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# Severn Beach

Severn Beach is a village in South Gloucestershire, near the mouth of the river Severn. Although its importance as a tourist destination is not as big as it was in previous decades, it still is a worthy visit for the tour of the two Severn bridges construction and history.

## Understand

Severn Beach was a subject of a The Wurzels song "Aloha Severn Beach".

## Get in

It has a railway station, and can easily be accessed by road and bus.
* 51.5598-2.66421 Severn Beach railway station. Severn Beach Line from Bristol Temple Meads.

## See

* 51.608889-2.6383331 The Severn bridge. It was built in 1966 and was a major part of the M4 motorway, now part of the M48 motorway. Its sister bridge, the Second Severn Crossing, also helps bring lots of trade and tourism between England and Wales.
* 51.5745-2.70162 Second Severn Crossing (passes right next the village).

## Buy

There are a few newsagents, and independent stores. People who prefer fast food can find a Burger King back on the service station of the first Severn Bridge.

## Eat

* 51.559929-2.6656791 Shirley's Cafe, Station Rd, BS35 4PL, ☏ +44 7534 506498. M-W closed, Th 10:30AM-4PM, F 10:30AM-3PM, Sa Su 10AM-4PM.

## Sleep

* The Old Piggery, Aust Road, Pilning, ☏ +44 1454 632504. B&B

## Connect

The rural location and lack of major businesses means that connecting to the internet is best done by supplying your own internet access via 3G/4G dongles.

## Go next

* Aust
* Portishead
* Avonmouth
# Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World are seven ancient structures that were particularly impressive or had special historical value. They were listed in some of the earliest guidebooks for travellers, a century or two BCE. These guides were written in Greek and covered only the region around the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea.

## Seven wonders

The list varied from book to book, but the best-known version included the following sights:
* The Great Pyramid at Giza in Egypt is the oldest of the wonders and only one that survives today.
* The Hanging Gardens of Babylon were in what is now Iraq. There is debate, though, about whether these gardens existed and what they looked like if they did exist.
* The Colossus, a great statue that straddled the harbour entrance at Rhodes in the Greek Islands. In modern times, a proposal was made to build a new Colossus of Rhodes. The original Colossus was the inspiration for the fictional Titan of Bravos in the Game of Thrones books and TV series.
* Temple of Artemis in Ephesus in what is now Turkey
* Mausoleum at Halikarnassus in what is now Turkey
* Lighthouse at Alexandria, Egypt
* Statue of Zeus at Olympia
At the time the Wonders were first listed, the Hellenic (Greek) culture extended far beyond the current boundaries of Greece. Alexander the Great had created a huge empire and, though that empire soon split up, Greek influence continued in many areas for centuries. All these wonders were in the Hellenic regions; see Ancient Greece.
None of these but the Great Pyramid — which ironically was the oldest of the seven wonders at the time the list was made — has survived to the present day.
In subsequent eras, there have been various proposals for lists of "seven wonders" in various regions or worldwide; occasionally, a landmark is proposed as an "eighth wonder" of the world. With no universally-defined criteria for which places to include, the selection of seven destinations for these lists tends to be arbitrary and variable, and none of them have been widely accepted.

## See also

* Ancient Egypt
* Ancient Greece
* Ancient Mesopotamia
# Monju

Monju also Monjo (2800m) is a village in Khumbu. It is located between the villages of Lukla and Namche Bazaar.

## Understand

The Sagarmatha National Park entrance is just outside the village. Here, travelers are required to show their passports and pay a 1,000rps entrance fee. The entrance fee can be paid in advance at the offices of Nepal Tourism Board in Kathmandu.

## Get in

A five-hour walk from Lukla - mostly either downhill or flat, but there a short but steep climb before entering the village.

## See

There is nothing special to see in this village. Enjoy the view of the mountains and spend some time in the Lodge's restaurant chatting, sipping tea and resting.

## Eat

Usually dinner and breakfast are made in the accommodation you choose to spend the night. If you are just passing through you can stop at one them and have a quick snack or a tea or coffee.

