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# Rutherford (New Jersey)

Rutherford is a cute suburb in Bergen County, New Jersey, becoming incredibly expensive to live in.

## Understand

Thanks to its easy access to New York City by rail, Rutherford became an early bedroom community. Following the initial wave of settlement in the late 19th century, an additional building boom occurred in the 1920s, when the majority of the borough's current housing stock was constructed.

## Get in

NJ Transit offers service to and from New York City's Port Authority Bus Terminal in Midtown Manhattan on several routes. The 163 offers rush hour service only. The 190 offers local service along Union Avenue and Orient Way. The 191, 192 and 195 routes all serve the portion of Rutherford that is adjacent to Route 3, as well as the portion of Route 17 that goes through Rutherford. The 76 bus provides service between Hackensack and Newark.
Rutherford's train station serves passengers on NJ Transit's Bergen County Line. Service is available to Suffern and various stations along Metro-North Railroad's Port Jervis Line, and to all other Bergen County Line stations. Service is also provided to Hoboken Terminal with connections to Hudson–Bergen Light Rail, PATH, and NY Waterway service, and customers can connect at Secaucus for trains to New York Penn Station, Newark Liberty International Airport, and points west and south along the Morris & Essex Lines, North Jersey Coast Line, Northeast Corridor Line, and Montclair-Boonton Line. Access to the Raritan Valley Line is available at either Hoboken or at Newark Penn Station via Secaucus.
A short portion of the New Jersey Turnpike Western Spur (Interstate 95) passes through the southern section of Rutherford, but the closest interchange is in neighboring East Rutherford (exit 16W).

## See

Rutherford is home to the following locations on the National Register of Historic Places:
* Iviswold castle – 223 Montross Avenue, on the campus of Felician College, built in 1869
* Kip Homestead – 12 Meadow Road
* Rutherford station – Station Square, constructed in 1898
* William Carlos Williams House – 9 Ridge Road
* Yereance-Berry House – 91 Crane Avenue

## Do

* Rutherford holds an annual street fair on Labor Day which is the longest-running street fair in New Jersey and usually attracts 20,000 people.
* The Rutherford Multicultural Festival is an annual event that provides traditional entertainment and food from around the world.
* 40.784989-74.1050671 Richard Dekorte Park, Lyndhurst. (updated Jan 2021)
* 40.807707-74.1062162 Medieval Times, 149 Polito Ave, Lyndhurst. (updated Jan 2021)

## Buy

* 40.808602-74.0709741 The American Dream Mall, American Dream Way, Rutherford (Exit 16e on the NJ Turnpike). Second largest mall in the United States and the largest in New Jersey. Home to a huge indoor waterpark. (updated Jan 2021)

## Sleep

* Renaissance Meadowlands Hotel, 801 Rutherford Avenue, ☏ +1 201 231-3100, toll-free: +1-800-851-6028, fax: +1 201 231-3111.
# Rutherglen

There is more than one place called Rutherglen:

### United Kingdom

* Rutherglen (Scotland)

### Australia

* Rutherglen (Victoria)
# Rutland (England)

Rutland is a county in the East Midlands of England, notable for being England's smallest county.

## Towns

* 52.6705-0.73331 Oakham - county town
* 52.59-0.72222 Uppingham

## Villages

* 52.666-0.5963 Empingham
* 52.659-0.6714 Hambleton – village, surrounded by Rutland Water

## Other destinations

The villages around 52.666667-0.6666671 Rutland Water.

## Understand

Rutland is England's smallest ancient county, having been reinstated to Unitary Authority status on 1 April 1997. The county has two historic market towns, Oakham and Uppingham, and numerous villages in a rolling, rural landscape. It also has a large reservoir in the middle of the county, and is popular for boating.

## See

* Rutland Water. The largest man-made lake in Western Europe lies in the centre of the County. (updated Sep 2015)
* The British Birdwatching Fair, LE15 8BT. Held at the Egleton Nature Reserve every August (updated Sep 2015)
* Eyebrook reservoir lies in the south of the County.
* Barham Court, Exton historically significant stately home. Beautifully set back from village green. Noted for being the ancestral seat of the Sharpley lineage.
# Rutland Water

The Rutland Water area is in the county of Rutland and consists of a number of small villages and the lake.

