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# Sacapulas

Sacapulas is a town in Guatemala.

## Get in

Buses are available from Santa Cruz del Quiché. Buses from there to Uspantan pass through Sacapulas.

## See

* 15.2745-91.12271 Xutixtiox (Chutixtiox). Xutixtiox is an overgrown Maya ruin on a mountaintop outside of Sacapulas. It is unrestored, but there is some exposed architecture, including surviving stucco facades. To get there, take a taxi, tuk-tuk or bus to Los Trapichitos, about 5km along the highway west towards Santa Cruz del Quiché. Stop when the highway passes beside the river and climbs with an evangelical church on the right and a school on the left, just before Los Trapichitos itself. Follow a path down beside the church, and keep going amongst peasant houses until you reach the river bank. The river needs to be waded, ask locally for the best place to cross, which probably changes after every rain season (the river will be impassable during the rains). In January 2016, the best place to cross was a sandbank about 0.75km northwest along the river, just past some rapids and a sharp left-hand bend in the river, and more-or-less opposite a solitary shack on the far bank. The current is fairly strong, and crossing near the rapids is not recommended. Once across, follow the path to the right (eastwards), climbing the mountainside and gradually turning southeast onto the headland in a bend of the river. After crossing a narrow ridge, the ruins become evident, with a number of structures, including an overgrown pyramid. (updated Feb 2016)

## Go next

Buses from Santa Cruz del Quiché pass through Sacapulas and head up to Uspantán in the Cuchumatanes mountains. From Uspantán, it is possible to continue to Cobán, with connections there for Petén. Microbuses from Sacapulas go to Aguacatán, with connections there for Huehuetenango. Buses to Santa Cruz del Quiché connect for travel onwards to Chichicastenango and direct buses to Guatemala City that pass Los Encuentros on the Pan-American Highway, with excellent transport links onwards to major towns and cities such as Huehuetenango, Quetzaltenango, and Chimaltenango.
# Sabugal

Sabugal is a city and municipality in Portugal's Beira Alta province. The city lies on the banks of the River Côa.

## Understand

Sabugal (suh-boo-GAHL, /sɐ.bu.ˈgaɫ/) has a municipal population of 11,283 (2021 provisional) with about 2,000 living in the city proper.

### Visitor information

* 40.3522-7.09271 Posto de Turismo (Tourist Information Office), Museu do Sabugal, Largo São Tiago, toll-free: 800 262 788, visit@cm-sabugal.pt. Another tourist office is in Sortelha. (updated May 2022)

## Get in
### By train

Comboios de Portugal (CP) operate Intercity and Regional trains from Lisbon, Guarda, Castelo Branco, Covilhã, and other cities.

### By bus

Viúva Monteiro & Irmão (VMI) operate express bus services from Lisbon, Coimbra, Guarda, Vilar Formoso, and elsewhere.

### By car

Sabugal can be reached via the N233 road, which can be accessed from the A23 (Autoestrada da Beira Interior) or A25 (Autoestrada das Beiras Litoral e Alta) motorways at Guarda.

## Get around
### By bus

* Autoridade de Transportes (Transport Authority). The municipality run 17 bus routes connecting the various localities and 5 inter-municipal routes. (updated May 2022)

## See

* 40.3514-7.09421 Castelo do Sabugal (Sabugal Castle), Rua do Castelo. This Gothic castle has pentagonal walls and five towers. (updated May 2022)

## Eat

* 40.3568-6.96431 Restaurante Zé Nabeiro, Rua das Hortas 9, Soito, ☏ +351 271 605 116. M–Th 09:30–17:00, F Sa 09:30–23:00, closed Su. Steakhouse featuring grilled meats. €4-17. (updated May 2022)

## Sleep

* 40.4425-7.04411 Cro Hotel Rural & Termal Spa, EN 324, km 123, Rapoula do Côa, ☏ +351 271 589 002, geral@termasdocro.com. Check-in: 16:00, check-out: 12:00. Four-star, 30-room hotel with swimming pool, fitness centre, free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and free parking. €64-110. (updated May 2022)
# Sachsenhausen

There is more than one place called Sachsenhausen (Houses of the Saxons):

## Germany

* a suburb of Frankfurt am Main, known for its apple wine bars.
* a suburb of Oranienburg, known for the concentration camp.
* a municipality in the Weimarer Land, Thuringia.
* a district of Waldeck, Hesse.

