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# Sumbawa Besar

Sumbawa Besar is a city on the island of Sumbawa in Nusa Tenggara, eastern Indonesia.

## Get in
### By plane

* -8.48893117.414991 Sultan Muhammad Kaharuddin III Airport (SWQ , also known as Brang Bidji Airport). Has flights by Garuda Indonesia and Wings Air from Lombok.

### By bus

Tiara Mas offers daily direct transfers to Sumbawa Besar from Mataram at 09:00, 12:00, 15:00 and 19:00. Takes 7 hours. Including ferry. Tiara Mas office Mataram: Jl. Pejanggik 108a Phone: 0370642597. Office Sumbawa Besar Jl. Yos Sudarso Depan Kodim. Phone 037121241. You can also book for Tiara Mas from the Perama office in Senggigi including pickup from your hotel with transfer to Mataram.
As of Feb 2016, a number of coaches leave Mataram in the afternoon between 15:00-16:00 bound for Flores. Cost until Sumbawa Besar 175-200,000 including ferry, arriving in Sumbawa Besar around 21:00.

## Eat

* Warung Kita 2, Jl. Yos Sudarso (near market). Small, basic but clean warung with buffet style choice. Also vegetarian opions. Popular with locals during lunch. Meals from Rp15,000. (updated Feb 2016)

## Sleep

* -8.48896117.4191 Tambora Hotel, Jl Kebayan. Has nice rooms for Rp 120,000 with airconditioning and TV, including breakfast. Beds OK. Nothing glamorous, but quiet and friendly staff. The hotel also has less expensive rooms available. From Rp 80,000.
* Hotel Dewi, Jl. Sultan Hasanudin (Ojekdrivers will now, from Busstation about Rp 20,000), ☏ +62 81917677724. Basic place, a bit run down, cold showers. Reception 24 hr, good for late arrivals, but mosque and school nearby, so early morning wake up. Rp 150,000 no AC, Rp 200,000 AC as of July 2016. (updated Feb 2016)
* Hotel Dian, Jl. Sultan Hasanudin. Very basic place. Rooms start at Rp 100,000 without AC and squad toilets. Rooms and beds are a little bit messy. Direct on the opposition site of the street of hotel Dewi.

## Go next

There are 'tours and travels' that arrange transport to the West, including Mataram on Lombok (includes ferry). For addresses of the offices see the 'get in' section. They don't offer any transport to Bima. If you want to go to Bima, Lakey or Hu'u take an ocek to Sumur Payung bus terminal (Rp 8,000–10,000). There you can take a bus to Bima (Rp 80,000, about 9 hours, 1 stop). For Lakey change bus in Dompu.
# Mineral Wells

Mineral Wells is a city in the Cross Timbers region of Texas.

## See

* 32.80946-98.111231 The Baker Hotel and Spa, 200 E Hubbard St,. The shell of a rather incongruous historic Spanish Colonial hotel made in 1929 in the likeness of the Arlington Hotel of Hot Springs, Arkansas fame which has hosted such celebrities as LBJ, Judy Garland, and Clark Gable and more recently the supernatural kind if you believe what the show Ghost Adventures would have you believe. (updated Dec 2021)

## Do

* 32.81515-98.040951 Lake Mineral Wells State Park and Trailway, 100 Park Rd 71, ☏ +1 940-328-1171. 8AM-8PM, daily. Centered around Lake Mineral Wells, this state park has multiple trails through thick oak forests thru thickets and rock grottoes and along peninsulas, plus opportunities for swimming, wildlife viewing, and camping as well. Adult $7/day, Child 12 and under free. (updated Nov 2020)
* 32.83063-98.115442 TFT Western Heritage Park, 3099 N Oak Ave (in Pollard Park), ☏ +1 940 682-6589. Daily 7AM-8:30PM. Another natural area suitable for hiking and mountain biking. (updated Dec 2021)

