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# Regimental Museums

Regimental Museums is an itinerary in United Kingdom.

## Understand

In the infantry a regiment is set of several battalions with the same name. In the British Army many regiments go back to 1666. It is where the loyalty of the soldier lays. When asked what unit a soldier belongs to, he will always offer the name of his regiment (not his platoon, company or battalion) first. This loyalty continues into him supporting a Regimental Museum.

## Get in

March to:

## Go

52.0967610.1360381 Royal Anglian Regiment Museum, Duxford. Part of the Imperial War Museum Duxford.
54.60081-5.927082 Royal Ulster Rifles Regimental Museum, Belfast, rurmuseum@yahoo.co.uk.
53.9561-1.08093 York Army Museum (Royal Dragoon Guards), York. Contact via Facebook and X. The museum brings together the collections of one of the Army's oldest cavalry regiments, the Royal Dragoon Guards, dating from 1685, with one of its newest infantry regiments, the Yorkshire Regiment, which was only formed in 2006.
# Regina Beach

Regina Beach is a town on south end Last Mountain Lake in Southeastern Saskatchewan and is an active lakeside resort town during the summer.

## Understand

Regina Beach rests on shores of the south end of Last Mountain Lake, within the Qu'Appelle Valley, it becomes an a popular lakeside recreational community due to its proximity to Regina. It's popular as both a daytrip or a weekend getway.

## Get in

Regina Beach is 55 km (34 mi) northwest of Regina and can be accessed by taking Highway 11 and Highway 54.

## Get around

The townsite of Regina Beach is small and walkable.

## Do

* Regina Beach Recreation Site (end of Centre Street in Regina Beach), ☏ +1 306-729-3423. One of southern Saskatchewan's most popular beaches, Regina Beach Recreation Site is on the shore of Last Mountain Lake. This site offers a beach area, playground, service centre, picnic area (briquettes only), beach volleyball courts, boat launch and a fish filleting building. (updated Mar 2019)
* Regina Beach Golf Club, 433 McNabb Road, ☏ +1 306-729-4653, reginabeachgolfclub@sasktel.net. 9-hole grass greens course that is suitable for golfers of all ages and skill sets. (updated Jan 2021)

## Buy

* Regina Beach Farmers' Market, 115 Centre Street, Regina Beach, ☏ +1 306-520-8218, reginabeachfarmersmarket@gmail.com. (updated Mar 2019)

## Eat

* Blue Bird Cafe, 108 Centre St, Regina Beach, ☏ +1 306-729-2385. (updated Mar 2019)
* Papu's Restaurant, 399 Centre St, ☏ +1 306-729-7272. (updated Mar 2019)
* Regina Beach Yacht Club, 102 2nd Street E, ☏ +1 306-539-6360. (updated Mar 2019)

## Drink

* Waterfront Beach Bar & Grill, 103 1st Avenue E, ☏ +1 306-729-2020, thewaterfrontbeachbarandgrill@gmail.com. Su-Tu 11AM-10PM, W Th 11AM-midnight F Sa 11-2AM. (updated Jan 2021)

## Sleep

* Last Mountain Getaways, 341 Centre Street, ☏ +1 306-526-4485, lmgetaways@gmail.com. Two fully furnished units, each with two bedrooms, kitchenette, living room, bathroom, as well as other services. (updated Jan 2021)
* Regina Beach Campground (1 km S of Regina Beach on Old Hwy 54), ☏ +1 306-729-2629, reginabeachcampground@sasktel.net. (updated Jan 2021)
* The Happy Camper Campground (1 km W of Lumsden Beach), ☏ +1 306-526-2907, +1 306-729-2617, thehappycampercampground@gmail.com. (updated Jan 2021)
# Registro

Registro is in the South Coast region of São Paulo. The largest city of the Ribeira Valley, one of the poorest regions of the state, Registro contains a valuable Japanese heritage.

## Understand

Registro, as much as the rest of the Ribeira Valley, was settled in the 17th century as a gold mining community, but prosperity didn't last long. In the beginning of the twentieth century, the region gained new life with the arrival of thousands of Japanese immigrants, brought by the Kaigai Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha (KKKK) company, and who started cultivating rice and tea in the region.
The municipality of Registro was created in 1944. Agriculture remains important to the city's economy, and it is also a center of services of the Ribeira Valley. If there is a major attraction in Registro, it is the cultural heritage left by one of the earliest waves of Japanese immigrants to Brazil.

