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# Bosencheve National Park

Bosencheve National Park is a national park straddling the border between Michoacan and Mexico (state). It is located within the volcano belt of Central Mexico. The park is close to Michoacan's world-famous Monarch Butterfly Reserve.

## Understand

The park has a temperate humid climate with altitudes between 2,480 and 3,240 m above sea level. The forests are mostly fir and pine but they have an unnatural look due to their uniform tree height and lack of shrubs or undergrowth. The park has little in the way of tourist amenities, instead relying on the pristine natural forests and lakes to attract visitors.
Among the top attractions of the park are two large lakes (Laguna Seca and Laguna Verde) which provide habitat for migratory water birds. Several mammal species including squirrels, rabbits, armadillos and several species of bat are common in this area, especially in the canyons. Some of the larger canyons in the park are El Jaral, Ojo de agua, Pundereje, El Cardaro, Las Peñitas and La Palma. The park was established as part of the national park system in 1940 and covers an area of approximately 14,600 hectares.

## Get in

The park is about 2 hours east of Mexico City by car.

## Do

* Hike - the park has miles of marked hiking trails
* Camp - a campground is available
* Picnic
* Fish - two lakes, fishermen catch mostly crappie and carp
* Nature watch - beautiful landscapes and plenty of birds and other wildlife

## Go next

* Angangueo to see the Monarch Butterfly Reserve
# Bosanska Krajina

Bosanska Krajina is in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

## Cities

* 44.772517.19251 Banja Luka — the capital of Republika Srpska, with many historical sights
* 44.81666715.8666672 Bihać — a city on the Croatian border, surrounded by an impressive nature
* 45.13333317.253 Gradiska (Bosanska Gradiška) — a border town in the east of the region, on the banks of the Sava River
* 44.34025317.2572334 Jajce — a nice old town with a fortress and waterfalls in the surrounding countryside
* 44.61666717.155 Krupa na Vrbasu
* 44.0516.856 Glamoč
* 44.96666716.77 Prijedor

## Other destinations

* 45.00833316.8916671 Kozara National Park — a national park with dense forests and hilly meadows, a hiking and hunting destination

## Understand

Roughly a triangle bordered by Croatia to the north and west, Central Bosnia to the southeast, and Northeastern Bosnia to the east, Bosanska Krajina is the northwestern part of the country. The name of the province, meaning the "Bosnian Frontier" in all of the local languages (Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian; Serbian Cyrillic: Босанска Крајина) as well as in other Slavic ones, is a legacy of the rivalry between the Austrian and the Ottoman Empires, as the region was for long the borderland between these two major powers of the past.
Roughly divided politically in half, the western half of Bosanska Krajina forms part of the Bosniak/Croat-majority Federation, while the eastern half forms part of Republic of Srpska. Most of the formerly multi-ethnic towns of the region are now (since the Yugoslav Wars of 1992–1995) dominated by a single ethnicity, depending on which side of the inter-entity border they fall on.

## Talk

All three languages of the region (Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian) are mutually intelligible with each other, however while in Republic of Srpska, you may need to decrypt some Cyrillic.

## Get around
### Ride-sharing

Ride-sharing in the region is in 2012 often done through the Trazim- nudim prevoz (Searching- offering transport) Facebook group.

## See

* 44.6565316.00891 Una Waterfall and National Park. A great national park with impressive waterfalls. (updated Oct 2022)

## Do

* Fly-fishing. The majority of the premier fly fishing waters in Bosnia are concentrated in the North-Western region of Bosanska Krajina and the Sana is a river in the heart of it.
# Impilahti

Impilahti (Karelian: Imbilahti, Russian: Импила́хти) is a small town along the northern shores of Lake Ladoga in Karelia.

## Understand

In 1812, "Old Finland", the area Russia had taken from Sweden by the wars of 1700–1721 and 1741–1743, was united with the Grand Duchy of Finland. These areas, including Impilahti, became part of independent Finland in 1917. Impilahti was part of what was evacuated and ceded to the Soviet Union after the Winter War 1940 and again after the Continuation War 1944.
In the Finnish days Impilahti was centre of a municipality that included the industrial Pitkäranta (now Pitkyaranta), which already then was the biggest population centre.
The population of the town and its surroundings has been in a decline and they have some 600 inhabitants as of 2023.

## Get in

The road A121 along Ladoga's northern shore runs near the town between Sortavala and Pitkyaranta. You can take the bus from either. There is also a railway from Lodeynoye Pole on the Saint Petersburg–Murmansk railway.