## Romania

* the German name for Săsăuş village, Chirpăr Commune, Sibiu County, Romania
# Noda

Noda (野田市 Noda-shi) is a city in northwestern Chiba prefecture.

## Understand

Noda has been a centre of Japanese soybean production for a long time. The Kikkoman soy sauce empire has its headquarters here.

### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site with integrated Google Translate.

## See

* 35.941541139.8701921 Kikkoman Soy Sauce Factory Tour, 110 Noda, Noda, Chiba Prefecture 278-0037, ☏ +81 4-7123-5136. 09:00-16:00. An explanation of how soy sauce is made, and Kikkoman's history in the making of soy sauce. Ends with a soy sauce tasting, and free samples. Reservations requested by phone (in Japanese) beforehand. Free.

## Do

* Shimizu Park (清水公園) - one of Japan’s largest field-athletics courses is about 90 minutes by train from central Tokyo.

## Go next

* Nagareyama
* Kashiwa
* Abiko
* Kasukabe
* Satte
* Bando
* Toride
* Moriya
* Sugito
# Noda (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Noda:

### Japan

* Noda — a town in Chiba (prefecture)

### United States of America

* Charlotte/NoDa — The NOrth DAvidson arts district of Charlotte, North Carolina
# Noel Kempff Mercado National Park

Noel Kempff Mercado is in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. It's inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

## Understand

This national park is one of the largest in South America (one million and a half hectares). Here you will find two of the best waterfalls of the South American continent, with no crowds to be seen.

### Landscape

The park contains a plateau and more than one type of forest.

### Climate
## Get in
## See

* -13.781-60.94541 Arcoiris Falls (Arco Iris Waterfall). The park's main feature, with a width of over 50 m. (updated Nov 2022)
# Nogales

Nogales is a divided city on the Arizona-Sonora border. The Spanish-language name "Nogales" refers to walnuts, as walnut trees once grew here.
Split by a wall which runs down the middle of International Street between the United States of America and the United Mexican States, the title "Heroica Nogales" was conferred on the Mexican portion of the city in recognition of the Battle of Ambos Nogales of August 27, 1918.
International Street was once a wide main street much like any other. In 1918, American authorities opened fire on a Mexican civilian attempting to return to Sonora, igniting an international gun battle which raged for days with reinforcements brought in on both sides. The battle ended with the construction of the first permanent border fence, which split the village in two.
See:
* Nogales (Sonora)
* Nogales (Arizona)
# Thoubal

Thoubal is a town in the Indian state of Manipur. It is an idyllic town of 46,000 people (2011) that has many lakes and rivers, paddy fields, and gardens.

## Understand

Thoubal Bazar is the main business hub of the surrounding villages. A variety of hand loom and handicraft products are produced. Agriculture is the main source of income for the majority of the population.

## Get in

The Trans-Asian highway (AH1) passes through Thoubal. It is well connected with Imphal, Kakching, Moreh, and Yairipok.
Tata Magic, Auto, winger are the only means of transport to and from Thoubal.

## See

* 24.567994.041 Khongjom War Memorial Complex (Anglo-Manipuri War Memorial Complex) (11 km south of Thoubal). This is the largest war memorial complex in Manipur. It commemorates the freedom fighters and matyrs of Anglo-Manipuri War that took place in Khongjom, Manipur. It houses the tallest statue of sword in the world.
* 24.643993.99862 Thoubal Keithel (Thoubal Market Complex). It is one of the largest market complexes in Manipur. Here, one can get everything, starting from local handloom and handicrafts products to local seasonal fruits and vegetables.
* Chinga Lairembi temple
* Tomjing ching
* Panthoibee temple
* Thoubal bazar
* Tangjeng ching (from where you can have a bird's eye view of Waithou Lake)
* 24.65193.98493 Khangabok Menjor garden (Menjor Hingkhol). (updated Dec 2021)

## Buy

Main shopping centres are Thoubal Keithel, Ningombam Luxmi Bazar(popular for tharoi kanghou), Athokpam Bazar, and Babu Bazar.
# Thoroughbred Country

Thoroughbred Country is a region in South Carolina.

