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# Kibeho

Kibeho is the largest town in Nyaruguru District, Rwanda, located in the south. The town is famous in central Africa as the location where groups of young men and women had visions of the virgin Mary in the 1980s. One of the few Vatican-approved instances of a sighting of Mary, the town has become a very popular destination during the Assumption of Mary on August 15, when the normally small and tranquil village triples or quadruples in size as people come from neighboring countries (often on foot) to celebrate at the church.
Kibeho is also well known as the site of a brutal massacre in the days following the Rwandan Genocide. The Kibeho Massacre occurred when a camp for internally displaced people attacked by certain members of the victorious Rwandan Patriotic Army, who contended that genocidaires were hiding out in the safe-haven.

## Get in

There are several minibuses daily from Huye which can take you to Kibeho. The bus station is connected to Hotel Ibis, to the left of the terrace. Buses leave about every hour and a ticket costs FRw 1000.

## Get around

Kibeho has several motorcycle taxis, but the town could be walked from north to south in 20 minutes, and is generally quite small so they may not be necessary.

## See

* The new church which has been constructed is the primary meeting point and celebration area for people celebrating the Assumption of Mary in Kibeho.
* In the valley below the new church there is a spring with fresh water that has been tested as being safe to drink, and is supposed to bring good luck to those who consume it. it is also a peaceful and shady place to relax for a few minutes.
* The shell of the former church of Kibeho is also still on the hill beside the new church. Some buildings are still in disrepair, while other bricks have been repaired in lavender (the color of the genocide) to show the effects.

## Buy

* There is a weaving cooperative a hundred meters south of the main junction in Kibeho where bowls, mats, and the famous Rwandan peace baskets or agaseke can be purchased. It is on the left side of the road heading away from town center towards Huye.

## Eat

The best restaurant in Kibeho is Bar Masiga. You can purchase brochettes, chips, rabbit, chicken or an omelet. There is a nice terrace outside where you can sit on nice days, as well as two indoor areas - one a restaurant and one a bar.

## Drink

Masiga is also the primary place to do your drinking in Kibeho. There is another large bar across the plaza that is a little quieter and has a regular clientele. If you walk outside the city it is easy to find shebeens in which local people are drinking sorghum wine from plastic jerry cans. They would probably be happy to sell you some, although a cold beer might be a safer choice.

## Sleep

Regina Pacis is the primary place for lodging in the town. It is a convent and religious center, with several rooms to rent and a restaurant and bar inside. If you are planning on going during the Assumption be sure to book a room or there may not be any room.
# Kickapoo Cavern State Park

Kickapoo Cavern State Park is in the Hill Country River Region of Texas.

## Understand

Kickapoo Cavern State Park is an undeveloped state park which has 15 caverns. Its undeveloped state means that access is limited and reservations are required for any visit. It also means that trails are unimproved and potentially dangerous. For this reason a signed and dated liability release form is required for any visit.

### Flora and fauna

Mammals commonly found in the park include whitetail deer, raccoon, ringtail, gray fox, rock squirrel, porcupine, rabbit, and various other rodents. Commonly found birds are Gray vireo, Varied bunting, and Montezuma quail. Also, various uncommon species of reptiles and amphibians live in the park, including the Barking frog, Mottled Rock Rattlesnake, and Texas alligator lizard.

### Climate
## Get in

The park is located at 20939 Ranch Rd 674, about 22 miles north of Brackettville.

## See

* Cave formations including the twin 80-foot columns, the largest formation in the state.

## Do

* Wild Cave Tour and Stuart Bat Cave tours are held regularly on the second Saturday of each month. Reservations are required at +1 830 563-2342. The bat cave tour allows you to watch the evening flight of the cave's 500,000-strong Brazilian free-tailed bat colony.
# Kidal

Kidal is a city in Mali, and the capital of the Kidal Region.

## Understand

Many of the beautiful, historic sites in Kidal were badly damaged in the 2012 Northern Mali conflict. The city is still within the influence of Tuareg rebels.