## Sleep

There are several lodge with the price ranging from 200 to 500 rupees for a room.
* Mount Kailash Lodge. A solar-lit lodge located on the left near the centre of the village. Mount Kailash is an old favorite and can offer rooms with attached bathrooms. Ask for their speciality coffee: 'Sherpaccino.'
* Top Hill Lodge and Restaurant. A family owned lodge located in near the center of the village. Top Hill has been providing accommodation for trekkers for over fifteen years. $^{[deadlink]}$
# Monmouth

There's more than one place called Monmouth:

### United Kingdom

* Monmouth (Wales) - the county town of Monmouthshire, South Wales
* Monmouthshire - the historic county

### United States of America

* Monmouth (Illinois) - a town in Warren County, Illinois
* Monmouth (Maine) - a town in Kennebec County, Kennebec and Moose River Valleys, Maine
* Monmouth (Oregon) - a city in Polk County, Oregon
* Monmouth County - in the Jersey Shore region of New Jersey
# Monkey Island

Monkey Island is a mangrove island in Liberia where lab chimpanzees were abandoned in 2005. The chimps have now colonised the island.

## Understand

Beginning in 1974, a research lab in Liberia conducted hepatitis research on chimpanzees for the New York City Blood Center. As attitudes towards animal research changed, the lab was shut down in 2005, and the chimps were abandoned on a mangrove island. The NYC Blood Center provided funding to care for the chimps until 2015, when they suddenly withdrew support. Responding to pleas concerning welfare of the chimps from their local caretakers, Humane Society International stepped in and has supported the chimps' care ever since. As of 2019, there are 66 chimpanzees on the island, and the island has acquired the moniker "Monkey Island".

## Get in

It is important to note: the caretakers wish you wouldn't visit. Their reasoning is that visitors might spook the chimps, and they could throw a mango at you. Hard. However, you are able to visit, and many do. But whatever you do, don't get off the boat.
To get to Monkey Island, ask around in Monrovia. Eventually you'll find someone, or someone-who-knows-someone, to take you via boat or canoe. It should cost around US$5-10.

## See and do

* See the chimps. Do nothing else.

## Go next

* Back to Monrovia
# Wigry

    For the park, see Wigry National Park.
Wigry is a village in Podlaskie Voivodeship, Poland known for the former Camaldolese priory.

## See

* Former Camaldolese Priory - you can see Papal Apartments, Papal Chapel, Crypt, Clock Tower and exhibitions. Normal ticket 8 zł, reduced 4 zł.
* Gardens - free
* Church

## Do

* Rent a bike, 8 zł/hour

## Buy

* Souvenir shop also sells traditional food like sękacz.
* Traditional fair - Jarmark Wigierski in the middle of August

## Eat

The restaurant

## Drink

The cafe

## Sleep

You can sleep in former Camaldolese hermitages (around 300 - 340 zł per night for four persons house) or rooms in other buildings of the priory (around 150 zł for a double)
There is also a lot of campsites around Wigry lake which is a cheaper option.

## Go next

* Sejny
# Wigry National Park

The Wigry National Park (in Polish Wigierski Park Narodowy) is a national park in Poland in Podlaskie Voivodship in the Suwałki lake district.

## See

* 54.03666723.0983331 Wigry Lake. (updated May 2018)

## Go next

* Augustów
* Suwałki
# Wikieup

Wikieup is a city in Mohave County, Arizona.

## Get in

Most people will enter via US Highway 93. The Arizona Peace Trail, a 675-mile long looped OHV trail enters and exists Wikieup along Chicken Springs Road.

## Get around

You'll have no problems getting around, as it's a small settlement. Crossing 93 on foot can be dangerous. There are sidewalks closer to Chicken Springs, and lower dirt paths along the highway.

## See

* 34.719468-113.6153641 Snoopy Rocket of Wikieup. A roadside attraction featuring Snoopy and Woodstock sitting on a rocket. (updated Oct 2023)

## Do

Wikieup has many trails for exploring by Jeep or horseback. Fascinating rocks can be found in the hills, and even ice age fossils.

## Buy

Gas. It's 58 miles north to the next town (Kingman) and 77 miles south to Wickenburg. And if there's one thing you don't want to do in the Arizona desert, it's run out of gas.

