OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Goblin Valley State Park

Goblin Valley State Park is a Utah State Park on the edge of the San Rafael Swell in Eastern Utah. This park encompasses a large number of rock Hoodoos ranging in size from 1-3 meters tall.

## Understand

After descending into a "Bowl" you are free to climb on the freeform "Goblins". The hiking is easy and safe. Hiking to the edge of the "bowl" provides opportunities to rock climb. Safety gear isn't necessary if you don't climb too high. You'll fall into sand if you do fall. This is an easy hike for kids. The most challenging aspect of playing at Goblin Valley is climbing out of the hole. The ramp is long and the grade isn't terribly steep, but those less than fit will have to stop and rest half way up. There are latrine type toilets and a pavilion with picnic tables.
Goblin Valley State Park was the filming location for an alien planet in the 1999 film Galaxy Quest.

### History

Evidence of Native American cultures, including the Fremont, Paiute, and Ute, is common throughout the San Rafael Swell in the form of pictograph and petroglyph panels. Goblin Valley is noted for several rock art panels as well as the rock formations. The secluded Goblin Valley was then found by cowboys searching for cattle. Then in the late 1920s, Arthur Chaffin, later owner/operator of the Hite Ferry, and two companions were searching for an alternate route between Green River and Caineville. They came to a vantage point about 1 mile (1.6 km) west of Goblin Valley and were awed by what they saw – five buttes and a valley of strange goblin-shaped rock formations surrounded by a wall of eroded cliffs. In 1949 Chaffin returned to the area he called 'Mushroom Valley'. He spent several days exploring the mysterious valley and photographing its scores of intricately eroded rocks.
Publicity attracted visitors to the valley despite its remoteness. In 1954 it was proposed that Goblin Valley be protected from vandalism. The state of Utah later acquired the property and established Goblin Valley State Reserve. It was designated a state park on August 24, 1964.
The park's unique terrain has led to it being features in movies as an alien planet, most prominently in the 1999 movie "Galaxy Quest".

### Landscape

Wind and rain have weathered the Entrada Sandstone into balanced rock structures known as Hoodoos. This same type of sandstone is also the source of interesting rock formations in nearby Arches and Capitol Reef National Parks.

### Climate
## Get in
### By car

Goblin Valley is 11 miles west off Utah State Route 24. The nearest town is Hanksville located 30 miles to the south.

## Fees and permits

There is a $7 fee per car. You can pay it when entering the park. Permit will be given on the spot.
They accept credit cards, but it's best if you have some cash.

## Get around
### By foot

All access to the park is by way of hiking trails leading from the 1 parking lot. Vault toilets are located at the parking lot.

## Sleep
### Lodging
### Camping

There is a campground in the park with heated showers.
# Gocta

Gocta is the name for a tall waterfall near Chachapoyas.

## Understand

La Catarata Gocta, known locally as La Chorrera, is allegedly the world's third highest waterfall (771 m) with a main drop of 540 m. There is some debate regarding the measurement method.

### History

It was found in March 2006 in the Peruvian forest by German investigators lead by Stefan Ziemendorff who took topographic measurements. It is the third highest in the world, after Angel Falls (Venezuela 972 m) & Tugela Falls (South Africa 948 m).
Legends relating to the curse of a beautiful blonde siren helped by a giant serpent protect a gold vase; & the local Juan Mendoza who disappeared enchanted by the rocks behind the waterfall.

### Landscape

In the same valley there are around 22 similar waterfalls.

### Flora and fauna

The declaration as a national reserve could promote the conservation of flora & fauna & promote ecotourism, coupled with attractions like Kuelap.