## Buy

* Crazy Water Company, 209 NW 6th Street, ☏ +1 940 325-8870. Tu-F 9AM-5:30PM, S 9AM-5PM, M 10AM-4PM. Here you can purchase drinks made with the purported healthful mineral waters from here. (updated Dec 2021)

## Sleep

* Magpie Inn, 415 NW 4th St, ☏ +1 940-745-7683.
* 32.81113-98.055761 Red Lion Inn & Suites Mineral Wells, 6801 US-180, ☏ +1 940 325-7829. Outdoor pool and hot tub. $53 (Dec 2021). (updated Dec 2021)
# Greater Santo Domingo

Greater Santo Domingo is an area of the Dominican Republic containing the capital city of Santo Domingo and its surrounding towns and beaches.

## Cities

* 18.476389-69.8933331 Santo Domingo
* 18.29-70.332 Baní
* 18.42-70.033 Bajos de Haina
* 18.416667-70.1333334 San Cristóbal

## Other destinations

* 18.453889-69.6063891 Boca Chica
* 18.425-69.4241672 Juan Dolio
* Dominicus
* Guayacanes
* 18.40741-69.500663 Playa Caribe
* El Quemaito

## Understand

The city of Santo Domingo is the economic, political, and cultural center of the Dominican Republic, and it is well worth a visit. It was the first European settlement in the Americas, and it consequently possesses a great historical and cultural heritage, its "Zona Colonial" being a UNESCO World Heritage site. Santo Domingo has developed very quickly, and is earning itself the nickname of the new "Miami" of the Caribbean. Places to see in Santo Domingo include the first cathedral, street, fortress, monastery, convent and university in the new world, as well Columbus's residence at the Alcazar de Colon, all visible in the Zona Colonial. You should also visit the Santo Domingo Malecón, the upscale malls and restaurants of downtown Santo Domingo, and the Faro a Colon--which houses Columbus's remains.
While Santo Domingo doesn't have a beach of its own, the beach town of Boca Chica is about a half-hour drive away. Boca Chica is filled with nice and trendy restaurants--such as Boca Marina, El Neptuno and Aura--that are not to be missed by any tourist staying in Santo Domingo for more than a few days. The Hotel Hamaca in Boca Chica is the closest large beach hotel to the city of Santo Domingo. Further East from Santo Domingo is the beach town of Juan Dolio, which has witnessed an increased development trying to emulate a Miami beach-like skyline. These new areas of high development are known as "Villas del Mar." Those who are interested in boats and yachts should visit the "Club Nautico" in Boca Chica, as it has had a huge face-lift, and has restaurants and bars. Other nice beaches close to Santo Domingo are Guayacanes, right by Juan Dolio, and Playa Caribe, popular among surfers. Be careful, as Playa Caribe is known to have very strong waves and currents, and is considered to be a rather dangerous beach. Concerts and parties often take place on the beach of Playa Caribe.
For more adventurous tourists who like to get off the beaten track, the town of Baní to the West can provide with a unique and possibly unexpected adventure: the town is surrounded by desert dunes facing the Caribbean Sea, which offer great dune-bashing opportunities. The town of Bani itself is often considered to be one of the most beautiful small towns in the country. Also, the neighboring beach of Playa Salinas is quite unique, as it functions as a natural salt mine.
# Geraille National Park

Geraille National Park (also Gerale National Park) is in Liben zone of Ethiopia.

## Understand

Geraille National Park covers a previously known hunting area in Southern Ethiopia called Borena Controlled Hunting Area.

### History

Established in 2006, the Somali National Regional proposed the establishment in order to moderate different savannah wildlife life including rare animals like, Giraffe, African Elephant and Black Rhinoceros.

### Climate
## Get in

Located around 900 km southeast of Addis Ababa and 120 km north east of Moyle.
# Bahr el Ghazal

Bahr el Ghazal is in South Sudan.