## See

* 18.438031.403811 French colonial fortress.
# Kibber

Kibber is a village in Eastern Himachal Pradesh, at altitude of 4,200 m.

## Understand

Kibber is about 20 km from Kaza and a few kilometer from Ki Monastery. It's one of the highest inhabited village in the world.

## Get in
### By bus

There is a daily bus from Kaza in the afternoon, returning to Kaza early in the morning. Sometimes shared jeeps are also available.

### By taxi

Hiring a taxi from Kaza taxi stand costs ₹600 (2008).

### On foot

You could actually hike into Kibber from Karzok in the Changthang Western Lakes region of Ladakh, a 100 km hiking trail through Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary—see trail.

## Get around

Walking is the only option.

## See

* 32.3330678.009991 Kibber Gompa (at the upper end of the village). A new, modern Buddhist monastery.
* 32.33193778.0073042 Old temple (in the middle of the village). There are some frescoes and a big prayer wheel inside.
* 32.33183778.0115813 Holy source (directly above the village). Marked by prayer flags, this is the spot where the teacher of the Dalai Lama passed away in the 1980s.

## Do

Kibber is a perfect place for short treks around the village, including the following:
* 32.3462377.9851951 2-3 hr walk to Chichim. A village situated in the opposite slope, across the Parilungbo canyon. Soon there should be a bridge across the gorge, making the walk shorter but less interesting.
* 32.29387678.0546482 Tashigang village by Gete village.
* 32.32157378.0491523 Dangmachan peak (5,157 m) (directly above the village). The hike is very easy, along highland pastures. The main summit is not directly visible from the village however, making the next fragments of the ascent visible only during the hike. Great views of the 6,000+ m Chau Chau Kang Nilda and Shilla peaks. .
* 32.44691678.0422084 Parang La (pass) (5,744 m). This woould be the pass that you pass coming from Karzok. (updated Sep 2023)

## Buy

There are shops with basic provisions, including bottled water, in some of the guesthouses. Otherwise not much to buy.

## Eat

Some guesthouses have restaurants. Norling Guesthouse offers tasty food.

## Drink

Norling Guesthouse sells beer.

## Sleep

There are several guesthouses.
* 32.33067878.009021 Norling Guesthouse (near the entrance to the village). The best place in Kibber with a friendly owner, good restaurant and a great balcony. Rooms on the 2nd floor have bathrooms. Beer available on request. ₹150 for a basic room, ₹350 for a better one with bathroom (hot water from geyser).
* 32.3322678.00962 Serkong Kibber Home stay. A great source of village culture and natural living. Located in the heart of the village. Many comfortable rooms available and some of the most delicious home cooked food in Spiti and beyond. (updated Sep 2023)

## Go next

* Kaza
* Manali
# Kidal (region)

Kidal is a region in Mali, named after the largest city within the region.

## Cities

* 18.4333331.41 Kidal — the region's capital
* 19.4613890.8588892 Aguelhok
* 20.2011111.01253 Tessalit
* 18.7666671.1833334 Essouk

## Other destinations

* 19.1166671.751 Adrar des Ifoghas — a large plateau in the eastern Kidal region of Mali covering roughly 250 000 square kilometers.

## Stay safe

See the warning on the Mali page for information on the security situation.
# San Luis (Arizona)

San Luis is a town in Western Arizona. It is across the US-Mexico border from San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora.

## Get in

San Luis is at the southern terminus of US-95.
* 32.489683-114.782481 Greyhound, 721 N Main St, toll-free: +1 800-231-2222. As this just a pick-up and drop-off point, tickets should be purchased beforehand online or over the phone.
# San Luis

There is more than one place called San Luis:

### Argentina

* San Luis (city, Argentina) — The capital of San Luis Province
* San Luis (province, Argentina) — A province in the Cuyo region

### Mexico

* San Luis Potosi — The capital city of the state of San Luis Potosi
* San Luis Potosi (state) — A state in the Bajío region
* San Luis Rio Colorado — A city in Sonora

### Philippines

* San Luis (Batangas) — A coastal town south of Taal.
* San Luis (Pampanga)

### United States of America

* San Luis (Arizona) — A town in Arizona.
* San Luis Obispo — A city in California.
# San Luis (Batangas)

San Luis is a municipality, including the town of San Luis and some rural areas, south of Taal in Batangas. Its population was 36,000 in the 2020 census. Its main attraction is beaches.

