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# Liestal

Liestal is an industrial town with a cobbled-street Old Town in Switzerland, not far from Basel. It is the capital of the Basel-Landschaft canton, and was home to about 14,000 people in 2018.

## Get in
### By train

Liestal is on the main route from Basel SBB to Olten, and has direct connections to Lucerne, Zurich, Bern, Interlaken and Saint Gallen. There is also an S-Bahn service (S3, Olten - Liestal - Basel - Laufen - Porrentruy) connecting to many local villages along the way.
The railway station is also the terminus for the narrow-gauge Waldenburger$^{[deadlink]}$ train, which travels 13 km along the valley to Waldenburg at least twice every hour between 06:00 and 22:00.

### By bus

Liestal can also be reached by bus from Basel, starting from Basel Aeschenplatz.

### By car

* Bern about 1 hr (Highway A1)
* Milan about 3½ hr (Highway A2)
* Paris about 5 hr (Highway A5)
* Berlin about 9 hr (Highway A9 and A5)
* Athens about 1 day (Highway E70)

## Get around

At the train station of Liestal, several bus routes serve the surrounding area.

## See

* 47.48517.73541 Museum.BL, Zeughausplatz 28, ☏ +41 61 552 59 86. Tu-F 10:00-12:00 and 14:00-17:00, Sa Su 10:00-17:00. The local museum of canton Basel-Landschaft. (updated Mar 2015)
* 47.48427.734622 Dichter- und Stadtmuseum, Rathausstrasse 30, ☏ +41 61 923 70 15, fax: +41 61 923 70 16, mail@dichtermuseum.ch. Tu-F 10:00-18:00, Sa Su 10:00-16:00. A museum for poets. (updated Mar 2015)

## Do

The Liestal carnival with the Chienbäse parade annually attracts thousands of visitors with its procession of flaming carts and torches. It is held on the Sunday night after Ash Wednesday.

## Eat

* 47.4862977.7315511 Restaurant Falken, Rheinstrasse 21, ☏ +41 61 - 923 32 32, mail@restaurant-falken.ch. (updated Dec 2016)

## Sleep

* 47.4826177.7361081 Hotel Engel Liestal, Kasernenstrasse 10, ☏ +41 61 927 80 80, info@engel-liestal.ch. (updated Dec 2016)
* 47.4827867.734742 Kulturhotel Guggenheim, Wasserturmplatz 6, ☏ +41 61 534 00 02. (updated Dec 2016)

## Go next

* The classic trip out of Liestal is to Hinteri Egg, the Hinteri Egg is a hill reaching 1,169 metres above sea level and is the highest point of the canton of Basel-Landschaft.
* Augusta Raurica, 13 km away, is one of the best preserved Roman settlements north of the Alps.
* The Wasserfallen region is a set of hills surrounding the village of Reigoldswil, a scenic 35-minute bus ride from Liestal. From here you can take a cable car up into the hills where you can enjoy a rope park, many hikes, cross-country skiing or snow-shoeing, and finally hire a scooter to ride back down into the valley.
* Take the short bus ride up to Gempen (change at Seewen SO), where there is a viewing tower with views over the whole Basel region, from the Black Forest to the Alps. Then walk down towards the village of Dornach, and on the way visit the ruins of Schloss Dorneck.
# Lifford

Lifford is the county town in County Donegal. This means that it is the administrative centre for the County of Donegal, despite the fact that it is much smaller than Letterkenny. The County Council chambers are located here and it is linked to Strabane, in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland by a bridge over the River Finn. Thus, this river is the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland and Lifford is separated from Strabane only by this stretch of water, giving the town a unique position within the Republic of Ireland.

## Get in

Lifford is the main gateway into County Donegal for travel from Dublin and north of Dublin. Consequently, it is served by the main bus routes that serve Letterkenny. Also, as the town is located just across the border/river from Strabane in Northern Ireland, it can be accessed by a short walk from Strabane bus station, which is served by buses to Derry.

## See

* Court House.

## Do

Mystery Event (Murder Solving Case) Court House
# Puolanka

Puolanka is a municipality in Kainuu.

## Understand

Puolanka is known for its beautiful natural landscapes, consisting mainly of forests, rivers, and lakes.
Puolanka's economy is largely based on forestry, agriculture, and tourism. Agricultural activities include livestock farming, cereal cultivation, and potato production.
The municipality is also known for its outdoor recreation opportunities, especially fishing and hunting.