## Cities

* 9.59555628.4369441 Abyei – claimed by South Sudan and Sudan, but controlled by Sudan
* 8.76666727.42 Aweil
* 6.829.6833333 Rumbek
* 7.727.9833334 Wau
* Kangi
* Kuajiena
* 7.71666726.2166675 Deim Zubeir
* 9.01916727.6272226 Malualkon
* 9.13333326.9666677 Nyamlel (Nyamliell)

## Other destinations

* 8.83333326.8166671 Ashana Game Reserve
* 6.5528.2833332 Southern National Park
* 9.366724.11673 Radom National Park – disputed between Sudan and South Sudan.

## Understand

The name of the region, Bahr el Ghazal, comes from the same name of the river.

## Get in

Wau Airport (WUU)

## See

* St Mary Cathedral in Wau
# Wangaratta

Wangaratta is a city of around 20,000 people in Victoria's High Country.

## Get in
### By car

Wangaratta lies on the Hume Freeway between Sydney and Melbourne.

### By train

Since the standard gauge conversion of the Victorian section of the line, the day and night NSW Trainlink XPT services between Sydney and Melbourne stop at Wangaratta. Two V/Line train services to Albury, together with connecting V/Line bus services to Seymour.

## Get around

If you're not driving, the town has a small bus network.

## See

The city has some fine buildings including a number of art deco
* Holy Trinity Anglican Cathedral.
* Art Deco Courthouse.

## Do

* Cycling. Wangaratta is at the start of the Murray to the Mountains rail trail. Over 100 km (62 mi) of interesting, sealed, off-road cycling.
* Warby-Ovens National Park (about 10 minutes drive from Wangaratta). The Warby Ranges are a set of small hills near town. Great for bushwalking but can get very hot in summer. The park extends to the Ovens River which flows beside the hills (updated Jul 2024)

## Buy

Wangaratta is a major centre for the region, and has a major shopping area, and extensive range of goods.

## Eat

There are plenty of cafes in the city centre
* Shelley's Bakery, 67A Reid Street. cafe/bakery serving light lunches. Inexpensive and popular. (updated Jul 2024)

## Drink

* There are a dozen wineries within 30 minutes drive of Wangaratta. Some offer food and accommodation.

## Sleep

* -36.357725146.3178271 Wangaratta Motor Inn, Roy St E & Ovens Street, ☏ +61 3 5721 5488. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM. (updated Oct 2021)
# Gustavia

Gustavia is the capital and largest town of Saint-Barthélemy, in the Caribbean.

## Understand

Gustavia is the main town of the island of St. Barthelemy (also known as Saint Barths). It was named after King Gustav III of Sweden. St. Barts was a French possession originally, and the area was called Carenage after the shelter it provided to damaged ships. Gustavia was founded after Sweden bought the island from France in 1785. The island was sold back to France in 1878.
There was never any hope of lucrative sugar plantations in St Barths. It was too dry, too steep, too rocky, and, finally, too small. Unsuitable for agriculture, the island was never coveted as a prize during the colonial wars of the 18th century.
The place did, however, have a serviceable harbor, and this allowed the town that grew around it, Gustavia, to play a key role in that intermittent conflict, a role that was to presage much of its future.
As a free port under Swedish rule, Gustavia served the useful purpose of providing a trade and supply center for the various warring factions. When a sea captain captured a prize or raided a settlement, he could sell the booty in St. Barths, and at the same time resupply his ship. Overflowing warehouses surrounded a harbor packed with ships from many nations, and a mercantile and architectural tradition was established that has lingered to the present day.
Today, the town has adjusted itself to satisfy the increasing number of visiting tourists. Restaurants, boutiques, and gift shops now line the busy streets.

## Get in

Visitors can reach St Barts by commuter airlines, e.g., flying from St Martin. Pilots must be certified as proficient to use the modest runway under less than optimum winds.
Ferries run regularly from Marigot on St Martin. With any appreciable wind, crossings can be quite rough.
Small- to medium-sized cruise ships, such as Oceania’s Insignia, sometimes call on Gustavia. Most must moor outside and tender their passengers to and from the harbor through moored yachts of all sizes. Most tenders dock within easy walking distance of downtown.

## Get around

Taxi cabs are available. The city is small and walkable, but not necessarily disabled accessible. See the main St. Barts article information on other rental options.