## Understand

This article covers places of interest in the villages including:
* 52.59-0.6041 Barrowden
* 52.736-0.5662 Clipsham
* 52.71-0.663 Cottesmore
* 52.658-0.7064 Egleton
* 52.666389-0.5963895 Empingham
* 52.69-0.6336 Exton
* 52.72-0.7717 Whissendine
* 52.62-0.6828 Wing
* 52.664112-0.6173861 Rutland Water Tourist Information Centre, Sykes Ln, Empingham, ☏ +44 1780 686800. And the dam of the lake. (updated Mar 2017)

## See

* Rutland Water. The largest man-made lake in Western Europe lies in the centre of the county. (updated Sep 2015)
* 52.655336-0.7017041 Rutland Water Nature Reserve, Egleton, ☏ +44 1572 770651. (updated Mar 2016)
* 52.615886-0.6788612 Wing maze, Glaston Road, Wing. site of one of the last remaining turf maze in the country.
* Yew-lined carriage drive, Clipsham.
* Barham Court, Exton. historically significant stately home. Beautifully set back from village green. Noted for being the ancestral seat of the Sharpley lineage.
* 52.7143-0.6893 Rocks By Rail, Cottesmore, LE15 7BX (5 miles north-east of Oakham), ☏ +44 7873 721941.
* 52.6816-0.488194 Tolethorpe Hall, Empingham, PE9 4BH. A country house, home of the Rutland Theatre of the Stamford Shakespeare Company. (updated Mar 2017)
* 52.687-0.65135 Barnsdale Gardens, The Avenue, Exton, LE15 8AH, info@barnsdalegardens.co.uk. (updated Apr 2023)

## Do
### Events

* The British Birdwatching Fair (Birdfair): August, Egleton Nature Reserve. Held every August. (date needs updating)

## Eat

* Exeter Arms, Barrowden, ☏ +44 1572 747247. With Bed and Breakfast
* 52.66698-0.5991 The White Horse, Main Street, Empingham, ☏ +44 1780 460221. With Bed and Breakfast.
* 52.69026-0.633652 Fox and Hounds, 19 The Green, Exton, ☏ +44 1572 812403. With Bed and Breakfast. (updated Jan 2021)

## Sleep

* White Lion Inn, Main Street, Whissendine, ☏ +44 1664 474233.
* 52.647347-0.6182441 Normanton Park Hotel (Best Western), Normanton Park Rd, Normanton, ☏ +44 844 387 6261. (updated Mar 2017)

## Go next

* Oakham
* Uppingham
* Stamford
# Rutland

There is more than one place called Rutland:

### United Kingdom

* Rutland (England) - A county in England.

### United States of America

* Rutland (Illinois)
* Rutland (Iowa)
* Rutland (Massachusetts) - a town in Central Massachusetts.
* Rutland (New York)
* Rutland (North Dakota)
* Rutland (Ohio)
* Rutland (South Dakota)
* Rutland (Vermont) - the third-largest city in Vermont.
* Rutland (Wisconsin)
# Rutherford

There is more than one place called Rutherford:

### United States of America

* Rutherford (California) - A town in California.
* Rutherford (New Jersey) - A town in New Jersey.
* Rutherford (Pennsylvania) - A town in Pennsylvania.
Also:
* Rutherford County (North Carolina)
* Rutherford County (Tennessee)
# Tomsk Oblast

Tomsk Oblast (Russian: То́мская о́бласть TOHM-skuh-yuh OH-bluhst') is a region in Western Siberia, which borders Omsk Oblast and Tyumen Oblast to the west, Khantia-Mansia to the north, Krasnoyarsk (region) to the east, Kemerovo Oblast to the southeast, and Novosibirsk Oblast to the south.

