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# Polillo Island

Polillo Island is an island off the coast of eastern Quezon. It is composed of three municipalities, and largely rural area surrounded by rainforest.

## Understand

This article includes small islands off the coast of each of the three constituent municipalities.
Polillo Island has a sparse population of about 60 thousand people, in 628.9 km$^2$ (242.8 sq mi) of land, and is extremely rural. It is connected to mainland Luzon by ferry (mostly used by trucks and motorcycles), most houses do not rise above 2 storeys, and most land area is covered by tropical rainforest. The area is always rainy regardless of the season.
The island's history date back to pre-colonial contact of ancient Filipino civilization with Chinese traders.
Polillo Island and its surrounding islands are split up into three municipalities, Polillo, Burdeos and Panukulan for administrative purposes.

## Get in
### By boat

Most travellers to Polillo island will enter through Ungos Port in Real or Dinahican Port in Infanta. These towns have bus service from Metro Manila, provided by Raymond Transport. Vehicle barges are available from Ungos Port, but it is mostly used to transport motorcycles than cars or large vehicles. Passenger-only ferries depart from Dinahican Port.
There are also boats to Balesin Island from Atimonan.

### By plane

The luxury Balesin Island resort has its own airport:
* 14.4157122.03651 E.L. Tordesillas Airport (Balesin Airport) (BSI ). A private airstrip, with a concrete 1,533 m (5,030 ft) runway which can accommodate propeller and turboprop aircraft. Alphaland Aviation has charter flights for resort guests from Manila and Cavite City, using planes leased from AirSwift. (updated Oct 2023)

## Get around

The most common mode of transportation in the island are tricycles. Bringing a motorcycle can be also practical, as there are almost no cars on the island. Most people will just take a tricycle or use their motorcycle.
The other islands forming Polillo Island are only accessible by boat from the main port in Polillo.

## See

* 14.8323121.95021 Burdeos Bridge, Polillo-Burdeos Provincial Road. Open 24 hours. Free. (updated Oct 2023)
* 14.9168122.03972 Anilon Cave, Anirong Island, Burdeos. Open 24 hours. (updated Oct 2023)

## Do

* 14.731121.93571 Bigyan Beach, Barangay Tumalaya-Anibhong. Open 24 hours. Free. (updated Oct 2023)
* 14.8562121.97862 Puting Bato Beach Camp, Burdeos. Open 24 hours. Free. (updated Oct 2023)

## Sleep

* 14.84422121.969451 Queen Margarette Hotel Burdeos, Enverga Street, Poblacion. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: noon. (updated Oct 2023)
* 14.84455121.97072 Marcutell Hotel, Poblacion, Burdeos. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: noon. (updated Oct 2023)
* 14.7169121.937693 Casa Escarlata Bed & Breakfast Inn, Jose P. Rizal Street, Barangay Poblacion. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: noon. (updated Oct 2023)
# Lee

There is more than one place called Lee:

### England

* Lee (Buckinghamshire) - a village in Buckinghamshire.
* Lee (Devon)
* Lee (London) - a place in the London district of London/Southwark-Lewisham.
also:
* Lee-on-the-Solent - a small seaside town in Hampshire.

### United States of America

* Lee (Massachusetts) - A town in Massachusetts.
* Lee (New Hampshire) - A town in New Hampshire.
* Lee (New York) - A town in New York.
# Lee (Massachusetts)

Lee is a city in the Berkshires of Massachusetts.

## Get in

Lee is at Exit 2 of Interstate 90 (the Massachusetts Turnpike, a toll road). Downtown is about 1 mile west on Route 20.

## Do

* October Mountain State Forest, ☏ +1 413 243-1778. Woodland Road. This is the largest state forest in Massachusetts at 16,500 acres. Trails for every level of experience are available, including the Appalachian Trail and a trail through Schermerhorn Gorge, a noted geological feature. There are also many great trails for ATV's. The Forest also has 46 campsites on a sunny hill. Snowmobiling and car-top boating is available.

## Drink

* $^{[deadlink]}$ Glass Bottom Brewery, 480 Pleasant St, ☏ +1 413 243-6170. Eclectic brewery located in the bowls of a slightly sketchy industrial complex. Unique styles like the teaSB, a beer made with parsnips, and a beer brewed with herbs for cheese pairing. One of the owners grows hops for the brewery. (updated Apr 2015)

## Sleep
### Hotels

* Best Western Black Swan Inn, 435 Laurel Street, ☏ +1 413 243-2700, toll-free: +1-800-876-7926, fax: +1 413-637-0798.