## See

* Wall House Museum, 2 rue de Pitea, contact@museesstbarth.com. T 2PM-7PM, W-Sa 9AM-Noon/2PM-7PM. (updated Oct 2024)
* Musée du Patrimoine Le Brigantin, 13, Rue Jeanne d'Arc, ☏ +590 590 444444, contact@lebrigantin.fr. Tu-F 08:30-12:45/15:00-19:30, Sa 08:30-13:00. (updated Oct 2024)

## Buy

As a key destination for the "beautiful people", the town (and island) offers many ultra-deluxe stores, with prices to match. Merchandise often comes from major European designers and brands...clothing, wines, etc. Even souvenirs carry premium prices. Some items may be found nowhere else in the Caribbean.

## Eat

Gustavia has quality restaurants serving American, Italian, Swedish, French and other types of food. Most restaurants have a 10-15% service charge in addition to steep prices for superbly-prepared dishes. They must use all-imported ingredients except for seafood.
# Seven Mile Beach National Park

Seven Mile Beach National Park is a coastal beachside national park in New South Wales' Shoalhaven region. It is home to some incredible long beaches, good for both hiking, swimming and if the conditions are right, surfing.

## Understand
### Visitor information

* NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service website
* Nowra Office, 104 Flatrock Road, Mundamia, ☏ +61 2 4428 6300, npws.shoalhaven@environment.nsw.gov.au. M–F 9AM–4PM. (updated Oct 2024)

## Get in

There are two sections of the park – Seven Mile Beach on Beach Road and an unnamed road into Gerroa Beach, the latter of which is unsealed. Both are spur roads off Crooked River Road.
To visit the park from the north, use the Belinda St exit from the A1 Princes Hwy and then turn right onto the roundabout at Fern St. Continue your way and follow signage to the park.
From Nowra, use Bolong Road east and then follow signage to the park.

## Fees and permits

The park is free to enter.

## See and do

The main things to do are to walk either of the sand track loops – Sand Track Loop (north) or Sand Track Loop (south), both of which start at the Beach Road Picnic Area.
The North Loop is rated as a Grade 4 trail and about 5 km in total, though in practice it is rather flat and easygoing, provided you are okay with walking on sand. It takes roughly betern 90–120 minutes to do the loop.
The South Loop is slightly shorter only around 4 km in total. The conditions mirror almost exactly like the North Loop.
On a good day, both Gerroa and Seven Mile Beaches are rather great for swimming, though they may not always necessarily be patrolled.

## Buy

There are no shops in the national park.

## Eat and drink

You must bring your own food into the national park; there are no shops in the park. The park, however, does contain two picnic areas.
* -34.7911150.77871 Beach Road Picnic Area, Beach Road. A small but spacious picnic area between both Sand Track Loop North and South and between the park's most popular swimming spot. (updated Oct 2024)
* -34.7797150.79362 Gerroa Picnic Area, Unnamed Road (at the northern access road into Seven Mile Beach National Park). Summer 8AM–8PM; winter 6AM–6PM. A smaller but also slightly more secluded picnic area closer to Gerroa Beach. (updated Oct 2024)

## Sleep

There is no accommodation within the national park – the nearest accommodation can be found either in Berry or Gerroa and along the roads towards either.
# Ikeshima

Ikeshima (池島), also known as Ike Island, is a small island in Nagasaki, Japan.

## Understand

The last open-pit coal mine in Japan, Ikeshima housed nearly 10,000 people at its peak, but closed down in 2001. A little over 100 people are left now, mostly tending to a nascent tourist industry of people visiting the ruins.
The island is often compared to nearby Gunkanjima (Battleship Island) of James Bond fame, but is far less well known and, as a (barely) living community, is much more freely accessible. The mine areas are still marked off and can legally only be accessed on guided tours.

### Tourist information site

Nagasaki City has a separate Japanese-only guide site for the sea area including Ikeshima.

