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# Magdalena

Magdalena $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ is a town of 800 people (2020) in southwestern New Mexico. It is the nearest town (at least the nearest with many services for the traveler) to the Very Large Array, an enormous radio astronomy observatory of interest to the scientifically-inclined traveler, and is a jumping-off point for some outdoor recreational opportunities in the region.

## Get in
### By car

Magdalena is on US 60 west of the larger town of Socorro.

### By plane

The nearest significant airport is in Albuquerque about 70 miles north of Socorro.

## See

There's not much to see in town, but it has become a modest center for folk art and antiques. Try the following galleries and see if there's anything that interests you:
* Blue Canyon Gallery, ☏ +1 575 854-2953.
* The Marketplace, 108 S. Main St, ☏ +1 575 854-3091. Also a bed and breakfast of unknown quality; try it and write it up.
* AA Antiques, 1000 Hwy 60/First St, ☏ +1 575 854-2940.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Bear Mountain Coffee House and Gallery, 902 West First St (from Datil &VLA, continue east on Rt 60), ☏ +1 575 854-3310. Th-M 10AM-5PM. Serves espresso, pastries, sandwiches, salads, pizzas, panini, milkshake, ice cream, tasty desserts. The gallery has works of local artists (fiber, paintings, pottery) and Southwest collectible books.

## Do

* Visitor's Center, 902 West First St. on route 60 (in Magdalena, north side of Rt 60), ☏ +1 575-854-3310. Th-M 10AM-5PM. good array of information on southern New Mexico. Maps - dept transportation for NM, Magdalena & Socorro, forest service map of area with hiking routes. Where to stay and where to eat in Magdalena and Socorro. Art info, ghost town info, realty info. Some historical info on Magdalena old buildings and cattle drive history. free.

## Buy

* $^{[deadlink]}$ Bear Mountain Gallery (6480), Rt. 60 (901 West First Street) (From Socorro, go west on Rt. 60 to Mag.), ☏ +1 575-854-3310. 10AM-5PM. On the Fiber Trail - quilts, rugs Navajo and other, basketry, jewelry, tile art, paintings. Local artists. A lot of unique stuff, worth the visit. $5-1500.

## Eat

* $^{[deadlink]}$ bear mountain coffee house, Rt 60 (902 West First St) (from Datil &VLA, continue east on Rt 60), ☏ +1 575-854-3310. Th-M 10AM-5PM. Espresso, pastries. Lunch: sandwiches, salads, pizzas, panini, milkshake, ice cream, tasty desserts. Good vibes. reasonable.

## Sleep

* High Country Lodge, 303 First St, ☏ +1 575 854-2062. (Hwy. 60). About 20 rooms.

## Go next

* 34.078749-107.6177281 Very Large Array, National Radio Astronomy Observatory (about 20 miles west of town on US 60). A visitor center (open daily 8:30AM-dusk, free) has interpretive exhibits and an orientation film. There are occasional guided tours, and visitors can also follow a self-guided walking route around the facility. No food is available at the VLA site. Visitors to the Very Large Array should keep their cell / mobile phones switched off, as they interfere with radio observations; likewise with microwave ovens in camping vehicles.
* 33.9767-107.1852 Magdalena Ridge Observatory.
# Magdalena (Argentina)

Magdalena is in Buenos Aires (province) in Argentina.

## Understand

Magdalena is a town in the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is the head town for the District of Magdalena. It was founded in 1611, but the small village grew slowly until the late nineteenth century. The name “Magdalena“ came from Mary Magdalene, a character in the New Testament. She was named thus because she was from Magdala, a village on the sea of Galilee. She was a popular saint in the Middle Ages and the name became common then.

### Climate

The weather is characterized by warm to hot summers and cold to mild winters.

## Get in

The most direct way to get Magdalena is flying to Buenos Aires and then you can take a bus or rent a car. The distance from Ezeiza Airport to Magdalena is 129 km, and the distance from La Plata (the capital city of the province of Buenos Aires) is 49 km.

