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# Storuman

Storuman (South Sámi: Luspie, Ume Sámi: Lusspie) is a town in Västerbotten County, in southern Swedish Lapland, in the municipality with the same name.

## Understand

Storuman was a small village, Luspen, until the inland railroad (Inlandsbanan) was built about 1924 and it became a station and later a junction. At that point it got its current name from the lake Storuman. It now has some 2000 inhabitants (some 6000 in all the municipality).

## Get in

Storuman is at the Inlandsbanan railway and also on E45 and on the "Blue Highway" between Pudozh and Petrozavodsk in Russia and Mo i Rana in Norway, via Kuopio, Vaasa and Umeå (from Vaasa coinciding with E12 from Helsinki). The Blue Highway is marketed to tourists, and gets its name from the many lakes and rivers it follows. The nearest airports are located near Vilhelmina, Hemavan, Lycksele and Umeå.

## See

* Old Railway Hotel. Nowadays it is a library, but you can still see the old hotel's influence.
* Utsikten Tower. From the top of the tallest tower in Storuman you can see the whole of the surrounding area.
* Wildeman. The town mascot, a fiberglass statue.

## Do

* Vindelfjällen fells. with a 5,500 km$^2$ (2,100 sq mi) nature reserve, on the border to Sorsele. There are visitor centres ("naturum") in Hemavan and in Amarnäs, Sorsele.

### Events

* Folkrace Rally. August. 15-km Folkrace Rally between the towns of Forsvik and Storuman.
* Storumandagarna. Last weekend of June. Street market

## Go next

* Hemavan is some 150 km farther west along E12. Together with Tärnaby it forms the biggest ski resort in Sweden. It is located by the Vindelfjällen fell vegetation area, the largest nature reserve in Sweden, has a botanic garden, and is the southern trailhead of the Kungsleden hiking trail.
# Stoughton

There is more than one place called Stoughton:

### United States of America

* Stoughton (Massachusetts) — A town in Bristol-Norfolk.
* Stoughton (Wisconsin) — A town in Southwest Wisconsin
# Stourport-on-Severn

Stourport-on-Severn is a town of 20,000 people (2011) in Worcestershire. In the area close to Stourport there are several large manor and country houses, among which Witley Court, Astley Hall, Pool House, Areley Hall, Hartlebury and Abberley Hall (with its clock tower) are particularly significant. Hartlebury was the residence of the Bishops of Worcester from the early 13th century until 2007, and Astley Hall was the home of Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, who died here in 1947.

## Understand

Created at the highest feasible navigable point on the river Severn, one of only 2 towns in the world that owes its existence to a canal (the Staffordshire and Worcestershire). You could drive through and not even know the canal is there, or the basin - but it is, and it is lovely.

## See

* 52.338373-2.2807981 Stourport canal basins. (updated Oct 2016)
* 52.3391-2.2422 Hartlebury Castle, Hartlebury, Kidderminster, DY11 7XZ, ☏ +44 1299 250416. Modernised mid-13th century as a fortified manor house, bishop's palace and a museum. The castle features a tour with talking portraits and hidden speakers with a narrative based around Bishop Pepys, his wife and his daughter Emily. The castle features many rooms including a long corridor with a timeline rug starting with the Anglo-Saxons to when the British announced their withdrawal from the European Union in 2016. There are also a couple of on-site museums. (updated Oct 2016)
* 52.2817-2.338953 Witley Court and Gardens, Worcester Road, Great Witley, Worcestershire, WR6 6JT, ☏ +44 1299 896636. A spectular ruined stately home, 10 mile north west of Worcester. The ornamental fountain has been restored - when running, its central plume shoots up over 100 feet. adults £6.90, children £4.10, concessions £6.20.

