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# Narva-Jõesuu

Narva-Jõesuu is a town in eastern Estonia at the Gulf of Finland, 15 km north from Narva.

## Understand

At the beginning of the 19th century the town with its villas and spas became a popular summer holiday destination for wealthy visitors from St Petersburg. During World War II, many buildings were destroyed and the significance of Narva-Jõesuu as a resort town decreased. After the war, during the Soviet era, Narva-Jõesuu was mainly a resort town for middle-class. But after the Soviet Union, tourism decreased again. Hence, some of the resorts are now abandoned. Nevertheless, some spas are still in business.

## Get in
### By bus

From Narva it takes about 20 min with the bus for about €1.
In general, bus schedules are available online – read more under Estonia#Get around.

## Get around

The centre of the town can be explored on foot. For stretches of the beach further southwest, you might want to take a car or bus.

## See

* 59.4511628.030171 Narva-Jõesuu Ethnographic Museum (Narva-Jõesuu Koduloomuuseum), Nurme 38, ☏ +372 3577312. 10:00-18:00. Exhibitions about the local history, day-to-day life, culture, education, nature etc.
* Cultural kettle.

## Do

* Narva-Jõesuu is a well known spa holiday destination. Numerous holiday centres and spa hotels are open to visitors.
** 59.4521628.0268891 Meresuu SPA, Aia 48a, ☏ +372 357 9600. In the sauna and pool area, you can enjoy the heat in nine different saunas as well as several hot tubs, massages and swimming pools. There are pools inside and out. Sauna rituals are provided by sauna masters. (updated Oct 2021)
* Narva-Jõesuu offers its visitors the longest coastal beach in Estonia. Even during hot summer days, when the beach is heavily crowded, you can always find yourself a decent place to relax with absolutely no one around, if you walk down the shore a little.

## Eat

* 59.46136328.0395511 Kohvik Lemmik, Vabaduse 25, ☏ +372 3577307, +372 5577351, lemmikvk@mail.ru.

## Sleep
### Budget

* 59.4587728.031421 Hostel Mereranna, Aia 17, ☏ +372 3572827, mereranna@narvahotel.ee. Located 200 meters from the Baltic sea. €34/40/60 single/double/triple.

## Go next

* Narva – Estonia's eastern-most and third largest city, on the Narva River, which is the border with Russia. Famous for the Hermann castle, right opposite of the Ivangorod's castle, and the Kreenholm factories. Even though it might seem grey and dull.
* Sillamäe – A beautiful coastal town in the east and formerly closed city with the best ensemble of Stalinist architecture in the entire Baltics. Built after the war with an uranium processing plant, successfully redesigned after Estonia's independence.
* Toila – A small coastal and historic resort town, also west-wards.
* Püssi – A poor but now recovering town with an interesting artificial mountain made of ash from its oil shale power plant, which has been depositing ash in the location since the 1930s. Nowadays, the mountain is used for motocross.
* Kuremäe – Contains the famous Pukhitsa convent/nunnery, the only Orthodox monastery in the whole of Estonia.
# Vormsi

Vormsi$^{[deadlink]}$ is a small island in Estonia.
The island is called Ormsö in Swedish.

## Understand

Historically Vormsi was inhabited by coastal Swedes and before World War II more than 2500 people lived on the island. During the Soviet period Vormsi was a closed border-zone, where guests could arrive only with government permission. There are approximately 240 inhabitants.

### Nature

The nature on the island is very diverse. Vormsi Nature Reserve has been brought to life to protect the numerous plant and bird species supported by coastal grasslands, reed beds, alvars, forests, bays and lagoons.

## Get in
### By ferry

You can take a ferry to the island from Rohuküla port (108 km from Tallinn and ~10km from Haapsalu) to Sviby in Vormsi. The trip takes 45 minutes and can be booked via phone or online.
If you're going by car, make sure you refuel, because there aren't any petrol stations on Vormsi.

## Get around

Vormsi is best toured by bicycle or on foot. Both bikes and boats can be rented on the island.