## See

The region has a beautiful landscape and visitors find in Magdalena a lot of things to see and to do. They can go to the beach along the coast of Rio de La Plata and spend a day off. They can have a beach day, they can swim, play beach volley ball, frisbee or just relax and read a book. Its coasts and the river also offer fishermen the chance of excellent fishing. The Parque Costero del Sur was declared World Heritage Site ( Reserva mundial de Biosfera) by UNESCO in 1984. It is situated along the coast of the Rio de La Plata, between Magdalena and Punta de Indio and this coastal area is 70 km long and 5 km wide.
The most popular trees are the Talas. It is one of the main components of this area. The Tala is a medium to large sized tree sometimes reaching 12 m high. This tree flowers in spring. Ceramics forms known as “tubular potteries” have been found in Magdalena and Punta de Indio, near the river. The peculiarity of such ceramics is their morphology with two open ends. This lively agricultural and commercial centre has a splendid historic centre, which has remained almost intact. Built near the Rio de La Plata, it had strategic importance some time ago. Visitors have to visit the Parish of Santa María Magdalena, which was consacreted in 1776 and was inaugurated in 1860. Inside this temple you can admire the Santa María Magdalena articulated doll whose hair was made with natural hair.
Other places you can visit in this town with a neocolonial architecture are the City Hall, designed by Pedro Cavalli that was completed in 1877 and the Teatro Español in 1899. The Posta de Aguirre is an older century building covered with a two sided French bricks roof and has been used like a posta (hostel and horse stable) to sleep and to change horses. They assured Juan Manuel de Rosas nicknamed “ Restorer of the laws” who was a politician and army officer and became governor of the province of Buenos Aires in 1829 and 1835 lived sometime there. The Magdalena cemetery, constitute a heritage that should be preserved for its historical, artistic and symbolic value. Finally you can find there a relaxing, peaceful and authentic atmosphere and you deserve enjoy their beautiful streets, architectural styles, travel back in time and warms inhabitants.
# Güiria

Güiria is a city in Sucre state in the Northeast region of Venezuela.

## Go next

* Trinidad - Güiria offers the only ferry service from Venezuela to Trinidad. Boats leave weekly on Wednesdays at 3pm but you must arrive 2 hours beforehand. The journey is about 3.5 hours. Inbound ferries from Trinidad depart at 9am and arrive in Güiria around 12:30pm in the afternoon. Call Ferry Trinidad Acosta y Asociados for more information, 0294 9820058, or in Trinidad, Pier 1 Marines Ltd 868 634-4472. A single/return trip is US$92/184 plus departure taxes (half price for children ages 2-11; children under 2 years ride free).
# Göygöl

Göygöl is a town just south of Ganja in Ganja Region of Azerbaijan.

## Understand

Göygöl is famous for its German founders that came here in the hope of a better life. Formerly named Khanlar (Xanlar) and Helenendorf, if was founded by German farmers from Bavarian Swabia. Today, the town remains an old German neighbourhood in excellent conditions. A local museum shows the finds (e.g. bronze weapons, jewels, pottery, etc.) extracted from a large cemetery excavated in 1990.

## Get in

* 40.59168946.3209311 Central Bus Station (Göygöl Mərkəzi Avtovağzalı). Buses go forth and back from Ganja's Southern Bus Station, 0.30 manat. There is a toilet behind the bus station, charging 0.20 manat. (updated Oct 2019)

## Get around

Walking is the preferred method, otherwise you will miss all the interesting sights.
However, there are 1-2 local buses running between the hospital and the bus station.