## Get in
### By bus

There are buses from Oulu, Kajaani and Suomussalmi.

### By car

Highway 78, between Paltamo (and connecting to Eastern Finland) and Rovaniemi is the main route through Puolanka. Other routes include local roads 800 from Vaala and Taivalkoski, 837 from Utajärvi (connecting from Oulu), and 891 from Hyrynsalmi.

## See

* 64.819927.87681 Hepoköngäs - at 24 m one of Finland's highest waterfalls, in Hepoköngäs Nature Reserve; the 600-m trail to the waterfall is accessible by wheelchair.
* 64.8670327.679772 Puolanka-Pirtti, Koskikatu 3. An old barn that has been turned into a local history museum. (updated Aug 2023)

## Do

* 64.678427.94811 Paljakka. A ski resort in the winter, during the summer the place offers activities like hiking, mountain biking, fishing, canoeing, swimming, minigolf and dish golf. (updated Aug 2023)

## Eat

* 64.8681527.673191 Ravintola Esteri, Ouluntie 4. Lunch buffet, and kebab, burgers and pizzas on the menu. (updated Aug 2023)

## Sleep

* 64.874527.6441 Pororajan majoitus, Pudasjärventie 1, ☏ +358 500 282 884, tarmo.rautiainen@luukku.com. Rooms for rent and a campsite. (updated Aug 2023)
In addition, the Paljakka resort has multiple hotels.
# Puracé National Natural Park

Puracé National Natural Park is in the Andino region of Colombia. The main attraction in the park is the Puracé volcano, which can be summited as a day trip.

## Understand

The national park's main feature is the active stratovolcano Puracé, one of Colombia's most active volcanoes. Four of the country's most important rivers originate within the area: Magdalena River, Cauca River, Japurá River and Patía River.

### History

Puracé was the first national park in Cauca. It became part of the Colombian national parks system in 1961. During the 1990s, the park was occupied by FARC rebels.

### Flora and fauna

Over 200 orchids and nationally threatened species such as the Colombian Pine, Andean Oak, Wax palm tree are found in the park.
It is home to over 160 species of birds, of which hummingbirds, ducks, birds of prey are the most dominating. Several mammals are found in the park: spectacled bear, mountain tapir, cougar, pudú, and the Andean condor that the San Diego Zoo helped to reintroduce in the 1990s. The lower elevation forests are home to four primates: woolly monkey, howler monkey, gray-bellied night monkey, tufted capuchin.

### Climate

The highest daytime temperatures are between 14 and 16 °C (57 and 61 °F), and the coldest nighttime temperatures below freezing. The average yearly rainfall is 2,500 millimetres (98 in) and tend to decrease as elevation increases. Frost occurs frequently above 3,000 m (9,800 ft) and almost daily above 4,200 m (13,800 ft).

## Get in

Parque Nacional Puracé is two hours by bus from Popayán.
By car, take the road to the town of Puracé, at the foot of the volcano. It is 44 km long and takes about an hour. The road is in good condition. From Puracé you continue to a point called "El Crucero", and then - 1 km further - to the beautiful recreational area of Pilimbalá, in the northern sector of the volcano.
The park can also be reached from the old Colombian police base located at 4000 meters above sea level which can be accessed by vehicle after passing through the Puracé's sulphur mines.

## Fees and permits

COP$40,000

## Do

Starting from Pilimabalá at a medium pace and with good weather, it can take 3 ½ hr to ascend to the crater. If the ascent is made via the military base the journey is much shorter and may take 1½-2 hr.

## Sleep

The park's area serves as an indigenous reservation for the Cocunuco ethnic group, in the Pilimbalá sector, where the same community offers comfortable lodging and typical food. There is also an indigenous Guambiano settlement.

## Go next

* Cali
* San Cipriano
# Purcell

Purcell is a town in Oklahoma.

## Understand

Purcell was founded in 1894, as a town in the Chickasaw Nation of the Indian Territory, becoming the seat McClain County in 1907 when Oklahoma became a state.
Purcell is known as the "Quarterhorse Capital of the World."
Most travelers on I-35 see Purcell as a stop for refreshment but those who venture into the old downtown can experience a quaint downtown with brick streets, antique stores and good quality mom & pop cafes.

## Get in

Purcell is a stop on the Amtrak Heartland Flyer which travels between Oklahoma City and Fort Worth on a daily round-trip schedule.
The town is a short drive south from the OKC metro area via I-35.

