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# Lake Bunyonyi

Lake Bunyonyi is a charming lake dotted with little islands in Western Uganda. The terraced landscape and vibrant colours make it almost cartoonish.

## Get in

From Kabale, take a taxi or boda-boda to Rotindo Market (8 km, 20-25 minutes). From Rotindo you can hire a canoe or motorboat to the destination of your choice.

## See

Excellent bird watching, especially from a trip on a local boat around parts of the lake for a couple of hours.

## Sleep

* $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Arcadia Cottages, ☏ +256 772 981 155. Situated on a hillside high above the lake. Spectacular panoramic views. There are about 12 rooms, in two rows, all have lake views. The lower front row are lovely octagonal cottages with thatch roof. The upper row are newer concrete, also good but less character. All en suite, clean, with hot water and electricity. Comfortable double beds, twin rooms available. Good food. Friendly service. Pretty garden. USD80 per night.
* Byoona Amagara, Itambira Island. They own an entire island. It's a non-profit venture, where 100% of the proceeds are put into the local community through education and farming. Half of the island is used for the resort, while the other half contains plots of land given to locals who are in need of space for subsistence farming. A range of accommodation is available, from camping and dorms, up to a luxurious cottage. The two geo-domes are beautiful and rustic and offer views of the landscape from your bed. They've opened their own secure car park at Rutindo Market. Camping USh 12,000. Dorm USh 25,000 per person.
* Lake Bunyonyi Rock Resort, ☏ +256 0782421519, engagisafaris@gmail.com. Owned and run by the helpful Robert of Engagi Safaris. This resort opened in June 2016 and is located a 10-minute drive around the lake, secluded from the large cluster of hotels/resorts near the lake entry. Double rooms with shared bathrooms, and elevated, self-contained cottages are available, all with great views. Open air bar and restaurant overlooking the lake on-site. Canoeing and swimming can be done right from the on-site dock. Full board packages (including accommodation, food, tours, transfers, etc.) can all be arranged.
# Lake Calima

Lake Calima is in Valle del Cauca, Colombia. Also known as Calima Dam, it has become one of the major tourist sites in Colombia. With its strong and steady winds (up to 43 knots) all year round, Lake Calima is the best place in Colombia (third in the world) for water sports such as windsurfing and kitesurfing.

## Understand

It offers a wide variety of accommodation options, hotels with cabins right on the lakeshore with restaurant and pool service, hotels in Darien's Downtown (nearest town), private villas with pool, jacuzzi, and other amenities, and camping sites also. If all this is added the landscape that meets and mixes jungle mountain peaks bathed in fog, sun glare on the mirror of the lake and architecture which highlights the Swiss chalet style, plus the warmth of its people smiling, you will know why you want to return to this paradise.
Located less than 100 km (62 mi) from Cali, 150 km (93 mi) from the coffee region, and just 45 km (28 mi) from Buga.

## Get in
### By car

Driving from all major cities around is the only way to get to Lake Calima: From Coffee Region, or Airport get the "Vía Panorama" (highway) to Buga. Take the exit to Buenaventura, When you get Media Canoa (Cross Road or Round Point), continue to Buenaventura. You will pass Reserva Natural de Yotoco (Natural Reserve), then take the Darién Detour (Watch for the small sign). Drive 18 km (11 mi) and you will get to Darién, the nearest town to Lake Calima (less than 2 km (1.2 mi) from public beach No. 5).

### By bus

There is only one bus company (TransCalima S.A.) that will take you to Lake Calima. You will get it only in Cali or Buga Bus Terminal.

## Do

Lake Calima has become a place for water sports and leisure activities. Vacation centers, restaurants and camping zones were built near the lake, and is a popular place frequented by national and international tourists, especially those from nearby cities and towns like Cali and Buga. The elevation of the lake is 1500 meters (4950 feet) above sea level.

### Kitesurfing and windsurfing

Lake Calima has strong and steady winds all year round, ideal for kitesurfing lessons and practicing. Several Kitesurf schools offer courses and equipment rental.