### Climate
## Get in

From Chachapoyas it is a 1hr 5min journey by vehicle to the village of Cocachimba.
There are no direct colectivos running regularly to Cocachimba, so if you are not a group of 4, there are 2 options: taking the collectivos up to Pedro Ruiz (S/10) and going down on the road in the small village called Cocahuayco and from there its a 2 hours mostly uphill walk to Cocachimba. Another option is to continue with the collective to Pedro Ruiz and from there runs regular collectivos to cocachimba (S/8).
From Cocachimba it takes 2-2½ hours to hike (about 5.5 km each way) to the base of the tallest fall. A local guide will be assigned to you at the ticket office (mandatory, S/20 per group). The trail is very up & down, so do not be deceived by the walk only being 5.5 km, it feels like much more. The trail can be hot, humid and muddy. Take water & sun protection. Make sure to wear boots after rainfall. Also, take a bathing suit in case you want to swim in the pool at the base of the falls.
There is another alternative route from the village of San Pablo to the base of the first fall, but it is rarely explored.
Tours are available from Chachapoyas for around S/40 that include transport and a guide.
You can rent horses from Cocahimba for S/25 both ways or S/20 for just the return from the main fall. The horses don't go all the way, so there's still a 40-min walk each way at the end of the path. The handlers guide the horses on foot so, so no riding experience is necessary. If you're on a tour you need to advise them well in advance that you want horses - before you leave or on the drive there is best.

## Fees and permits

Visitors must register & pay entrance at the office in Cocachimba. a local guide is mandatory, but could be avoided if you insist. There are others services offered such as horse riding, camping gear rental, etc., but they have yet been tested. The entrance fees are:
* Adults: S/5
* Students: S/2.5
# Laconia (Greece)

Laconia is a region in the southeastern part of the Peloponnese

## Regions

East Mani

## Cities

* 37.07522.4311 Sparta — This historic city has a population of 10,000. It has two main arteries which make navigation really easy. To the west of the City is the beautiful, rugged Mt. Taygetos.
* 36.7622.5652 Gytheion — A small fishing village. Nice seafood restaurants with plenty of beaches in the area mostly frequented by locals. Nearby Caves of Dyros is a large limestone cave system which is toured on a boat. Here you will find the point where Helen of Troy is said to have started the Trojan War. "The woman who launched a thousand ships."
* 36.68823.0523 Monemvassia — The Rock of Gibraltar of Greece. Really pretty with an ancient walled city.
* 36.991922.70674 Geraki Laconias — The seat of a medieval Frankish fiefdom of the Principality of Achaea at the western slopes of Mount Parnon. The village has several Byzantine-era churches.

## Other destinations

* 36.50522.9791 Elafonisos
* 36.960722.98882 Kyparissi (Laconia) — A small (population approx. 400), beautiful village, combining sea and mountains. Ideal for mountain ramblers.
* 37.075322.36953 Mystras — The Byzantine city of Mystras is a 15-minute ride away from Sparta. This has relics worthy of a visit. There is a museum in Sparta housing some artifacts.
* 37.10822.2464 Mount Taýgetos — A popular hiking destination.
# Ladakhi phrasebook

Ladakhi Bhoti(ལ་དྭགས་སྐད་ or La-dwags skat) is the main language of Ladakh, India. It is also very similar to Balti, another language spoken in Kargil and Gilgit Baltistan. The two languages are mutually intelligible.

## Pronunciation guide

Ladakhi is Romanized in a similar way to Hindi. The most important thing to remember being that the "Th" represents a "T" sound with a bit more air. This corresponds to a large part to the pronunciation of Latin, German, Finnish, and many other European languages. What is written as -le is pronounced as in English "length", or French "lé".

### Common diphthongs
## Phrase list

Some phrases in this phrasebook still need to be translated. If you know anything about this language, you can help by plunging forward and translating a phrase.

### Basics
#### Hello.

    . Jule

#### Hello. (informal)

    . Jule

#### How are you?

    (Nyerang = You) Khamzang ina-le?

#### Fine, thank you.

    Khamzang in le! O'-Jule!

#### What is your name?

    Nyerangi mingla chi in?

#### My name is ______ .

    ______ . ( _____ .)

#### Please.

    . Jule

#### Thank you.

    Tok zhe-che.

#### You're welcome.

    O'-Jule!

#### Yes.

    Dik (ok) / Ha-le? (when responding to someone calling you)

#### No.

    Man-le.

#### I'm sorry.

    . (nga gonspa sal)

#### Goodbye

    . ( juu hey)

#### I can't speak Ladakhi [well].

    [nga ladaksi spera yongamet ]. ( [gyala ])

#### Do you speak English?

    nyeranga engling shesada ? ( ?)

#### Help!

    roks ! (yato !)