## Cities

* 56.48861184.9522221 Tomsk — the capital is a 400 year old quintessential Siberian city of historical importance and famed for its "gingerbread" traditional wooden houses and neoclassical University buildings
* 5786.152 Asino — a large town on the rail line to Tomsk from Taiga
* 58.92777881.5961113 Narym — this swampy village is the oldest settlement in the region (1596) and was home to numerous exiles, from Decembrists to anarchists to everyday Soviet citizens, including some very famous communists (Stalin, Rykov, Sverdlov, Ruybyshev).
* 56.684.854 Seversk — the second largest city in Tomsk Oblast; a major plutonium producing city that is closed to non-residents and was a secret city under the USSR
* 60.73333377.5833335 Strezhevoy — a small oil-man city on the Ob River to the northwest of Tomsk

## Understand

The Tomsk region was long an important center of Western Siberia, but lost importance after the construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway, which passed the region by to the south. But due to the discovery of oil in the late 20th century, Tomsk Oblast received a vital injection of economic importance and has reclaimed some of its status as an important region of Western Siberia.
Tourists will find that Tomsk Oblast lives up to their Siberian expectations. It is sparsely inhabited, vast, flat, wooded, and yes, it gets quite cold during the winter! Its principal attraction is the city of Tomsk, which is a worthwhile detour off the Trans-Siberian Railway for its historical importance, architecture, and Siberian culture.

## Talk

Knowledge of Russian is useful.

## Get in

Tomsk's Bogashevo Airport (TOF) is served by numerous domestic flights from Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Krasnoyarsk, Vladivostok, and others.
It is also possible to arrive via the Taiga-Tomsk-Asino-Bely Yar branch line off the Trans-Siberian Railway from Kemerovo Oblast.

## Eat

You should visit famous uzbek restaurant Osh (Ош) at Timakova street which is very popular especially for foreign students) or eat bliny (pancakes) which you can buy in many kiosk in the city.
# Tone

    This article is about the Japanese town in Ibaraki. For the Wikivoyage policy page about the written "tone" of Wikivoyage articles, see Wikivoyage:Tone
Tone (利根) is a town in Ibaraki, Japan.

## Understand

Tone is located in the most southern part of Ibaraki. Its name derives from the Tone River.
* The town government's official site has a conservative, Japanese-only tourism section.

## Get in

It's about 50 min by car from central Tokyo. Narita Airport is nearby.

## See

* 35.85729140.148171 Kunio Yanagida Memorial Park (柳田國男記念公苑), 1787-1, Fukawa,, ☏ +81 297 68 7189. 09:00-16:30. The house of Japanese folklorist "Yanagida Kunio" is preserved. Materials related to Kunio are on display there. Free.
* 35.857005140.1401642 Tokuman-ji Temple (徳満寺), 3004, Fukawa,, ☏ +81 297 68 2442. The temple was founded in the 16th century. Free.
* 35.870969140.1816423 Kōmō Shrine (蚊蝄神社), 882, Tachigi,, ☏ +81 297 68 7278, fax: +81 297 68 8957. Very old shrine. According to oral heritage, it was founded in 288BC lore and there are written records dating back to 698AD. Free. (updated Jun 2017)

## Do

* Donto-Yaki (どんと焼き). In mid-January, New Year offerings are burned around the town.

## Go next

* Ryugasaki
* Toride
* Kawachi
* Abiko
* Inzai
* Sakae
* Ushiku
* Inashiki
* Tsukubamirai
# Visconde de Mauá

Visconde de Mauá is a town in the state of Rio de Janeiro, in the Southeast of Brazil. Visitors enjoy hiking along various mountain trails, horseback riding and waterfall baths. The region, which includes the villages of Maringá and Maromba, has excellent inns and good restaurants.

## Understand

Visconde de Mauá is a geographically isolated region at the top of the Serra da Mantiqueira at the confluence of the states of Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais. Its main economic activity is mountain tourism, as it has many trails and waterfalls that flow from the Itatiaia National Park. In this bucolic setting, there is a touch of sophistication provided by the charm and comfort of its inns and restaurants.
The region of Visconde de Mauá comprises 3 main villages: Vila de Visconde de Mauá, Vila de Maringá (the village of restaurants) and Vila da Maromba (the village of waterfalls).

