiwan) are accessible on irregular cargo services from their respective mother countries.

## See and do

Scuba diving in the Spratlys is excellent, but the only island with a full-fledged dive resort is Layang Layang.

## Buy

The economic value of the islands is the waters for fishing, and the suspected presence of underwater petroleum reserves. There is virtually no economic activity taking place on the islands themselves.
# Spring City

There is more than one place called Spring City:

### Bahamas

* Spring City (Abacos) — a town in Abacos

### United States of America

* Spring City (Utah) — a town in Central Utah
* Spring City (Pennsylvania) — a town in Chester County
* Spring City (Tennessee) — a town in Eastern Tennessee
# Spring City (Utah)

Spring City is in Central Utah. Originally settled by James Allred from Manti, the place was known as Canal Creek. With the outbreak of the Wakara War hostilities in July 1853, Hambleton settlers on Pleasant Creek retreated to the Allred Settlement and pleas for reinforcements brought 50 Danish families via Salt Lake. The village was sacked, and settlers removed to Manti and soon helped establish Fort Ephraim.
Little Denmark was resettled in 1859. The Blackhawk War caused further disruptions in the 1860s when the place became known as Spring Town. The abundant and quality springs in town account for the name. The city is one of two towns in the United States on the National Register of Historic Places.

## Get in

To get to Spring City from Salt Lake City, head south on I-15 and take Exit 261 at Spanish Fork. Then follow Highway 89 south to the Spring City turnoff south of Mount Pleasant. To get to Spring City from the South, take I-70 Exit 56 at Salina and follow Highway 89 north.

## See

* DUP Museum & Old City Hall, 46 North Main, ☏ +1 435 462-3021.
* Historic Pioneer Homes. You can see many pioneer homes built in the late 1800s just by driving around town.

## Do

* Heritage Day, ☏ +1 435 462-2211. Held on Saturday of Memorial Day weekend. Tour many of the historic homes in Spring City from 10AM-4PM; Tickets $10/5 (Adults/Children).
* The Arapeen ATV Trail System. 350-mile Off-Highway Vehicle Trail System.
* Maple Canyon –Conglomerate rock climbing. West of Moroni

## Buy

* Horseshoe Mountain Pottery, 278 South Main, ☏ +1 435 462-2708, lbennion@yahoo.com.
* Sanpete Spur & Silver, 735 South Main, ☏ +1 435 462-7490, toll-free: +1 888-446-7730, vivjepperson@gmail.com. Unique Western items. Leather wallets and suspenders, wild rags and slides, horse hair gifts, bolo's...and more
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Spring City Gifts & Goodies, 53 South Main, ☏ +1 435 462-9755. Open Tu-Sa 11AM-5PM.
* Sugar Plum Cottage, 612 North 400 East, ☏ +1 435 462-9729, +1 435 462-3772. Open 1PM-10PM.
* $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Walker Custom Boots, North Main, ☏ +1 435 462-3669. Open Tu 9AM-7PM, W-F 9AM-5PM, Sa 9AM-1PM.

## Eat

* Spring City Kitchen Restaurant, 33 North Main, ☏ +1 435 462-9822.

## Sleep

* $^{[deadlink]}$ 1894 Osborne Hotel, 216 South Main, ☏ +1 435 462-9338, bchapman@canyoncountry.net. One room available. $75/night.
* The Garden Bed & Breakfast Inn, 11650 Canal Canyon Rd, ☏ +1 435 462-9285, toll-free: +1-877-537-2337, info@thegardenbnb.com. Four rooms. $90-150/night.
* Scott Farm B&B, 885 N. Main, ☏ +1 435 462-7449, scottfrm@cut.net. $75/night.
* Wind Walker Guest Ranch, 11550 Pigeon Hollow Rd, ☏ +1 435 462-0282, toll-free: +1-888-606-9463, Vacation@WindWalker.org. The ranch offers all-inclusive packages.