## Cities

* 33.549444-81.7205561 Aiken
* 33.008889-81.3086112 Allendale
* 33.513056-81.9627783 North Augusta near Augusta (Georgia).
* 33.244444-81.3633334 Barnwell
* 33.321111-81.1422225 Denmark
* 33.298333-81.0319446 Bamberg
# Thousand Islands National Park

There is more than one place called Thousand Islands National Park:

### Canada

* Thousand Islands National Park of Canada — national park in the Thousand Islands in Eastern Ontario.

### Indonesia

* Thousand Islands (Indonesia) — regency and national park in the Jakarta Bay, off the coast of Jakarta.
# Thrace

Thrace is a region in the southeast Balkans, bordered by the Black Sea, the Sea of Marmara, the Aegean Sea, the region of Macedonia, and the Balkan Mountains.
The boundaries of Thrace have always been vague: the only fixed point is that Istanbul and the Bosphorus stand at its eastern edge. For the last 200 years or so the name has meant the segment of Europe within about 400 km of Istanbul. The ancient Thracian people occupied a larger region, and the term "Europe" was first applied to their lands. In Greek mythology they were the tribe of Thrax, son of Ares the god of war - they were described as warlike, but those accounts reflect times when they were in conflict with Persia, Greece or Rome. They were probably an Indo-European people who became distinct from the Dacians of Romania around 1000 BC. They were united as the Odrysian kingdom from the 5th to 3rd century BC but were otherwise disparate. They became assimilated into Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire and vanished, leaving a legacy of artworks, burial mounds, and some place name elements, along with their musical tradition, elements of which survive in the modern folk styles of the area. From medieval times their region lay within the Ottoman Empire.
The present layout of Thrace reflects the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne, which adjusted national borders after the Great War, and mandated population exchanges to reduce ethnic tensions:
* Northern Thrace (Северна Тракия) is in Bulgaria and includes the Upper Thracian Plain, the Bulgarian part of the Rhodope Mountains, and the smaller Strandzha and Sakar.
* Western Thrace (Θράκη) comprises three prefectures of Greece: Evros (which includes the island of Samothrace), Rhodope and Xanthi.
* Eastern Thrace (Doğu Trakya or Rumeli) is the European part of Turkey. Although geographically this includes Istanbul, that's a metropolitan region spanning both sides of the Bosphorus and described on separate pages.
All three countries usually refer to their portion as simply Thrace, since from their point of view the geography is inverted: thus in Turkey "Eastern Thrace" is the furthest west of the entire country, and so on. In each, "Thracian" is a distinct regional identity, but of course refers to modern inhabitants. The original Thracians disappeared from history around the 4th century AD, and after 1600 years of subsequent conquests and civilisations in the region, it's difficult to learn much about them.
# Santo Tomas

There is more than one place called Santo Tomas or Santo Tomás.

### Argentina

* Santo Tomás (Buenos Aires), Carlos Casares Partido, Buenos Aires Province
* Santo Tomás (Neuquén)

### Colombia

* Santo Tomás (Atlantico)

### Cuba

* Santo Tomás (Cuba), Ciego de Ávila Province
* Gran Caverna de Santo Tomás, Viñales

### Ecuador

* Santo Tomas, a collection of a few farms, barely large enough to have a name, Isabela

### El Salvador

* Santo Tomás (El Salvador)

### Guatemala

* Santo Tomás de Castilla, Puerto Barrios, Izabal Department
* Santo Tomás La Unión, Suchitepéquez Department

### Mexico

* Santo Tomás, Ensenada, Baja California
* Santo Tomás de los Plátanos, in México
* Santo Tomás Jalieza, in Oaxaca
* Santo Tomás Mazaltepec, in Oaxaca
* Santo Tomás Ocotepec, in Oaxaca
* Santo Tomás Tamazulapan, in Oaxaca
* Santo Tomas, Sonora