### Boat, ferry, banana rides

Several journeys to choose from and enjoy on boat, ferry or banana. Sail in between the mist and watch the windsurfers and kitesurfers. Rush into the waves riding a Banana.

### Horseback riding

Experience nature while horseback riding under bushes and trees around Lake Calima. Watch birds and other species.

## Sleep

* Casa del Viento, Calle 9 #2-20, ☏ +57-310-44-90-127. With breakfast. Dorms for COP$40,000, privates for COP$110,000. (updated Oct 2020)
# Lake Billy Chinook

Lake Billy Chinook is in Central Oregon, near Warm Springs and Madras.

## Understand

Lake Billy Chinook contains 72 mi (116 km) of shoreline, and has a surface area of 4,000 acres (1,600 hectares). The reservoir is surrounded by public land. While staying at the lake people can fish, camp and participate in water activities of all sorts.

### History

Lake Billy Chinook was created in 1964 at the same time the Round Butte Dam was created by Portland General Electric. The lake was named after Billy Chinook, a member of the Wasco tribe who acted as a guide for John C. Frémont in the region of the lake.

### Landscape

Near the area is the Cove Palisades National Park. The park is surrounded by cliff lines. The area offers excellent hiking trails, and beautiful landscape.

### Climate

The temperature around the area is hot in the summer, and fairly cold in the winter.

## Fees and permits

Day-use permits are required year round. Annual or two-year passes can be purchased at the Cove Palisades State Park in the summer time.

## Do

Fishing is a popular activity at Lake Billy Chinook. The lake is filled with Kokanee and Large Mouth Bass. Water sports are also a major attraction. This makes boating of all kinds, water-skiing, and swimming very attractive to people who visit.

## Buy

There is a local convenience store, and sporting good store near the park where people can shop for general goods. The small town of Culver, Oregon, also has a small country store and is located only about ten minutes away.

## Eat

At Lake Billy Chinook there is a restaurant, where people can purchases a wide variety of entrees.

## Sleep
### Lodging

The park has log cabins for overnight stays.

### Camping

The park has 272 campsites, of which 87 are full-hookup, and 94 are tent sites. Many of these sites also have electric and water hookups. If you are planning on camping with a group, there are multi-tent group sites available as well.
# Lake Cargelligo

Lake Cargelligo is in Central West NSW.

## Get in

Lake Cargelligo has its own airstrip on the edge of town for charter flights. The train line has long since closed for passenger services.
The obligatory NSW Trainlink country coach service connects with the Sydney to Melbourne XPT in Cootamundra. Expect the trip from Sydney to take all day.
There is car hire available at the airport at Parkes and Griffith.

## See

* Lake Cargelligo. See the lake where the town's name originated from. (updated Jul 2021)

## Do

* Birdwatching.
* Fishing.
* Boating.

## Eat

* Bowling Club Chinese Restaurant, Prior St, ☏ +61 2 6898 2200. (updated Jul 2021)
* Shane & Mary's Hot Bake & Takeaway, 37 Foster St, ☏ +61 2 6898 2393. (updated Jul 2021)

## Drink

* Royal Mail, 14 Foster St. Also has accommodation.

## Sleep

* Lachlan Way Motel, 2 Foster St.
# Hilvan

Hilvan is a town north of Urfa in Southeastern Anatolia.

## Understand

While there are burial mounds in the countryside around Hilvan (for example, in the village of Balki), there have not been any archaeological researches yet, and as such, ancient history of the town remains unclear. The recorded history of the place starts with 19th century, when Hilvan was settled by a nomadic tribe.
The town is home to about 23,000 people, and the urban district to about 41,000 (2012).

## Get in

The town is between Sanliurfa (55 km) and Diyarbakir.

## Do

Lots of vineyards around the town give good opportunities to visit.