## Go next

* Canal Canyon. Area with many walking, hiking, biking, and horseback riding, along with snowshoeing in the winter.
# Spring Grove

There's more than one place called Spring Grove:

### United States of America

* Spring Grove (Illinois)
* Spring Grove (Indiana)
* Spring Grove (Minnesota) - a city in Houston County, Southern Minnesota
* Spring Grove (Pennsylvania)
* Spring Grove (Virginia)
* Spring Grove (Wisconsin)
# Sprendlingen

There is more than one place called Sprendlingen:
* A village in Rhenish Hesse near Gensingen.
* A Stadtteil of Dreieich
# Sivasailam

Sivasailam (Tamil: சிவசைலம்) is a village in the district of Tenkasi near Kadayam, Tamil Nadu, India. The village is located 55 km west of Tirunelveli town and 25 km from Tenkasi.

## Get in
### By road
#### From Tenkasi

Drive from Tenkasi towards Ambasamudram (SH-40), till you reach Alwarkurichi. Take right on Sivasailam Road. Drive straight you will cross Alwarkurichi Railway Track. Travel straight you will reach Sivasailam village.

#### From Tirunelveli

Drive from Tirunelveli towards Ambasamudram. From Ambasamudram drive towards Tenkasi (SH-40). Continue till you reach Kizha Ambur Bus Stop. It is nearly 13 km from Ambasamudram to Kizha Ambur Bus Stop. Take left on Ambur-Papanasam Road. Drive straight till Kizha Ambur Railway crossing in Kovankulam. After crossing turn right. You will cross two lakes. Then you can see Poovankurichi name board. Travel straight then you will reach Karuthapillaiyur. Then travel straight you will reach Sivasailam Temple.

### By rail

Nearest railway station is Alwarkurichi, 3.5 km from Sivasailam. 8 passenger trains pass daily: 4 trains from Tirunelveli to Senkattai and 4 trains from Senkottai to Tirunelveli.

## See

* 8.7881977.346621 Sivasailam Temple (Sri Sivasailanathar and Sri Paramakalyani Ambal Temple). A temple dedicated to the God Siva.
* Gadananathi River Dam, near Ambasamudram (From Tenkasi:Drive from Tenkasi towards Ambasamudram (SH-40), till you reach Kizha Ambur Bus Stop. Take right on Ambur-Papanasam Road. Drive straight till Kizha Ambur Railway crossing in Kovankulam. After crossing, turn right. You will cross two lakes. Then you can see the Poovankurichi name board. From Tirunelveli:Drive from Tirunelveli towards Ambasamudram. From Ambasamudram drive towards Tenkasi(SH-40). Drive the vehicle till you reach Kizha Ambur Bus Stop. It is nearly 13 km from Ambasamudram to Kizha Ambur Bus Stop. Take left on Ambur- Papanasam Road. Drive straight till Kizha Ambur Railway crossing in Kovankulam. After crossing turn right . You will cross two lakes. Then you can see Poovankurichi name board.Go straight till you reach Sivasailam Temple.Cross the river bridge and turn left in Sambankulam Road. Go straight at last you will reach the dam.).

## Go next

Nearby places are:
* Agasthiar Falls (water flows throughout the year. About 40 km from Kutralam)
* Ambasamudram
* Kalakkad Mundanthurai Tiger Reserve (KMTR)
* Kallidaikurichi
* Karayar Dam (built by the British)
* Manimuthar Dam (built by former chief minister Kamarajar)
* Papanasam
* Poovankurichi
* Servalar Dam
* Sorimuthianar kovil (famous for aadi amavasai; where lots of people visit)
* Vickramasingapuram
# Sittingbourne

Sittingbourne is industrial town in the Swale district, in Kent, southeast England, beside the Roman Watling Street, an ancient British trackway used by the Romans and the Anglo-Saxons.