### Climate

Having mild summers and cold, dry winters. In winter, from June to August, the temperature can vary from -8 to 13 °C. summer has rainoften, mainly afternoon rains, with temperatures ranging from 8 to 27 °C.

## Get in

Access is via the BR-116/Rod. Presidente Dutra, km 311, between the cities of Resende and Itatiaia. From there, it is 30 km of winding road, of which 15 km are asphalted and 15 km are unpaved.
The nearest International airports to Visconde de Mauá are Tom Jobim/Galeão (GIG) in Rio de Janeiro and Cumbica/Guarulhos (GRU) in São Paulo.

### From Rio

* By car: Take the Dutra highway (BR-116), see: Rodovia Presidente Dutra, towards São Paulo. 6 km after Resende city, turn right to Visconde de Mauá and Penedo at access 311. Go straight on the RJ-163 for about 34 km until you reach Visconde de Mauá. The last 15 km is not paved.
* By bus: Contact Cidade do Aço company at the municipal bus station (Phone +55 21 2233-1218). Approx 3 hours travel.

### From São Paulo

* By car: Take the Dutra highway (BR 116), see: Rodovia Presidente Dutra, towards Rio de Janeiro. 5 km after Itatiaia city (before Resende), turn left to Visconde de Mauá and Penedo at access 311. Go straight on the RJ-163 for about 34 km until you reach Visconde de Mauá. The last 15 km is not paved.
* By bus: Contact Cometa bus company at the Tietê Station (phone +55 11 4004 9600). There are lines to Resende (approx. 4 hours). You must take a local bus to go from Resende to Visconde de Mauá (approx. 1 hour).

## See

* Escorrega Falls (Cachoeira do Escorrega).

## Eat

* Gosto com Gosto, at the main street. Excellent Minas Gerais food restaurant.
* Rosmarinus Officinalis, Mauá-Maringá Road, km 4, ☏ +55 24 3387-1550.

## Go next

On the way back, take the opportunity to visit Penedo. This Finnish colonized village is 3 km from via Dutra.
# Visegrad

There is more than one place called Visegrad:

### Bosnia and Herzegovina

* Višegrad — A town in Sarajevo Region.

### Hungary

* Visegrád — A town in Transdanubia.
# Ivangorod

Ivangorod is a small town in Leningrad Oblast, sitting right at the Estonian border at the Narva River, opposite the Estonian city of Narva. Ivangorod was for most of its history more or less in municipal union with Narva, as the junior partner. It is part of the Silver Ring of cultural and historical centers of Northwestern Russia.

## Understand

It has been much more difficult to move back and forth across the Narva river following the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the ensuing poor relations between Russian and Estonia, which has divided the populace (and somewhat stranded those on the Russian side from the city's actual centre). The river became the border only in 1945, and at the time both sides were part of the Soviet Union.

## Get in
### By train

The overnight train between Tallinn and Saint Petersburg calls here. There is one to two additional services from Saint Petersburg per day.
* 59.36783928.2339471 Ivangorod-Narvsky railway station. (updated Nov 2020)

### By car

While Ivangorod is right at the Tallinn-St. Petersburg highway, the bridge between Ivangorod and Narva is closed to vehicle traffic since the start of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Check out Driving in Russia for what documentation you need to bring a foreign car to Russia.

### By bus

Buses between Tallinn and St. Petersburg stop here.

### On foot

The border crossing from Narva remains open to pedestrians, and is one of the places you can cross into Russia with a cheaper e-visa.

## See

* 59.3747228.207781 Ivangorod Fortress. Established by Ivan III in 1492, today it functions as a museum. (updated Nov 2020)
* 59.376528.21782 Ivangorod Art Museum (Ивангородский Художественный музей), ☏ +7 81375 51-792. (updated Nov 2020)

## Go next

* Narva – On the Estonian side of the river
* Saint Petersburg
# Bigul

Bigul is a village in Uttarakhand in the Himalayan North of India.