#### Good night.

    Chi tro daylaik. ( )

#### Where is the toilet?
### Problems
#### Don't touch me!

    ! (Nya Lakpa ma-tse !)

#### I'll call the police.

    . ('nya police la bo-daad' .)

#### Stop! Thief!

    ! ! ('sring' skun-ma! !)

#### I need your help.

    . (Nya nyeri yato goshes rag .)

#### I'm sick.

    . ( Nya zumu rag.)

#### Can I use your phone?

    ? ('nye ri phone bo kolna diga lay' ?)

### Numbers
#### 1

    (chik )

#### 2

    (nyis )

#### 3

    (sum )

#### 4

    (jzhe )

#### 5

    (nghra )

#### 6

    (tuk )

#### 7

    (dun )

#### 8

    (gyat )

#### 9

    (gyu )

#### 10

    (chu )

#### 11

    (chug-tzik )

#### 12

    (chug-nis )

#### 13

    (chug-sum )

#### 14

    (chug-jzhe )

#### 15

    (chug-nghra )

#### 16

    (chu-ruk )

#### 17

    (chub-dun )

#### 18

    (chob-gyat )

#### 19

    (chur-gu )

#### 20

    (nyi-shu )

#### 21

    (nyishu-ser-chik )

#### 22

    (nyishu-ser nyis )

#### 23

    (nyishu-sar gu )

#### more
### Time
#### now

    (Dak-sa)

#### later

    (Sting-na )

#### before

    ( Syon-la)

#### morning

    ( Nra-mo)

#### afternoon

    ( Nying-gung)

#### evening

    ( Phi-tok)

#### night

    ( Tsaan)

#### Days
##### today

    ( Di-ring)

##### yesterday

    ( Da-ang)

##### tomorrow

    ( Thorey)
# Laconia (disambiguation)

There's more than one place called Laconia:

### Greece

* Laconia (Lacedaemonia) - a prefecture in the Peloponnese

### United States of America

* Laconia - a city in Belknap County, New Hampshire
# Killarney (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Killarney:

### Ireland

* Killarney - A town in County Kerry

### Australia

* Killarney (Queensland) - A town in Queensland

### Canada

* Killarney (Ontario) - A town in Northern Ontario
# Lewisboro

Lewisboro is a town of about 12,000 residents in northern Westchester County, about 40 miles north of New York City in the state of New York.

## Eat

* 41.2691-73.60451 Cameron's Deli, 890 NY-35, Cross River (at NY-121), ☏ +1 914-763-3354. 24 hours daily. Makes delicious sandwiches. Watch out for high school students. (updated Apr 2021)
* 41.2735-73.61082 Katonah–Lewisboro Farmers' Market, John Jay High School, 60 N Salem Rd (NY-121), Cross River, ☏ +1 914-923-4837. May–Dec Sa 8:30AM–2PM. (updated Apr 2021)

### Splurge

* 41.267-73.53023 Le Château, 1410 Old Post Rd (NY-35), South Salem (at NY-123), ☏ +1 914 763-1410. French cuisine in a historic 20 room mansion built by J.P. Morgan in 1907. Surrounded by over 30 acres of landscaped grounds. Entrées $33-$40.

## Sleep

A favorite with businessmen having affairs, the Hayloft Motel (Rte. 35) has decent rooms for high prices.
# Levin

Levin is a town of 19,000 people (2022) in the Manawatu region of New Zealand's North Island. Levin is the largest town in the Horowhenua District. Nestled beneath the magnificent Tararua Ranges, it is near Lake Horowhenua.

## Get in
### By road

Coming from Wellington, travel for 92 km on State Highway 1, which runs through the centre of town.
Intercity operates a number of buses on a regular basis between Wellington and Levin, whilst you can also hire a rental car at Wellington Airport.

### By rail

The North Island Main Trunk Line runs through the middle of town with the railway station being located south of the CBD. The Capital Connection commuter train stops once in the morning (heading to Wellington) and once in the evening (from Wellington).

## See

Levin Public Library is known worldwide for its innovative library software, Koha. In 2012 the library was rebuilt and extended across the site of a former supermarket and renamed Te Takere. It now contains, in addition to books, a cafe, extensive computer facilities and many local treasures on display.