### Bed and Breakfasts

* Applegate Inn Bed and Breakfast of the Berkshires, 279 West Park Street, ☏ +1 413 243-4451.

### Camping

* October Mountain State Forest, ☏ +1 413 243-1778. Woodland Road. Mid May to mid October. Reservations suggested. Forty six campsites on 3 tiers. RV maximum length 34 ft, no electric hookups.

## Go next

Check out Springfield, home of basketball.
# Ledyard

There is more than one place called Ledyard:

### United States of America

* Ledyard (Connecticut) - A town in Connecticut.
* Ledyard (Iowa) - A town in Iowa.
# Lee County

There is more than one place called Lee County:

### United States of America

* Lee County (Alabama)
* Lee County (Arkansas)
* Lee County (Florida)
* Lee County (Georgia)
* Lee County (Illinois)
* Lee County (Iowa)
* Lee County (Kentucky)
* Lee County (Mississippi)
* Lee County (North Carolina)
* Lee County (South Carolina)
* Lee County (Texas)
* Lee County (Virginia)
# Santa Rosa de Cabal

Santa Rosa de Cabal is a town and municipality in the department of Risaralda, in Colombia's Zona Cafetera, on the western slopes of the Andean Cordillera Central. It is a commercial and manufacturing center for the fertile agricultural and pastoral hinterland. Silkworms are raised in the vicinity, and there are silver, gold, and mercury mines nearby.
The town is a great base for making the most of the surrounding lush countryside – activities include trekking, cycling, exploring waterfalls or visiting thermal baths. A waterfall and thermal pool called "Termales" is open for visitors.

## Do

* Soak in the soothing warm mineral waters of the termales

## Eat

Chorizos

## Sleep

* Coffee Town Hostel, Calle 6 No. 7B15, ☏ +57 6 3642438, hostelcoffeetown@hotmail.com. Accommodation for backpackers in dorms and private rooms. Offers complementary services like: security lockers, laundry service, wi-fi, hot water all day, breakfast, entertainment room, kitchen, sauna and jacuzzi. Very passionate and friendly staff who want to help you discover the charms of the town and show you nightlife with the locals. Availability for eco-tourist guides to Thermal Waters, mountain trekking, “Chaquiro mines”, “Don Lolo” waterfall, Otun Lake access and ice mountain National Park. From COP$20,000 for a dorm bed.

## Go next

* Pereira
* Manizales
* Los Nevados National Park
# Santa Rosa Beach

Santa Rosa Beach is in the Emerald Coast region of Florida. The settlement, once known as Hogtown, is on the shores of Hogtown Bayou of the Choctawhatchee Bay.

## See

* 30.3781-86.12191 Eden Gardens State Park, 181 Eden Gardens Rd, ☏ +1 850 267-8320. A 115 acre Florida State Park and historic site in Point Washington, south of Freeport, off US-98 on County Route 395.
* 30.3669-86.29892 Topsail Hill Preserve State Park, 7525 W Scenic Hwy 30A (off US-98; there are two main entrances, the west one served by a paved road and the east one by a four-wheel drive required road), ☏ +1 850 267-8330. A 1,640-acre park with three miles of white sand beaches, along with lakes, and wetlands. The endangered Choctawhatchee beach mouse can be found here.

## Do

* 30.3039-86.07891 Deer Lake State Park, 6350 E County Rd 30-A, ☏ +1 850 267-8300. There are beaches and picnicking areas in the park, but it also provides opportunities for birding, fishing, and wildlife viewing.
* 30.325-86.15412 Grayton Beach State Park, 357 Main Park Rd, ☏ +1 850 267-8300. The park, which opened in 1968, is the location of salt marshes, dunes, and blue-green waters. It's a good place for swimming, fishing, snorkeling, and camping, and within the 2,200 acres of the park is space for recreational vehicle and tent camping, along with 30 cabins.

## Sleep

* Watercolor Inn, 34 Goldenrod Cir, ☏ +1 850 534-5000. (updated Jun 2020)

## Go next

* Destin
# Murillo de Gallego

Murillo de Gallego is a village in Zaragoza province in Aragon, with fewer than 200 residents.

## Get in

The village can be accessed by the A-132, and is 40 km from the city of Huesca and 110 km from Zaragoza.
It can be accessed by the Riglos-Concilo train station (a ten-minute drive).