## Eat

* $^{[deadlink]}$ Eat at Joe's BBQ, ☏ +1 928-765-2287. Closed Wednesday, otherwise 11AM-8PM. Serves some of the best BBQ in the state. The prices are reasonable and the atmosphere is second to none. Occasional live Music on weekends.
* Dazzos, 18040 South Highway 93, ☏ +1 928 765-2302. Serves nasty Chicago-style pizza, hot dogs and greasy french fries, none of which are worth the stop. The walls are covered in black magic marker writings from previous customers,(tacky) including much of the entrance. If you don't intend to purchase anything, just keep on driving (non-customers are charged 25 cents to use the bathroom).
* Wikieup Trading Post, ☏ +1 928-765-2241. ~Unique food (try the rattlesnake!) and fun trinkets to take home. Also excellent, home-made desserts.~ Burned down in 2021, being rebuilt.
* Lucia's Restaurant, 15797 S. Highway. 93, ☏ +1 928-765-2229. A serene setting with delicious pie! North of town, at mile marker 114.

## Drink

* Eat at Joe's BBQ. The only place in town that serves ice cold beer. They also have cocktails and wine, and some of the freshest iced tea anywhere. Closed when the owner got cancer and died. Not likely to re-open for a while.

## Sleep

* Wikieup Trading Post Motel, 18040 Highway 93, ☏ +1 928 765-2302. The only place to sleep. It has three rooms. One is used as storage and filled with boxes, and none have air conditioning.

## Go next

You can take Hwy 93 to get out, but if you are up to some dirt road traveling, you can pick up chicken springs road, and travel to Yucca, Alamo lake, or Lake Havasu.
# San Miguel

There is more than one place called San Miguel:

### Bolivia

* San Miguel del Bala - A little community in the rainforest on the Beni River, near Rurrenabaque.

### Colombia

* San Miguel (Colombia) - An alternate border crossing into Ecuador in the Putumayo department.

### Ecuador

* San Miguel (Ecuador) - A town in Ecuador.

### El Salvador

* San Miguel (El Salvador) - A large city in El Salvador.

### Guatemala

* San Miguel (Guatemala) - A small village on Lago Peten Itza in Guatemala.

### Mexico

* San Miguel de Allende
* San Miguel (Quintana Roo) - the principal city on the island of Cozumel off Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula.

### Paraguay

* San Miguel (Paraguay) - a district in Paraguay.

### Philippines

The Philippines has about a dozen towns and islands named San Miguel; see Wikipedia for a list. None of these are large, and none have Wikivoyage articles as of mid-2020.
The country's largest brewery is named San Miguel and their beer is ubiquitous.

### United States of America

* San Miguel (California) - A small town in California.
* San Miguel Island - An island off the coast of California.
# San Marino (California)

San Marino is a city in the northwestern San Gabriel Valley of California. The city was founded by Henry E. Huntington (who built a streetcar network in San Marino and other cities in Southern California, and endowed the Huntington Library), Don Benito Wilson, and George Patton, Sr. (father of the general). It is one of Southern California's more affluent communities.

## Get in
### By car

San Marino is very close to large road networks, making it easy to travel in by car.

### By plane

Burbank International Airport is by far the closest airport to this city. Other airports farther away include Los Angeles, Ontario and Orange County.

### By bus

Metro operates relatively frequent direct buses from downtown Los Angeles.

## Get around

* Bus

## See

* 34.128-118.1121 Huntington Library, Art Collection, and Botanical Gardens, 1151 Oxford Rd, ☏ +1 626 405-2100. W-M 10AM-5PM, closed Tu. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and Independence Day. Located on the 207-acre estate of the late railroad tycoon Henry Huntington, the Library offers 9 million works from British and American history including an original Gutenberg Bible and Ellesmere's manuscript of Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales." Three art galleries showcase 18th- and 19th-century British and French masterpieces including the famed "Pinkie" and "The Blue Boy" paintings. Sixteen lush gardens covering 150 acres round out the experience. Weekdays: $25 adults, $21 seniors/students, $13 youth 4-11, under 4 free, groups (15 or more) $19 per person; Weekends: $29 adults, $24 seniors/students, $13 youth 4-11, under 4 free, groups (15 or more) $23 per person. Free on first Th of the month with advanced tickets.
* Birthplace house of George S. Patton. The house where George S. Patton was born.
# San Marino (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called San Marino:

### Europe

* San Marino - A small country.

### United States of America

* San Marino (California) - A city in California.
# San Martin de los Llanos

San Martín de los Llanos is a town of the Meta department of Colombia.