## Do

One of the main attractions is a large adventure playground on the main street next to the information centre. There are also public swimming baths with a water slide which are fairly modern and reasonably priced. There is a movie theatre which has a reasonable line up of films. Levin has two theatres for amateur dramatic presentations, the Levin Little Theatre on Weraroa Road, next to Horowhenua College, which produces comedies, Christmas pantomimes, etc., and the Levin Performing Arts Society on Queen Street which is more oriented towards musicals.

## Eat

* Star of India Takeaway, 225 Oxford St, ☏ +64 6 3676260, fax: +64 6 367 6261. M-Sa 11AM–2:30PM, daily 4–10PM. An Indian food takeaway shop. Excellent butter chicken. Lunch combo includes rice, naan, Coke and any curry for $11.

## Sleep

Waitarere Beach
* Waitarere camp grounds
* Bach accommodation
** Dunes Homestay.

## Go next

* Otaki
* Shannon
# Lewis and Clark National Historical Park

Lewis and Clark National Historical Park is a collection of state and federal lands near the mouth of the Columbia River. The park contains sites on the Northern Oregon Coast and the Southwest Washington Coast. The largest cities in the area are Seaside, Astoria, and Long Beach.

## Understand

The Lewis and Clark Expedition was an American expedition to cross the Louisiana Purchase to the Pacific coast soon after the purchase was made. The expedition lasted from 1803 to 1806, and overwintered at Fort Clatsop in 1805 before making the return journey to the East.
Many of the sites are related to the journey of the expedition, but Fort Stevens and Fort Columbia exhibit the area's World War II history, and Cape Disappointment and Ecola State Parks are great showcases of the natural beauty of the coastal regions.

## Get in

Park sites are situated around the mouth of the Columbia River. If you are already on the coast, following U.S. Route 101 is the most direct way in.
Anyone coming from elsewhere will most likely want to use U.S. Route 26 to start their visit from the south at Ecola State Park, or U.S. Route 30 to start in centrally located Astoria. If you are coming from Seattle and the Puget Sound Area, cross the Columbia River in Longview to get to U.S. Route 30.

## Get around

The easiest, and for most travellers the only way to get between sites is by car. Experienced cyclists may enjoy biking along U.S. Route 101 to the various destinations.

### Park sites

Listed from north to south. See the See and Do section for more details.
* 46.2912-124.0721 Cape Disappointment State Park. (updated Jul 2021)
* 46.260103-123.9187592 Fort Columbia State Park. (updated Jul 2021)
* 46.25-123.63 Station Camp. (updated Jul 2021)
* 46.25-123.8634 Dismal Nitch. (updated Jul 2021)
* 46.133611-123.8802785 Fort Clatsop, 92343 Fort Clatsop Rd (6 miles S of Astoria off U.S. 101 Alternate), ☏ +1 503 861-2471 ext 214, fax: +1 503-861-2585. The site where the Lewis and Clark Expedition wintered between 1805 and 1806. It features a museum and visitor center, historical exhibits, and hiking trails through wetlands. During the summer enjoy living history demonstrations. Peak season (mid-June to Labor Day): $5 adults (16+), $2 children (15 and under); off-peak: $3 adults, children free; see website for details. (updated Jul 2021)
* 46.183634-123.973166 Fort Stevens State Park. (updated Jul 2021)
* 46.0991-123.9397 Sunset Beach State Recreation Area. (updated Jul 2021)
* 45.984-123.938 Salt Works. (updated Jul 2021)
* 45.92289-123.969039 Ecola State Park. (updated Jul 2021)

## Sleep
### Lodging

Lodging can be found in nearby Seaside, Astoria, and Long Beach. Check those city articles for details.

### Camping

Camping is available at Ecola State Park, Fort Stevens State Park and Cape Disappointment State Park. Reservations are highly recommended, especially during the summer.