## Understand

The town is typical for the Philippines with a lovely Catholic church, a market, quite a few candelarias serving cheap Philippine food, and not much else.
Outside town there are a number of beach resorts with the usual amenities. Most have boats available for diving trips out to nearby reefs. There is also one public beach where you can swim without paying a resort entry fee.

## Get in

There are two highways to San Luis. The usual route is from Taal or Lemery either by jeepney or car. That highway is short and in good shape; traffic is rarely horrible but often heavy enough to be somewhat annoying. Beyond San Luis it continues south along the coast to Balite.
The other highway leads to Bauan where it connects to the main highway between Lemery and Batangas City; if you are coming from Batangas, this is the shortest route. That highway is two-lane blacktop, mostly good but with a few rough patches, does not wind much, and generally carries only light traffic.

## See

* 13.8549120.91791 San Isidro Labrador Parish Church, Bauan—San Luis Rd. .

## Do

* Beach.

## Buy

* 13.8548120.91651 Public market, Bauan—San Luis Rd at San Luis Coastal Road.

## Eat

* Café Stefania (in Malibiran Resort). Pizza, pasta, Filipino dishes, Western-style baked goods, all the usual variations on espresso. Most food and drink are good quality, but don't order brewed coffee; they fail miserably at that. Lovely decor, a/c, free WiFi, small but good library. Prices high but not outrageous.

## Sleep

* 13.8547120.91541 Jas Sun of a Beach Resort, 47A Badillo cor. Angel Lasala Poblacion. A few cabins and camping places with a swimming pool at the beach. (updated Apr 2022)
* Malibiran Farm & Resort (Up in the hills, south of town, sign at turn-off), ☏ +63 992 223 6232, info@themalibiranfarmandresort.com. Modern & luxurious. No beach, but large swimming pool. villas 4,999-11,999.
# San Lorenzo (Puerto Rico)

San Lorenzo is a town and municipality of Puerto Rico located in a small valley on the Cordillera Central region. The town is known for being the source of the Río Grande de Loíza, one of Puerto Rico's most important rivers, and Montaña Santa, an important religious site.

## Understand

San Lorenzo is one of the municipalities in "La Montaña", the mountain. Its pueblo with the municipal buildings, a Roman Catholic church, and a main recreational plaza is a must-see.

## Get in

* San Juan: Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport
* Aguadilla: Rafael Hernández Airport
* Ponce: Mercedita Airport

## Get around

San Lorenzo's roads are typical mountain roads with twists and turns, ascents and descents. The narrow roads are for traffic in both directions, so drive with care.

## See

* 18.191-65.9629841 San Lorenzo Pueblo (downtown San Lorenzo). See the historic Roman Catholic church, Spanish-style recreational plaza, and the municipal buildings surrounded by streets and shops. You can drive around the pueblo or park your car and walk around the square and into the plaza. The Spanish law, which regulated life in Puerto Rico in the early 19th century, stated the plaza's purpose was for celebrations and festivities. (updated Apr 2022)
* 18.113333-66.05252 Cerro La Santa, PR-763. highest point in the Sierra de Cayey mountain range. (updated Jul 2022)
# Ouidah

Ouidah is a city in Southern Benin known for its Voodoo culture and slave-trade history.

## Get in

From Porto-Novo, take RNIE1 south and west to Cotonou. Continue west past Cotonou for 45 mins and you will arrive at Ouidah.