## Get in

* From Bogota : Buses travel frequently to San Martin and then onwards to Granada (30,000 COP / 4 hrs). Flota Magdalena has an express service called Cimarron that does not stop in Villavicencio.
* From Villavicencio : 10,000 COP / 1,5 hr

## See

* Colonial houses
* Mirador : free entrance
* Estadio de coleo

## Eat

* La espanolita. Fruit juices and fast food

## Sleep

* Hotel El Estero, Carrera 6 No 7-52, ☏ +57 8 648 7525 , +57 311 293 6100, hotelestero@yahoo.com. Clean and simple. Centrally located. Swimming pool. Rooms with AC for extra cost. Single : 33,000 COP / Double : 50,000 COP / Triple : 67,000 COP.
# San Martín

San Martín is the region of Peru that includes the department of San Martin. This is a region in northern Peru. Most of the department is located in the upper part of the Peruvian Amazon rainforest.

## Cities

* -6.033333-76.9666671 Moyobamba — the capital of San Martin District
* -6.483333-76.3666672 Tarapoto — the trade center and largest city in the region
* -6.689756-76.2171363 Sauce — sits on a lagoon surrounded by grasslands and tourist centers
* -8.1886-76.51034 Tocache
* -6.416667-76.5333335 Lamas — a small laid-back village, 30 minutes by taxi from Tarapoto

## Other destinations

* -7.75-77.251 Rio Abiseo National Park - mixed World Heritage site located in Huicungo District, Mariscal Cáceres province. In south of the region.

## Eat

The main typical dishes are:
* Juane, prepared with rice, chicken, eggs and olives;
* Ninajuane, made from beaten egg with chicken meat;
* Inchicapi, soup prepared with chicken, cassava, corn and peanuts;
* Timbuche, fresh fish soup, beaten eggs and cilantro;
* Tacacho, roasted and mashed green plantain with lard;
* Chonta salad, seasoned with salt, lemon and a little oil;
* Siquisapa ant, Atta sexdens fried insect with exquisite flavor.

## Drink

The most common typical drinks are: masato, aguardiente, ventisho, seven roots, uvachado, chuchuhuasi, chapo, strong chicha, and courtsachados.
# Volcano

There is more than one place called Volcano:

### United States of America

* Volcano (California) — a town in California
* Volcano Village — a town in Hawaii

### Travel topics

* Volcanoes — an article on visiting volcanoes which includes listings for many volcanoes around the world

### See also

* Volcanoes National Park — a national park in Rwanda
# Volcano (California)

Volcano is a town in Amador County, California.

## Understand

Volcano is a small town with a population of only 115 persons (2010 Census). Despite the name, it is not on or near a volcano. The name came from early miners who thought the bowl-shaped valley where the town is was a volcanic crater. In the 1850s, Volcano was a booming mine town but the years following brought a steady decline to its current population.

## Get in

Volcano is 3 miles north of California State Route 88, which connects with California 99 to the west and US 395 to the east.

## Do

* 38.432347-120.6260721 Black Chasm Cavern, 15701 Pioneer Volcano Rd, ☏ +1 209 736-2708. Sep-May - daily: 10AM-4PM, Jun-Aug - daily 9AM-5PM. The Cavern is a small three-level cave containing outstanding helictite crystal formations and is listed as National Natural Landmark. 13 and older: $14.95, 3-12: $7.95.

## Buy

* Kneading Dough Bakery, 16154 Main St, ☏ +1 209 296-4663.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Volcano Gallery, 16105 Main St, ☏ +1 209 296-3334, bpbenker@volcano.net. Art gallery featuring jewelry, photography, Native American art work, ceramics, sculptures, water and oil paintings.

## Eat

* Country Store, 16146 Main St, ☏ +1 209 296-4459. Hamburgers and sandwiches are served in this real life country store where you can also go shopping for basic staples. under $10.
* Union Pub, 21375 Consolation St, ☏ +1 209 296-7711, fax: +1 209 296-7727, hello@volcanounion.com. F: 3PM-9PM, Sa: Noon-9PM, Su: 10AM-8PM, Mo: 5PM-8PM. $10-23.

## Sleep

* 38.441752-120.630611 St. George Hotel, 16104 Main St, ☏ +1 209-296-4458, stgeorgevolcano@gmail.com.
* 38.443071-120.6307712 Volcano Union Inn, 21375 Consolation St., ☏ +1 209 296-7711, fax: +1 209 296-7727, hello@volcanounion.com. Four rooms, each with its own decor, are available. No pets, and children are not recommended. $89-139 plus 6% Amador County tax and $1.00 visitor information services fee.
# Volcan

Volcán is a town in the Chiriquí region of Panama.