## See

* To the east of the village of Leppäsilta is a Stone Age settlement.
* Impilahti's center has the status of a historical settlement. Building monuments include the preserved Impilahti parsonage, school, bank and hotel from the Finnish era, as well as two residential buildings.
* Impilahti has the graves of Soviet and Finnish soldiers who fell in the Winter and Continuation War, as well as Soviet prisoners of war.
* The municipality also has several holiday villages and hunting lodges.

## Buy

* 61.670931.15591 Lider (Лидер), 86K-248, Impilahti. A grocery store

## Sleep

* 61.667831.17031 Bashni Andra (Башни Андра), Sortavalʹskoe š, 19, Impilahti, ☏ +7 921 962-92-12. A guesthouse. (updated Jun 2023)
* 61.644931.15262 Karelia Love Glamping (Карелиа Лове Глэмпинг), Kirkonkjulja, 10, ☏ +7 921 224-32-12. A camping area. (updated Jun 2023)

## Go next

* Lagoda Skerries National Park, which includes the shores to the west and south of Impilahti proper.
* Sortavala, the nearest city (some 20,000 inhabitants)
# Ina (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Ina:

### Japan

* Ina (Ibaraki) - 伊奈町, now part of Tsukubamirai city
* Ina (Nagano) - 伊那市
* Ina (Saitama) - 伊奈町

### Slovakia

* Iňa

### United States of America

* Ina (Illinois)

### India

* INA Colony, New Delhi

### Russia

* Inta Airport, INA, Komi Republic

### Others

* Indonesia IOC country code
# Atlanta/South

South Atlanta is a district in Atlanta that contains the Grant Park, Peoplestown, Lakewood Heights, and Mechanicsville neighborhoods, and is near the world's busiest airport.

## Understand

South Atlanta contains the neighborhoods:
* 33.7335-84.37351 Grant Park. A historical district in the area. Besides the park itself, this area includes Zoo Atlanta and Cyclorama.
* 33.7395-84.39892 Mechanicsville.
* 33.728-84.3853 Peoplestown.
* 33.7042-84.38644 Lakewood Heights.

## Get in

MARTA East/West Line stops at King Center Station. Interstate 75, Interstate 20, and Freedom Parkway provide access by car.
To get to Grant Park, take MARTA Bus #397 from King Memorial Station. By car, exit from I-20 at Blvd SE.

## See

* 33.61375-84.490341 Chick-fil-A Home Office Backstage Tour, 5200 Buffington Road. (updated May 2016)

## Do

* 33.704183-84.3960191 Cellairis Amphitheatre (Lakewood Amphitheater). Attend a concert or event
* 33.748-84.3712 Oakland Cemetery, 48 Oakland Avenue, ☏ +1 404 688-2107. Historic graveyard (established 1850) which is the burial site of Margaret Mitchell, Bobby Jones, and many Civil War soldiers.
* 33.732-84.3693 Zoo Atlanta (next to Cyclorama), ☏ +1 404 624-5822. Open every day 9:30AM-4:30PM; Sa Su during daylight savings time 9:30AM-5:30PM; closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. This zoo specializes in primates and African animals but also has Giant Pandas, Bornean Sumatran orangutans, Asian small-clawed otters, and a children's zoo. Adult (12+): $26.70 - $33.45, Child (3-11): $21.20 - $26.70, Senior (65+): $24.70 - $30.95, College Student (Student ID Required): $24.70 - $30.95.
* 33.701668-84.3463174 Starlight Drive-In Theatre and Flea Market, 2000 Moreland Ave SE, ☏ +1 404 627-5786. Drive-in movie theater that also hosts a swap meet every Saturday and Sunday. (updated Jan 2020)

## Eat

* 33.74707-84.378991 Daddy D'z: The Bar-B-Que Joynt, 264 Memorial Drive, ☏ +1 404 222-0206. M-Th 11AM-10PM, F Sa 11AM-12:30AM, Su noon-9:30PM. Excellent barbecue in a small building with a lot of character. $9-16.
* 33.74655-84.373642 Ria's Bluebird, 421 Memorial Dr SE, ☏ +1 404 521-3737. 8AM-3PM. Hip breakfast restaurant, voted "best pancakes in world" by NY Times. Come early or be prepared to wait. $5-13.
* Six Feet Under, 437 Memorial Dr SE Suite #1A, ☏ +1 404-523-6664. Su-Th 11AM-11PM, F-Sa 11AM-Midnight. Seafood restaurant and bar, patio and a descent sized menu. Popular with younger locals, can get busy on the weekends.
* Zesto, 1181 United Ave SE, ☏ +1 404-622-4254. Here and in Forest Park. Diner with burgers, hot dogs, chicken, and claims to have the best ice cream in the world.
# Carmen (Bohol)

Carmen is the most common area to stay overnight if you would like to visit the Chocolate Hills in Bohol.