## Get in

It is 17 miles (27 km) from Canterbury and 45 miles (72 km) from London.

### By plane

The nearest major airport is London Gatwick Airport (LGW), which is 49 mi (79 km) away.

### By train

Sittingbourne is served by regular trains from London Victoria and London St Pancras International, Canterbury, Dover, Ramsgate, Margate, Whitstable, the Medway Towns Faversham and Sheerness.

## Get around
### By bus

Most services are provided by Chalkwell Buses linking Sittingbourne with Chatham and the surrounding areas.
Some services are provided by Arriva Kent & Surrey linking Sittingbourne with Maidstone and the surrounding areas.

## See

* 51.3387920.743411 Sittingbourne Heritage Museum, 67 East St, ☏ +44 7472 268388. (updated Jan 2017)
* 51.34240.75312 Church of All Saints, Murston. An Anglican parish church, which is notable due to its architect, William Burges, and was constructed in 1873–4. The church was built in "an early Gothic Style" and incorporates fragments of the original 12th-century church. The estimate was £3,000 but the public subscription raised only £2,000. As a consequence, the intended tower was truncated. (updated Dec 2020)

## Do

* 51.3482610.7463581 Bayford Meadows Kart Circuit, Symmonds Drive, Eurolink Industrial Estate, ME10 3RY (one mile from Sittingborne station), ☏ +44 1795 410707, info@bayfordmeadows.co.uk. Open for casual hire on Tu Th 2-6:30PM, W F 4-6:30PM. 1100-m track. from £25 for 30 minutes. (updated Apr 2017)
* 51.35750.7536112 Sittingbourne and Kemsley Light Railway, ☏ +44 1795 424899, info@sklr.net. 4-mile steam train line on Sundays and some other days March - December. £5 return. (updated May 2017)
* 51.34820.7593 Kent Kings Speedway. national League Meetings £14. (updated Dec 2020)

## Buy

* 51.3406830.735331 The Forum Shopping Centre (The Forum), High Street, ME10 3DL. M-Sa 8AM-6PM, Su 9AM-4PM. (updated Apr 2017)

## Eat

* 51.340430.7323031 The Golden Hope, 1 Park Road, ME10 1DR, ☏ +44 1795 476791. Wetherspoon pub (with meals) and hotel. (updated Dec 2020)

## Drink

* 51.345850.730691 The Paper Mill Micropub, 2 Charlotte St, ME10 2JN, ☏ +44 7927 073 584. (updated Jan 2022)

## Sleep

* 51.34260.7214261 The Beaumont, 74 London Road, ME10 1NS, ☏ +44 1795 472536, info@thebeaumont.co.uk. Rooms from £55 per night.

## Go next

* Faversham east 7 mi (11 km) via the A2.
* Canterbury east 15 mi (24 km) via the A2.
* Maidstone southwest 12 mi (19 km) via A249.
* Rochester west 16 mi (26 km) via the M2.
# Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval

Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval is classified amongst the "Most Beautiful Villages of France" with regard to its rich 9-century-old architecture. Sixt's ski area is linked with Grand Massif (265 km of alpine ski trails) via the fabulous "Piste des Cascades", a 14 km blue trail from the resort of Flaine (1700m of vertical descent) to Sixt. In summer, hikers can wander in the largest Natural Reserve of Haute-Savoie and access the 5 mountain refuges of the community. The "Cirque du Fer à Cheval", the "Rouget waterfall" and the Tines' Gorges" are scenic sites that should not be missed while here.

## Do

The famous Cirque du Fer-à-Cheval is the largest  mountainous cirque in the Alps, with impressive walls and  waterfalls.
# Skalica

Skalica is a city in Western Slovakia.

## Understand

Located near the Czech border, Skalica has a population of approx. 15000.
The site has been inhabited since 4000 BC and was part of the Great Moravian Empire. The first written record of Skalica was made in 1218. From the second half of the 10th century until 1918, it was part of the Kingdom of Hungary.
Today, it is economically the strongest town in the Záhorie region, bypassing its rival town Senica for this position, and is becoming a tourist destination thanks to its preserved city centre and historical monuments.