## See

* $^{[deadlink]}$ Vormsi Landscape Reserve.
* Vormsi cemetery. See Celtic crosses from the 13th century.
* Norby Rear Light. Lighthouse located in the north-east coast.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Vormsi Farm Museum, Sviby, talumuuseum@vormsi.ee. The museum represents a haven for historical farm buildings, tools, tradition and habits of the Swedish population on the island of Vormsi until 1944. (updated May 2016)

## Do

* Sviby Bicycle and Boat rental, Sviby, ☏ +372 51 78 722, rent@vormsi.ee. Bicycle (1h €5; 8h €10; 24h €15; 48h €20; 72h €30); Rowing boat for 4 people €5/h; Petanque play set €5; (updated May 2016)

## Buy

* Hullo pood, Hullo. Grocery store (updated May 2016)

## Drink

* Krog №14, Hullo, ☏ +372 5141418, krog@krog.ee. Open in summers. (updated May 2016)

## Sleep

The island has several dedicated places for camping - either for free or for a fee. There are also several guest houses.
The official Estonian tourism website provides an extensive list of options for accommodation in Vormsi $^{[deadlink]}$.
* Diby kämping, Diby, ☏ +372 52 41 887, lia.ostapenko@gmail.com. Camping, sauna, grill. Open 15 May - 30 September. €16. (updated May 2016)
* Hullo Hostel (Hostel "Feim & Sull"), Hullo, ☏ +372 5047827, broneerimine@hullohostel.ee. Sauna (€25/h); Camping (€5); Catering. €19. (updated May 2016)

## Go next

* Haapsalu – "Venice of the north", and a major seaside resort and medium-sized port city, good for visiting spas, taking mud baths, sailing and swimming. But also interesting monuments of the middle ages, like the cathedral and the Ruins of Haapsalu Castle, and a famous and picturesque Railway Museum can be seen here.
* Pärnu – Estonia's 4th largest city and the summer capital of Estonia, popular for its balneo-therapy complexes and spa centres, surrounded by numerous beaches.
# Älvdalen

Älvdalen is a municipality in north-western Dalarna, at the border of Härjedalen and Norway.

## Understand
### Settlements

* Älvdalen
* Idre
* Särna

## Talk

While virtually everyone speaks standard Swedish, and understands English, the municipality is home to the Elfdalian language (älvdalska), with around 2,000 speakers. Though it has never had legal standing as a language, it is unintelligible to Swedish-speakers, and was written with runes well into the 20th century.
In the northern edge of the province, Sami is the traditional language.

## Get in
### By plane

The airports at Sveg or at Sälen can be used to go to Älvdalen or Idre. Connections to Idre are by car or taxi only, 132 km from Sveg and 120 km from Sälen.

### By train

There are trains from Stockholm over Arlanda to Mora. Bus connections to Älvdalen, Särna and Idre exist. Tickets from SJ.

### By bus

Dalatrafik organises buses from e.g. Mora to Älvdalen, Särna and Idre. In the winter there are direct buses between Stockholm and the Idre ski resort.

## Get around

In winter, there is a bus from Särna to Mörket. Its first stop is at the Konsum store in Särna.

## See

* tower (Just outside of the village of Särna, coming from Sälen). from where you can see the entire area
* Gamla Kyrka (Old Church). In the center of town, there is a lovely wooden church from the mid 17th century
* 61.58333312.6666671 Fulufjäll National Park (20 km outside of Särna). Sweden's largest waterfall (94 m high), the Njupeskär, is located in the park. A well-marked 4-km trail leads you to the waterfall and back to the parking lot. Wooden walkways are built over the more wet areas along the trail. This is a perfect outing for inexperienced mountaineers. Along the way you can enjoy the varied plant life: 'hjortron' (Cloudberry) in the open areas and in the woods lingon (Cowberry) and blueberry. The woods are a mix of pine and birch. There are bears, wolves and a particularly large type of moose living in the reserve.
* 61.22944414.0373612 Porphyry & Hagström Museum (Porfyr- och Hagströmmuseet), Dalgatan 81, 796 30 Älvdalen, ☏ +46 251 314 02, porfyr-hagstrom.museum@alvdalen.se. A museum dedicated to the local findings of porphyry rocks and the Hagström factory in Älvdalen, which manufactured 700,000 accordions and 120,000 guitars in the period 1925–1983. The Hagström electric guitars were played by stars like Frank Zappa and Elvis Presley. Amongst the museum exhibits is a copy of an Elvis Presley guitar. (updated Dec 2018)

## Do

Summer - Hiking, Fishing, Bird Watching, the largest waterfall in Sweden in the Fulufjället National Park, Moose Adventure, Beaver watching. Winter - Husky Adventure, Snow Shoe Hiking, Snow Scooter trails, Skiining in Idre or Särna.