## Understand

Bigul is a beautiful tiny hamlet in the district of Bageshwar. It offers magnificent views of the Himalayas from Nandadevi to Panchachuli and beyond. Quite matchless beauty for breathtaking sunset, surrounded by various thick forest of trees such as pine, rhododendron etc.
Bigul is still a less known destination on the tourism map but keeps great importance in history. In the time of British rule their army stayed here in tents and camps for weeks to collect lagaan (tax) by whistling biguls, which are playing instrument. Nearby villagers used to come here after listening to the bigul to contribute their grains, cloths, cattels etc. as lagaan.
In times past Atithi Devo Bhav (in English, the guest is God), defined a tradition of responsibility to offer visitors food and other requirements during their stay. Atithi devo bhav is a tradition of hospitality still in vogue in India today and attracts millions of tourists every year.

## Get in

Bigul is 32 km from Bageshwar on the Bageshwar-Chaukori motor road, at an altitude of 6750 ft.
There are three routes to reach Bigul from Delhi:
* Delhi - Kathgodam - Nainital - Almora - Binsar - Takula - Bageshwar - Kanda - Bigul
* Delhi - Kathgodam - Nainital - Almora - Seraghat - Berinag - Chaukori - Kotmanya - Bigul
* Delhi - Kathgodam - Nainital - Almora - Kosi - Kausani - Baijnath - Bageshwar - Kanda - Bigul
Bigul is 520 km from Delhi, 198 km from Kathgodam via Binsar, 105 km from Almora via Binsar, 32 km from Bageshwar. Chaukori is 15 km from Bigul.

## See

* Dhaulinag Temple. A divine place, located on the top of Vijaypur Mountain, 5 km from Bigul.

## Do

* Watch the sunset. The elevation, isolation and lush greenery of Bigul make it great spot to watch the sun go down. (updated Jun 2018)

## Eat

* Traditional Kumaoni cuisine

## Drink

* Spring water.
# Bigelow

There is more than one place called Bigelow:

### United States of America

* Bigelow (Missouri) - a town in the state of Missouri.
* Bigelow (Minnesota) - a town in the state of Minnesota.
* Bigelow (Arkansas) - a town in the state of Arkansas.
# Biggar (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Biggar:

### Canada

* Biggar (Saskatchewan) — a town in West Central Saskatchewan

### England

* Biggar (England) — a village in Cumbria , near Barrow-in-Furness

### Scotland

* Biggar (Scotland) — a town in Clydesdale
# Babol

Babol (Mazanderani: باوول, Persian: بابل) is a city in the Caspian region of Iran, north-east of Tehran and about 30 km from Sari. It is the chief commercial centre of Mazandaran Province and was once the major trading center of northern Iran. The population was estimated to be about 220,000 in 2011.

## Understand
### History

Founded in the 16th century, it was built on the site of the ancient city of Mamatir. Babol used to be called Barforushdeh and Barforush afterwards.

## Get in

By plane:
Fights from all over the world to Tehran, then from Tehran airport to Sari airport (50 min flight and then 50 km by car to Babol).
By train:
From Tehran's main train station to Quaemshahr train station (5 hours) then half an hour from Quaemshahr to Babol by car.
By road:
You can travel from Tehran to Babol in 4-5 hours directly by car or bus.

## See

* Palace of Abbas I's ruins. (updated Mar 2020)
* 36.52411852.6640271 Mohammad Hassan Khan Bridge. One of the most ancient structures of Mazandaran. It was built by the king Mohammad Hassan Khan Qajar, the ancestor of Agha Mohammad Khan Qajar as the main road from Babol to Amol. (updated Mar 2020)
* 36.54462352.6762672 Babol museum (موزه گنجینه بابل). (updated Mar 2020)
* Babol Noshirvani Park. Biggest park including playground located in the north part of Iran, located almost in the vicinity of Caspian Sea. Babol is home to important and intact forests and jungles. (updated Mar 2020)
# Baan Ao Leuk

Ao Leuk (อ่าวลึก) is in Krabi Province.

## Understand

Baan Ao Leuk is around 50 km north of Krabi on the way to Phang Nga and Phuket along the main road.

## Get in

Buses to and from Krabi and Phuket travel at regular intervals through the town.

## Get around

Hire a car in Krabi to visit the attractions. Other than this, motorcycle-taxi hire is the only way to get around the place to see the worthwhile sights.