## Understand

While Chocolate Hills can be visited as a day trip, some travelers like to stay in the area longer to enjoy the cool weather (around 21°-26°C). The town is small enough to be explored on foot.

## Get in

From Tagbilaran Central Bus Terminal, you can take a bus to the direction of Abuy (or others), as long as you see 'via Carmen' on the bus sign. Non-aircon bus costs 65 pesos (as of Feb 2019). The default drop off site is at the bus stop in front of Carmen Public Market, but you request to be dropped along the route as well.

## See

* 9.916667124.1666671 Chocolate Hills Complex. This is the most popular place to see the Chocolate Hills. You can ride ATV after the viewpoints. entrance fee 50 pesos. (updated Feb 2019) At the car park there is a shuttle bus to the top for 100 pesos (return journey is free) (updated June 2023).
* Hilltop 360 View Park, Central Nautical Highway, between Sagbayan Peak Park and Carmen town. This is a private complex to enjoy the view over Chocolate Hills. The starting path to the complex is unpaved and dubious. Turn in when you see the signage. The road gets better afterwards. There are two viewpoints, plus you can do horse riding and pond fishing here. entrance fee 50 pesos. (updated Feb 2019)
* Sagbayan Peak Park. includes amusement park and tarsier sanctuary (despite the name, it is a small cage where the tarsiers are harassed to be awake in the day, you shouldn't support this). (updated Feb 2019)

## Buy

Carmen Public Market could be nice to visit if you are the market-visiting type. You can get most daily necessities and groceries here. Good place to get local food on local price too.
There are several convenience stores along the main road, but K Mart seems to be the most complete and comfortable to visit.
There is no money changer seen in the town.

## Eat

* Mamie Letty Grill & Restaurant: along Loay Interior Rd in the center of the town. Various grills available, but the grilled chicken / chicken chop is recommended.
* Don Ricardo's Foodhauz: along Loay Interior Rd, a small complex of a few food stalls offering local dishes.
* Tsokolate Food Hauz: along Loay Interior Rd, near the Chocolate Hill Complex. Famous for its pizza.
* Carmen Public Market: try local dishes in the few stalls in the Northwest wing of the market. Choose your dish from the window panel to go with your rice. Best served with beer or rum.

## Sleep

There are a handful of accommodations in the area, but here are the few outstanding ones:
* Villa der Carmen Bed & Breakfast (near Chocolate Hill complex). 2,000 pesos. (updated Feb 2019)
* Hilltop 360 View Park (between Carmen town and Sagbayan Peak Park), ☏ +63-927-927-7012. A villa for a group, or simpler accommodation, in a quiet and secluded place. 800 pesos upwards. (updated Feb 2019)
# Carmen (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Carmen:

### Philippines

* Carmen (Bohol) — a town and municipality in Bohol
* Carmen, Agusan del Norte
* Carmen, Cebu
* Carmen, Cotabato
* Carmen, Davao del Norte
* Carmen, Surigao del Sur
* Del Carmen, Surigao del Norte

### Mexico

* Ciudad del Carmen, a city in Campeche state,
* Playa del Carmen, a city in Quintana Roo state

### United States of America

* Carmen, Idaho
* Carmen, Oklahoma

### Norway

* Karmøy or Carmen, an island of Norway

### Chile

* Alto del Carmen a municipality in the Atacama Region,

### Uruguay

* Carmen a town in Durazno department, Uruguay
# Carmel Valley

Carmel Valley is a small town located inland from Carmel-by-the-Sea, in Monterey County, California, United States.

## Get in
### By car

Take Carmel Valley Road east from Highway 1 across from Carmel-by-the-Sea.

### By bus

Monterey Salinas Transit runs the Carmel Valley Grapevine Express (route 24) approximately every hour from Monterey via Carmel to Carmel Valley Village and back.

## Get around

Most everything in Carmel Valley Village is within easy walking distance. If you want to visit the wineries themselves you will have to drive by car, some of them are remote but a few are close to Carmel Valley Village.

## See

There are restaurants, wine tasting rooms, a small grocery store, churches, video stores, gas stations, convenience stores, hardware store, art galleries, gift shops, a spa, and entertainment.
Also: wild turkeys, quail, deer, rabbit, coyote, mountain lion.

