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# Guamote

Guamote is a city in Ecuador.

## Understand

The county of Guamote is situated halfway the “Avenue of the Volcanoes”, at 50 km south of Riobamba. Together with the other 9 counties, it is part of the province of Chimborazo and covers a surface of 1223 km² or 18.9% of the provincial territory, of which Guamote is the second in size. The county of Guamote consists of three parishes: Guamote, Cebadas and Palmira.
The language of the indigenous is Kichwa. The majority of the indigenous are bilingual (Kichwa-Spanish).
90% of the population are Kichwa descendants of the Puruha-tribe; the remainder are white or mestizo. Lots of mestizos who lived in the village have crossed the frontiers to Spain and the USA to improve their economic situation. Instead, some indigenous families have come to live in the village.
The main activity is agriculture. The most cultivated crops are potatoes, beans and barley. The Thursday market is one of the most important indigenous markets of Ecuador and reflects the dynamism of commerce. During the last decade, lots of family-run micro-enterprises have been founded for handicrafts and industrialization of cattle and fish.

### Climate and topography

The county has a varied topography because of the Central and West Andean Mountains. The major part of the territory consists of slopes, one of the major causes of erosion, between 2.600 and 4.500 masl, with an average temperature of 13.7°C. There are two seasons: winter (rain) and summer (warm, dry and windy).

## Get in
### By bus

From Riobamba 45 minutes travel, buses every 20 minutes from Guamote. These local busses bring you to the railway station in the centre of the village.
Interprovincial buses leave you at the Panamerican Highway from which you have a five minute walk up to the village. From Quito 45 hours travel, buses approx every hour. From Cuenca 5 hours travel, buses approx every hour.

### By train

On the Devil's Nose route every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday.

## Get around

As the village is very small, everything is done by foot. Going to the community's is rather large distance. You can hire a car at the railway station that will bring you where ever you want to go.

## See

* Beautiful indigenous market on Thursday
* Lakes of Atillo
* Indigenous community
* Stunning and unknown views over various volcanos: Altar, Chimborazo, Cotopaxi, Tungurahua, Sangay, Carihuairazo.

## Do

* Horseback riding
* Mountain Biking
* Trekking
* Train Nariz del Diablo also known as Devil's Nose
A non-profit organisation, Inti Sisa, that offers workshops for the local people, offers interesting touristical services in the region. They have the expertise for guiding you to the nicest and most interesting places in the region. Their guesthouse is very nice and well served meals. Meanwhile the money gained with tourism is 100 percent invested in their education centre.

## Sleep

* Inti Sisa, ☏ +593 32 916 5297. Three blocks away from the railway station.
# Gualala

Gualala is a city in the North Coast region of California, population 1,900.

## Understand

Gualala (formerly, Guadala, Walhalla, and Wallala) is an unincorporated community in Mendocino County in the U.S. state of California. It is located on the Pacific coast at the mouth of the Gualala River, on State Route 1. It serves as a commercial center for the surrounding area. Gualala was once a logging town, but tourism is now its central economic activity.

## Get in

Follow US 101 North to Petaluma, then take scenic Highway 1.

### By bus

* Mendocino Transit Authority.

## Do

* Adventure Rents (15m), Cantamare Center (downtown Gualala, behind 21st Century Realty), toll-free: +1-888-881-4FUN (386), fax: +1 707-884-1231, info@adventurerents.com. Rents canoes, single and tandem kayaks, for the peaceful Gualala river. $15-70.

## Eat

* St Orres Restaurant, 36601 S Hwy 1 (Pay attention to Mile Marker 3.33 going south on Highway-1), ☏ +1 707 884-3335. Yelp has mixed reviews. Most reviewers agree the food is overpriced, albeit the restaurant specializes in wild game and creative combinations.

## Drink

* Blue Canoe Coffee and Tea, 35501 S Hwy 1. Wide selection of coffee and tea. Indoor and outdoor sitting. No Wi-Fi.
# Guajará-Mirim

Guajará-Mirim (pop. 29.000, 2004) is in the western part of the state of Rondônia in Brazil. It is separated from Bolivia by the Mamoré River.
It is the southern terminus of former railroad Estrada de Ferro Madeira-Mamoré.

## Get in

Buses go to Porto Velho, 5-7 hours away (333 km to the north).
Small boats take you on the five minute trip across the river into the Bolivian border town of Guayaramerín.

## Get around

The town is small enough to reach most places by foot.