## See

* KKKK Education and Culture Center (Casarão do Porto, Centro de Educação e Cultura KKKK), R. Seiji Sumida. Historical warehouse constructed between 1913-1918 by the KKKK (Kaigai Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha) company, which brought early Japanese colonizers to Registro. Nowadays it contains the Ribeira Valley Japanese Immigration Memorial (Memorial da Imigração Japonesa Vale do Ribeira), with exhibits of tools, clothes, maps, documents, and farm implements.
* Igreja de Todos os Santos, Bairro Manga Larga. Easily mistaken by a Buddhist temple, it is actually an Anglican church, built in 1929 by Japanese from the Nagano prefecture. It is a national heritage construction.
* Praça Beira Rio, Parque Prefeito José de Carvalho. A pleasant spot next to the Ribeira river and the KKKK. It contains the Guaracuí, a sculpture of a tulip made of steel by the renowned Japanese artist Tomie Ohtake.
* Honpa Hongwanji Buddhist temple, Avenida Estados Unidos, 50, ☏ +55 13 3821-1998. A small but charming Shin Buddhist temple constructed in 1967.
* Praça dos Expedicionários.
* Torazo Okamoto Municipal Woods (Bosque Municipal Torazo Okamoto).
* Nakatsugawa City Square (Praça Cidade de Nakatsugawa). This square has Japanese-style architecture reminiscent of the town's sister city of Nakatsugawa, in Japan.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Bunkyo Registro, Rua Nakatsugawa, 165. The building of the Japanese Cultural Association of Registro is a beautiful example of Japanese architecture.

## Do

* $^{[deadlink]}$ Tooro Nagashi. A truly Japanese-Brazilian ceremony, Registro's Tooro Nagashi is similar to the Japanese event of same name, but it's celebrated instead on 2 November (Catholic All Saints' Day). In this ceremony, a couple of thousand paper lanterns are released into the Ribeira river.

## Buy

Typical products from Registro include mats, bags and sandals made of beak-sedge, brought in 1933 by Japanese immigrants which is now cultivated only in Registro and in Sete Barras.
# Hartsville (South Carolina)

Hartsville is in the Pee Dee Country of South Carolina, comprising the largest town of Darlington County. It holds honoree status as an All-America City and Arbor Day Foundation Tree City. Its early days were full of some headstrong entrepreneurs, which lent the town a fair share of industry, and today it's the headquarters of Sonoco and Coker University, which has a nice botanical garden.

## Get in

Hartsville is about 14 miles north of I-20 and 20 miles northwest of I-95.

## See

* 34.37598-80.074481 Hartsville Museum, 222 N 5th St, ☏ +1 843 383-3005. M-Sa 10AM-4PM. Small local museum with textiles and things. Free. (updated Dec 2021)

## Do

* 34.36601-80.115651 Kalmia Gardens, 1624 W Carolina Ave, ☏ +1 843 383-8145. Dawn to Dusk. This botanical garden with camelias, azeleas, wisteria, and a mountain laurel called Kalmia latifolia, encompasses a pond and bluffs and the Thomas Hart house, the home of the town's founder, as the centerpiece. Free. (updated Dec 2021)
* 34.38259-80.079452 Lawton Park, 716 Prestwood Dr, ☏ +1 843 917-0583. Daily 7AM-9PM. You can enjoy some languid scenes of Prestwood Lake from this city park and admire some Works Progress Administration work with a Colonial Revival building on site. Free. (updated Dec 2021)
* 34.37558-80.074273 Center Theater, 212 N 5th St, ☏ +1 843 332-5721. A retro theater builty by the WPA where, among other things, you can attend the annual Renofest, which is a bluegrass festival dedicated to Don Reno. (updated Dec 2021)

## Sleep

* 34.35547-80.057941 The Landmark Inn, 1301 S 4th St, ☏ +1 843 332-2611. They try, with a continental breakfast and a pool. (updated Dec 2021)
# Hartford (disambiguation)

There's more than one place called Hartford:

### United States of America

* Hartford — the capital city of Connecticut
* Hartford (Kentucky) — a town in Kentucky
* Hartford (Vermont) — a town in Vermont

### See also

* Hertford (disambiguation)
# Hartola

Hartola is a town and municipality in Päijänne Tavastia.