## Do

Sample wines from local wineries and dine at local restaurants.
Attend a performance at either or both of the performing arts centers.
* 36.5078-121.76941 Garland Ranch Regional Park, 700 West Carmel Valley Rd. This 4,000 acre park was the original unit of the Monterey Peninsual Regional Park District (MPRPD) when it was purchased in 1975. Parkland includes both the Carmel river and the Santa Lucia mountains, with elevations ranging from 200 to 2,000 feet. Hiking, biking, and horseback riding are all popular activities, with extensive trails that climb to the top of the hills where there are fantastic views of the hills, valley and ocean. There is a small visitor center with interpretive exhibits, fishing opportunities along the river (permit required), and historic sites ranging from pioneer homes to Rumsen Indian habitation sites. Free. (updated Nov 2015)

## Sleep

* 36.48362-121.737191 Carmel Valley Lodge, 8 Ford Rd, ☏ +1 831-659-2261, toll-free: +1-800-641-4646. A pet-friendly hotel with rooms, suites and cottages.
* 36.51888-121.806022 Carmel Valley Ranch, One Old Ranch Rd, toll-free: +1-866-282-4745. A luxury resort located amid 400 acres and surrounded by the foothills of the Santa Lucia mountains. Amenities include in-room fireplaces, hot tubs scattered throughout the property, a golf course, tennis courts, pool, and an excellent restaurant.

## Stay safe

Carmel Valley is pretty safe. Take care in the outdoors with infrequent sightings of rattlesnakes.

## Go next

* Carmel - Located 13 miles to the west, Carmel is a beautiful oceanside town that is home to the historic Mission San Carlos Borromeo de Carmelo, several large beaches, excellent restaurants and an abundance of upscale lodging. It borders the iconic Pebble Beach golf course and is the entry point to the 17-mile drive and its dramatic ocean views.
# Carmelita

Carmelita is a small village in Guatemala located due to the current adherence to the Tintal-Mirador causeway just 63 kilometers from El Mirador and 65 from Nakbé.

## Get in

Buses leave Carmelita for Flores and vice versa (in Santa Elena Ffrom the market) at 13:00 and 05:00. It takes about 4.5 hours to arrive.

## Do

Bring a book and reading light.

## Eat

There are two comedors in town, one on each side of the old airstrip. Don't expect anything of a food nature but beans and eggs unless you bring it yourself, and you will not be disappointed.

## Drink

Thanks to solar energy, there are cold beers at the comedors and at some tiendas in town.

## Sleep

The comedor nearest the Cooperativa has two basic dorm rooms with four double beds each right behind it.
Make sure that a comfortable bed is available before paying. Make sure you know exactly where the outhouse is before dark.

## Go next

There is presumably a cantina somewhere in town.
# Ki

Ki (also spelled Kee, Kye and Key) is a monastery and village in Eastern Himachal Pradesh.

## Get in

There's only one road leading here, from Kibber. Buses make the steep slow journey a couple times a day.
Cyclists with legs of steel can (and do) make the climb.

## See

* Ki Monastery. If you're lucky enough to be invited to prayers in the morning, be very quiet and respectful, and leave your camera in your room. Expect to try butter tea, if you haven't already... and if you have, suck it up and pretend you like it.

## Eat and sleep

There are no hotels or restaurants in town, so those wanting to stay the night have but one option:
* The Ki Monastery is willing to host foreigners in simple 4-person dorm rooms for a small fee, and will also provide basic meals (dal, rice) and tsampa. This can be a great experience and insight into the lives of monks. While it sees its fair share of tourists trickling through, this is definitely not a tourist attraction, and should not be treated like one. If you visit, and especially if you stay the night, remain aware of where you are, and stay quiet and courteous.
# Khuzdar District

Khuzdar is a district in the Balochistan province of Pakistan.

## Tehsils

* Khuzdar
* Moola
* Nall
* Wadh
* Zehri

## See

* 25.75722267.0461111 Lāhūt Lā makān (World of Divinity) (in a valley in the Wadh tehsil). A cave in a valley, a spiritual destination next to the shrine of saint Bilawal Shah Noorani. Some authors claim that it was once an important place for Hindu worship, which is consistent with the history of other Hindu sites in the area that were converted to Sufi centers over time.
* 27.80061566.6084132 Faizan e Aulia Masjid, Dhak Khana Road, Khuzdar. One of the most beautiful mosques in Khuzdar district, and an important tourist destination. Most people come here to visit the fabulous architecture. Free. (updated Jun 2023)

## Eat

Awaami Restaurant: If you want to eat something to satisfy your appetite, you can visit this beautiful restaurant. It remained open 24 hours a day, so it would prove helpful for you if you visited this beautiful place.
# Khâm Đức

Kham Duc is in the Central Highlands of Vietnam.