## Eat

There are a few places to eat, in Idre, 35km from Mörkret and Särna 25km from Mörkret

## Stay safe

Close to the Fulufjället National Park, one would find [www.fulufjällsbyn.se], consisting of 22 fully equipped cottages.
# Llallagua

Llallagua is a city of 41,000 people (2012) in the Potosí Department of Bolivia.

## Understand
### Climate

Summers are cool and wet with daily highs rarely rising above 22 °C, while winters have cooler days with much colder nights averaging −4 °C.

## Get in

Many buses leave daily between Oruro which takes around 3 hours. One bus a night leaves to La Paz which takes about 8 hours.

## See

* Catavi spas
* Routes for sport climbing in Catavi and Katiri
* Salvador Mine
* Catavi Historical Mining Archive
* 20th century mine
* Catavi sandbanks
* Granzas and hill of Cascajo
* Lupi Lupi Dam
* Camel hill
* Patino palace and Miraflores mine museum (in Uncía, 6 km south)

## Do

* Festivity of the Virgin of Asunción (August 13, 14, 15, 16)

## Sleep

* Hotel LLallagua, Llallagua plaza de armas. (updated Feb 2023)
# Cooroy

Cooroy is a town (population 3,791 in 2016) in the Noosa Hinterland region of South East Queensland in Australia.

## Understand

The word Cooroy is an Aboriginal term meaning "possum" in the Kabi language. First settled in the 19th century, Cooroy's economy depended on timber along with small farming.
Due to its tranquil rural atmosphere and bright streetscapes, Cooroy is called the "Heart of the Hinterland".

## Get in
### By car

Cooroy is off the Bruce Highway (M1), about 128 km north of Brisbane, and about a 30-minute drive from the Sunshine Coast. If you're using the Bruce Highway, use exit 230.

### By rail

* -26.4176152.91121 Cooroy railway station, 14 Myall St. This station is served by Queensland Rail with inter-urban and long-distance train services.

### By bus

TransLink operates bus services to Elm Street.

## Get around

The town is small enough that you could walk, but this town is very bike friendly, and parking isn't a huge problem if you're taking your car with you.

## See

The various hills and scrubland surrounding the town are worth a look/hike. Some of the better ones include Black Mountain and Cooroy Mountain, from which the town got its name.
* Lake McDonald and Noosa Botanical Gardens
* -26.43222152.952781 Mount Cooroy. A 438m peak, with prominent views of the Sunshine Coast.
* -26.416408152.9108482 Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre, 11A Maple Street. This former butter factory opened in 1915 and now functions as an art gallery for its events venue, whose notable highlight includes a separate pottery studio.
* -26.4142152.90963 Cooroy Lower Mill Site Kiln, Lower Mill Road. A beautifully heritage-registered kiln.

## Do

* -26.415706152.9106021 Cooroy Library, 9 Maple St, ☏ +61 7 5329 6555. Regional public library opened in 2010. Its design combines the elements of its sustainable natural environment and vibrant indoor community space. Highlights of the library include a sunken courtyard, grassed rooftop and curved lines.
* Cooroy Library Rooftop Movies. Shows a screening of outdoor family movies on the rooftop of Cooroy Library. Picnic blankets and chairs available.

## Buy

* -26.417639152.9094951 Gelignite Jacks, 2 Emerald St. The town's very own Dynamite Discounters, with a wide variety of products.