## Do

* 52.336245-2.2825671 Stourport Boat Club (SBC) (Stourport Rowing Club), The Boathouse, Dunley Rd, DY13 0AA, ☏ +44 1299 823352. (updated Nov 2017)

## Eat

* 52.346941-2.283251 Brinton's Arms, 75 Bewdley Rd, DY13 8XX, ☏ +44 1299 822723. (updated Nov 2017)

## Sleep

* 52.34275-2.2572461 Stourport Manor (Hallmark Hotel), 35 Hartlebury Road, ☏ +44 330 028 3421. (updated Oct 2016)
* 52.303-2.3932 The Elms, Stockton Rd, Abberley WR6 6AT (on A443), ☏ +44 1299 896666. One helluvan entrance to this splendid comfy hotel & spa in a Queen Anne mansion, great dining. B&B double £120. (updated Aug 2020)

## Go next

* 52.375239-2.3162391 Bewdley
* 52.3885-2.2492 Kidderminster
* 52.267-2.1533 Droitwich
* 52.3785-2.48214 Cleobury Mortimer
* 52.43-2.125 Hagley
* 52.3353-2.05796 Bromsgrove
* 52.458-2.1487 Stourbridge
* 52.191111-2.2205568 Worcester
* Kidderminster
# Stoughton (Wisconsin)

Stoughton is in Southwest Wisconsin. Stoughton is a lovely town of 13,000 located just 15 miles south of Madison. Founded in 1847 and known for its Norwegian heritage, including the famous Syttende Mai celebration of Norwegian Independence Day on May 17th. Stroll the tree-lined streets of Stoughton's historic neighborhoods and see hundreds of beautiful Victorian-era homes. Explore the community's vibrant Main Street featuring shops and galleries full of art, jewelry, antiques, and collectibles.

## Get in

The nearest airport is Dane County Regional Airport in Madison. From the airport, take I-90 to Highway N, and turn right on Highway 51.

## See

* 42.9165-89.2168891 Stoughton Opera House, 381 East Main Street, ☏ +1 608 646-0019, operahouse@ci.stoughton.wi.us. The Stoughton Opera House first opened in 1901. It is one of the largest second story theaters in the Midwest. The opera house was completely restored in the 1990s and hosts a variety of local, regional and national musical and theater acts each year.

## Do

* 42.976389-89.2319441 Lake Kegonsa State Park. An excellent boating destination and offers great fishing for bass, walleye, panfish and northern pike. The state park features boat launches as well as scenic nature trails. (updated Apr 2020)

## Eat

* Koffee Kup, 355 East Main St, ☏ +1 608 873-6717. An affordable family diner with very friendly staff.

## Connect

* WSTO TV, 321 S 4th St, ☏ +1-608-873-7523, info@wsto.tv. Community television station that broadcasts local events. (updated Apr 2020)
* Stoughton Public Library, 304 S 4th St, ☏ +1-608-873-6281, storef@stolib.org. (updated Apr 2020)

## Go next

* Madison is 20 minutes to the north on Highway 51, offering the great usual restaurants and cultural activities of a capitol city.
# Scobey

Scobey is a town in eastern Montana. It is the county seat of Daniels County. Around 1,000 people lived there in 2020.

## Understand

Scobey is a rich agricultural area for Montana. Expect to see lots of farmland and ranches.

## Get in

Montana Highway 13 (Main Street) runs north-south through town. Montana Highway 5 (1st Avenue) comes from the east and terminates in Scobey.
You will need a car to get to Scobey. The nearest commercial airport is in Williston, North Dakota, nearly 90 miles away.

## Get around

Business are spread out so a car or bike is best to get around.
When adventuring outside of town, be sure you plan for fuel and download maps. Wide open country is great to explore, just don't expect to always have service and amenities.

## See

* 48.789379-105.4318341 Daniels County Museum and Pioneer Town, 2nd Ave and Golf Course Rd (7 blocks west of Main St), ☏ +1 406 487-5965. Memorial Day-Labor Day: 12:30PM-4:30PM daily; Labor Day-Memorial Day: F 1PM-4PM and by appointment. 20 acre museum with historic buildings depicting town life in the early 1900s.