## See

* 40.5875546.319071 St. John's Lutheran Church (Müqəddəs İohann kilsəsi). Collude with the local security guarding the church, they have a key and can let you in. (updated Oct 2019)
* 40.59170846.3197812 Regional Museum. (updated Nov 2019)
* 40.590946.319473 Police Station. Inside of an excellent example of the local architecture. (updated Oct 2019)
* 40.5899546.317494 Hummel Street. Named after a German, find the silver plate, which explains the streets origins. (updated Oct 2019)
* 40.5844846.310225 Old Stone Bridge. Erected by the German settlers. However, already heavily transformed from its original state. (updated Oct 2019)
* 40.5872546.319866 Local school. Checkout the school, which has access to the Lutheran church's backyard. Also, the English teacher that lives across the main road will be happy about chatting with you. (updated Oct 2019)

## Do

* Walk along Sebuhi Haciyev (former Kirchenstraße) by the Lutheran church, Heydar Aliyev Street or along Hummel street, and see the nicely renovated houses and remains of Göygöl's former settlers.
* Along Sebuhi Haciyev you will find many plates/signs with the names of the former German settlers on the archway above the gate to the houses backyards. Check out different names.
* Checkout the ruins southeast of the town. You will find them in your personal OpenStreetMap.
* Climb the 40.57841546.3294771 Flagpost Hill for a great view of the region.

## Buy

* 40.5916546.321231 Market. The bus station coincides with the local produce market. (updated Oct 2019)

## Go next

* Göygöl National Park – About 20 km from Göygöl and near Toğanalı, this hiking and leisure destination can be found. Its lake was formed during a strong earthquake in 1139.
# Götene

Götene is a town in Västergötland in Sweden. The town itself has around 5,000 inhabitants, with around 13,000 in the municipality. The Kinnekulle table mountain overlooks lake Vänern and the flat farmlands.

## Get in

* 58.47223413.4435141 Lundsbrunn station. A heritage railway station with connection to Skara.

## Get around

The most practical way to get around the settlements is by driving. Kinnekulle is a gratifying location for hiking.

## See

    See also: Skaraborg history tour
* 58.5310913.501081 Götene church (Götene). Contains a relic of Helena of Skövde.
* 58.63113.43662 Falkängen. Worker quarters from the 19th century.
* 58.52555613.3944443 Flyhov. A rock carving (hällristning) from the Bronze Age, around 1,000 BC.
* 58.613.4111114 Kinnekulle. The view over Vänern, the largest lake of Europe outside Russia, is spectacular from the mountain top.
* 58.52527813.385 Husaby kyrka. Has one of the oldest and most remarkable churches in Sweden, built about 1090-1130. Near the church is a spring where the king was baptized in year 1008, the breakthrough of the christianization of Sweden.
* 58.5069713.315236 Källby runestones. A collection of Iron Age artifacts. The older runestone is pagan; the younger one is Christian.
* 58.51083313.4055567 Skälvum Church.
* 58.57083313.3672228 Tredingstenarna.
* 58.60611713.3468179 Råbäck Stonemasonry.
* 58.67444413.587510 Aranäs. A medieval castle ruin.
* 58.5443613.3098111 Sigrid Storråda. A Viking ship built after a real one found in Norway. It offers public trips a couple of times every summer, and can also be chartered.
* 58.5602413.3504812 Västerplana Church.
* 58.5780713.3718113 Medelplana Church.
# Nyala

Nyala is a large city in Darfur.

## Understand

Nyala is an industrial city and the capital of southern Darfur. It is a major trading post for Gum arabic. Although Nyala is in Darfur, it has escaped most of the violent conflict; however there are thousands of refugees in camps just outside the city.

## Get in
### By plane

* 12.05591524.9532121 Nyala Airport (UYL ). The small airport sees multiple daily flights from Khartoum with Sudan Airways.

### By train

Nyala is also the western terminus of the rail network in Sudan. Services are sporadic and there is no fixed timetable, there should at least be 1-2 services from Khartoum each month, as well as a service from Ar Rahad. Journey time are up to 50 hours.
* 12.063224.89942 Nyala railway station. (updated Sep 2021)

## See

* 12.041324.87331 Darfur Community Museum (متحف دارفور). A combined regional archaeological museum and community centre. (updated Sep 2021)

## Sleep

* 12.06402924.8938351 Al Daman Hotel, ☏ +249 71 182 5330. One of few hotels in town, often used by government and business travellers. (updated Sep 2017)

## Stay safe

See the warning on the Sudan article for information on the security situation.
# Nyahururu

Nyahururu is in the Southern Rift Valley in Kenya.