## Eat

* -26.41757152.9106651 Cooroy RSL, 25 Maple St. ANZAC restaurant with fine dining, bistro, coffee shop, Friday night concerts and gambling.
* -26.416615152.9102472 Serene Thai, 16 Maple St. Comfortable in its ambience, this restaurant offers authentic Thai cuisine.

## Sleep

* -26.420752152.9089971 Eden Rest Short Stay Accommodation, 55 Maple St. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM. (updated Oct 2021)

## Cope

* -26.4182152.908081 Wattle Street Dental, 1/13 Garnet St, ☏ +07 5447 7669. M-F. A modern dental clinic. Provides comprehensive oral health services for the whole family.

## Go next

* Go south to the Sunshine Coast and enjoy some of the beaches.
# Kennebec and Moose River Valleys

River Valley is a region of Maine that encompasses the counties of Kennebec and Somerset.

## Cities and towns

* 44.307-69.7821 Augusta
* 44.447222-69.83252 Belgrade
* 45.05-69.8827783 Bingham
* 44.478611-69.5172224 China
* 44.588333-69.5986115 Fairfield
* 45.336111-69.9672226 The Forks
* 44.229167-69.7736117 Gardiner
* 44.286667-69.7977788 Hallowell
* 45.623889-70.2544449 Jackman - An outpost of civilization - the "Switzerland of Maine"
* 44.174167-69.93361110 Litchfield
* 44.797778-69.87972211 Madison
* 44.238611-70.03555612 Monmouth
* 44.544167-69.72861113 Oakland
* 44.76481-69.71838914 Skowhegan
* 44.459167-69.677515 Vassalboro
* 44.551944-69.64583316 Waterville
* 44.348611-70.06611117 Wayne
* 45.396944-70.03611118 West Forks
* 44.5425-69.60519 Winslow

## Other destinations

* Jackman-Moose River valley

## Understand

The area is heavily forested with large tracts of land owned by timber companies and private landowners.

## Talk

Due to the border with Quebec, a large number of people speak French, especially in northern portions of the region.

## See

* Fall foliage: The area's leaves start turning in September, and usually peak around the end of the month, or the beginning of October. US Route 201 from Solon to Jackman is one of the most scenic routes in the state, and has been featured in places like Yankee magazine. Route 15 is also impressive, especially around Rockwood/Greenville, where Moosehead Lake and Mt. Kineo make for some astounding vistas.

## Do

Outdoor activities rule here.
* Fishing
* Hunting
* Hiking
* Snowmobiling
* Canoeing and river rafting
* Animal and bird watching

## Stay safe

Be aware when driving that collisions with moose are frequent in this area.
# St. Johnsbury

Saint Johnsbury is a city in Vermont. The population is about 7,600.

## Understand

* Welcome and Transit Center at the Pomerleau Building (51 Depot Square), ☏ +1 802 748-3678.

## Get in
### By car

Saint Johnsbury is just north of the intersection of Interstates 91 and 93 and along US Route 2.

## See

* Catamount Arts Center, 139 Eastern Ave, ☏ +1 802 748-2600. Catamount Arts was founded in 1975 with a mission of enhancing the cultural climate of northern Vermont and New Hampshire. They work to cultivate awareness and appreciation of the arts through a diversified schedule of film, music, theater, dance, and the visual arts.
* Dog Chapel and Stephen Huneck Gallery, 143 Parks Rd (I-93, Exit 1, turn left onto Route 2 west and go about three-quarters of a mile to Spaulding Road and turn right), ☏ +1 802 748-2700. Jun-Oct 10AM-5PM Sa 11AM-4PM and Sundays. Nov-May by appointment only. The sign says "All breeds/all creeds/no dogmas". Dog lovers will enjoy this. Author, and artist Stephen Huneck's gallery is also a treat. Visitors are encouraged to pin photos of their deceased pets to the interior walls of the chapel. Free.
* Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium, 1302 Main St, ☏ +1 802 748-2372. Northern New England's museum of natural history. Collections include animals, artifacts, dolls, tools, shells and fossils from near and far. Home to Vermont's only public planetarium and the Eye on the Sky weather center.
* Maple Grove Farms, 1006 Portland St, ☏ +1 802 748-5141. Tour the oldest and largest maple candy factory in the world. See their famous dressings being made and tour the Sugar House Museum. Of course, take some samples home, too!
* St. Johnsbury Athenaeum & Art Gallery, 1171 Main St, ☏ +1 802 748-8291. This National Historic Landmark has served as a center of culture and learning for 130 years. The free public library and art gallery is home to a permanent collection of 19th-century paintings as well as changing art exhibits, a children's library & events, and the First Wednesday Lecture Series.