## Connect

In this very rural part of Montana, expect to have swathes of "dead" areas with no data or phone service.
# Scituate

There is more than one place called Scituate:

### United States of America

* Scituate (Massachusetts) - A town in Massachusetts.
* Scituate (Rhode Island) - A town in Rhode Island.
# Fremont (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Fremont:

### United States of America

* Fremont - A city in California.
* Fremont (Ohio) - A town in Ohio.
* Seattle/Fremont - A district in Seattle, Washington (state).
* Fremont (Nebraska) - A city near Omaha
* Fremont (Michigan) - A city near Muskegon
# Fremont (Nebraska)

Fremont is in Eastern Nebraska.

## Get in
### By plane

* 41.4492-96.52031 Fremont Municipal Airport (Nebraska) (FET ).

### By bus

Express Arrow stops outside Fremont on its way between Omaha and Norfolk.

## Sleep

* 41.4529-96.47911 Holiday Inn Express Fremont, 2415 N Lincoln Ave, ☏ +1 402-753-3850.
* Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Fremont, 2410 N Yager Rd, ☏ +1 402-620-4680.

## Go next

* Omaha
# French Antilles

The French Antilles (French: Antilles françaises), historically known as the French West Indies, refers to all French departments and overseas collectivities in the Antilles.

## Regions

* Guadeloupe With a population of 384,239 (2019), this French department was the French Caribbean. For many years, Guadeloupe also included the French side of Saint Martin and Saint-Barthélemy until these two were separated in 2007. The department holds many beachside cities and a national park – a place where the mountains truly meet the sea.
* Martinique There is no better place to experience a French and Caribbean culture than Martinique. Rainforests dominate much of the island's north (you can even see a volcano that destroyed large parts of Martinique in 1902), while the island's south expose much of the Caribbean's dark history.
* Saint-Barthélemy Known for its pristine beaches and a shopping paradise. Although the island is now a French collectivity, Saint-Barthélemy was once a Swedish colony until the Napoleonic Wars. Today, this distinctly French island is an illustrious splurge destination, popular during the Northern Hemisphere winter.
* Saint Martin (part) If you saw a map of Europe and thought that France and the Netherlands don't border each other, then you wouldn't be forgiven. This divided island between the French and the Dutch is another popular beachside island.

## Cities

* 14.6-61.0666671 Fort-de-France
* 17.898611-62.8491672 Gustavia
* 15.883333-61.3161113 Grand-Bourg
* 18.066667-63.0847224 Marigot
* 16.241111-61.5330565 Pointe-à-Pitre

## Other destinations

* 16.083333-61.6833331 Guadeloupe National Park

## Get in

See the respective pages on how to get in. All departments plus Saint-Barthélemy have an airport, but the French side of Saint Martin does not. Nonetheless, there is one on the Dutch side – most travellers visit the French side from the Dutch side.
# South Sumatra

South Sumatra (Sumatera Selatan, Sumsel) is a province on the island of Sumatra, Indonesia.

## Cities

* -3.296667102.8616671 Lubuk Linggau
* -4.021667103.2522222 Pagar Alam
* -2.983333104.7644443 Palembang
* -3.432778104.2355564 Prabumulih

## Other destinations

* -1.95104.5661 Sembilang National Park — this national park contains extensive peat swamp forests. In addition, the park has large mangrove forests. The world's largest breeding colony of milky storks can be found here.

## Understand

On 12 September 1950, South Sumatra province was established with a larger territory than it is today called Southern Sumatra, as it encompassed the southern third of Sumatra island covering areas that were eventually formed into separate provinces: Lampung was carved from the southern part of the province in 1964, Bengkulu from the coastal western part of the province in 1967, and Bangka Belitung on 4 December 2000.

## Get in
### By plane

There are three airports in the province. The largest airport by far is Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II International Airport (PLM) near Palembang, serving frequent flights from Jakarta as well as domestic flights from other major Indonesian cities, and international flights from Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Silampari Airport (LLJ) serves Lubuk Linggau in the far west of the province, with a few flights from Jakarta (and from Palembang). Atung Bungsu Airport (PXA) serves Pagar Alam and there are flights between Palembang and Pagar Alam.