## Go next

* Guaporé Nature Reserve
* The 18th-century fort of Príncipe da Beira is three days by boat from Guajará-Mirim. It can also be reached by road. Take BR-364 to AM-429, which goes to the town of Costa Marques.
# Gualeguaychu

Gualeguaychu$^{[deadlink]}$ is a city of 100,000 in Entre Ríos province, Argentina.

## Get in

Gualeguaychu is on national route 14, between Argentina's capital Buenos Aires and São Paulo in Brazil,

## See

* The Carnival of the Country Parade, Corsodromo, Gualeguaychu. A float-parade every Saturday of January, February and the 1st Saturday of March. (updated Apr 2017)

## Do

* -32.971307-58.5925051 Termas del Guaychu (Guaychu Thermal Baths), RN14 64, ☏ +54 9 3446 60 7620. A naturally heated swimming pool at 40 degrees celsius. (updated Apr 2017)
* -33.017619-58.48322 Termas del Gualeguaychú (Gualeguaychú Thermal Baths), Ruta 42 km 22,5, 2820 Gualeguaychú, ☏ +54 9 3446 36-2829. Thermal baths resort (updated Apr 2017)

## Sleep

The thermal baths also provide accommodation

## Go next

* Fray Bentos, across the bridge in Uruguay, home to a historic former meatpacking plant that is now a UNESCO world heritage site
# Guan

There is more than one place called Guan:

### China

* Gu'an (固安), a county in Langfang, Hebei
* Guan County (冠县), a county in Liaocheng, Shandong
* Dujiangyan, a county-level city in Chengdu, Sichuan, which used to be named as Guan County (灌县)
# Guanabo

Guanabo is a small seaside town in Havana Province, just east of Playas De Este and Santa Maria del Mar, around 30-40 km east of Havana. The beach apparently is not the nicest, however the town is relatively typically Cuban, there are many casas particulares and some nice restaurants.

## Get in

Take Bus 400 from Havana for 0.40 CUP. It stops near the train station. Alternatively you can take a taxi for 20 CUC

## Do

* Polyclinico Guanabo - Their little hospital, downtown. Go and donate your vitamins, aspirin or other extra meds. If you are sick, go for excellent care. The staff are very devoted. For information on donation of medical supplies, see Not Just Tourists $^{[deadlink]}$. Excellent cause!!!

## Eat

* Piccolo - Pizza in wood-fired stove. Quirky, rustic decor, very homey. Excellent service. Small 'Zoo' on grounds.
* Maeda - on Calle Québec, a few streets south of downtown. Clean, nice food. Excellent mixed grill.
* Pan.com. Sandwiches.
* Ital Nova, Av. 5. Very good food, excellent chicken cordon bleu. Pizzas, lasagna right from the wood oven. Try the spaghetti bolognaise with cheese.

## Drink

* Ital Nova, Av. 5. Very good food, good cordon bleu. Perfect lasagna en spaghetti with cheese cooked in woodoven. Nice and helpful staff

## Sleep

There are many casa particular. Just ask around!

## Go next

If you are not into the hotel scene and want to see the real Cuba, Guanabo is the place to go. There is a bus to Havana, and also a train (2km south of town) in season. This is the electric 'Hershey Train', worth seeing for train buffs.
For the hotel scene, Santa Maria del Mar is 6km west.
# La Manga

La Manga is a seaside spit of Mar Menor on the coast of Murcia. It is a major sports and leisure resort.
There are sailing and skiing schools that run periodical courses, as well as windsurfing and catamarans, and canoeing. In the nearby town of Los Belones is a stadium, La Manga Stadium, known for hosting numerous football clubs from all over the world during the winter months. La Manga Cup at La Manga Club has been staged every year since 1999. The 2011, 2012, and 2013 Copa del Sol tournaments were also held partly at the stadium, as were many of the 2000–01 Nordic Football Championship matches.

## Understand

The Mar Menor with its 5 islands and having shallow and protected waters, lends itself to being an international water-based sports station.

## Do

Activities include tennis, football golf and watersports.
* Spa La Manga Club, Hyatt Regency La Manga Hotel, Los Belones, ☏ +34 968 33 1234, lamanga@hyattintl.com.
* Surfing, windsurfing & kitesurfing at La Manga del Mar Menor: All along the Mar Menor are miles of stunning sandy beaches that are in kept to the highest conditions all year round. The crystal clear water at the Mar Menor provides Europe with one of the largest salt lagoons.
* Play Golf at La Manga Club (near Mar Menor). This area is well known for the golf courses and resorts. The weather in this area is sunny and warm all the year.
* Walking trails: La Manga is set around the Murcian mountains and enjoys stunning views over La Manga del Mar Menor. The area is on over 1500 acres of walking and riding trails. The activity centre at La Manga is able to provide suggested routes and detailed maps of these trails.
* Sailing: Yachts enter the Mar Menor from the Mediterranean at Tomas Maestre Marina, through a 4-m dredged channel crossed by a 7-m-high swing bridge (Puente del Estacio) that opens for 15 minutes every 2 hours from 08:00 to 22:00. You can also find several boats for rent all around the coast.