## See

* Hermitage of the Virgin of La Liena
* Church of San Salvador — declared an Asset of Cultural Interest.
* Remains of a castle from the 11th century
* Electrical Museum

## Sleep

Murillo De Gallego has a few hotels and a large campsite, Camping Armalygal.
* Casa Leandron, ☏ +34 629166699. Two houses available for up to 8 people (€150/night) or 12 people (€250/night). (updated Oct 2021)
* Casa Loriente. 3 houses for 7-12 people: €260-420/weekend, €385-425/4 nights. (updated Oct 2021)
# Muroran

Muroran (室蘭) is a city in Hokkaido's Central Circuit.

## Understand

Located on a hook-shaped peninsula, Muroran is a declining industrial town and a fishing port, overshadowed on the tourist radar by the hot springs of Noboribetsu nearby. Still the headquarters of Japan Steel Works, employment at the mill has plummeted from tens of thousands to hundreds and the town has shrunk with it, losing nearly half its population since 1980.

### Tourist information

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site, Otto! Muroran, with integrated machine translation.

## Get in
### By train

Muroran has two major stations. Roughly hourly Hokuto limited expresses between Sapporo (1 hr 15 min) and Hakodate (2 hr 30 min) stop at 42.348833141.0254171 Higashi-Muroran Station (東室蘭駅) on the eastern side of town, where you can connect to the JR Muroran Line for the final 10-minute trundle into 42.317992140.9744472 Muroran Station (室蘭駅) in the center of town. There are also around 5 Suzuran limited expresses daily directly from Sapporo to Muroran station.
The Hokkaido Shinkansen, due to be completed in 2030, will tunnel through the mountains and bypass Muroran entirely, requiring a transfer at Oshamambe (1:30 away) instead.

### By ferry

Tsugaru Kaikyo Ferry operates a daily car ferry from Aomori (7 hours, from ¥5,090).

## See

* Chikyu Misaki - A scenic cape with a lighthouse.
* Hakucho Bridge - The largest suspension bridge in eastern Japan.
* Senkai Temple

## Eat

Muroran's most famous dish is curry ramen, which is exactly what it sounds like: the unholy love child of Japanese curry with ramen.
* 42.3176140.97031 Ajinodaiō Muroran Honten (味の大王 室蘭本店). W-M 11:00-15:00. The original inventors of curry ramen. Now franchised around the city, but this unassuming shop is the original. Curry ramen ¥930. (updated Mar 2024)

## Go next

* Noboribetsu — one of Japan's largest hot spring resorts, only 15 minutes away by train
* Shiraoi
* Tomakomai
* Chitose
* Date
* Toyako
* Sobetsu
* Kuromatsunai
* Oshamambe
# Sarmisegetuza

Sarmisegetuza (or Sarmizegetusa) can refer to:
* Sarmizegetusa Regia - the old capital of the Dacian kingdom, located in the Orăștie Mountains, now a UNESCO World Heritage site
* Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa - the old capital of Roman Dacia (after Dacia became a province of the Roman Empire), named after Sarmizegetusa Regia, located 20km from Hațeg
Both are listed under Hunedoara
Sarmizegetusa is also the name of the present-day village where Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa is located.
# Sariwon

Sariwon (사리원시 / Sariwŏn) is the capital of Hwanghae province.

## Understand

A city of 300,000 and capital of North Hwanghae Province.

## Get in

38.502125.76491 Sariwon Chongnyon Station. is on the Pyongbu Line between Pyongyang and Kaesong.

## See

* Sariwon Folklore street was built after the war to show what ancient Korea looked like. Available on official government tours.
* 38.509125.7521 North Hwanghae Arts Theatre (황해북도예술극장). (updated Aug 2015)
* 38.58125.752 Songbulsa Temple. Famous Buddhist temple site with 5 story padoga (updated Jun 2017)

## Sleep

* 38.495125.761 Sariwon 3.8 Hotel, Sariwon, North Hwanghae. (updated Aug 2015)
# Sarnen

Sarnen is the capital of the canton of Obwalden and sits on the shore of Lake Sarnen. Sarnen is an ideal starting point for numerous excursions by train, car or bike (including to the Bernese Oberland, Lucerne or Engelberg); a variety of sports can be practised here or in the immediate vicinity.

## Understand

The town is surrounded by mountain chains and a protected bog can be found nearby. In 2018, it was home to 10,000 people, many of whom commute to Lucerne for work.

## Get in
### By car

The highway A8 passes by Sarnen. It can be reached from Lucerne in just under 30 minutes and from Interlaken in around one and a half hours.

### By train

Tow train lines lead to 46.894628.247451 Sarnen:
* The Luzern-Interlaken Express stops hourly from Lucerne (20 min) as well as Meiringen (50 min), Brienz (1 hr 10 min) and Interlaken Ost (1 hr 30 min).
* The S5 is a slower train to Lucerne (30 min) but with two hourly connections.