## Get in

* a Matatu to Nairobi (184 km) takes four hours and cost Ksh 700.
* a Matatu to Nakuru (68 km) takes just over one hour.
* a Matatu to Naivasha (78Km) takes two hours and cost ksh 400.
* a Matatu to Nanyuki (94 km) takes three hours and cost ksh 500.
* a Matatu to Nyeri takes 2 hours and cost Ksh 350.
* a Matatu to Maralal takes 5 hours and costs Ksh 500.

## Get around

Since this is a small town, you can walk to most places.

## See

* 0.04416736.3702781 Thomson's Falls. A 74 m (243 ft) waterfall on the Ewaso Ng'iro river situated 3 km (1.9 mi) from the town of Nyahururu, at 2,360 m (7,740 ft) elevation. In 1883 Joseph Thomson was the first European to reach Thomson Falls, and named them for his father. (updated Sep 2021)

## Buy

* Clenshelf Supermarket. 8am-9pm. has most thing you need. lower prices. (updated Jun 2023)
* Jamaa Supermarket (town center). 8am-8.30pm. biggest supermarket in town. (updated Jun 2023)
* Cooperative Bank, Nyeri-Nyahururu road. 24 hours atm.. mastercard visa card atm. (updated Jun 2023)

## Sleep

* Bettan Hotel & Lodge, Koinange Road. clean single/double rooms with own bathroom. has hot water. free wifi. breakfast ksh 200. Ksh 1000/1500. (updated Jun 2023)
* 0.0395336.363161 Nyaki Hotel, off Kenyatta Rd, ☏ +254 65 22313. Family-run motel/hotel. Restaurant and bar on-site. (Unfinished) rooftop where you can dry your laundry. Wifi. Parking available. Single room from Ksh 1000. (updated Sep 2021)
* Aberdare Ranges resort, Nyahururu-Nairobi Rd. Double room with own bathroom. TV, breakfast. from Ksh 1500. (updated Jun 2015)

## Go next

* Nakuru
* Nyeri
* Nanyuki
# Janesville

Janesville is a city in Wisconsin with agricultural and manufacturing roots that, in its heyday, boasted GM and Parker Pen plants, and is known as "Wisconsin's Park Place" with the highest urban acreage of parkland per capita in Wisconsin.

## Get in

Interstate 90/39 passes through Janesville, as do U.S. Hwy 14 and 51 and state Hwy 26 and 11.

## See

* Bessie The Cow
* 42.6839-89.01641 Rotary Botanical Gardens, 1455 Palmer Dr, ☏ +1 608 752-3885. (updated Dec 2021)
* Lincoln-Tallman Museum, 440 N Jackson St. 19th century Italianate-style house owned by an abolitionist attorney who once hosted Abraham Lincoln there, with many original furnishings. Th-Sa 10AM-4PM. +1 608-492-3884

## Do

* 42.6712-89.01051 Janesville Ice Arena, 821 Beloit Ave, ☏ +1 608-755-3015. Public skate and also home of the Janesville Jets hockey team and North American Hockey League affiliate. (updated Dec 2021)
* Rock Aqua Jays, a water ski team that performs seasonally at Traxler Park.
* Access to hiking on the Ice Age Trail at Riverside Park.

## Buy

* Basics Cooperative Natural Foods
* Woodman’s Market
* 42.7117-88.99861 Janesville Mall, 2500 Milton Ave, ☏ +1 608 752-7845. (updated Jun 2019)

## Eat

* Cozy Inn Chinese Restaurant

## Drink

* Mocha Moment

## Sleep

* AmericInn by Wyndham Janesville, 3900 Milton Ave, Janesville. Large indoor pool atrium. +1 608-371-9981.