## Sleep
### Splurge

* Hyatt Las Lomas Village, Los Belones, La Manga, ☏ +34 968 33 1234, lamanga@hyattintl.com. 111 four-star self-catering apartments and 20 hotel rooms. The hotel has panoramic views across a large part of La Manga Club.
* Hyatt Regency La Manga, Los Belones, near Cartagena, ☏ +34 968 33 1234, lamanga@hyattintl.com. Facilities include 3 championship golf courses, a 28-court multi-surface championship tennis centre and 2,000 ft² (190 m$^2$) spa. The hotel also has extensive meeting and incentive facilities.
# La Louvière

La Louvière is an industrial city of 80,000 inhabitants in Wallonia, Belgium. It is centrally located between Charleroi and Mons.

## Get in
### By plane

The nearest airports are in Brussels and Charleroi.

### By train

Trains run to La Louvière from many destinations. The train ride from Brussels takes approximately 30 minutes. The 50.4777274.1807331 La Louvière-Centre Railway Station is located closest to the centre, while the 50.4656614.1881682 La Louvière-Sud Railway Station is located on the southern edge of the city.

### By car

La Louvière is easily accessible by car, situated just off the E19 Road.

## Get around

La Louvière has a local bus service.

## See

La Louvière is an industrial city with little to attract tourists. However one aspect of this industrial heritage is particularly interesting, the Hydraulic Boat Lifts along the Canal du Centre are regarded as one of the finest industrial achievements in Europe and as such have been placed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The four lifts are along the canal between La Louvière and Mons they are well signposted from the main road as les ascenseurs hydrauliques. Les Cantine des Italiens near lift 1 has a small museum and offers boat trips along the canal. The pump house at lift 3 has a small exhibition and welcome center.
* 50.4714714.1498031 Worker's housing at Bois-du-Luc, Rue du Midi. Built between 1838 and 1853 to house the mine workers. One of the houses can be visited. (updated Dec 2017)

### Hydraulic boat lifts

Listed according to distance from the city centre starting from the closest. The four oldest ones were built around 1900 and are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
* 50.4878454.1762592 Boat Lift of Houdeng-Gougnies.
* 50.48264.14233 Boat Lift of Houdeng-Aimeries.
* 50.48134.13734 Boat Lift of Strépy-Bracquegnies.
* 50.47144.09455 Boat Lift of Thieu.
* 50.478054.1094866 Boat Lift of Strépy-Thieu. The newest one.
Guided tours in French, Dutch, and English. Advance booking is necessary.
* Italian Canteen, E19/E42, exit 21 "Le Roeulx", follow the signs "Ascenseur n°1 Cantine des Italiens"
* For Bracquegnies, E19/E42, exit 21 "Le Roeulx", follow the signs "Ascenseur n°3 Salle des Machines".
Reservation and information: "Voies d'Eau du Hainaut", Rue des Clercs 31, 7000 Mons - tel: +32 65 36-04-64 - fax: +32 65 33-57-32.

## Do

There are several possibilities to hire boats to travel along the canal.

## Go next

* Brussels — the national capital is a major transport hub but also boasts a number of interesting sights.
* Mons — the regional capital of the Hainaut province is nearby.
# La Marquesa National Park

La Marquesa National Park is a large, developed, urban park that straddles the boundary of Mexico City and Mexico (state). It goes by several names, the only one of which nobody ever actually uses is its official name, Parque Nacional Insurgente Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla. Just call it "La Marquesa" and everyone will know what you mean (the official name is not even used on highway signs or maps). The park is a popular spot for family outdoor activities. It includes a horse riding stable, a go-kart track, picnic areas, a lake for fishing, restaurants, and more remote areas for hiking, rock climbing, rapelling, camping, and nature watching.

## Understand

The park covers a wooded area of hills and valleys in southwest Mexico City. The twin highways to Toluca (MEX 15 and its companion toll road, MEX 15D) pass through the park. It is a large park covering an area of 1,760 hectares. Six mountains lie within the park boundaries.

### History

The park is a historical site of national significance. On October 30, 1810, the Battle of Monte de las Cruces took place here between Mexican nationalists seeking independence from Spain. Commemorative bronze statues of three heroes of the battle are presented on horseback looking east toward the capital. The three statues are Miguel Hidalgo, Ignacio Allende, and José Mariano Jiménez.