### By bike

The national Veloroute 4 Alpine panorama route runs through the center of Sarnen.

## See

* Sarnen is home to 10 sites that are Swiss heritage sites of national significance. These include three religious buildings; the Ossuary of St. Michael, the parish church of St. Peter and Paul, the Church of St. Martin. Two houses and a tower, the double house am Grund and Grundacher and the Hexenturm are on the list. The remainder of the list contains the Cantonal Rathaus, the musical collection of the Frauenkloster, the Landenberg armory and the State Archives of Obwalden. The entire small city of Sarnen, the hamlet of Ramersberg and the Kirchhofen area are part of the Inventory of Swiss Heritage Sites.
* 46.868238.239191 Museum Bruder Klaus, Dorfstrasse 4, 6072 Sachseln (One station by train or boat from Sarnen.), ☏ +41 41 660 55 83. During the summer months Tu-Sa 10:00-12:00 and 13:30-17:00, Su 11:00-17:00. This museum is dedicated to the patron saint of Switzerland Nicholas of Flüe (Brother Klaus). He was a hermit living in this area in the 15th century. After having had a vision, he left behind his wife and ten children to live in isolation. He was venerated as a man of great wisdom and is claimed to have avoided a civil war through his council. Fr. 10. (updated Jan 2017)
* 46.897988.246612 Historisches Museum Obwalden, Brünigstrasse 127, mail@museum-obwalden.ch. Mid-April to November: W-Su 14ː00-17ː00. A local history museum showcasing pieces from the canton of Obwalden. Fr. 6. (updated May 2017)
* 46.8935998.2380453 Church St. Peter und Paul. This Catholic church was built in baroque style in the 18th century. Highlights of the church architecture are the painted ceiling and the altars. (updated May 2017)
* 46.89388.245474 Sarner Jesuskind, Brünigstrasse 157. This small wooden statue from the 14th century depicting baby Jesus is an object of pilgrimage. It is located at the Kloster St. Andreas (a convent). (updated May 2017)

## Eat

* 46.8964458.2449051 Muffis Nachtrestaurant, Jordanstrasse 1, info@muffis.ch. Tu-F from 17:00, Sa from 19:00. (updated Mar 2017)

## Sleep

* 46.8972778.2462021 Hotel Krone, Brünigstrasse 130, ☏ +41 41 666 09 09, info@krone-sarnen.ch. (updated Mar 2017)
# Sarlat-la-Canéda

Sarlat-la-Canéda is a city in Dordogne, Southwestern France. This city is famous for its historic centre constituting a leading medieval and Renaissance urban ensemble, which has earned it the classification of "city of art and history”. Visited by hundreds of thousands of tourists each year, it is one of the “Most beautiful detours in France”.

## Understand

Sarlat is the capital of Périgord Noir. Périgord is the historical area that consists mostly of the present-day département of Dordogne.

## Get in
### By train

Sarlat is the end of the train line that connects with Bordeaux in west.

### By bus

TransPérigord connects Sarlat with Souillac and Périgueux.

## Get around

The whole of Sarlat can be visited by foot, though there is a local bus that runs from Sarlat's northern and southern limits. There is a bike rental near the train station.

## See

* Weekly market in central square
* The Dordogne river is close by, from which you can view the amazing chateaux (castles) of Domme, Beynac-et-cazenac, Montfort and Castelnaud-la-Chapelle, as well as the town of La Roque-Gageac, clinging to the rock face overlooking the river.
The town is full of architecture and art:
* The chateau of Loubejac
* The Hôtel de Gisso, place des Oies, 16th century, listed as a historical monument, open to the public as a museum on the theme: "Enter the Sarladaise bourgeoisie of the 17th century".
* Many mansions, including:
** House of La Boétie, 16th century
** Hotel de Genis
** Hotel d'Anglars
** Vienna Hotel
** Saint Clar Hotel
** Hotel Plamon
* The Executioner's Tower and partial remains of the old ramparts
* City Hall
* Presidial House
* Laundry at Roc Bayard
* Washhouse rue Fontaine de l'Amour
* The Sainte-Marie fountain, in the rue des Consuls, opposite the Hôtel Plamon (the back of the grotto is decorated with a statue of the Virgin Mary)
* The Gorodka Art Space
* The Château de Campagnac, 14th century and 16th century
* The three geese cast in bronze, a symbol of Périgord gastronomy, sit enthroned in the very centre of the medieval town of Sarlat. The statute was offered by the company Rougié (foie gras) to the city.
Religious buildings:
* 44.8888891.2169441 The Saint-Sacerdos cathedral. 12th century to the 14th century, built in the middle of the first cemetery of Sarlat. (updated Jul 2022)
* 44.8901111.2166112 The Sainte-Marie church. Disused in 1794, converted into a covered market by the architect Jean Nouvel. Since 2012, the bell tower has also housed a panoramic elevator offering a view of the entire city. Open from April to December (and exceptional openings in winter). (updated Jul 2022)
* The church of the Récollets monastery (17th century) became the chapel of the White Penitents (19th century). The portal of the church is the only remaining ornament of the church. Since 1970, it has housed a museum of sacred art.
* The Saint-Benoît chapel or chapel of the Blue Penitents.