## Buy

* Northeast Kingdom Artisans Guild, 430 Railroad St, ☏ +1 802 748-0158. A cooperative shop featuring fine handcrafted gifts by almost 100 Northeast Kingdom and Vermont artisans. The gallery includes paintings, prints, works in clay, fiber, glass, wood and metal as well as handmade candles and soaps. New exhibits are featured throughout the year.

## Eat

* Anthony's Diner, 321 Railroad St, ☏ +1 802 748-3613. Open until 8PM. Homecooked family restaurant serving burgers, fish and vegetarian selections, as well as homemade pies.
* 98 Mill, 98 Mill St, ☏ +1 802-424-1545. Italian. averaging $20 or so.

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

* Comfort Inn & Suites St. Johnsbury, 703 US Route 5 South, ☏ +1 802 748-1500. The hotel offers a wide range of family vacation packages year round.
* Fairbanks Inn, 401 Western Ave, toll-free: +1-866-359-8204. A comfortable, pet-friendly, bed and breakfast style lodging, extended stay and vacation hotel.
# Central Arkansas

Central is a region in Arkansas. The central region includes the Little Rock, North Little Rock Combined Statistical area which had 898,683 people in the 2013 census estimates and the Hot Springs Malvern Combined area which had 130,673 in 2013.

## Cities

* 34.736111-92.3311111 Little Rock – the capital of the state
* 35.071389-91.8919442 Beebe
* 34.570833-92.5769443 Benton
* 34.972778-92.0222224 Cabot
* 35.087222-92.4533335 Conway
* 34.544167-91.96756 England
* 34.497222-93.0552787 Hot Springs
* 34.870278-92.1152788 Jacksonville
* 34.784167-91.9008339 Lonoke
* 34.853611-92.40666710 Maumelle
* 34.968056-92.41972211 Mayflower
* 34.780833-92.25694412 North Little Rock
* 35.246944-91.73361113 Searcy
* 34.830833-92.21138914 Sherwood
* 34.550833-93.63083315 Mount Ida
* 35.332222-92.07916716 Rose Bud
* 35.077222-92.212517 Vilonia
# Paucartambo

Paucartambo is a city in the Southern Sierra region of Peru.

## See

Most tourists will visit Paucartambo during the festival of la Virgen del Carmen. Colorful and delightfully western tourist free, the festival lasts for four days, between the 15th and 19th of July.
* Aspiring Adventures, Magisterio E2, Wanchaq, Cusco, ☏ +6434897474. The festival of la Virgin del Carmen while not a common touristic experience, is an amazing festival to visit - for the intrepid traveler, there are a few operators who run trips to Paucartambo during the festival such as Aspiring Adventures.

## Buy

Because this is truly a tourist-free location, most goods will be sold closer to their actual price. Some of the most bizarre products for western tourists are sold, such as dried alpaca fetuses and mountain herbs and "remedies". If you are not yet used to the altitude from your travels in Cusco, you may want to buy some dried coca leaves for tea.

## Eat

Street food is abundant during the festival. Try some of the locally produced meats, cheeses and fresh produce that line the streets. Peruvian tourists will tell you what is good and where to go.

## Sleep

There are a few locally owned hotels, but these are mostly full by the first day of the festival. Many people choose to camp by renting equipment in Cusco. Try sleeping on the soccer field, which is usually pretty empty and away from any party-goers.
# Chinchero

Chinchero is a city in the Southern Sierras of Peru.

## Understand

Chinchero is one of the few towns in the region that is higher than Cusco (12,500 ft (3,800 m)) and so make sure you are acclimated before walking around.
You must have a boleto turistico to enter the Chinchero ruins and church. This ticket covers 14 sites in Cusco and the Sacred Valley, and costs S/70 for one day, or S/130 for ten days (Mar 2018).