## Understand

Hartola has a Swedish name too, Gustav Adolfs, though it's rarely used. This has historical reasons. In the late 18th century when Finland was part of Sweden, Hartola was administratively part of Sysmä parish but the town's population wanted to establish their own parish, so they wrote a petition to King Gustav III. The king approved, and named the town after his son, Gustav Adolf. Due to this, Hartola also markets itself as "Finland's only kingdom".
The least populous municipality of Päijänne Tavastia, Hartola has about 2600 inhabitants as of 2023. Nevertheless, it's next to one of the busiest north-south roads in Finland, Highway 4, so a lot of people pass through.

## Get in

Hartola is on Highway 4 between Lahti and Jyväskylä. You can get in by car or bus.

## See

* 61.568126.01691 Itä-Hämeen museo, Koskipääntie 2. The Museum of Eastern Tavastia, opened in 1929 on the grounds of Koskipää Manor showcases the culture and history of Hartola and other towns east of Lake Päijänne. (updated Jul 2023)
* 61.578826.02032 Hartola Church (Hartolan Kirkko), Keskustie 57. Quite unusual for a Finnish countryside church, this is a massive building built in grey granite in National Romantic style and finished in 1913. The organ and altarpiece are from the former wooden church that was demolished and partially rebuilt in Pertunmaa. (updated Jul 2023)

## Do

* 61.57326.03621 Hartola Golf, Kaikulantie 79. Golf course. (updated Jul 2023)

## Buy

* 61.579926.02061 Hartolan Markkinat. first Saturday in September. Hartola's fair is the largest in Finland, with over 300 vendors. There are food products, handicraft, art etc. for sale. (updated Jul 2023)

## Eat

* 61.5644326.007021 Kuninkaan Portti, Keskustie 2 (next to Highway 4). Usual roadside restaurant; schnitzels, meatballs, chicken and the like on the menu as well as buffet lunch. (updated Jul 2023)
* 61.57926.00852 Jari-Pekka, Yhdystie 2 (next to Highway 4). 24h. Service station with a restaurant on its own as well as a Hesburger, Subway and Kotipizza counter. (updated Jul 2023)

## Sleep

* 61.563225.99491 Gasthaus Koskenniemi, Koskenniementie 66, ☏ +358 3 716 1135, email@koskenniemi.com. Hotel, cottages and camping area. (updated Jul 2023)
* 61.465625.90472 Krouvin Camping, Kalhontie 459, ☏ +358 400 497 768, info@krouvin.com. Camping area with a brewery-restaurant and dance pavilion. (updated Jul 2023)
* 61.737925.9343 Rantalan Lomamökit, Rantalankuja 20, Vuorenkylä, ☏ +358 44 042 8232, info@rantalanlomamokit.com. Cottages. (updated Jul 2023)

## Go next

* Joutsa
* Heinola
* Pertunmaa
* Sysmä
# Taizhou

There is more than one place named Taizhou:

### China

* Taizhou (Jiangsu) - A city in Jiangsu, 泰州 Tàizhōu in Chinese.
* Taizhou (Zhejiang) - A city in Zhejiang, 台州 Tāizhōu in Chinese.
# Nxai Pan National Park

Nxai Pan National Park is the Okavango-Chobe region of Botswana. The park protects Nxai Pan, which is one of the Makgadikgadi Pan salt flats.

## Understand
### History

The area around Nxai Pan was declared a game reserve in 1970. In 1992, the reserve's area was increased at it was given national park status. The park is contiguous with Makgadikgadi Pans National Park.

### Landscape

The park is also home to the cluster of millennia-old baobab trees, Baines' Baobabs, which owe their name to artist and adventurer Thomas Baines, who painted the baobabs in 1862.

### Flora and fauna

The park is home to elephant, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, lion, leopard, cheetah, kudu, springbok, impala, ostrich, Cape wild dog, jackal, hyena, bat-eared fox, aardwolf, and honey badger. The best time to see wildlife in the park is during the rainy season that runs from December to March.