## Do

* Brent Bruehl Memorial Golf Course and municipal pool near Purcell Lake.

## See

* Brick streets in the old downtown.
* James C. Nance Memorial Bridge spans the South Canadian River, connecting Purcell to Lexington. The bridge, among the longest in Oklahoma, is named for James C. Nance, a newspaper publisher and legislative leader in Oklahoma and U.S. Uniform Law Commissioner.
* The old federal courthouse for the Indian Territory.

## Buy

* Hotel Love/Butler's Antique Shop, 200 W Main. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this three-story Victorian brick building houses an antique store, a bed and breakfast inn, retail offices and storefronts. (updated Jan 2017)

## Eat

There are lots of fast food chain restaurants in town.
# Purdy

There is more than one place called Purdy:

### United States of America

* Purdy (Kentucky) — A town in Kentucky.
* Purdy (Missouri) — A town in Missouri.
* Purdy (Tennessee) — A town in Tennessee.
* Purdy (Washington) — A town in Washington (state).
* Purdy (Wisconsin) — A town in Wisconsin.
# Purmamarca

Purmamarca is a town in Jujuy province in Northwest Argentina.

## Understand

Purmamarca is amongst the top travel destinations in Argentina. Located in the Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO world heritage site, the town sits next to the Cerro de los Siete Colores, the most famous landmark in Northwest Argentina.

## Get in
### On foot

You can hike between Pucarama and Tilcara, and see the hills at Maimará and the Cerro Paleta del Pintor a little further. It is about 25 km.

## Get around

You can easily walk around Purmamarca and even do the Los Colorados trail behind the town to the west.

## See

The old pueblo and church, with worn cobblestone paths, and feel as though you had gone back 200 years or more.

## Do

* -23.7469-65.50351 Cerro de Siete Colores. An incredibly beautiful multicoloured hill. Best view around 10:00. Unfortunately, the best viewpoints charge AR$10, like on the roof of the bus station and the hill right in front of it. However, the close viewpoints (like the hill in front) do not really appreciate the green mountain behind (being part of the 7 colors). You can take better pictures a few 100 m before the town on the main road. If you still want to have the view from the top of the hill in front but skip the $10 entrance, take the trail on the sun-side of the hill up to the right. The mountain is not private property, just on the other side's entrance you walk through someone's backyard, which is why they charge $10. Don't mind the "Peligroso" signs, they were probably put up by the very same people. The trail to the right is not very steep—easy to medium difficulty. (updated Jun 2018)

## Buy

A small market loaded with items of all kinds, including Bolivian hand-woven blankets with nice, authentic designs. Wise, knowledgeable and friendly shop owners, though they may be difficult to find at siesta time.

## Eat

There are many good restaurants.
* Comarca Lodge With waiting staff professional trained at the Sala Gastronomical Institute; the meals four stars plus, including perfectly cooked steak, fabulous, intoxicating, fruit puree drizzled desserts. Even after 20:00.

## Sleep

If you go to Purmamarca as part of a tour, the tour operators are good at arranging lodging for you. Otherwise, the town is not the cheapest around and you will be better off heading further to Tilcara or Humahuaca for budget accommodation.
* Comarca Lodge - Gracious, bright, friendly people.
* Bebo Vilte (Just behind the church), ☏ +54 388 4908038. Camping but also simple, nice, and very clean rooms with ensuite bathrooms. Tiled floors, good bathrooms. Simple breakfast consisting of coffee/tea and biscuits with marmalade ARS 200 for a double room with private bathroom (March 2012).

## Go next

* Tilcara
* Humahuaca
# Sea (disambiguation)

As well as being a body of water used in the name of many locations.
There is more than one place called Sea:

### England

* Sea — a hamlet in South Somerset, near Ilminster

### Also

* SEA Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
* Amtrak code SEA for King Street Station Seattle
* Sacramento Executive Airport, or SEA
* SEA, an acronym for Southeast Asia

### See also

* Sea kayaking
# Madron and Sancreed

Madron (Cornish: Eglosmadern) and Sancreed (Cornish: Eglossankres) are the two landlocked parishes on the Penwith peninsula in West Cornwall.

## Understand

Mainly a rural area with a number of small settlements, hamlets and a few villages including Madron, Tredinnick, Lower Ninnes, New Mill, Newbridge, Tregavarah, Sancreed, Bejouans, Bosvennen, Botreah, Drift, Sancreed, Trenuggo, and Tregonnebris.