## Get in

Trains from Bratislava via Kúty to Skalica train station (Skalica na Slovensku).

## See

* 48.8462917.229851 Záhorie museum (Záhorské múzeum). A regional museum with 5 rooms. Ethnographic, archeologic and historic exhibitions. (updated Nov 2016)
* 48.8484917.225412 Rotonde of St.George (Rotunda sv. Juraja). Constructed approx. in 12th century, with a baroque dome attached later in 17th century. (updated Nov 2016)
* 48.845817.229373 Church of St. Michael. A church from 15th century. (updated Nov 2016)
* A 15th century Franciscan church and monastery
* Late Renaissance town hall
* 48.8463117.229574 Skalica Culture House. Built in the Art Nouveau with elements of Czech and Slovak folklore

## Do

* Football: MFK Skalica play soccer in 1. Liga, the top tier. Their home ground Mestský štadión (capacity 3000) is 500 m south of town centre.

## Sleep

* 48.8330117.2334691 Penzión nad Skalicou. A family pension (updated Nov 2016)
* 48.8456517.226012 Hotel sv. Michal, Potočná 260/40, 909 01 Skalica, ☏ +421 34 696 01 11. (updated Nov 2016)
# Skagafjörður

Skagafjordur is a municipality in North Iceland. It comprises of town of Sauðárkrókur, the villages of Hofsós and Varmahlíð and several rural districts. It also includes the historic cathedral site of Hólar which is the site of a growing university today.

## Get in

Skagafjörður can be reached from anywhere in the country from road one. Bus 57 links the munciplity with Reykjavík, arriving both in Sauðárkrókur and Varmarhlíð. Taking a plane here is not advisable as the nearest airport with regular service is in Akureyri, 94 kilometers away from Varmarhlíð.

## Get around

The town of Varmarhlíð is an entry point into the muncipality. From there road 75 can be taken to Sauðárkrókur or road 76 to Hofsós. In order to get to Hólar road 76 and road 767 are taken. Bus 57 can be taken between Varmarhlíð and Sauðárkrókur, but the other towns do not have any bus service. When travelling whithin any of the towns walking is reccomended as the longest walking distance is 3.2 kilometers.

## See

* 65.611-19.50481 Glaumbær turf house - Folk Museum. The buildings of the farm date from slightly different periods in the 18th- & 19th-centuries. This style of the turf construction was universal in rural areas of Iceland until about 1900, when it was gradually replaced mainly by reinforced concrete, which is typical in most contemporary Icelandic construction today. Extensive turf construction evolved in Iceland owing to the acute shortage of large trees. (updated Oct 2017)
* 65.9459-19.68912 Drangey. An island with cliffsides all around which has diverse birdlife, especially birds of the auk family. Trips available on boats from Sauðárkrókur. (updated Oct 2020)
# Troodos Square

Troodos Square refers to a small collection of shops and accommodations high up in the Troodos mountain range (altitude 1707m).

## Get in

By taxi, or car. In the summer most cars will make it, but in the winter season a 4x4 is a must. During heavy snowfall, cars without snow chains or 4 wheel drive are not permitted to drive to this altitude.
You can also get there by bus from Nicosia or Limassol. Bus line 408 leaves in Nicosia at Anoigma Kolokasi bus station at 08:00, 10:30 and 14:10 as of November 2021. The line has many stops in Nicosia and in between. The journey takes around 1:50 hours to Troodos Square. Buses back to Nicosia leave there at 10:05, 13:00 and 16:05.

## Get around

On foot, or by car.

## See

The nature, the rock formations, the views.

## Do

Ski in the winter, trekking all year round.