## Understand

Volcán is a town of about 10,000 people close to the Volcan Barú National Park. There are several hobby farms around town and many hostels, perhaps more aimed at Panamanian holidaymakers than foreigners.

## Get in

Located about 50 km north of David. You can take a minibus from the terminal. You will need the bus to Cerro Punta, just say you want to get off at Volcán. Cost is about $3.

## Get around

The town is fairly large for a Panamanian country town, but you can still walk to most of the restaurants and cafés if you're a bit of a hiker anyway. There are taxis in town too.

## Do

There are some unmarked hiking trails around two lakes called Las Lagunas de Volcán on the south-west side of town. Some of the trails will require you to cross into farm land, remember to close the gates behind you.
You can also head up to the Volcán Barú National Park from here and explore trails in the prairies and foothills or climb the summit. If you are walking, you can turn right at the gas station to take a rough but scenic gravel road to the park instead of going all the way up to Paso Ancho proper and turning right on the sealed road.
* 8.68576-82.606881 Macho de Monte Canyon. An impressive canyon good for swimming and chilling with a beer. Get off at the Cuesta de Piedra junction between David and Volcan ($2.45) and head east. The canyon is 3 km from the highway underneath the third bridge along the way. Go up the river on its left side for about 300 m to access the canyon from its north. Note, to go down the canyon, you need something waterproof to protect you stuff, especially your camera, because the canyon can only be accessed via the waterfall. Best to leave most stuff in your accommodation. (updated Mar 2019)

## Buy

Volcán has many farms nearby, and in town you can get lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. Sometimes farmers drive past in pickup trucks selling their wares out the back.

## Eat

* 8.779402-82.6396271 Castrejon. Affordable fonda with typical Panamanian food (updated Feb 2022)
* 8.779698-82.6300592 Cerro Brujo Gourmet, ☏ +507 6669-9196. Gourmet food prepared with herbs and vegetables grown in the same garden where you dine alfresco. (updated Feb 2022)

## Drink

There are several coffee farms around town that grow the famous Geisha coffee. Several cafés in town have local coffee to try.

## Sleep

* 8.787476-82.6359241 Hostal Llano Lindo, ☏ +507 6514-0094. $15 private room and breakfast. (updated Feb 2022)

## Connect

There is 4G connection in town, but the signal disappears when you get behind a hill. Going north to Paso Ancho and the entrance to Volcán Barú National Park you should still have some coverage.

## Go next

* Cerro Punta
* Volcan Barú
# Treinta y Tres

Treinta y Tres is the capital of the department of the same name in the central interior of Uruguay, on the north banks of Olimar Grande River. The city is identified for being key to the development of folk music and popular singing in Uruguay. Several of the main artists of the folkloric genre come from there.

## Understand

Its name means "Thirty Three" and refers to the 19th-century national heroes, the 33 Orientales, who established the independence of Uruguay. Coincidentally, the city sits near the 33°S line of latitude. The townspeople are called treintaitresino, or olimareño.
In 2011, it was home to 25,000 people.

## Get in

Buses are available from cities such as Montevideo, Maldonado, Melo, Minas, and Río Branco.
The city is located on Route 8.

## See

* -33.233903-54.3966471 Monument to Dionisio Díaz, Tenientes de Artigas and Fructuoso del Puerto.
* Agustín Araujo Museum
* Obelisk of Treinta y Tres. The largest in the country, reaching 45 meters.
* -33.2315-54.38622 Plaza 19 de Abril (center of the city). It is surrounded by several municipal and important buildings of the Trintaitres capital. The square has a fountain, monuments and various games for children, this being one of the favorite destinations for the people of the town.
* Treinta y Tres has several rivers, one of them frequently used as a beach by visitors and locals is the Olimar River, in which its three bridges stand out.

## Do

* The city has two large parks: Parque Dionisio Díaz and Parque del Río Olimar
* Folklore Festival ("Olimar Festival") held during the week before Easter
* -32.9275-54.4569441 ​​Quebrada de los Cuervos (drive north from the city 20 km on Route 8, androgen another 25 km NW). Its mountainous topography of metamorphic rocks rises up to 300 meters above sea level.