### Landscape

The park itself is overused with trampled dead grass, dirt paths and excessive trash throughout. Around the park are private lands cluttered with street food vendors, souvenir vendors, motorcycle rentals and anything else that might make a buck. If you want beautiful landscapes, there are many better parks in Central Mexico.
The west side of the park is more natural and mountainous. It has some dense forests and natural springs.

### Climate
## Get in

From Mexico City, take federal highway MEX 15/15D towards Toluca and exit at La Marquesa. Follow signs into the park.
From Toluca, take federal highway MEX 15/15D towards Mexico City and exit at La Marquesa.

## Do

* Horseback riding - horses can be rented at the Tourist Information Center as well as from several private businesses near the park
* Zip line
* Dirt bike
* Go-kart
* Paintball (called "Gotcha" in Mexico)

## Go next

* Nevado de Toluca National Park
# Macomb County

Macomb County is in Southeast Michigan.

## Cities

* Center Line
* Macomb
* 42.497222-82.9372221 Roseville
* 42.495556-82.9002782 St. Clair Shores
* 42.580278-83.0302783 Sterling Heights
* 42.491944-83.0238894 Warren

## Do

* 42.6685-82.99211 Sky Zone Shelby Township. - located in Shelby Township
# Macon

There is more than one place called Macon.

### France

* Mâcon – A city in the Burgundy region of France

### United States of America

* Macon (Georgia) — A city in the Classic Heartland of Georgia.
* Macon (Missouri) — A town in Missouri
# Mackinac Area

The Mackinac Area is the northernmost part of Northern Michigan, just south of the Straits of Mackinac and the Mackinac Bridge to St. Ignace in the Upper Peninsula.

## Cities

* 45.3599-85.03451 Bay Harbor
* 45.318056-85.2583332 Charlevoix — Known for its Venetian Festival, Applefest, beaches, shopping, and sailing.
* 45.646944-84.4744443 Cheboygan
* 45.431667-84.9919444 Harbor Springs
* 45.783889-84.7277785 Mackinaw City — A small, charming town, with daily ferry trips to Mackinac Island.
* 45.373333-84.9552786 Petoskey

## Other destinations

* 45.666667-85.5333331 Beaver Island is a fairly small island with several hotels, restaurants, and opportunities for a vacation.
* 45.861111-84.6305562 Mackinac Island is between Lakes Michigan and Huron.

## Understand

The region has a bit of a problem with consistency in spelling and pronunciation. The Straits, Bridge, and Island are all spelled "Mackinac" but pronounced "Mackinaw"; with the final "c" left silent. The Village of Mackinaw City and the Coast Guard cutter named after it are pronounced the same way, but are also spelled that way. (The "Mich" is pronounced "Mish", just like in the name of the state; at least that's consistent.)
The regional names are consistent, considering the local Indians (various tribes) had their way of pronouncing and area, and the French and English had their way of spelling what they heard from the Indian pronunciations. Michigan remains very historic in this sense. It has kept the spellings and pronunciations as were originally given by Indian, French and English.

## Get around

Don’t worry about vehicles. You’ll be accompanied by horses and bicycles instead! Highway M-185, also known as Lake Shore Boulevard, is the only highway in the nation where vehicles are prohibited, except for emergencies.

### On foot

If you decide to make your way around the coast of Mackinac Island, walking will take approximately 2.5-4 hours without stopping.

### By bike

You can also bring your own bicycle or rent one from one of the many local bicycle shops. It will take you approximately 1 hour to bike without stopping.

## Do

* Mackinac Bridge Walk. This event takes place every year on Labor Day (the first Monday in September). Two of the four lanes on the five-mile-long Mackinac Bridge are closed to vehicles, and people are allowed to cross on foot (which is normally not permitted). Participation in this event typically numbers between 50,000 and 65,000. Pedestrians cross from north to south only. There is no fee for the walk itself; a small fee is charged for south-to-north transportation across the bridge on school buses. Not recommended for those uncomfortable with heights.
# Macomb

There is more than one place called Macomb:

### United States of America

* Macomb (Illinois) — A town in Illinois.
* Macomb (Michigan) — A township in Michigan.
* Macomb County — A county in Michigan.
* Macomb (Missouri) — A town in Missouri.
* Macomb (New York) — A town in New York (state).
* Macomb (Oklahoma) — A town in Oklahoma.
# Macomb (Illinois)

Macomb is a city in Illinois.

## Get in
### By train

Amtrak has a station at 120 East Calhoun Street. Illinois Service stops at the station.