## Go next

* Explore the cities of Seaside, Astoria, and Long Beach, as well as the Long Beach Peninsula.
* Tour southbound on U.S. Route 101 down the Northern Oregon Coast.
* Head northbound on U.S. Router 101 toward the Olympic Peninsula.
# Lewes (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Lewes:

### United Kingdom

* Lewes — a town in East Sussex

### United States of America

* Lewes (Delaware) — a town in Delaware
# Marple

There is more than one place called Marple:

### England

* Marple (England) — a town in Greater Manchester

### United States of America

* Marple (Pennsylvania) — a town in Pennsylvania
# Marojejy National Park

Marojejy National Park $^{[deadlink]}$ is in the Antsiranana Province of Madagascar. It is one of six national parks along the east coast of Madagascar that make up the UNESCO World Heritage Site Rainforests of the Atsinanana.

## Understand
### Landscape

The national park is located around the Marojejy Summit, 2132 m above the sea level and along the Marojejy Massif.

### Flora and fauna

    See also: Wildlife of Madagascar
There is a high level of biodiversity in the park, and it is home to 115 bird species, 148 reptile and amphibian species, and 11 lemur species. The helmet vanga is the iconic bird of the park.

### Climate
## Get in

The nearest cities are Andapa and Sambava.

## Fees and permits

Entrance fees are the same for all of Madagascar's most-visited national parks, with a portion of the fee generally shared with the local communities in an effort to promote conservation. Guide fees are an additional charge. Fees are accurate as of October 2014:
* 1 day: 25,000 Ar per person
* 2 days: 37,000 Ar per person
* 3 days: 40,000 Ar per person
* 4 days: 50,000 Ar per person
* Malagasy nationals: 1,000 Ar per person per day.
* Children of any nationality: 200 Ar per child per day.

## Do

* Trek to the summit, starting from the base camp at Camp Simona.
# Cesena

Cesena is a city in Emilia-Romagna.

## Get in
### By plane

* Federico Fellini International Airport$^{[deadlink]}$ via Flaminia, 409, 47924 Miramare, Rimini RN (40 km);
* Aeroporto G. Marconi Bologna Via del Triumvirato, 84, 40132 Bologna BO (95 km).

### By train

* 44.14530812.2494552 Stazione Ferroviaria (Railway station), Piazza Giorgio Sanguinetti. regional trains to and from Bologna, Ancona and the main cities in Emilia - Romagna. (updated May 2016)

### By bus

* 44.14478412.2487263 Stazione autolinee (Intercity bus station). (updated May 2016)

## Get around

Mi Muovo$^{[deadlink]}$ is an integrated public transport pass for the region. Short-stay visitors might use "Mi Muovo Multibus", a 12-trip bus ticket, see Emilia Romagna#Get around.

## See

* 44.13751612.2452711 Cattedrale di San Giovanni Battista (Duomo), Via Vescovado, 7. (updated May 2016)
* 44.13183312.2552062 Abbazia di Santa Maria del Monte (Abbey of Saint Maria del Monte), Via del Monte, 999. 08:00-12:00, 15:00-18:30. (updated May 2016)
* 44.13901712.2437853 Bibloteca Malatestiana (Malatestiana library), Piazza Bufalini, 1. only by guided tours every 40 minutes: Mar-Oct: M-Sa 09:00; 09:40; 10.:20; 11:00; 11:40; 12:20; 13:00; 16:00; 14:40; 15:20; 16:00; 16:40; 17:20 ; 18:00; Nov-Feb: M-Sa 09.00; 09.40; 10:20; 11:00; 11:40; 12:20; 13:00; 14:00; 14:40; 15:20; 16:00; Su 10:00; 10:40; 11:20; 12:00. The first public library in Europe. €5. (updated May 2016)
* 44.13719312.2385874 Chiesa di San Domenico, Viale Jacopo Mazzoni, 32. M-Sa 07:00-11:00, Su 10:00-11:30. Contains a notable collection of paintings. (updated May 2016)
* 44.12777312.2373455 Chiesa e convento dei frati Cappuccini, Via Cappuccini, 341. Free access to the church. (updated May 2016)
* 44.1380812.243566 Palazzo del Ridotto, Piazza Almerici. (updated May 2016)
* 44.13633812.2400687 Rocca Malatestiana (Malatestian Fortress), Via Cia degli Ordelaffi. Apr May Sep Oct: Tu W 14:00-19:00, Th-Sa 14:00-24:00, Su 10:00-24:00; Nov: Sa Su 14:00-17:00; Dec-Mar: Th-F 18:00-23:00, Sa 14:00-23:00, Su 10:00-23:00; Jun-Aug: M-Sa 16:00-24:00, Su 10:00-24:00. €4 (including Torre Maestra, Mastio o Maschio (Esposizione di Armi da Giostra) e Palatium o Femmina (Museo di Storia dell'Agricoltura)), €2 (w/o museums). (updated May 2016)
* 44.13753312.2480828 $^{[deadlink]}$ Centro culturale San Biagio, Via Aldini 26, ☏ +39 0547 355727. The former convent San Biagio. It hosts Pinacoteca Comunale. (updated May 2016)
* 44.1359312.248279 Teatro Alessandro Bonci, Piazza Guidazzi, ☏ +39 0547 355911. (updated May 2016)
* 44.13615312.25012110 $^{[deadlink]}$ Palazzo Guidi. It hosts Conservatorio Statale di Musica "Bruno Maderna". (updated May 2016)
* 44.13888312.24574311 Palazzo Ghini. (updated May 2016)
* 44.13721612.24194512 Piazza del Popolo. (updated May 2016)