## Buy

Souvenir shops sell the usual tourist items. Focus on the local edible products such as soutzouko.
# Tromelin Island

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Tromelin Island is a minor one of the islands of the Indian Ocean, approximately 800 km (500 miles) east of Madagascar and 800 km north of Réunion. It makes up one of the many Scattered islands of the Indian Ocean, which is one of the five administrative districts of the French Southern and Antarctic Lands.

## Understand

Tromelin Island is not open to tourism. It is uninhabited, and serves as a sea tortoise and seabird sanctuary. The only facility on the island is an important meteorological station which gathers data for forecasting cyclones and hurricanes. First explored by the French in 1776, the island came under the jurisdiction of Reunion in 1814. The island was discovered when the French ship Utile, which was carrying slaves at the time, hit the reefs of the island. The crew got on a floatable raft to make it to Madagascar, while they left 60 slaves on Tromelin Island. 15 years later in 1776, the chevalier de Tromelin (from whom the island takes its name), captain of the French warship La Dauphine, came upon the Island and rescued the slaves that were still alive — seven women and an eight-month-old child. Tromelin Island was occupied by France in 1954 while it was part of Mauritius and it is claimed by Mauritius.

### Terrain

The terrain on Tromelin Island is sandy, flat, low and is likely volcanic. The island is also surrounded by coral reefs. The Island also has volcanic rock.

### Climate

The climate in Tromelin Island is tropical.

### Animals

The island is a nesting ground for seabirds and turtles. It is also a conservation area for unique vegetation and rare bird life.

### Land use

arable land: 0% permanent crops: 0% permanent pastures: 0% forests and woodland: 0% other: 100% (scattered bushes)

## Get in
### By plane

There is an unpaved airstrip on the island, meaning that when a plane lands, it lands on a dirt path unlike cement at airports.

### By boat

Tromelin has no harbors; offshore anchorage only.

## Get around

Everything is within walking distance.

## Buy

There are no businesses on the island.

## Sleep

There are no accommodations open to the public.
# Trongsa

Trongsa is a town in Bhutan, often known as the gateway to the east of the country.

## Understand

Trongsa is one of Bhutan's most historic towns, and the first monastery was built here in 1543.
The town's dzong is particularly impressive and is often described as a dragon flying over mountain peaks. Constructed in 1644, it served as the original seat of power of the House of Wangchuck before it became the ruling dynasty of Bhutan in 1907. All kings of Bhutan are first given the title of penlop (governor) of Trongsa, and the first and second kings ruled from the town.
The main bazaar is a smart street of three story white traditional houses. It is a good place to break the journey from Thimphu to Jakar.

## Get in

* Roughly six hours by bus from Thimphu and two hours from Jakar.

## Get around

* Trongsa is a small town, and so it's easy to cover on foot.

## See

* Trongsa Dzong. Constructed in 1644 and located on the top of an imposing hill, this dzong creates an impressive sight for miles around.
* Thruepang Palace. The palace was built by the second king and was the birth place of the third. It's used by reigning monarchs when on official visits to Trongsa. The building is closed to the public and like many of the early palaces is unimposing, but from an architectural and historical point of view it is still worth viewing.
* Trongsa Tower (Ta Dzong), ☏ +975 3-521130. An attractive, modern museum in an historic tower.

## Do

* Trongsa Tsechu (festival) 2-4 Jan 2012. Held in the dzong.

## Buy

* Handicrafts. Phuntso Wangmo store on the main street (just down from the traffic circle) has a small selection of hand made goods such as woven cloth and wooden bowls.

## Eat

* Most of the buses heading from Thimphu to Jakar make a stop for lunch here, so there are plenty of places to eat on the main street.

## Sleep
### Budget
### Splurge

* Yangkhil Resort, ☏ +975 3 521-417. Tashipang. A modern hotel offering unobstructed views over Trongsa Dzong.

## Go next

* Jakar is a 2- to 3-hour drive from Trongsa.