## Eat

Hilvan is famous for its Lahmacun (Middle Eastern pizza) and various kebaps.
# Hilmar

Hilmar is a small town in the San Joaquin Valley of California. It boasts the world's largest single site cheese plant.

## See

* Hilmar Cheese Company. The world's largest single site cheese plant, offering a visitor center and deli that serves travelers and locals every day of the year.
# Hilongos

Hilongos is a municipality in Leyte, Eastern Visayas, Philippines.

## Get in
### By ferry/boat

The Hilongos port is the only way to get in to Hilongos, unless you go to Ormoc and take a jeepney there
* Roble Shipping Inc.; for Ro-ros, cargos, and passengers for day and night use
* Gabisan Shipping Lines.; for Ro-ros, cargos, and passengers day and night
Ubay and Bohol
* Leopards Motorboat Service, for daily trips from Ubay and Bohol

### By bus

The only way to get in Hilongos by land is by jeepeney or bus, and have to find a way into Leyte, Hilongos' province.
Unless you are willing to take some kind of private bus there. The only main route to Hilongos is to and from Tacloban City, Ormoc, Baybay, and Bohol.
# Hillside

Hillside is a village of 8,155 people in the Western Suburbs of Chicagoland. It is the eastern terminus of Interstate 88.

## See

* Mount Carmel Cemetery contains the graves of a number of organized crime figures, including Al Capone and Dion O'Bannon. It's also the final resting place of many bishops and archbishops of the Archdiocese of Chicago.
# Camalig

Camalig, the small town nearest to Mayon Volcano which has a beautiful countryside.

## Understand

Camalig is a landlocked municipality in the coastal province of Albay.

## Get in
### By jeepney

Ride a jeep heading to Daraga.

## See

* Quitinday Green Hills
* Sumlang Lake - ride a raft decorated with sofas and umbrellas made of rattan.
* Albay Farmer's Bounty Village, Cabangan. Taste fresh honey and fresh milk from this farm.
* Hoyop-Hoyopan Cave,

## Buy

* LCC Expressmart
* LCC Supermarket

## Eat

* Socorro's The Venue, Sumlang

## Sleep

* Ma Nel's Hotel
# Camaquã

Camaquã is in the Grande Porto Alegre region of Rio Grande do Sul.

## Get in

* BR-116 - from São Lourenço do Sul and Pelotas in the south or from Porto Alegre in the north
* RS-350 connects from BR-471 at Encruzilhada do Sul to the west

## See

* Água Grande Falls (Cascata D'água Grande), Santa Auta, 5th District, ☏ +55 51 9984-2289. Natural waterfall surrounded by native vegetation, facing the Guarani Indian Reservation. Reservation is required for visitation.
* Figueira Farm (Fazenda da Figueira), ☏ +55 51 3335-1862. Farmhouse constructed in 1795, surrounded by native forest, which served as a barracks during the Farroupilha Revolution. It is on private property, so reservation is required to visit.
* Zeca Netto Fort (Forte Zeca Netto), Rua General Zeca Netto, 20 - Jardim do Forte, ☏ +55 51 3671-5288. 8AM-noon, 1PM-6:30PM. This was the residence of General José Antônio Netto, revolutionary leader in the struggle between the libertadores and chimangos between 1893 and 1923. Today it houses the Public Municipal Library, the Municipal Department of Culture, and the Divino Alziro Beckel Municipal Museum, focused on the General, the Revolution of 1923, and objects donated by the community.
# Camaná

Camaná is a city in Peru's Southern Coast. La Punta is a town that has some beaches. However, at the end of March the place is completely deserted.