## Get in

The island is served by 7 daily ferries from Konoura port (神浦港) and 6 from Seto port (瀬戸港), a frankly absurd level of subsidized service given the tiny population. Fares range from ¥370-570 and travel times from 10-26 minutes depending on the ship, see the above guide site for schedules.
Both ports can be reached by bus from central Nagasaki, but you will need to transfer at Sakuranosato Terminal (桜の里ターミナル) and the trip will take at least 1.5 hours.

## Get around

There is one bus route on Ikeshima, starting near the ferry terminal and ending near the far west of the island. However, Ikeshima is small and can be easily traversed by foot.

## See

The main/only reason to visit the island is the "ruin porn" of seeing abandoned or semi-abandoned buildings slowly being taken over by nature.

## Do

* Mine tour. Two-hour tours of mine, two times a day, including a ride on the mine "trolley" train. Intended for Japanese speakers. Book at least one day in advance. ¥3170/1580 adult/child, plus ¥900 for a "miner's bento" for morning tours only.. (updated Feb 2023)

## Eat

* Kaachan no Mise (かあちゃんの店). "Mommy's Shop" is the only public eatery on the island. (updated Feb 2023)

## Sleep

There is exactly one place to sleep on the island, and it's not much. Most visitors opt to day-trip from Nagasaki.
* Ikeshima Chuo Kaikan (池島中央会館). Spartan lodging at the community hall. ¥3446/night, no meals. (updated Feb 2023)
# Jewish Autonomous Oblast

Russia's Jewish Autonomous Oblast (Russian: Евре́йская автоно́мная о́бласть, eev-RAY-skuh-yuh ahf-tah-NOHM-nuh-yuh OH-blust') is a region in the Russian Far East, which borders Amur Oblast to the west, Khabarovsk Krai to the north, and China to the south. Along with Israel, the Jewish Autonomous Oblast is one of two Jewish regions in the world.

## Cities

* 48.783333132.9333331 Birobidzhan – the Jewish Oblast's sole city and principal destination
* 49.203889131.6319442 Kuldur – hot springs resort
* 49131.053 Obluchye

## Understand

Although it's one of the two Jewish regions (the other being Israel) in the world, Jews comprise less than 1% of the total population and it is Russia's sole autonomous oblast. During the USSR, Joseph Stalin established the province in an attempt to boost the overall population in the Far East, counter Zionism (as it was ideologically inconsistent with the political beliefs of the Soviets), and create a place where Jewish culture and the Yiddish language could grow and flourish.
However, the Jewish Autonomous Oblast is a project that failed to ever really take off, and this can still be felt to this day. Many of the region's Jewish residents have since emigrated to other places (particularly Israel) in search of a better life.
Despite this all, many of the region's residents and the Jewish community of Russia routinely oppose attempts to partition it and/or merge it with a neighboring region.

### Watch

Potential visitors should definitely try to get a hold of the documentary film released in 2002, L'Chayim, Comrade Stalin, about the history and modern times of the Jewish Autonomous Oblast.

## Talk

The official languages of the region are Yiddish and Russian.
Although Yiddish is taught widely, you're unlikely to encounter it unless you visit a synagogue, listen to Yiddish radio, read a Yiddish newspaper, or study in one of the region's schools/universities. The older generation is typically more proficient in Yiddish than their juniors.
Ethnic Russians constitute 90% of the population, which means that Russian is more useful than Yiddish.
As in the rest of Russia, English is not widely spoken, and you will most likely be spoken to in Russian.

## Get in

Most visitors experience Birobidzhan as a stop on the Trans-Siberian Railway. It is also possible to fly to Birobidzhan's Zhyolty Yar Airport from Khabarovsk.

## Go next

The next important stop on the Trans-Siberian Railway to the east is Khabarovsk; to the west past Obluchye is Belogorsk, then Svobodny.
# Wayne (Michigan)

Wayne is a city in Wayne County in the state of Michigan.