## Connect

* 42.6793-89.01861 Hedberg Public Library, 316 S Main St, ☏ +1 608 758-6600, questions@hedbergpubliclibrary.org. M-Th 9AM-8PM, F Sa 9AM-5PM, Su closed. (updated Dec 2021)
# Jangipur, Dhuliyan and Farakka

Jangipur, Dhuliyan and Farakka are three towns in the central region of West Bengal.

## Understand

Jangipur is an old town and said to have been founded by the Mughal emperor Jahangir. During the early years of British rule, it was an important centre of the silk trade.
Dhuliyan is a quiet town with people having riverside lifestyle. Local people of this place spend a lot of time on the river and by the riverside. It is a no-fuss river town where you do not have to be pressurised by the regular tourist hassle but can enjoy the riverside activities like boating and fishing and long river-walks.
Farakka is a popular picnic spot with the Farakka Barrage. It surrounded by water channels and canal. Deer are nurtured in a park on the bank of the Ganges. The project is covered by much greenery and has a full, fresh airy atmosphere to live a peaceful and healthy life. At the end of October, various types of migratory birds come here and stay up to February.

## Get in
### By train

* 24.67208687.9376441 Dhulian Ganga railway station. (updated Dec 2022)
* 24.45951588.040762 Jangipur Road railway station. (updated Dec 2022)
* 24.79455887.9152363 New Farakka Junction railway station. (updated Dec 2022)

## See and do

* 24.68005587.9519841 Dhuliyan Rajbari. (updated Dec 2022)
# Jansenville

Jansenville is a town of 5,600 people (2011) in the Little Karoo region of South Africa. It is one of the biggest Mohair-producing regions in the world.

## Understand

Jansenville is a small Karoo town established in 1855 and named after Jan Willem Janssens, Governor of the Cape Colony in 1803.
Jansenville sits on the banks of the Sundays River. It is north of the Zuurberg Mountains in an area known as the Noorsveld, after a cactus-like succulent that is common in the district. Between Jansenville and the Zuurberg to the south is a plain that marks the northern boundary of the Addo National Park, while to the north are some hills which have a scenic drive and, at the summit, shortly before the descent through the Ratelskloof Pass, there are views across the Camdeboo plains to the peaks of the Sneeuberg.
Jansenville is game country and in the area there are game farms, hunting concessions, and nature reserves including the Addo Elephant National Park.

## Get in

Jansenville is 167 km north west of Port Elizabeth on the R75. It is 84 km south of Graaff-Reinet.

## See

* Jansenville Fort (north of the town). It was erected by the British in 1901 during the Anglo-Boer War. It saw no action, but attests to the guerrilla activity in the area in that conflict.
* The restored Sid Fourie House serves as a museum.
* The town's notable buildings include the large Dutch Reformed Church, a building in the basilican style made of local stone which is a heritage site.
# Janjanbureh

Janjanbureh is a city in Upriver Gambia.

## See

* 13.691645-14.8729881 Senegambian stone circles (22 km (14 mi) north-west of Lamin Koto, on the north bank just across from Janjanbureh). Spread out on both sides of the border between Gambia and Senegal the stone circles are thought to have been erected around the 8th century to mark grave sites. There are about 1,000 circles with one major concentration at the Gambian side which most visitors see. The stone circles were declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2006.
# Jane Austen tourism

Jane Austen (1775 – 1817) was an English novelist known for books such as Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice and Emma. These novels and their motion picture adaptations are acclaimed for their depiction of the aristocracy of early modern England.