## Get in

By bus from Arequipa it takes 3 or 4 hours, for S/10 (soles), S/12 for the other way.
Camaná is a small town so you can easily walk through town but there are also a variety of transportation options available. Trici-taxis are tricycles that have a little bench in front that easily fit two people. The cost is usually S/1 or less (about 30-35 cents) for a ride. There are also moto-taxis which are like the trici-taxis except that they are motorcycles trikes. The cost for these is usually S/2 or less. There are also taxes or collectivos (taxis that a variety of people get into that are not in the same party), prices for the taxis range from S/2-10, depending on how far you are going.
There are several things to do around Camaná. The most obvious is go to the beach. The water is beautiful but quite cold. It's a very refreshing place to be on hot summer days. There is also the "Mirador del Inca" just a little north of the town's center that looks out over the valley and the river. A path from the mirador takes visitors through an Incan cemetery that has been grave robbed so the bones are out in the sand. Of course, the plaza is a must in any Latin American city and it is no different here, especially since many restaurants are located around the plaza as is the cathedral.
A short distance from Camaná there are a number of less crowded beaches including Chira, la Caleta de Chira, la Miel, San Marino and many more. All are easily within a half hour drive.

## Buy

Camaná is fortunate to have a river with delicious fresh water shrimp and the ocean for a lot of seafood. In Camaná, you must eat fish, shell fish, and shrimp. There are a number of options. Ceviche is declicious but many travellers have problems with this dish if their stomachs aren't well-acclimated. Jalea is a variety of fried fish served with lime and fries and allows you to test an assortment of seafood.

## Sleep

The most popular place to go out is to the beach, but this is only an option during the summer. There are not many options for going out during the rest of the year as Camaná is a fairly small town and can't support a lot of night clubs without tourists. During the summer la d'Pamel is on the plaza and is open on Friday nights. La Miel is also near the plaza but isn't nearly as popular. The best option for a Saturday night is to go to la Punta (the beach) and there are a variety of bars and dance clubs.
# Madrid/Southern Suburbs

For the purposes of this guide, districts of Latina, Moratalaz, Usera, Puente de Vallecas, Moratalaz, Villaverde, Villa de Vallecas and Vicálvaro are considered as the Southern Suburbs of Madrid.

## Get in

Several metro lines, including 1 3 5 6 9 , provide means of transport into the area.

## See

* 40.39203-3.612411 Faunia, Avda de las Comunidades, 28 (nearest metro: Valdebernando). Hours vary by season. Zoological park. Different sections of the park include animals from different locations (Africa, Antarctica etc..) €26.45 (adults), €19.95 (seniors/children), €18.45 (disabled), free (children under 3); ticket prices are significantly cheaper if purchase online. (updated Feb 2017)

## Do
#### Music and Movies

* 40.39096-3.731481 Gruta '77, C/ Cuclillo, 6 (Metro: Oporto), ☏ +34 914 712 370, oficina@gruta77.com. Concerts everyday – pop, rock, and punk. (updated Feb 2017)
* 40.39387-3.796472 Kinépolis, C/ Edgar Neville s/n (Centro Comercial Ciudad de la Imagen, Pozuelo de Alarcon; metro ligero: Ciudad del Cine (ML3)). Outside the city, in the suburb of Pozuelo de Alarcon. When inaugurated, it was the largest megaplex in the world by number of seats. Has 25 screens. Typically on weekends only the new releases are offered in their original version, however Tuesday is "V.O. Day" when all movies are offered in their original version. (updated Jan 2018)

### Sports

* 40.36889-3.684083 Madrid Open (Mutua Madrileña Madrid Open), Camino de Perales (Metro: San Fermin - Orcasur; bus 23/78/123). Held in mid-May at La Caja Mágica. (updated Jan 2017)
* 40.39184-3.658664 Rayo Vallecano. Rayo were relegated in 2019 so they now play in Segunda División, the second tier of Spanish football. Their home ground is Campo de Fútbol de Vallecas, capacity 15,000. It's in the Portazgo district, 2 km southeast of Atocha station, take Metro to Portazgo. (updated Jul 2019)