### Climate

The rainy season which is from November to April is the hot wet summer season and the time when the park is at its best. Game is abundant from December to April but if the rains have been heavy the roads may be difficult to negotiate. Road conditions can become difficult during times of heavy rains. The more accessible time to be in the park is in the dry season, which is from May to September.

## Sleep

Nxai Pan National Park is administered by the Department of Wildlife and National Parks (DWNP), so camping is only allowed at designated camp sites, which must be booked in advance at the DWNP office in Gaborone or Maun. You will not be permitted into either park without a camp-site reservation, unless you're on an organised tour.
# Oban (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Oban:

### Scotland

* Oban - A town in Argyll and Bute.

### New Zealand

* Oban - The only settlement on Stewart Island.
# Oaxaca

There is more than one place in the world called Oaxaca. You may be looking for:
* Oaxaca (state) a state of Mexico
* Oaxaca (city) a city in Mexico
# Obama

Obama (小浜市 Obama-shi) is a city in Fukui Prefecture.

## Understand

    See also: Presidents of the United States
Its Japanese name means literally "little beach," and the city promotes itself as "Nara by the Sea," for its numerous historic temples and shrines. For most of its history a fishing town, the city now supports itself primarily by tourism.
Obama, in a mixture of giddy silliness and self-promotion, latched on to the 2008 Obama presidential campaign in the United States, and local businesses started selling Barack Obama merchandise and hosting primary watch parties. The craze had its origins in a 2006 interview in Japan with then Senator Obama, when he remarked that his customs official at the airport had been from the city of Obama. Hearing this, the Obama city hall sent the senator gifts of Wasaka Agate lacquered chopsticks, as well as a DVD about the city. Upon his securing of the presidency in November 2008, the city celebrated with dancing by the "Obama Girls," a troupe of hula dancers celebrating Obama's Hawaiian upbringing, and by building a commemorative statue of the president-elect in front of City Hall.

### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a partly bilingual guide site.

## Get in
### By train

Obama is on the JR Obama Line which runs from Tsuruga Station (1 hr, ¥950). Services are infrequent but timed to meet limited express trains that stop at Tsuruga. With a change in Tsuruga, you can reach Obama from Kyoto in 2 hrs (¥4,180) and Osaka in 2 1/2 hrs (¥5,550).
From Tokyo, the easiest way to reach Obama is to take the Tokaido Shinkansen Hikari service to Maibara, the Shirasagi limited express train to Tsuruga, and then the JR Obama Line. If timed perfectly you can reach Obama in just over 4 hrs (¥14,050).
The Japan Rail Pass is valid for all of these journeys.

## See

* 35.50394135.745751 Obama Castle Ruins (Obama Shrine) (小浜城跡（小浜神社）), Jyonai 1chome. Only the walls remain of the ruined 17th century castle, but it does have some nice views over Obama Bay.
* 35.481667135.6555562 Okozu Salt Works. An ancient salt production site. (updated Apr 2019)
* 35.532811135.6662113 Obama Domain Battery Sites (小浜藩台場跡). (updated Apr 2019)
* 35.453611135.8044444 Myōtsū-ji (明通寺). (updated Apr 2019)
* 35.480239135.7886395 Wakasa Kokubun-ji (若狭国分寺). (updated Apr 2019)
* 35.466083135.7784726 Wakasahiko Shrine (若狭姫神社). (updated Apr 2019)

## Buy

When visiting, you should seek out the city's traditional Wasaka Agate crafts and lacquer ware. They have a bright red color, produced by burning basic agate stone and then polishing it with sand. The lacquer ware is the luxury souvenir of choice; it is created by highly skilled craftsmen in a lengthy process which developed 400 years ago in the city.

## Sleep

* 35.496185135.7399331 Hotel Sekumiya (ホテルせくみ屋), 113 Obamashirahige, ☏ +81 770-52-0020, fax: +81 770-52-1230. ¥13,125-14,700.