### By train

There are combination of bus and train cooperation of PT Damri and PT KAI from Gambir Station, Jakarta. At Gambir Station use Damri Bus to Tanjung Karang Station and then use train to Kertapati Station, Palembang.

## Eat

The city of Palembang is the culinary centre of South Sumatra and is renowned for its pempek, a deep fried fish and sago dumpling that is also known as empek-empek. Pempek is also used in such dishes as tekwan soup of pempek dumpling, mushroom, vegetables, and shrimp and lenggang, pempek slices in omelette. Mie celor, a noodle dish with egg in coconut milk and dried shrimp, is also Palembang specialties. South Sumatra is also home to pindang, a spicy fish soup with soy and tamarind. Ikan brengkes is fish in a spicy durian-based sauce. Tempoyak is a sauce of shrimp paste, lime juice, chilli and fermented durian, and sambal buah is a chilli sauce made from fruit.

## Go next
### By land

* To west, Bengkulu province.
* To north, Jambi province.
* To south, Lampung province.

### By sea

* To east, Bangka-Belitung province.
# South Texas Plains

Texas's southern region is, for the most part, a forbidding desert area. A borderland with nearby Mexico, it acts as a gateway for those coming north and those going south. It's also very warm, even in the winter, so many people come from the north to warm up here.

## Cities

* 29.425-98.4938891 San Antonio
* 27.75056-98.070282 Alice
* 25.930278-97.4844443 Brownsville
* 28.524444-99.8611114 Carrizo Springs
* 28.7106-100.4895 Eagle Pass
* 26.3042-98.16396 Edinburg
* 28.9217-98.54647 Jourdanton
* 27.506111-99.5072228 Laredo
* 26.216389-98.2363899 McAllen
* 28.9669-98.48510 Pleasanton
* 27.7625-98.238911 San Diego

## Other destinations

* 29.691989-98.342851 Natural Bridge Caverns

## Get in

* 27.543889-99.4616671 Laredo International Airport (LRD). (updated Dec 2022)

## See

* 29.425833-98.4861111 The Alamo. It was built as a Spanish mission, and was later transformed into a makeshift fort which became an important battlesite during the Texas-Mexican war, this downtown San Antonio locale is Texas' top tourist attraction. (updated Dec 2022)
* 28.5-98.352 Choke Canyon State Park.
* The Rio Grande River Valley, including Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park near Mission, is scenic and provides an excellent place for birdwatching, with over 500 species.
* Spanish missions - This region has some of the country's best-preserved examples of Spanish mission architecture. The missions in San Antonio and Goliad are particularly impressive.

## Stay safe

Wear sun screen, and a hat. There's really nothing else unless you're worried about getting eaten by a gecko.

## Go next

* Hill Country
* Gulf Coast (Texas)
* Tamaulipas
* Northern Mexico
# Khamlia

Khamlia is a little village in desert by the biggest dunes Erg Chebi in Morocco.

## Understand

Khamlia is located 7km after Merzouga on the way to Taouz where asphalt road ends. All together there are 32 houses with about 150 persons. The majority of the people is black. The life is still calm and peaceful. In Khamlia are three small shop, a coffee house and a school. Here is also electricity and water.

## Get in

To go to Khamlia is not easy if you don't have a car. But you can take a taxi or some other driver from Merzouga.

## See

You can not see here some museum or so but you can see the highest sand dunes in Morocco. You can see how people is living here.

## Do

You can take a promenade through the village, visit Berber family who will be happy for you. You are welcome also to visit the school, talk with children, play football with them. To go to the sand dunes is relaxing and exciting too. In opposite site is open area here and you can see even so far as to mountain. Of course, you will find here the famous music group Gnawa. Their music is ritual music and communicates with mystery. They will play for you anytime you wish. Take a tea and listen. If you have 4x4 you can go to M´Fis, it is mineral mines and it is very interesting to see, how the worker works there.