## Eat
### Mid-range

* 40.40716-3.648331 $^{[deadlink]}$ Bacchus, Avda Moratalaz, 141 (Posterior) (Metro: Vinateros or Artilleros), ☏ +34 910 074 071, info@bacchvstapasyvinos.com. Daily 09:00-02:00. Right in the middle of Lonja, an area filled with places to dine and drink. It is still close enough to city centre but offers a more relaxed ambience, making it one especially suitable for families, though all types of customers can be encountered. Bacchus offers a mixture of innovative and traditional-style tapas. Very good though expensive wine list. It can get very busy on weekends. Nice outside seating area makes up for the fact that inside it is rather small and, in traditional tapas-bar style, somewhat littered. (updated Feb 2017)

## Sleep

* 40.4044-3.59141 Aparthotel Encasa, Carr. de Vicálvaro a la Estación de O'donnell 18, ☏ +34 913 71 63 83. (updated Sep 2018)
# Madrid (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Madrid:

### Spain

* Community of Madrid - contains the city of Madrid and the region around it with many other places of interest.
* Madrid - The capital city of Spain.

### United States of America

* Madrid (Alabama) - A town in the state of Alabama.
* Madrid (Colorado) - A town in the state of Colorado.
* Madrid (Iowa) - A town in the state of Iowa.
* Madrid (Kentucky) - A town in the state of Kentucky.
* Madrid (Maine) - A town in the state of Maine.
* Madrid (Nebraska) - A town in the state of Nebraska.
* Madrid (New Mexico) - A town in the state of New Mexico.
* Madrid (New York) - A town in the state of New York.
* Madrid (Virginia) - A town in the state of Virginia.
# Daingerfield

Daingerfield is a town and county seat of Morris County in Northeastern Texas. It is the 4th oldest city in Texas.

## Get in

* From Dallas/Fort Worth take Interstate 30 East to Mt. Pleasant; take Exit 160; follow State Highway 49 to Daingerfield
* From Texarkana take I-30 West, exit on State Highway 259 South to Daingerfield
* Greater Morris County Airport is 7 miles north of Daingerfield

## Do

* Daingerfield State Park, 455 Park Rd 17. Camping, boating, fishing, hiking, nature study around this lake in the East Texas Pineywoods. $4 daily for adults.
* Morris Theatre, 108 N Lamar St. One of those classic art-deco theaters of the past. Enjoy a movie or better yet the ambience. Tel: +1 903-645-2219.

## Sleep

The state park has tent and RV camping and even a few cabins.
# Daisen

There is more than one place called Daisen:

### Japan

* Daisen (Tottori) - A town in Tottori Prefecture.
* Daisen (Akita)- A town in Akita Prefecture.
* Mount Daisen - A mountain in Tottori Prefecture.
# Daisen (Tottori)

Daisen (大山町 Daisen-chō) is a town in Tottori Prefecture. Mount Daisen is the tallest peak in Western Japan at 1,729 meters, and many outdoor activities are available year-round.

## Understand
### Tourist information site

The local Tourist Bureau has a bilingual guide site.

## Get in

There are 5 stations along the San-in Line in Daisen; Daisenguchi Station, Nawa Station, Mikuriya Station, Shimoichi Station, and Nakayamaguchi Station. All of the stations however are located along the coast, so they do not provide access to Mount Daisen, the town's major draw.
For public access to Mount Daisen, buses depart from Yonago Station.

## See

* 35.391035133.534571 Daisen-ji (大山寺), 9 Daisen, ☏ +81 859-52-2158.
* 35.388609133.5365222 Ōgamiyama Shrine (大神山神社), 1 Daisen, ☏ +81 85-952-2507.
* 35.39376133.529693 Daisen Museum of Nature and History (鳥取県立大山自然歴史館), 43 Daisen, ☏ +81 85-952-2327. 09:00-17:00 (18:30 in summer). A museum detailing the flora and fauna found in the area, as well as local history.

## Do

* 35.397543133.5415391 Daisen White Resort (だいせんホワイトリゾート), 147 Daisen, ☏ +81 859-52-2322. Mount Daisen is a highly popular winter destination for skiers, particularly in the Chugoku area. Rental prices: carving ski set costs ¥4000, snowboard sets cost ¥4000, and sportswear costs ¥3500.