## Get around
### By bus

Go West provides bus service. +1 309 575-3333

## See

* University Art Gallery Museum, Address, ☏ +1 309-298-1587. M-F 9AM-4PM. Also opened 6-8 PM Tuesdays during exhibitions. Closed during school breaks and holidays.
* The Old Bailey House, 100 S. Campbell, ☏ +1 309-833-1727.
* Geology Museum (Tillman Hall on WIU's campus. Located between Adams Street and Murray Street), ☏ +1 309-298-1151. M-F: 9AM-noon & 1PM-4:30PM. Closed during school breaks and holidays. Free admission.
* Western Illinois Museum

## Do

* Spring Lake Park. Several miles of trails for hiking and biking, canoe/kayak rental, picnic area, playground, fishing, and camping
* Argyle Lake State Park. Several miles of trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding, canoe/kayak rental, picnic area, playground, fishing, and camping. Also a host site for a local Maple Syrup Festival.
# Marleshwar

Marleshwar (Marathi: मार्लेश्वर) is a place in Sangameshwar subdivision of Ratnagiri district in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Marleshwar is known for the Cave Shiva Temple.

## Understand

It is a treat to ones eyes during monsoon as the hills surrounding the cave temple gets covered with many waterfalls. Dhareshwar is a waterfall on the Bav river which is remains active till early winter post which it dries off.
In summer many poisonous snakes move around freely in the cave temple and it has been said that not one pilgrim has been hurt or bitten by them.

## Get in

Way to reach is to go to Ratnagiri which is the nearest railhead and from there one can get a bus to Devrukh and change another bus/auto to finally reach Marleshwar.
# Marlow (New Hampshire)

Marlow is a town in Cheshire County, New Hampshire.

## See

* Huntley Mountain.
* Kinson State Wildlife Management Area. (updated Jul 2015)
# Marlow

There's more than one place called Marlow:

### Germany

* Marlow (Germany) - a town in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

### United Kingdom

* Marlow (England) - a town in Buckinghamshire

### United States of America

* Marlow (New Hampshire) - a town in Cheshire County, New Hampshire
* Marlow (Oklahoma) - a city in Stephens County, Oklahoma
* Marlow Heights - in Prince George's County, Maryland
# Marmara

There is more than one place called Marmara, all named after the sea of the same name:

### Turkey

* Marmara Region — a region in northwest Turkey, surrounding the Sea of Marmara:
** Eastern Marmara within it, with Gebze, İzmit, and Adapazarı its main cities.
** Southern Marmara, with Bursa its main city.
* Marmara Islands — an archipelago in the mid-west of the Sea of Marmara.
* Marmara Island — the largest of the Marmara Islands.
* Marmara Ereğlisi — a town on the north mainland coast of that sea.

### Greece

* Neos Marmaras ("New Marmara") — a village founded by settlers from Marmara Island.
# Introdacqua

Introdacqua is a town in the Italian Province of L'Aquila in the Abruzzo region.

## Get in

The best way to get to Introdacqua is to take the train to Sulmona (the closest town with a station). From Sulmona take a 15 minute cab ride into Introdacqua. You can also catch a bus from Sulmona (tickets from tobacconist, timetables from the Information Centre, departing from the bus-stop beside the park). It's only a few km from Sulmona, so you could walk.

## Get around

If your not brave enough to rent a car (I wasn't) then just use your feet. The town is so small you can cover all the hills in one day at a very steady pace.

## See

* Sagra della porchetta e del prosciutto (Feast of Pork Sandwiches and Prosciutto)

## Do

What to do? Relax, Enjoy, Breath! That all there really is to do here. Visit the town square, the church, the cemetery, and the tower. Meet the local Italians!
The high part of Introdacqua is old (10th Century) and a mix of ruins and renovated apartments. Check out the square tower. In the lower part of the town is the Palazzo of the Trasmondi Marquises and a lot of quaint 18th century houses with iron balustrades.

## Buy

* Be sure to go to Sulmona and purchase some confetti (Italian almond candy).

## Eat

* La Trota (The Trout) - not just fish. Some seriously good food. Bring your appetite but not much $.
Carlo will make you anything you wish, he is kind of like a genie! Beyond great food, seriously

## Sleep

* Hotel La Trota - 16 nicely outfitted rooms +39 0864 47154
* B&B Antonella, Via Crispi n° 4, 67030 (AQ), ☏ +39 086447150, +39 3291935934. A family run bed and breakfast in center city.

## Go next

* Make a visit to Pacentro family home of Madonna and the Ciccone family.