## Get in

The area is best accessed by car as this allows you to easily visit the sites. Alternatively train services run from London to Penzance, from here the A17 bus service towards Pendeen, operated by Transport for Cornwall, calls at Madron, check timetables before travelling.

## Get around

Some sites in the area listed below are accessible by car, however parking may be limited. Other sites require walking across the moorland, having access to an offline map of the area is highly recommended.

## See

* 50.127899-5.56951 Trengwainton Garden, Madron, TR20 8RZ, ☏ +44 1736 363148, trengwainton@nationaltrust.org.uk.
* 50.15425-5.592882 Ding Dong Mine. The oldest mine in Cornwall (local legend says that it was visited by Joseph of Arimathea in the first century CE). A UNESCO World Heritage site, part of the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape.
* 50.171741-5.6126393 Carn Galver Mine (next to the road along the B3306 between Morvah and Porthmeor). Ruins of two former tin mine engine houses overlook the sea right next to the main road. (updated Jul 2020)

### Prehistoric remains

The area around Madron and Sancreed is rich in prehistoric remains with many megalithic monuments spanning the moorland.
* 50.161028-5.5402224 Chysauster Ancient Village. Settlement
* 50.10234-5.634485 Carn Euny Ancient Village. There is a fine fogue here.
* 50.15855-5.604456 Mên-an-Tol (Crick Stone) (SW427349). Three upright standing stones.
* 50.1475-5.5991677 Lanyon Quoit (SW 430337). Dolmen.
* 50.160541-5.5936998 Boskednan Stone Circle. A stone circle also known as the Nine Maidens, although only six of the original stones remain its position on the moorland make it a prominent feature in the landscape. (updated Jul 2020)
* 50.1633-5.569779 Mulfra Quoit. Small chambered tomb, the capstan stone has slipped and leans to one side of its supports. (updated Jul 2020)
* 50.1622-5.6033110 Mên Scryfa. early Christian inscribed memorial stone. (updated Jul 2020)

## Drink

* 50.191389-5.5686111 Tinner's Arms, Zennor. (updated Jul 2020)

## Sleep

* 50.142546-5.5815641 Boswarthen Farm, Madron, ☏ +44 7731 776767. "Glamping". Tents, lodge and gypsy-style caravans.

## Go next

* 50.12139-5.536851 Penzance
* 50.100653-5.5523892 Newlyn
* 50.083-5.5393 Mousehole
* 50.1521-5.66184 Pendeen
* 50.075-5.6215 St Buryan
* 50.124-5.686 St Just in Penwith
* 50.192-5.5687 Zennor
* 50.125-5.4768 Marazion
* 50.166-5.4379 St Erth
* 50.041-5.66210 St Levan
* 50.19659-5.4650511 Carbis Bay
* 50.067704-5.71522212 Land's End
* 50.21-5.4813 St Ives
* 50.183-5.41614 Hayle
* Madron
* Sancreed
# Mae La Noi

Mae La Noi is a small town in Mae Hong Son Province, Northern Thailand. It lies approximately 50 km due south of Mae Hong Son on Rte 108.

## Understand

One of the 7 districts of Mae Hong Son, Mae La Noi remains very traditional. Most of the population here are Shan, Lawa, or Karen Hilltribe. The town is very small with a market, ATM, hospital, post office. Most people pass through this town on the way from Mae Sariang to Mae Hong Son. The most famous thing about Mae La Noi is the Kaew Komol cave, an ancient calcite crystal cave.
Also of interest are the hill tribe villages nestled in the mountains off the main road in Mae La Noi.

## Get in

There are daily buses from Chiang Mai, Mae Sot, and Mae Hong Son. An air-con bus from Mae Hong Son is 150 baht.

## Do

* Hill Tribe Villages. There are lots of authentic and traditional hill tribe villages (Lawa and Karen) that can be found in the mountains and lowlands of Mae La Noi. The remote location means that most of these villages are still traditional and rarely see tourists passing through. As you get further into the mountains, some villages are only accessible by a 4 x 4. To find and visit these villages it is advisable to go with a local guide.
* Kaew Komol Cave. A popular attraction for Thai tourists. A short motorbike ride to the east of the town. Beautiful crystal calcite cave. Walking in and out takes about 20 minutes. No hats, coats, backpacks or cameras allowed inside. Only a flashlight which you don't necessarily need for the cave is well lighted. Worth a visit. 80 baht, includes transport to cave.