## Sleep

* 35.397646133.5418291 Lodge Daisen (ロッジ大山), ☏ +81 85-952-2321, kokusai@daisen.net.

## Go next

* Yonago
* Hoki
* Kofu
* Kurayoshi
* Kotoura
* Hokuei
* Yasugi
* Matsue
* Niimi
# Dahlak Marine National Park

Dahlak Marine National Park is in the Northern Red Sea Region of Eritrea.

## Understand

Dahlak (Dahlac) is part of the Dahlak archipelago and the surrounding waters. It started flourishing with its wildlife after it was abandoned during the war between Ethiopia and Eritrea. The fish there grew to great numbers because there were no people to catch them or swim near them during this war.
The government saw a good tourist opportunity and took it upon itself to protect the park. You can see the remains of the shipwreck when you tour around.

### Flora and fauna

There are more than 350 different species of fish. Other marine animals include sharks, dolphins, turtle, dugongs, hermit crabs. About 109 species of bird have been recorded here in the park.

### Climate

The best time to visit is generally from September- October to May-June. July and August are really hot too, especially on hot Massawa, The relatively cooler months are December and January where you can check the rare precipitation that falls here.

## Get in

You can get in from Asmara, then go along the Massawa road after a few hours. You can rent boats that offer tourist services on the islands.

## Fees and permits

You need to pay a fee and get a permit before you are allowed entry into the park.

## Get around

* Yachts. You can hire the charter yachts from Massawa. (updated Feb 2023)

## Do

* Scuba diving. (updated Feb 2023)
* Pearl fishing. (updated Feb 2023)

## Stay safe

* You get to sleep outside on the sand or in a tent.
* Keep in mind not to expect anything because you will have to eat what you are fishing that goes from Massawa including water.
# Lower Northland

Lower Northland is the southern part of the Northland region of New Zealand. It includes two local government districts, Whangarei District and Kaipara District. It includes the northern half of the Kaipara Harbour – the southern half of the harbour is in the Auckland Region.

## Cities

* -35.933333173.8833331 Dargaville – the main town in Kaipara District
* -35.725174.3236112 Whangarei – the main city of Northland

## See

* Beaches. The long, exposed beaches of the west coast and the beaches of the more indented east coast, from Langs Beach in the south to Whangaruru in the north.
* -35.814173.6421 Kai Iwi Lakes. Half an hour's drive north of Dargaville. (updated Sep 2018)
* -36.129444174.1852 Kauri Museum, 5 Church Rd, Matakohe, ☏ +64 9 431 7417, info@kaurimuseum.com. Daily 9AM-5PM. This large museum in a small village tells the story of the pioneering days through the use of kauri timber and kauri gum (fossilised resin). Adult $25, child (5-15 years) $8, senior or student $20. (updated Mar 2023)
* -35.93454174.347963 Glow worms in Waipu Caves. (updated Mar 2023)

## Do

* -35.465417174.7380561 Scuba diving at the Poor Knights Islands. (updated Apr 2021)
* -35.5933174.23132 Adrenalin Adventure Park, 27 Hukerenui Rd, Ruatangata West, ☏ +64 21 231 0890. Sa-Su 11AM-5PM. Waterpark with an inflatable obstacle course on a lake. Age 12+: $55, child (6-11): $50, under 6: $25. (updated Mar 2023)
* -36.0572173.97513 Hike to the Tokatoka Peak lookout. (updated Mar 2023)

## Go next

* Bay of Islands
* Hokianga to the north (60 minutes drive from Dargaville)
** Tane Mahuta, Waipoua Forest, State Highway 12 (65 km north of Dargaville). A giant kauri tree, the largest living kauri. A 200 metre walk from the car park.
** Sand dunes – sandstone sculptures on top of dune opposite Opononi
** Koutu Boulders – biggest concretions in the world
* Wellsford and the rest of the Auckland Region to the south