## Go next

* Tsuruga
* Maizuru
* Wakasa
* Oi
* Takahama
* Mihama
* Takashima
* Ayabe
* Miyazu
# Trujillo

There is more than one place called Trujillo:

### Honduras

* Trujillo (Honduras) — a city in Honduras

### Peru

* Trujillo (Peru) — a city on the Northern Coast of Peru

### Spain

* Trujillo (Spain) — the original Trujillo in Spain

### Venezuela

* Trujillo (Venezuela) — a state in Venezuela
# Truro

There is more than one place called Truro:

### Australia

* Truro (South Australia) - a town in South Australia.

### Canada

* Truro (Nova Scotia) - A town in Nova Scotia.

### United Kingdom

* Truro (England) - A city in Cornwall.

### United States of America

* Truro (Massachusetts) - A town in Massachusetts on Cape Cod.
# Trujillo (Venezuela)

Trujillo is a state in the Venezuelan Andes.

## Cities

* 9.366667-70.4330561 Trujillo – state capital
* 9.246145-70.2616832 Boconó
* 9.1875-70.8130563 Monte Carmelo
* 9.15532-70.58054 La Quebrada
* 9.317778-70.6036115 Valera

## Understand

Simon Bolivar made his presence felt by the Spanish Crown around these parts, when he proclaimed "a fight to the death" for independence in Trujillo-town in 1813. Nowadays, agriculture figures centrally in this area, as does the Catholic church.

## See

* 9.244-70.274841 Museo Trapiche Los Clavos, in Bocono. 09:00-18:00 daily. Museum about the history of cane milling in the area. (updated Sep 2020)
* 9.24353-70.270362 Iglesia San Alejo, in Bocono. A reconstructed 19th century church with a tall clock and bell tower. (updated Sep 2020)
* 9.36731-70.23933 Iglesia de San Miguel de Boconó, in the pueblo of San Miguel. Built by the Franciscans in 1660, this church is a national monument and has an altar and baptismal font from about the same time and bells from 1770. (updated Sep 2020)
* 9.62783-70.228844 Iglesia San Juan Buatista de Carache, in the pueblo of Carache. A church that originally dates to 1554, although it pretty much had to be rebuilt in the 20th century after an earthquake in 1854. Has a noted masonry and oval door. (updated Sep 2020)
* 9.36532-70.435845 Cathedral de Nuestra Señora de La Paz. Built in 1662. (updated Sep 2020)
* 9.34834-70.461966 Monumento Virgen de la Paz (southwest of Trujillo). 07:45-17:00 daily. Said to be the tallest living monument in the Americas and the tallest Mary statue in the world, with what could be a chicken sitting in her right hand. She weighs 1200 tons, so you may want to consider stepping back if there's an earthquake. (updated Sep 2020)
* 9.31439-70.608387 Iglesia San Juan Bautista, in Valera. Gothic style church from the 1950s with two domes that resembles the Cathedral of Cologne somewhat. (updated Sep 2020)
* 9.29677-70.672648 Santuario Diocesano "Niño Jesus de Escuque", in the pueblo of Escuque. A Romanesque-Neo-classical style church from the early 20th century that is regarded for its 16th century venerated image of Jesus inside and also for where the popular Jose Gregorio Hernandez who was said to be able to perform miracles through intercession was baptized. (updated Sep 2020)
# Truman

Truman is a city in Martin County in Southern Minnesota. Truman lies 20 mi (32 km) to the north of the Iowa border in south central Minnesota. Truman was founded when the railroad came through the area in 1899.

## Get in
### By car

Truman is on Minnesota Highway 15. It is 10 minutes north and south of major multi-lane freeways. Travelers on Interstate 90 will take Exit 102 at Fairmont. Travel 10 miles north on Highway 15 to find Truman. Travelers coming from the north (Mankato or the Twin Cities metro area) will take US Highway 169 south to Minnesota Highway 60 west. Travel 10 miles south on Highway 15 after you exit Highway 60.

### By bus

Greyhound bus stations are at Fairmont (10 minutes), Madelia (20 minutes), or Mankato (40 minutes).

### By plane

Travelers getting to the area by air will fly into Minneapolis/Saint Paul (2 hours - all major airlines), Rochester (90 minutes - Delta, American), or Sioux Falls (2 hours - Delta, American Eagle, United). Well-maintained freeways from these airports lead to Truman.

### By train

The nearest Amtrak station is in Saint Paul (2.5 hours).