## Eat

Cappelletti, tagliatelle, lasagne, strozzapreti, passatelli (pasta) and piadina romagnola.

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

* Hotel Croce di Malta, Viale Carducci 352, Lungomare di Cesenatico, ☏ +39 054786018, fax: +39 054786296. Hotel 3 stars in Cesenatico. Detailed informations about prices ed entire offer on the website. (updated Feb 2015)
# Cetona

Cetona is a medieval city in Siena in Tuscany.

## Understand

Originally inhabited by Etruscans and Romans, Cetona developed on a hillside around a fortress, which is still privately owned today. In the 14th Century it was ruled by Siena and Orvieto until 1354, and, after a brief rule by Perugia, was annexed by Siena, which strengthened its fortifications.

## Get in

By car Cetona is easily accessible by taking the A1 Autostrada from Rome or Florence, leaving at Chiusi. There are also rail connections through Chiusi.

## See

* $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Civic Museum (Museo Civico per la Preistoria del Monte Cetona), Via Roma, 37, ☏ +39 0578-237632, fax: +39 0578-238616. Documents the people of the area from the Paleolithic age until the end of the Bronze Age. (updated Feb 2015)

## Go next

Cetona is a convenient base for trips into southern Tuscany and Umbria. Interesting day trips could include Lake Trasimeno, Perugia, Orvieto and Montepulciano. Chiusi is a short distance away.
# Cesenatico

Cesenatico is a town in Emilia-Romagna.

## Get in
### By train

* 20 minutes from Rimini

## Get around

At the train station you can rent a bike or a day or a week for €10. You get this fee back when you return the bike.

## See

The port and the traditional downtown

## Do

Join the 2013 International Acrobatics Convention at the Accademia Acrobatica $^{[deadlink]}$.

## Sleep

* Booking Service by the local Tourist Office (Cesenatico's Tourist Office), Viale Roma 112 (Cesenatico Centro), ☏ +39 0547 673287, toll-free: 800556900.
* Hotel Giardino (cesenatico Hotel), Viale G. Carducci 154 (Lungomare di cesenatico), ☏ +39 0547 81411, +39 348 8043173 (cell). Check-in: 14:00, check-out: 10:00. 35.
* Parador hotel Residence, Via Michelangelo 14 (Sandri Katia), ☏ +39 0547 86431, fax: +39 0547 87563, info@paradorhotel.com.com. Check-in: 12-7PM, check-out: 8.00 - 10.00.
* Hotel Valverde & Residenza, Lungomare Carducci 278, ☏ +39 0547 86043, fax: +39 0547 86043, hotelvalverde@riccihotels.it.
* Hotel Sport & Residenza, Via Pitagora 5, ☏ +39 0547 87102, fax: +39 0547 87102, hotelsport@riccihotels.it.
* Hotel Nettuno, Lungomare Carducci 338, ☏ +39 0547 86086, fax: +39 0547 87684, hotelnettuno@riccihotels.it.

### Mid-range

* Cesena Hotel Best Western (cesena Hotel), Via Rosoleto 607 (ang. Via Romea uscita Cesena Sud E45), ☏ +39 0547601078. Check-in: 14:00, check-out: 10:00. 61.