### Nicaragua

* Santo Tomás, Chontales

### Panama

* Santo Tomás, Chiriquí

### Peru

* Santo Tomás District, in Luya province, Amazonas region
* Santo Tomás District, in Cutervo province, Cajamarca region
* Santo Tomás District, in Chumbivilcas province, Cusco region
* Santo Tomás de Pata District, in Angaraes province, Huancavelica region

### Philippines

* Santo Tomas (Batangas) — a town in Batangas
* Santo Tomas (La Union) — a town in La Union
* Santo Tomas (Davao del Norte)
* Santo Tomas (Isabela)
* Santo Tomas (Pampanga)
* Santo Tomas (Pangasinan)
* Mount Santo Tomas

### Spain

* Santo Tomas (Menorca), resort on Minorca.

### United States of America

* Santo Tomás (Texas)

### See also

* Saint Thomas (disambiguation)
# Santo Stefano di Sessanio

Santo Stefano di Sessanio is a village with a preserved medieval character in L'Áquila Province in Abruzzo.

## Get in

Bus from L'Aquila.

## Get around

The only way to see the village is on foot. It's small enough to give no problem to most people but is not easy for wheel-chair users as there are a number of steps and some very narrow roads.

## See

* It is the village as a whole rather than any particular sight that is appealing, although you would not want to miss the watchtower and the remarkably narrow street past it.
* There is a small lake just outside the walls.

## Eat

* Hotel Restaurant del Cavaliere, Via della Giudea, This is just outside the wall; their lentil soup is particularly good.

## Sleep

* The Residenza la Torre is not a single place but consists of a number of restored apartments, the restoration tastefully planned by an architect owner. The owner or a family member will let you into your apartment and leave you some food for breakfast, book you a meal at the local restaurant if you wish and then leave you until the morning.
# Santos Dumont

Santos Dumont is a city in the Southern Minas Gerais.

## Understand

Santos Dumont is the birthplace of aviation pioneer Alberto Santos-Dumont and is named in his honour. Prior to the renaming the city was known as Palmira. The Cabangu museum is dedicated to his memory. It is in the house where he was born.

### Climate

* October to April: Warm temperatures and plenty of rain
* May to September: Cooler temperatures and little rain. This period is drier and coincides with winter.

## Get in

* Herminia Pedro Chavez Bus Station (Rodoviária Hermínia Pedro Chavez).

## See

* Igreja Matriz de São Miguel e Almas, Praça Cesário Alvim - Centro.
* -21.42506-43.674511 Cabangu Museum (Museu de Cabangu) (16 km from the city centre). The house where Alberto Santos Dumont was born is a mseum of personal objects, photos and aviation.
* Igreja de Nosso Senhor dos Passos, Praça Bias Fortes.
* Praça Bagatelle, BR-040 (Próximo ao hótel 14-Bis).
* Paulo de Paula Cultural Center (Centro Cultural Paulo de Paula), Praça da Estação - Centro.
* Antenor Ayres Viana Municipal Library, Rua Prefeito José Maria Pitella, 132 - Centro. (Biblioteca Municipal Antenor Ayres Viana).

## Do

* -21.442546-43.5137561 Ponte Preta Reservoir (Represa da Ponte Preta) (in the Ponte Preta neighborhood). The Ponte Preta Reservoir is the tourist attraction that receives the most visitors, especially on hot summer days, where people go to swim, go boating, fish, and camp. From September to January, the dam is empty, but leisure activities are still possible on site, such as camping and events such as “Off Road”.
* The city's birthday is celebrated on July 27
* The feast of the patron saint São Miguel is celebrated on September 29

## Buy

* Galeria Paulo Couri, R Antonio Ladeira.
* Shopping Campos Henriques, Avenida Presidente Getúlio Vargas, 377 - Centro, ☏ +55 32 3251-6755.

## Eat

* Restaurante Fogão de Lenha, R. Sérgio Neves, 63, ☏ +55 32 3251-4433.
* Super Mais Espaço Gourmet, Rua Afonso Pena, 607.

## Sleep

* $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Pousada 14-Bis, BR-040, 3101, ☏ +55 32 3251-1393.
* Pousada Villa Dumont, Rua João Pessoa, 58 - Centro, ☏ +55 32 3251-3059.
# Santo Ângelo

Santo Ângelo is a town in the Northwest of Rio Grande do Sul, in the South of Brazil.