## Get around

The only form of public transportation is the Martin County Taxi Service $^{[deadlink]}$.

## Do

* Truman Days.
* Truman City Pool, ☏ +1 507-776-8561. The city owns and operates an outdoor swimming pool from Memorial Day to Labor Day, which is located between the school and athletic fields.

## Eat & Drink

* Ajax Bar & Grill, Highway 15, ☏ +1 507-776-3147.

## Sleep
### Bed & Breakfast

* The Whittler's Lady, 621 West Ciro Street, ☏ +1 507-776-8555.

### Camping

* The Truman Campground (adjacent to the city pool), info@trumanmn.us. Available for visitors to rent sites. The campground includes electricity, water, and a dump station. The first night is free of charge; subsequent days are charged at $15 per day.

## Go next

* Minnesota Highway 15 south will go to Fairmont.
# Ibajay

Ibajay is a municipality in the province of Aklan, Philippines. It has a population of about 40,000.

## See

* The Beautiful Sunset At Bugtongbato
** Katunggan it Ibajay- A 40 plus hectares mangrove park with the most concentration of mangrove tree species in the Philippines.
** The upstream farming villages along the Ibajay River-well irrigated ricefields, orchards, gentle verdant rolling hills, wild flowers, endemic and migratory birds, unexplored caves, swimming holes and friendly locals.

## Do

* The Ati-Ati Festival.
* Sto. Nino Festival. Ibajay's special and unique way of celebrating the feast of Sr. Sto. Niño beckons devotees, pilgrims and tourists to come to Ibajay to witness to themselves the reality of the affair. Every year the celebration holds different meanings, different experiences, different revelation to each and every celebrant.

### Paeantawan

The Paeantawan (a high place from where to look around) is a circular mountain with three peaks, a deep depression in the middle, and a narrow opening looking to the west. From the inside, it is like a bowl with uneven rim and a break on one side. From the highest peak, one can see the Sibuyan Sea, the Poblacion (municipal capital), Barangays Tagbaya and Agbago on the north; on the northeast and east, Barangays Laguinbanua, Bagacay, Batuan and Capilijan; on the south and west are groups of mountains one of which is Banderahan, the highest mountain peak in Barangay Sta. Cruz. Anyone from as far as one and a half kilometers from Paeantawan can be observed with the unaided eyes.
It was from the highest Paeantawan peak, garrisoned by the Japanese occupation forces and served as both observation and battery posts, that a Japanese sniper shot and killed a Catholic priest, Father Nicomedes Solidum Masangkay, a native of Sta. Cruz, who was running along a creek below. Garison (from garrison) some 500 meters south of Paeantawan and slightly higher is reported to be the most destructive of all Japanese garrisons in Sta. Cruz. It was from this peak that most of the effective sniper and machine gun fires that were poured into Sta. Cruz and other places that can be seen from Paeantawan came from. Filipino guerrillas attempted to wrest control of Garison from the Japanese, but they failed. The Japanese did not leave, unobserved, until the Liberation. Today, one can see only shallow and barely discernible depressions on the summit of Paeantawan of what was once a labyrinth of running foxholes able to hide a standing man. There are no reminders of World War II in Garison except its name.

## Go next

* Altavas
* Balete
* Banga
* Batan
* Buruanga
* Caticlan
* Culasi
* Kalibo
* Makato
* Malay
* Nabas
* New Washington
* Numancia
* Pandan
* Sibuyan Sea
* Tangalan
# Iamia

Iamia is a village of the Municipality of Pylos - Nestoros. It is 5 km from Loutsa Beach of Finikounda, 7 km from Finikounda and 10 km from Koroni.

## Understand

Iamia is a quiet village near the sea, with a population of 115 people (2011 Census). It is 1 hour by car from Kalamata and 3 hours from Athens.

## Drink

* 36.81062721.8634981 Cafe - Grocery (The Mulberry), 24004 Iamia of Koroni, ☏ +30 2725 061255. (updated Jul 2020)

## Sleep

* 36.80598121.8510681 Chamaloni Cottages, 24004 Iamia of Koroni, ☏ +30 2725 061436, info@chamaloni.gr. (updated Jul 2020)

## Go next

* Koroni
* Finikounda
* Methoni
* Pylos