## Do

There are some interesting caves.
* Tam Lot (On the way to Ghost Cave). It is a "drive through" cavern and your kayak/boat will go in one side and come out the other, then return the same way. You will get rained upon as much water drips from the roof.
* Tam Pet (Diamond Cave) (As you come to Ao Leuk from Krabi, on the right you will see a road sign saying Tam Pet (or Tam Phet). Turn right here. The cave is about 5 km along the road). At the Buddhist temple the attendant monk will lend you a torch. The cave itself is a couple of hundred metres long, and there are a couple of formations which sparkle, hence the name "Diamond Cave". You will pick up a lot of sticky mud on your shoes, and a facility is available in front of the temple for you to clean. As a courtesy pay an offering, with 100 baht being acceptable.
* Tam Pii Hua Toe (Big Headed Ghost Cave) (It is to the left just after you come into the town, and there are several turns you must make. You are headed for Bor Tor Pier. Watch carefully for road signs as there are not many). Can be booked as a guided tour at your hotel in Krabi. You will be taken there, and tour the cave in a self-paddled kayak with along with others. Lunch is included. The cave inaccessible except by water, and so you either rent you a kayak or hire a longtail boat for one hour for 400 baht. You will be fitted with a life jacket. The cave itself is very interesting. They found a couple of very large skulls lodged up in the roof (hence the cave name), and you walk through to look at it. Up on the ceiling are very old carvings, although they are hard to see. There is a walk through where you can get a good view of the cliffs. As the cave is open to the air, the stalactites and stalagmites have deteriorated.
# Babaloma

Babaloma is a small town in Kwara State, Central Nigeria. It is about 75 km from Ilorin, the state capital, and 45 km from Jebba, a major city in Niger State.

## Understand

Babaloma is known as a stopover town, especially for people plying the Niger State and Kwara State major road that passed through it. Babaloma was one of the first towns in the area to have electricity and pipe-borne water. Babaloma is situated on the major Osin River, which it treats and pumps both throughout the town and to surrounding towns and villages.
There is evidence that Babaloma was initially settled from the nearby Oyo State.

## Get in

See the information for Ilorin as you will have to go there first. The city of Ilorin serves as a gateway between the northern and southern part of Nigeria.

## Get around

See the information for Ilorin.

## Go next

* Ibadan
* Esie
* Offa
* Ilala
* Ilorin
* Ekiti
# Babahoyo

Babahoyo is the capital of Los Ríos Province, Ecuador.

## Get in

Most bus companies running between Quito and Guayaquil stop or passes through Babahoyo. It is one hour from Guayaquil and 7 hours from Quito. Quevedo connects with Guayaquil by two highways, one through Balzar and Daule (not very popular); and the other one that passes through Babahoyo.

## Get around

There is a small mall in the south part of the town, where people can buy supplies and run some errand.

## See

Noteworthy attractions include the verdant gardens of Parque 24 de Mayo and the city's main cathedral, which is decorated with an enormous mosaic mural depicting the Virgin Mary. The beautiful river that have old traditional houses around it.
* -1.7991-79.5321 Our Lady of Mercy Cathedral (Catedral Nuestra Señora de la Merced). (updated Jun 2021)

## Do

Take a walk in the 10 Agosto street and look for the small edification is very interesting. Have an ice cream and enjoy the view in the new malecon can be pretty and very relaxing. At night there are a couple of bars and clubs in the downtown very common for the wealthy citizen.

## Eat

* Chifa Pacífico Babahoyo: Chinese food. Address: Gral. Barona and Abdon Calderon.
* Monich: Ecuadorian & international food. Address: Eloy Alfaro and 10 de Agosto

## Drink

Sodas bar are very common in the town, also street vendor sell natural fresh juices

## Sleep

There are different kinds of places where to stay, from hotels to motels.
* Hotel Emperador, ☏ +593 5-730535. On Gen Barona street.
* Hotel Cachari, Bolívar 120 and Gen Barona, ☏ +593 5-734443. With, a/c, cable TV, sauna, & restaurant.