## Destinations

* 51.38404-2.363161 Jane Austen Centre, 40 Gay St (Bath, England). A very popular museum and a fascinating testament to Jane Austen's lasting appeal. As a museum it is somewhat disappointing as it is in a house where Jane never lived and contains no items with any connection to her (unless you count items from recent films).
* 51.1282-0.98852 Chawton House Library (The Centre for the Study of Early Women's Writing), Chawton. A listed Elizabethan manor house (and garden) built around 1590, containing a library. The ‘Great House’ referred to in Jane Austen’s letters, it belonged to Jane Austen's brother.
* 51.1331-0.9893 Jane Austen's House, Winchester Rd, Chawton, GU34 1SD (Alton (Hampshire)). The 17th-century house in which novelist Jane Austen spent the last eight years of her life, writing and revising six of her novels. Highlights of the museum include Austen's writing table, family heirlooms, and painstakingly recreated wallpaper. The museum opened in 1949. (updated Oct 2021)
* 51.0607-1.31334 Winchester Cathedral, 9 The Close, SO23 9LS. A Norman cathedral begun in 1079, containing the Winchester Bible and featuring the longest Gothic nave in the world. Jane Austen died in Winchester in 1817 and is buried in the cathedral. A statue by British artist Anthony Gormley is to be found, somewhat unexpectedly, in the crypt of the cathedral. (updated Jun 2015)
* 53.227778-1.615 Chatsworth House (A few miles from Bakewell). A massive and spectacular late-17th-century stately home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire (inspiration for Pemberley, apparently), open to public, pay for parking but with free access to surrounding area (flat riverside ambles, wooded hillside trails, famous fountain). Restaurants at old stables, cafe at car park in grounds.
* 53.338-2.0556 Lyme Park, Disley SK12 2NR (6 miles southeast of Stockport, Cheshire). A stately mansion and extensive grounds owned by the National Trust. The house dates from the late 16th century but has been extensively remodelled in sort-of-Palladian-going-on-Baroque plus loads of Victoriana. It's often used as a film and TV location. Among its contents are the Lyme Caxton Missal, an original liturgy of the Mass published by Caxton. Off-beat buildings in its parklands are The Cage (a lock-up rebuilt in 1737) and The Lantern belvedere.
* 51.4994-0.12747 Westminster Abbey (Westminister, London). The Poet’s Corner in Westminster Abbey commemorates more than a hundred writers, including Jane Austen.
* 50.719613-2.9385958 The Cobb (Lyme Regis). A large harbour wall, that has featured in novels by Jane Austen (who lived for a time in Lyme Regis) and in the film The French Lieutenant's Woman, based on the book of the same name by local writer John Fowles. (updated Sep 2016)

## See also

* Fiction tourism
# Janjgir

Janjgir is the headquarters of Janjgir-Champa district in the Indian state of Chhattisgarh.

## See

* 21.710683.22651 Chandrahasini Devi Temple, Chandrapur (22 km (14 mi) east of Janjgir). On the banks of the Mahanadi River, the temple is at its most liveliest during the Navratri Festival which takes place around October. (updated Jun 2020)
* 22.005982.57222 Vishnu Temple (Nakta Temple), Basti, ☏ +91 91658 04907. An 11th-century incomplete temple decorated with meticulous stone carvings. It is not used for prayer but is the most popular architectural sight in the city. (updated Jun 2020)
* Pithampur Shiv Mandir. On the banks of the Hasdeo River. (updated Jun 2020)
* Madanpurgarh Devi Mandir (10 km (6.2 mi) northeast of Janjgir). (updated Jun 2020)
* Ghatadai (Paharia) Tripur Sundar Devi. A somewhat isolated temple surrounded by forest and hills. (updated Jun 2020)
* 21.7382.583 Shivirinarayan Laxminarayan Temple. One of the older temples around Janjgir, built in the 11th century. (updated Jun 2020)
* Kharud Nagar Laxmaneshwar Temple. According to local folklore, it was built by Laxman, the younger brother of Rama in the Hindu Ramayana epic. (updated Jun 2020)
* 22.075882.85864 Turridham Shiva Temple, Turi, Sakti. (updated Jun 2020)
* 21.9530383.024795 Ashtabhuji Temple, Adbhar. (updated Jun 2020)

## Do

* Damau Dhara. A popular picnic spot surrounded by waterfalls. (updated Jun 2020)