## See

* 6.3242752.0896191 Door of No Return. Memorial to the Slave trade (updated Mar 2020)
* 6.3606142.0848962 Basilica of the Immaculate Conception. (updated Mar 2020)
* 6.3615162.0853763 Zinsou Foundation Museum (Le Musée de la Fondation Zinsou). (updated Mar 2020)
* 6.3562652.0754984 Brazilian Mansion (Maison du Brésil). A restored slave traders mansion, now a memorial. (updated Mar 2020)
* 6.3588892.095 Fort of São João Baptista de Ajudá (Fort of St. John the Baptist of Ouidah). The fort was built by the Portuguese when tapping into the Atlantic slave trade. When slavery was legally abolished, the fort was abandoned until 1865 when it was reoccupied by the Portuguese. In 1961, the then Republic of Dahomey, one year after its independence from French rule, annexed the fort for good. The fort now serves as the Ouidah Museum of History. (updated Jun 2021)
* 6.3588892.096 Ouidah Museum of History (Musée d'Histoire de Ouidah), ☏ +229 21 34 10 21. Located in the fort. Showcases the archaeology, history and arts of Ouidah. (updated Nov 2023)

## Do

* Voodoo Festival. Annual festival held on 10 January. Thousands gather to dance, fall into a trance, scream and perform mock attacks on bystanders. Quite a spectacle. (updated Nov 2023)

## Eat

* Good Marquis at Gbena – You’ll find JM and the boys there every Friday night. They offer salad, roasted turkey, chicken, and fish, and African staples (rice and pâte). (Tell Zem Marquis Gbena)
* Amicalé – Sometimes Ouidah can wear on you. Go to Amicale next to the basilica. The couple that owns it are so nice, you’ll come back just for the company. They have schwarma, hamburgers, ice cream, fish, chicken, and an Ivorian speciality called Atcheke. Drinks are a little more expensive than at buvettes.
* Côté Pêche – Some of the best fish in Ouidah. Don’t order of the menu, ask them what’s good. If you go in a group, you can negotiate to share a large fish. Side dishes include fries, legumes and rice. (Tell Zem “Restaurant en face d’EPP Bresil” if they don’t know “Coté peche”)
* Le Jardin Secret – This is supposed to be very good food. It’s secluded, but there are signs on the highway. It’s also a hotel and offers moto and bike rental.
# Oued Laou

Oued Laou is a small town on the Mediterranean coast of Morocco.

## Understand

The town grew from a small fishing village, it does not have much more to offer: there is not much to see besides the clean and wide sand beach and the fishing boats. As on the rest on this part of the coast there is much new development aimed at summer tourists. It does however still feel calm and quiet outside of summer.

## Get in

* 35.449155-5.0919511 Grand Taxi stand. The bus stop for Tetouan is right next to it. (updated Jan 2023)
There are frequent grand taxis from Tetouan (25 dirham, 1 hr) and a couple of buses.
There are only rare taxis going to Chefchaouen (or the other way around), 35 dirham per seat, 200 dirham for an entire car (as of Jan 2023), 1 hr.

## Get around

The city center is easily walkable. Occasionally though, petite taxis can be seen.

## See

On the northside of town you can find Picasso Beach, with has rocks on its northern end and a sandy beach towards town. This is a relaxed spot.

## Buy

There is at least one ATM of Al Barid bank, close to the taxi stand.
* 35.447844-5.0917131 Souk Centrale. Daily market offering big variety of fruits, vegetables. (updated Jan 2023)

## Eat

There are not many options, but you should give the fish tajine (30-50 dirham) offered in the center a try.
* 35.475801-5.1065961 Café Picasso, Picasso Beach (in the northernmost corner of the beach). Old hippie place, built into the rocks and wildly decorated, with a friendly owner. dinner around 50 dirham. (updated May 2016)

## Sleep

Touts can organize you a flat for about 150 dirham per night (and double that during peak summer months), check for a clean bathroom/kitchen and blankets.
There are a couple of seedy hotels in the center on the way to the corniche.
* Hotel run by very friendly and relaxed raggae-staff is one the options and apparently has also a good restaurant. Try to get there without touts, as these are not really welcome by the staff.