## Get in

Many buses pass through Chinchero on their way to either Urubamba or Cusco. The ride should cost about S/3 either way.

## See

The ruins at Chinchero are a series of nested terraces rising up to a plateau upon which sits a church built in the early 1600s.
The elaborately frescoed 19th-century church is also worth a peek.

## Do

There are several hikes that can be done from Chinchero. If you walk through the ruins, down into the valley, and follow the path along a riverbed, you will eventually emerge, after a few hours, at a small town where there are frequent combis to Urubamba. The path goes along the side of a verdant steep-sided valley offering beautiful views.

## Buy

The market is only on Sundays, but there are usually women in the plaza arranging their crafts for the bus tourists who come through later, and the shops sell fine weaving at low prices.

## Go next

* Maras, a few kilometres outside of Urubamba, to see the Incan salt fields (Salineras), and the concentric agricultural terraces at Moray.
# Pichanaki

Pichanaki is in the Southern Sierra region of Peru.

## Understand

Pichanaki (Pichanaqui) is 525 meters above sea level on the Perene river (Rio Perené) between the towns of La Merced and Satipo.

## See

* Caverna la Olada (On the left shortly after the turn for Puerto Yurinaki when travelling from Pichanaki to La Merced).
* Cascada Tsomonnael (Near Rio Negro. On the left when travelling from Pichanaki to Satipo).
* Catarata de Bayoz (55km from La Merced. Turn left at the bridge for Puerto Yurinaki when travelling from La Merced to Pichanaki). Waterfalls, a nice place for a swim and a shower. Adults S/.1.50, Child S/.1.00.
* Catarata El Nino. Waterfall.
* Catarata Zotorari. Waterfall.
* Velo de la Novia (55km from La Merced. Turn left at the bridge for Puerto Yurinaki when travelling from La Merced to Pichanaki). Just 600 meters down stream from Catarata de Bayoz. There is an abundance of butterflies here. Adults S/.1.50, Child S/.1.00.

## Buy

* Creme de Cacao.
* Creme de Coco.
* Creme de Cafe.

## Sleep

* Hospedaje Hower Ilich, 430 Av. Micaela Bastidas, Pichanaki. (On the plaza.). Large, clean rooms. Big TV's, private bathrooms, no hot water. Some rooms overlook the plaza, the 3rd floor has a better view as the second floors view is obscured by telephone wires, it can be noisy when there's fiestas in the plaza. Doble S/.50.00 (that's a room with two single beds), you'll probably get it for S/.40 if you haggle.

## Go next

* Atalaya The Emerald of Ucayali. Boats travelling downstream to Pucallpa.
* La Merced
* Oxapampa
* San Ramon (Peru)
* Satipo
* Tarma The Pearl of the Andes.
* Villa Rica
# Alpena (Michigan)

Alpena is a city in Northeastern Michigan.

## See

* 45.0808-83.44851 Besser Museum for Northeast Michigan, 491 Johnson St, ☏ +1 989 356-2202. (updated Jan 2020)
* Great Lakes Maritime Heritage Center, 500 W. Fletcher St, ☏ +1 989-884-6200.

## Do

* 45.0034-83.2531 Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary and Underwater Preserve. A 4,300-sq-mi (11,000 km²) area that protects an estimated 116 historically significant shipwrecks ranging from nineteenth-century wooden side-wheelers to 20th-century steel-hulled steamers. (updated Sep 2021)

## Eat

* Downtown Scoops Ice Cream Shoppe (Scoops), 101 N 2nd Ave (downtown), ☏ +1 989 340 0274. A small ice cream shop. USD $5-20. (updated Mar 2023)

## Drink

* Austin Brothers Beer Company, 821 W Miller St., ☏ +1 989-340-2300. Nice brewery on the outskirts of town. Decent food menu as well. (updated Jun 2018)

## Sleep

* Ramada by Wyndham Alpena Hotel & Conference Center, 1000 US 23 North (From town center, north on US 23.). $60-80/n.