## See

* 42.2811-83.384651 Wayne Historical Museum, ☏ +1-734-722-0113. (updated Jul 2020)

## Do

* 42.283-83.38671 State Wayne Theater (Phoenix State Wayne Theater). (updated Jul 2020)

## Connect

* 42.28121-83.383151 Wayne Public Library. (updated Jul 2020)
# Flemish Brabant

Flemish Brabant$^{[deadlink]}$ is one of the five provinces of Flanders (Belgium). The province completely surrounds Brussels, the national capital. Brussels however is not a part of the province. The capital Leuven is one of Belgium's largest student cities. The university is one of the oldest universities in this part of Europe and makes the city one with an impressive student tradition.

## Cities

* 50.8792964.6993751 Leuven — capital of Flemish Brabant and a thriving centuries old student city.
* 50.9859194.8336382 Aarschot
* 50.9845545.052123 Diest
* 50.9333034.3720174 Grimbergen — famous for its abbey and internationally renowned beer with the same name.
* 50.7376024.2360215 Halle
* 51.0055234.6309736 Keerbergen
* 50.8571394.4637367 Kraainem — municipality with rich industrial heritage along the Maalbeek and Sonian Forest.
* 50.7801744.2432758 Sint-Pieters-Leeuw
* 50.8070884.9340989 Tienen — its belfry is one of 56 belfries designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
* 50.824194.51410 Tervuren — on the outskirts of the Sonian Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
* 50.9271444.42466611 Vilvoorde
* 50.81654.623712 Neerijse
* 50.8333335.10361113 Zoutleeuw — its belfry is one of 56 belfries designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

## Understand

Flemish Brabant can be subdivided in the following regions, each of which has its own character:
* Pajottenland (West of Brussels)
* Groene Gordel (Green belt (around Brussels))
* Dijleland (West of Leuven)
   * Zuid-Dijleland
* Hageland (East of Leuven)

## Talk

Dutch is the language spoken in the province of Flemish Brabant, and it's the only official language in the province and the rest of Flanders, except for the facility municipalities around Brussels where French is also spoken; the local dialect is called "Brabantian". English is also spoken by most people.

## See
### Itineraries

* For a good hike or bicycle ride through the woods south of Leuven or for more information about what this region has to offer, have a look at Ad's Path.

## Do

Local tourism services in Zuid-Dijleland have created a hiking or walking node network which spans from Tervuren to Leuven and to Ottenburg next to the linguistic border in the South.
# Torrington (Connecticut)

Torrington is a town in Connecticut.

## Get in

The closest major airport is Bradley International. It is in Windsor Locks, a town in between Hartford and Springfield, MA.

## See

* Warner Theatre (The Warner), 68 Main St, ☏ +1 860-489-7180.

## Do

There are wonderful things to do in and around Torrington. There are hiking trails in the wonderful state parks in the area. You can visit the Torrington Historical Society or the Torrington Library - both are rich with the towns interesting history. There are two public golf courses with great restaurants.

## Buy

* Torrington Plaza, 1 S Main St: 99 Restaurant, TJ Maxx and others.
* Stop & Shop Plaza: 931 Torringford St, grocery store.
* Wal-Mart, 970 Torringford St.
* Target, 1922 E Main St.
Downtown features a variety of unique shops such as Remember When antique store at 111 Main St.

## Eat

There are a lot of great restaurants all over town including Venetian, Dos Amigos, Pizza Palace, Tony's, Nicholas Pizza, The Berkshire and many, many more.

## Sleep

Yankee Pedlar Inn is a beautiful hometown hotel located within walking distance from the famous Warner Theatre.

## Go next

Right outside Torrington's boundaries are woods to be explored and times to be had. Various state parks litter Litchfield County and they beg to be conquered. Campbell Falls, Kent Falls, Haystack Mountain, Black Rock Forest, etc. Visit the CT State Parks website for more info.
Right across the border into MA is the Berkshire Theater Festival, a fantastic theater company located in Stockbridge, MA. You can spend the day shopping for antiques in Great Barrington or the outlets in Lee and finish it with a show done by equity actors.
Torrington is 2.5 hours from New York City and 3 from Boston.