## Go next

* Tetouan
* Chefchaouen
# Oulainen

Oulainen is a town in the Southern Oulu region.

## Understand

Oulainen is a town on the Pyhäjoki river with around 7,000 inhabitants.

## Get in
### By train

Trains on the Helsinki–Rovaniemi line pass through, and stop at, 64.269124.8211 Oulainen railway station. As such you can get in also from e.g. Tampere, Seinäjoki, Oulu and Kemi without changing trains.

### By bus

Buses connect to Oulainen from nearby towns such as Kalajoki, Oulu, Haapavesi, Ylivieska, Kärsämäki, Merijärvi and Vihanti.

### By car

As usual in rural Finland, getting in by car is also an option. Highway 86 comes in from Oulu in the north and Ylivieska in the south, whereas regional road 786 comes in from Kalajoki on the coast and Haapavesi, Kärsämäki and Highway 4 in the east.

## See

* 64.264924.80571 Oulainen church. Red wooden church, finished in 1753. (updated Aug 2023)

## Eat

* 64.267924.822461 Ravintola Divan, Oulaistenkatu 28. Pizza place. (updated Aug 2023)

## Sleep

* 64.268424.81881 Hotelli Mesku, Rautatienkatu 3, ☏ +358 40 036 7708, mesku.oulainen@mesku.fi. (updated Aug 2023)
# Santa Ana de Velasco

Santa Ana de Velasco is a town in the eastern Bolivia, Santa Cruz department.

## Understand

Santa Ana is best known as one of the Jesuit Missions of the Chiquitos, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This is a very small village where life is quiet. The church of Santa Ana is the most authentic from the mission churches.

## Get in
### By bus

There is a bus from San Ignacio that goes daily to San Rafael through Santa Ana. The road from San Ignacio to Santa Ana is rough road of very bad quality. Locals tell (as of 2012) the road won't become better soon as the president prefers to invest into the roads of the western part of the country.

### By taxi

You can visit Santa Ana by taxi on a day trip from San Ignacio.

## Get around
### By foot

Santa Ana is small enough to walk on foot.

## See

* The church and the belltower (At the main square). While the church may not look exceptional from outside, the spirit inside is charming - the smell of wood, stripes, flower, authentic clay tiles floor. Inside there is an antique (more than 200 years) organ, brought from Potosí that still works (though now restored - some electronics added). There is also a harf, made by local people. Columns are slightly bent, for the church was finished by local people (they didn't have tools good as the jesuits) after the jesuits left. The belltower calls for restoration work. Bs15 for entry.
* The main square. A sight in itself - winding pathways, grass, occasional donkey.

## Do

* Walk around the village. This is an unforgettable tranquility and harmony experience in Chiquitania that you are not going to find anywhere else. Being sheer bliss for the soul, the walk (tranquility, cane roofs, simple houses, hens and chickens, kids, etc.) makes you feel as you'd like to spend here an extra day or two.

## Go next

Continue to the missions of San Rafael or San José. For San José, you have to go first to San Ignacio (directly by taxi or by a couple of buses via San Rafael and San Miguel) or San Rafael, and board some bus to San José. For San Rafael, jump on a daily bus from San Ignacio that stops at Santa Ana.
# Sant Julia de Loria

Sant Julia de Loria (correctly Sant Julià de Lòria) $^{[deadlink]}$ lies on border to Spain in the southern parish (administrative division) in Andorra between Andorra La Vella and Spain.

## Get in

Sant Julia de Loria lies some 7.5 km to the south of Andorra La Vella on the main road CG1 which runs down the Gran Valira (Grand Valley) towards La Seu d'Urgell/Seo de Urgel in Spain.
42.4670181.4914961 Intercity bus stop Sant Julia de Loria
Serving intercity buses are e.g. Flixbus, Andbus and DirectBus.