## Buy

You can buy carpets, souvenirs etc.

## Eat

Moroccan food can get served both at Dar el Khamlia and Nora caffee.

## Drink

only coca cola, coffee, mint tea, Berber "whiskey" green tea, but no alcohol at all.

## Sleep

You can sleep on the Dar el Khamlia, little guest house directly in the village, near the little tower you pass just before Khamlia. Or at Gnawa they have Berber tents.

## Go next

To leave Khamlia is even more difficult than to reach it because the people will not let you go back. They are happy about you.
From Khamlia you can continue to Taouz, Zagora and M´Fis - mineral mine. Both to Zagora and M´Fis you can go only by 4x4. To Taouz there is an asphalt road.
# Khantia-Mansia

Khantia-Mansia (Russian: Ха́нты-Манси́йский автоно́мный о́круг KHAHN-tyh muhn-SEE-skee uhv-tah-NOHM-nee OH-krook), officially known as Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, and historically known as Yugra, is an autonomous okrug in Russia's Urals Region. The region borders Yamalia to the north, the Krasnoyarsk region to the east, Tomsk Oblast to the southeast, Tyumen Oblast and Sverdlovsk Oblast to the south, and Komi Republic to the west.

## Cities

* 63.93805665.0419441 Beryozovo — a small town, a prominent exile destination for many famous Russians, including Prince Menshikov, Prince Ivan Dolgoruky, as well as many of the Decembrists; retains a cathedral
* 61692 Khanty-Mansiysk — administrative center of the region, which looks like the "Mars face" from satellite imagery!
* 60.93888976.5953 Nizhnevartovsk — one of the richest cities in Russia; locals make ice parks in the winter complete with sculptures and ice slides
* 61.2573.4333334 Surgut — founded in 1594, Surgut is a major oil and gas production center and the largest city in the region

## Understand

Believed to be the origin of the Magyars, ancestors of present day Hungarians, Khantia-Mansia is home to tiny but ancient cultures of the Khanti and Mansi peoples. The Khanty and Mansi languages are the closest extant relatives of modern Hungarian.
Khantia-Mansia is of exceptional importance to Russia, as it produces the majority of the country's oil.

## Talk

Both Khanty and Mansi share official status with Russian, but are not very widely spoken. Everyone will understand Russian.

## Get in

Nizhnevartovsk Airport (NJC)

## See

* Museum of Nature and Man. In Khanty-Mansiysk.
* Torum Maa (Торум Маа) - ethnographic open-air camp in the heart of the capital.
* Museum of geology, oil and gas.

## Do
### Traditional holidays

* 7 April - Craven day. Craven is the symbol of the sun. Usually celebrated in Torum Maa.
* Spring, (after the ice breaks),(Berezovo region) - Water King Vitkhon Holiday.
* July, (Nizhnevartovsk region) - Oblas Holiday. Oblas is a canoe-type boat.
* 23 February, (Nizhnevartovsk and Berezovo regions) - Day of Reindeer breeder.
* March - Bear Day.
# Khangchendzonga National Park

Khangchendzonga National Park is in West Sikkim in northwestern India. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

## Understand
### Landscape

The park is named after Khangchendzonga, India's highest and the world's third highest mountain, located in the park. With an elevation of 8,586 m above the sea level, the mountain was until the mid-19th century believed to be the highest mountain in the world. The park is also known for many glaciers, including the 26 km long Zemu glacier. This mountain landscape has natural landforms such as, caves, rivers and lakes. The mountain had the widest altitude ranges of a protected area.

### Flora and fauna

Animals you can spot in the park include snow leopards, musk deer and Himalayan taar. There are a wide range of tree wood types as well as many rare species of mammals and plants.