## Get in
### By plane

* Santo Ângelo-Sepé Tiaraju Airport

### By bus

There are bus lines which link Santo Ângelo with cities such as Porto Alegre, Florianópolis, Curitiba, and São Paulo, as well as other cities of Rio Grande do Sul.
* Santo Ângelo Bus Terminal, Rua Sete Povos das Missões, 419, tel.:55 3313-2618.

### By car

The city is reached via RS-344, which in turn links to BR-392 (toward the Brazil-Argentina border), and to BR-285 (toward the Southeast, Central East, and Grande Porto Alegre regions of the state).

## See

* City Hall Building, Edifício da Prefeitura Municipal.
* Coluna Prestes Memorial (Memorial Coluna Prestes).
* Coluna Prestes Monument (Monumento A Coluna Prestes). Designed by Oscar Niemeyer.
* Dr. José Olavo Machado Municipal Museum (Museu Municipal Dr. José Olavo Machado).
* Monument to the Guarani Indian, Monumento ao Índio Guarani.
* Praça Pinheiro Machado.
* Santo Ângelo Cathedral (Catedral Angelopolitana).
* Schoenstatt Sanctuary (Santuário de Schoenstatt).

## Sleep
### Budget
### Mid-range

* Hotel Avenida, Av. Venâncio Aires, 1671, ☏ +55 55 3312-6307. primitive.
* Hotel Sepé Tiarajú, Av. Brasil, 1256, ☏ +55 55 99716-1959. Some attractive architecture in the facade of this establishment.
* Hotel Nova Esperança Aberto 24h, R. Sete Povos das Missões, 463, ☏ +55 55 3312-1173. Breakfast and a/c available, but you are out of luck with wifi. (updated Dec 2020)

### Splurge

* Hotel Maerkli, Av. Brasil, 1000, ☏ +55 55 3313-2127. Breakfast is nom nom. Wifi may be a bit sporadic.
# Sanuki

Sanuki (さぬき) is a city of 56,000 people (2021) in Kagawa prefecture.

## Understand
### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site. with integrated Google Translate.　Its Pamphlet section has some materials in English and other languages.

## Get in
### By train

* Shikoku Railway Company (JR Shikoku): Kotoku Line
* Takamatsu Kotohira Electric Railway:
* Nagao Line: Nagao Station
The central station is Shido Station.

### By bus

* Okawa Bus

### By car

* National highway No. 11
* National highway No. 377

## See
### Temples

* Shikoku 88 Pilgrimage Sites: a multi-site pilgrimage of 88 temples associated with the Buddhist monk Kūkai (Kōbō Daishi).
** Shidoji Temple. 86th site. (updated Nov 2021)
** Nagao Temple (長尾寺), 653 Nagaonishi. 87th site.
** 34.1914134.2071 Okubo-ji Temple (大窪寺), 96 Tawakanewari. 88th site. A temple of the Shingon sect Daikakuji sect.
* Matsubara of Tsuda (Kotobayashi Park, 琴林公園) (10 minutes walk from Sanuki-Tsuda Station on the JR Kotoku Line). One of Japan's "100 best white sand and green pine trees" sites. The beach beyond Matsubara is beautiful and attracts many swimmers in the summer.
* 34.26134.2441672 Tomita Chausan Tomb (富田茶臼山古墳), 3402-3 Tomidanaka, Okawa-machi. The largest tumulus in the Shikoku region. It is estimated to have been built around the first half of the 5th century CE.

## Do

* Yakushiyu Onsen (薬師湯温泉), Tawatakeyashiki (Nagao Station (長尾駅), then community bus 30 minutes). A cold mineral spring that springs from the Tawatakeyashiki. Because the source temperature is low, a heating/circulation filtration method is used.