## See

* 42.4745461.4521681 Sanctuary of Canòlic (Santuari de la Mare de Déu de Canòlich), ☏ +376 844 345. It is at 1,650 m. Dated from 13th century – Romanesque style. Every year, on the last Saturday in May happens a pilgrimage with the attendance of most of the people of Sant Julià de Lòria and many from elsewhere in the country. It is obligatory to reserve beforehand.
* 42.469521.5010222 Sant Serni de Nagol, ☏ +376 844 141. From July to August: every day 10:00-13:00 and 15:00-18:00. The rest of the year only at mass hours.. Church dated from 11th century – Romanesque style. It is outside of Nagol village. It is obligatory to reserve beforehand. Free-guided tours.
* 42.4646721.4916463 Museu Fàbrica Reig, Carrer Doctor Palau 17, ☏ +376 741 545, infomuseu@reig.ad. Tu-Sa 10:00-20:00; Su 10:00-14:30. A museum of tobacco, smoking and smuggling housed in a former tobacco factory. €7. (updated Apr 2022)

## Eat

* 42.464911.4900221 Bar Restaurant la Caulla, Av. Francesc Cairat, 26, ☏ +376 844 144. Bar and grill. (updated Apr 2022)

## Sleep

* 42.4690761.4928451 Imperial Atriam Hotel, ☏ +376 843 478, hotelimperial@huersa.com. (updated Apr 2022)
# Sant Feliu de Guíxols

Sant Feliu de Guíxols is in Costa Brava.

## Understand

Is an important port and tourist centre. The district abuts to the north, the upmarket s'Agaró resort built round the Sant Pol Beach. In addition to tourism and the port the cork industry is a traditionally local industry. The town contains a large monastery which now houses the town museum and is a protected historico-artistic monument.

## Get in

The C-253 road runs north near the coast from Sant Feliu de Guíxols to Platja d'Aro and Palamós, while the C-65 road runs inland from the town. The GI-682 provides a dramatic cliff top drive to Tossa de Mar to the south

## See

* Monestir de Sant Feliu de Guíxols
* Plaça del Mercat. The market place serves as the heart of public and economic life in the town. A fruit and vegetable market takes place every morning on the “Plaça”. On Sundays, the weekly market takes place along the Passeig and on the Plaça, a popular meeting place for residents.
* Passeig dels Guíxols.
* Passeig del Mar. Opened in 1833, the seafront promenade was built between the medieval town and the sea. Little by little, the humble homes of fishermen from the medieval era were replaced by stately homes. Today, the area's architecture is mostly modern; because of real estate, many of the mansions are gone and condominiums have replaced them.
* Casino la Constància, constructed in 1888 by the architect General Guitart. It is also known as Casino dels nois.
* Pedralta, which used to be the largest rocking stone in Europe.
* Old railway station , designed by architects Rafael Coderch and Gabriel March and built between 1889 and 1892, which served the line from Sant Feliu de Guíxols to Girona. It was used until 1969, and now serves as a public school.

## Do
### Beach & sunbathing

* Sant Pol beach
* Les Sofreres beach
* Sant Feliu Beach
* Vigatá Cave
* Sa Platjola beach
* Canyer de Can Mieres
* Candell Beach
* Cala d'en Bosc
* Cala Urgell
* Cala Joana
* Canyerets Beach

### Kid activities

* Amusement park Parc d'atraccions Giravolt

### Hiking

Is a staging point on the GR 92 long-distance footpath, which runs the length of the Mediterranean coast of Spain

### Cycling

the Pirinexus route crosses the city In the city starts the "carrilet" route, which follows and old railroad until Olot. this is coincident with this section of Pirinexus

## Sleep
### Campgrounds

* 41.786513.041541 Càmping Sant Pol, C/ Doctor Fleming 118-134, ☏ +34 682 627 900. (updated Oct 2023)

## Connect

As of Jan 2024, Sant Feliu de Guíxols and its approach highways have 4G from all Spanish carriers. 5G has not reached town but is getting close.