### Climate
## See

* 27.788.1333331 Khangchendzonga. India's highest mountain with an elevation of 8586 metres, once believed to be the world's tallest mountain, and the world's third highest mountain. (updated May 2022)
# Khamis Mushayt

Khamis Mushayt is a city in the Asir region of Saudi Arabia.

## See

* King Fahad Mosque

## Buy

* Souqs

## Eat

* Pepper House Restaurant (مطعم بيبر هاوس), 2441 King Fahd Rd, Al Humaylah, Khamis Mushait 62461, Saudi Arabia, ☏ +966 50 242 2002. Restaurant with American cuisine and ostentatious desserts. (updated Jun 2021)
* Al Karkand Sea Food (مطعم الكركند للمأكولات البحرية), 15, An Nuzhah, ☏ +966 59 394 7772. Different concoctions of fish, shrimp, calamari and other seafood type options. (updated Jun 2021)
* Maharani Restaurant (مطاعم مهراني السعوديه), ☏ +966 17 237 2111. Indian food. (updated Jun 2021)

## Sleep

* Mercure Hotel Khamis Mushayt$^{[deadlink]}$, Al Muntazah. This big hotel property features a restaurant, gym, and inviting indoor pool area.

## Go next

* Abha
# Khakassia

Khakassia (Russian: Хака́сия khuh-KAHS-ee-yuh) is a region in Western Siberia, which borders Altai Republic to the southwest, Kemerovo Oblast to the west, Krasnoyarsk Krai to the north and east and Tuva to the southeast.

## Cities

* 53.71666791.4166671 Abakan — Khakassia's only real "city" and the regional capital
* 52.6590.0833332 Abaza — the most important town in southern Khakassia, near the Tuvan border
* 53.81666791.2833333 Chernogorsk — Second largest population center and location of former gulag
* 53.191.44 Sayanogorsk — an extraordinarily polluted aluminum smelting town
* 54.49111189.9597225 Shira — a village near the salty 54.51055690.20251 Lake Shira with historical health spa resort
* 5490.256 Sorsk

## Other destinations

* 52.054189.17242 Khakassky Nature Reserve — stone markers atop ancient burial mounds abound in this steppe reserve
* 54.56297289.2191943 Chebaki the village of Chebaki with nearby fortress Sve-Takh 54.6288989.250284 Chebaki fortress
* 54.6792989.708265 Sunduki mountain range — chest-shaped sandstone formations or buttes
* 54.4589.6856 Koshkulak (mountain range) - mountain range with paleogene volcano mountain with variety paleontological fossils of trilobites and nearby Koshkulak cave
* 54.38305688.3727787 Cherny Iyus - proglacial mountain river
* 54.11589.1063898 Bely Iyus - river

## Understand

Khakassia is named for the Khakass people who are Turkic and comprise only about 10% of the population. Khakassia is often called Siberia's Archaeological Mecca for its enormous profusion of important archaeological sites. Khakassia is full of monuments to the cultural history bestowed upon the region by the people who have inhabited and traversed its steppes for 30,000 years. Travelers may take interest in the many kurgans (burial mounds), sacred sites, rock drawings, stone obelisks, ruined cities, ruins of forts (as old as 3,000 years), and near ubiquitous menhirs.

## Talk

Everyone understands Russian; while the Khakass minority speaks Khakas, a Turkic language, they are nearly all bilingual.

## Get in

You can get to Abakan by rail from the junction at Taishet (Irkutsk Oblast), which is located on the Trans-Siberian Railway.
Abakan's small airport is serviced by domestic flights to/from Moscow, Yekaterinburg, Norilsk, Novosibirsk, Vladivostok, and Kyzyl.

## See

* The Great Salbyk Kurgan. A grandiose burial mound 7 stories high.

## Do

* Check out the Khakass national holiday "Tum-Payram" (7 days / 6 nights) in late June/early July.

## Eat

Talğan

## Go next

* Altai Krai
* Altai Republic
* Kemerovo Oblast
* Novosibirsk Oblast
* Omsk Oblast
* Tomsk Oblast