## Understand

A popular stopover for motorcycle drivers along the Ho Chi Minh Road.

## Get in

The town is on the Ho Chi Minh Road, so buses coming from either way can drop you here and is easy to flag one down to leave.

## Eat

There are some local restaurants serving Pho, Bun, and Com near the market and along Pham Van Dong.

## Sleep

There are a couple of hotels on the Ho Chi Minh Road and some more on Pham Van Dong st.
* 15.4389107.79281 Be Chau Giang Hotel, 94 Phạm Văn Đồng, ☏ +84 235 681 555, +84 935 831 118 (hotline), info.lychaugianghotel@gmail.com. To the Ho Chi Minh trail it's about 300 m. Doubles 150,000 to 250,000 dong.
* Kham Duc Hotel, In front of Be Chau Giang.
* Cong Doan, 28 Phạm Văn Đồng.
# Khustain Nuruu National Park

Khustain Nuruu National Park$^{[deadlink]}$, also known as Hustai National Park, is in the Tuv Aimag of Mongolia.

## Understand

A beautiful nature preserve. Home to the Takhi (Przewalski's) Horse.

### Landscape

Mountain steppe.

### Flora and fauna

Takhi Horse and other native steppe species.
* Przewalski's Horse

### Climate

In winter it is very cold (-30°C) but May through October is pleasant.

## Get in

It is 100 km west of Ulaanbaatar. You can arrange a tour or hire a car or microbus. Almost all paved road, so it could make a nice trip via bicycle.

## Fees and permits

About US$10 per person.

## Get around

Hike, or with a jeep.

## See

Takhi Horses

## Sleep
### Lodging

There are gers (yurts) available for rent and a dining hall.

### Camping

You may not be able to camp in the park, but you can camp almost anywhere outside. The Tuul river is on the South side of the park.
# Kiang West National Park

Kiang West National Park is in the Gambia.

## Understand

Kiang West National Park is one of the largest and most important wildlife reserves in The Gambia, although the park receives few tourists. It was declared a national park in 1987 and is managed by the Gambia Department of Parks and Wildlife Management.

### Landscape

Most of the park is located on a plateau of low altitude. It consists of Guinea savanna and dry deciduous woodland, as well as tidal flats and mangrove creeks. The park is unpopulated, though villages are located close outside its borders.

### Flora and fauna

The park is an important area for Gambian wildlife. Mammals include the African clawless otter, bushbuck, caracal, common duiker, leopard, marsh mongoose, serval, sitatunga, spotted hyena and the warthog. West African manatees and humpback dolphins are sometimes observed in the park's waters. The park has more than 300 bird species, more than half of all the bird species that have been recorded in the Gambia.
Tubabkollon Point, located near a sandy beach beside the Gambia River in the northeast of the park, is a good place for visitors to watch wildlife. The park is becoming well known for birdwatching.

### Climate

November to January are the best months to visit.

## Sleep

* Tendaba Camp in Tendaba village has been open since the 1970s and is the most established base for trips to the national park. Chalets are available in the camp.

## Stay safe

The park's tourist infrastructure is underdeveloped. You'll likely be venturing about on your own. Watch for snakes!
# Kambalda

Kambalda is a small town in the Goldfields region of Western Australia.

## Get in
### By car
#### From Kalgoorlie

The final 55km of the Goldfields Hwy connects Kalgoorlie and Kambalda. The speed limit is 110 for most of the way so you should be able to get there in a few minutes.

## See

* Pioneer Cemetery, Beresford Rd. A wire fence encloses six newish metal headstones that bare the names of residents who died around 1900. You can assume they are under there.
* Red Hill Lookout, Off Gordon Adams Rd. The highest spot in town gives an excellent panorama across the 900 square kilometre Lake Leffroy. The lake was once a major site for salt production. The More salty shallow spots of the lake have a pinkish tinge that blends into the blues and browns of deeper parts. A short 300m walking trail from the car park leads to better views of the current mining operations along the shoreline and the longer 1.7km loop takes you right down to it.

## Eat

* -31.20455121.66731 East Deli, 15/17 New Clayton St, Kambalda East, ☏ +61 8 9027 1072. (updated Oct 2021)

## Sleep

* -31.210097121.62061 Kambalda Hotel, 26 Bluebush Rd, Kambalda West, ☏ +61 8 9027 1333. Check-in: noon, check-out: 10AM. (updated Oct 2021)

## Go next

Kalgoorlie–Boulder – A big town with an even bigger mine.