## Buy

* Sarlat (and its surrounding areas) is well known for its foie gras and related products. There are many specialty shops in town. Fois gras d'oie is foie gras from geese.
# Resende

Resende is a city in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

## See

* AMAN Military Museum, Museu Militar da AMAN (2 km from downtown).
* Igreja Matriz de Nossa Senhora da Conceição, Praça Oliveira Botelho - Centro.
* Modern Art Museum (Museu de Arte Moderna), Av. Marechal Castelo Branco, 104 - 3rd floor.
* Palacete, Praça do Centenário, 4 - Centro.

### Waterfalls

* Alcantilado Falls (Cachoeiras do Alcantilado).
* Cruzes Falls (Cachoeira das Cruzes).
* Marimbondo Falls (Cachoeira do Marimbondo).
* Maromba Falls and Rapids (Cachoeira e Escorrega do Maromba).
* Santa Clara Falls (Cachoeira de Santa Clara).

## Buy

* Municipal Market (Mercado Municipal), Rua Pinto N. de Paula - Centro (at Av. Gustavo Jardim).
# Resende (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Resende:

### Brazil

* Resende — a city in Valley Region (Rio de Janeiro)

### Portugal

* Resende (Portugal) — a town in Douro Litoral
# Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra del Rosario

The Reserva de la Biosfera Sierra del Rosario is a nature reserve in Pinar del Río province of Cuba.

## Understand

This is not a national park but is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. It consists of 25,000 ha of the Sierra del Rosario mountains. The principal sites in the reserve are Soroa and Las Terrazas.
Soroa is "off the beaten path" with fewer tourists than Viñales. If you come from Havana you'll welcome getting a full night's sleep in the quiet campo (countryside). Las Terrazas is more promoted as a tourist destination.

### Climate
## Get in

See the Las Terrazas article for information how to get there.
There is no easy-to-use public transport to Soroa which is 87 km west of Havana, although buses and taxis going towards Viñales can drop you off at the highway junction and sometimes even stop there for a break.

## See

* Orquideario Soroa – The Orquideario Soroa is the world's second-biggest orchid garden, with 700 species. You can also hike up the road behind the Orquideario to a ruined mansion and a view of the valley.
* Cascadas El Salto – The Cascadas El Salto is a beautiful 35-m waterfall. You can swim in the pool below the falls.
* Mirador de Venus – This mountaintop viewpoint is a two-hour hike at an easy pace. You can rent horses if you prefer not to hike. The start is at the El Salto parking lot.
* Cafetal Independencia – The ruins of the Cafetal Independencia coffee plantation are a six-hour hike from Soroa.

## Eat

There's an excellent restaurant and a snack bar at the Cascadas El Salto. If you're served by the waitress named "Pupy," pronounced "poopy," be sure to explain to your Cuban friends at the table, or at least the ones under twelve, what this means in English.

## Sleep
### Lodging

Soroa has a tourist hotel and many casa particulares along the road. The casa of Mietlel Cruz and Maite Delgado is lovely, quiet, and the food's good: telephone 5 227 0069; address Carretera Soroa Kilometer 7, Candalaria, Pinar del Río province.
"Los Pinos" ("The Pines"), at kilometer 5 on the Carretera Soroa, is a lovely casa with a beautiful garden. In March 2008 it was not licensed. So, only Cubans could stay there.
# Les Sybelles

Les Sybelles, in French Les six belles which translates as the six beauties, is a region in France named for its six ski resorts.
The resorts are:
* La Toussuire
* Le Corbier
* Saint-Sorlin-d'Arves
* Saint-Jean-d'Arves
* Les Bottières
* Saint-Colomban des Villards
All of them also have some summer activities, mainly hiking through fine mountain scenery.