## Sleep

* 18.375297.93681 Herntai Resort (เฮินไต รีสอร์ท แม่ลาน้อย), 420 หมู่ 1 ต.แม่ลาน้อย, ☏ +66 86 9153555, info@herntai.com. Check-in: 14:00. Clean, spacious hotel with restaurant. Wi-Fi, A/C and breakfast included. Low season: 500+ baht for a cottage with fan or room with air-con.
# Malalane

Malalane is 10 minutes away from Malalane Gate entering Kruger National Park. In 1985 when a new rest camp Berg-en-Dal was opened in Kruger National Park, Malalane Gate was named as one of the main entrances into the park, leading to an increase in tourism in this farming area.

## Understand

Malalane town was planned in the form of a wagon wheel and the town was established on 6 July 1949.
Malalane means “the place of small lala palms". King Mswati’s Emlalani regiment was named after where the town now stands.
The farms in the region produce sugarcane, subtropical fruit and winter vegetables.
* Tourism centre, ☏ +27 13 790-1193, malelaneinfo@mweb.co.za. (updated Apr 2021)

## By plane

Use the Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport.

## By car

Take the N4 highway east from Johannesburg and Pretoria. Have cash at hand for the toll gates. Pass through Mbombela. Malalane is 70 km past Mbombela on the N4.
Travel around Malalane by car and get an eyeful of the beautiful scenery and meandering mountain passes. The Malalane Gate entrance to the Kruger Park is 6 km past Malalane.

## By train

Spoornet operates regular trains west to Johannesburg via Middelburg, Witbank and Pretoria, and east to Komatipoort on the border with Mozambique. From Komatipoort you can take a Mozambiquan train east to Maputo.
The Malalane train station at the corner of Station and Factory Streets.

## Do

Golf clubs include:
* Leopard Creek Country Club: near Malelane in the heart of Mpumalanga, on the southern border of the Kruger National Park. The 360-hectare development is bordered to the north and the west by the picturesque Crocodile River and the Kruger National Park. Leopard Creek is primarily reserved for the use of members and guests; they do however allow limited booking through selected lodges in the area.
* Malalane Golf Club: Malalane Golf club is a jewel in the Mpumalanga Lowveld. This beautiful 9-hole course in the picturesque Onderberg loses a real challenge to every golfer.
* Visit the Kruger National Park

## Buy

Inkwazi Shopping Centre in Malalane

## Eat

* Hamiltons - towards the Malalane Gate entrance to the Kruger Park
* Spar Diner - centre of town

## Sleep

Malalane offers various lodging ranging from Bed and Breakfast, guesthouses, 4- and 5-star lodges and private game reserves. These include: Malelane Lodge, Pestana Lodge and some bed and breakfasts.

## Go next

Take the N4 to Mozambique, even if it's only for sightseeing (passport needed). You can enter Krugerpark at the Malalane Gate. Go towards the south and visit Eswatini/Swaziland (passport needed).
# Malampa

Malampa is a province of Vanuatu. It includes the central islands of Malakula, Ambrym, and Paama.

## See

* Ambrym Volcanoes. Ambrym is one of the few places in the world where you can see active lava lakes. The island draws a small but steady stream of trekkers and adventurers to climb its twin volcanoes Mt. Marum and Mt. Benbow and to view the vast moon-like desert which makes of the interior of the island. You'll need a guide to navigate the maze-like ash plain and to keep you safe if the volcano starts to rumble. There are occasionally blue clouds of poisonous gas. Your guide should help you avoid these as well, but you may want to bring a gas mask to be safe (you'll risk getting laughed at since the clouds don't always make an appearance).
    It is possible to make the trek to one of the volcanoes and return back to your bungalow in one day, but it is far more rewarding to camp out on the ash plain and visit all of the active vents. There are several different routes and it is possible to trek all the way across the island if you want to. The views on-route are breathtaking. A certain level of fitness is required and this trek is not recommended for individuals who are afraid of heights.
    Some guides have their own tents but you'll want to make sure of this in advance. Good hiking boots are a must as is a sleeping bag since it gets cold on the ash plain at night. There is no shade on the ash plain and you will need a hat and sunscreen.
    Ambrym often has food and water shortages due to acid rain caused by the volcanoes. In many places digging wells isn't an option due to the risk of striking lava. Be polite and bring plenty of food and water for yourself and your guide.
    Access to the volcanoes from North Ambrym is restricted from September to December 31st.