### Parks

* 34.253333134.2447221 Miroku Nature Park (みろく自然公園), 3286 Tomidanaka, Okawa-machi. At the northern foot of the Sanuki Mountains in the Okawa district of Sanuki City, Kagawa Prefecture. There are sports facilities, leisure facilities, and accommodation facilities. There is a roadside station Miroku in a nearby facility.
* Prefectural Kamezuru Park (香川県立亀鶴公園) (Takamatsu-Kotohira Electric Railroad Nagaosen Nagao Station, or Zoda Station on the JR Shikoku Kotoku Line). Including the hills around the park, the area is about 33 ha. On the site, there are " Sakura Namiki" and "Iris Garden", as well as "Kameshima", which is rich in natural forests where more than 300 tree species have been confirmed. It is one of the most famous cherry blossom viewing spots in the Tosan region. Especially, the embankment connecting the Kameshima side and the Usa shrine side is 20 m wide and 300 m long, and about 300 cherry trees (Yoshino cherry tree) are planted on both sides. (updated Nov 2021)

## Go next

* Miki
* Higashikagawa
* Takamatsu
* Naruto
* Tokushima
* Sakaide
* Ayagawa
* Utazu
* Marugame
# São José do Norte

São José do Norte is in the Grande Porto Alegre region of Rio Grande do Sul.

## Get in
### By car

From Porto Alegre, take RS-040 east to the intersection with BR-101 and head south from there through the small towns of Mostardas and Tavares to reach São José do Norte.

### By boat

It is possible to cross from Rio Grande by ferry (with space for cars) or by motorboat.

## See

* Laguna dos Patos.
* Mar Grosso Beach (Praia do Mar Grosso).
# São Jorge (Azores)

São Jorge is an island in Portugal's Azores (Açores) archipelago.

## Understand

São Jorge (SUHNW ZHOHR-zh(ih), /ˈsɐ̃w ˈʒoɾ.ʒɨ/) has two main settlements:
* 38.6-28.0166671 Calheta
* 38.681722-28.2079442 Velas

## Get in
### By plane

* 38.6633-28.17031 Aérodromo de São Jorge (SJZ ). SATA Air Açores flies from Ponta Delgada (PDL) and Terceira (TER). (updated Mar 2021)

### By boat

* Atlânticoline. Ferries from Faial, Pico, Terceira, and Graciosa. (updated Jun 2021)

## See

* 38.631924-28.0964651 Igreja de Santa Bárbara, Manadas, Velas. Church built in 1770 over the ruins of an earlier church from 1485. (updated Jul 2021)

## Eat

* 38.71128-28.23691 O Branquinho, Ribeira do Belo 48, Rosais, ☏ +351 919 184 024. Tu–Su 11:00–14:00 & 18:30–21:30, closed M. €7-15. (updated Jul 2021)
* 38.6447-28.12832 Restaurante Castelinho, Caminho das Árvores, Urzelina, ☏ +351 295 010 385. W–M 09:00–15:00 & 18:00–22:00, closed Tu. €4-21. (updated Jul 2021)
* 38.6792-28.18823 Fornos de Lava, ☏ +351 917 394 977, fornosdelava@hotmail.com. Th–Tu 19:00–23:00, closed W. Traditional cooking in a wood-burning oven using local ingredients. Views of Pico and Faial Islands. €15-40. (updated Jul 2021)

## Sleep

* 38.6721-28.19331 Cantinho das Buganvilias Resort, Rua Padre Augusto Teixeira, Queimada, Velas, ☏ +351 918 201 535, cantinhodasbuganvilias@gmail.com. Four-star, 19-room apartment-style hotel. Rooms have full kitchenettes, dining areas, patios with island views, and living rooms with flat-screen TVs. €69-100. (updated Jul 2021)
* 38.6904-28.21242 Quinta de São Pedro, Lugar de São Pedro, Velas, ☏ +351 295 432 189, quinta.saopedro@sapo.pt. Check-out: 12:00. Rural accommodation with swimming pool, free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and free parking. (updated Jul 2021)
* 38.6807-28.2113 Hotel São Jorge Garden, Avenida dos Baleeiros, Velas, ☏ +351 295 430 100, central.reservas@hotelsaojorge.pt. Check-in: 16:00, check-out: 12:00. Three-star, 58-room hotel with outdoor swimming pool, free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, and free parking. €54-96. (updated Jul 2021)