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# Jerome

There is more than one place called Jerome:

### United States of America

* Jerome (Arizona) - A small town in the state of Arizona.
* Jerome (Arkansas) - A town in the state of Arkansas.
* Jerome (Idaho) - A town in the state of Idaho.
* Jerome (Illinois) - A town in the state of Illinois.
* Jerome (Missouri) - A town in the state of Missouri
* Jerome (Pennsylvania) - A town in the state of Pennsylvania.
# Jermuk

Jermuk is a spa town in Southern Armenia.

## Understand

Much of the country's mineral water comes from Jermuk. The town is full of Soviet hotels and sanatoriums, some of which have been renovated to high standards. The countryside at this very high elevation resort is worth the visit as well, with canyons, forest and wildlife to explore.

## Get in

Marshutnis and buses depart from the Kilikia (southern) bus station in Yerevan, travel time is 2½ hr. Shared taxis from there, or regular taxis from anywhere will work as well of course, as well as renting a car or bicycling.
One bus per day to Yeghegnadzor (1 hr).

## Get around

Visitors end up at the resort section of Jermuk, which is completely separate from the bigger town below, separated by a canyon. The resort area is small and manageable enough to handle on foot. In fact, the whole area has a lot of trees, open spaces, views, interesting old sanatoriums and is really nice to wander around on foot.

## See

* Jermuk Lake - just below Jermuk is a large reservoir lake
* Gndevank Monastery - under the cliffs of Gndevaz village is the fortified monastery of Gndevank. You can hike or bike down the picturesque old canyon road to it as well as scale down the cliffs from the village. The fortifications have a few levels of chambers and passages, the church and gavit are very nice, and there are some cool carvings, khachkars and picnic area.

## Do

* 39.840445.66631 Water Gallery. Arcade of different temperatures of hot mineral water coming out of pipes in the wall. Try the different temperatures, which are supposed to be good for different ailments.
* 39.831545.67372 Ski. Good news for the fans of active rest: Jermuk now boasts a new cable car (ropeway) meeting international standards, which enables the mountain-skiers to enjoy the professional ski-runs. At the last stop of the ropeway a special playground is built for riding sleds. Snowmobiles are available as well.
* Soak in the waters!. Although those places that have the hot water facilities tend to keep you in bathtubs, with Soviet nurses running around, it's a cool experience, and that is after all what made Jermuk famous.
* Hike. Lots of great hiking opportunities abound, so enjoy the mountains.

## Eat

Many of the sanatoriums include meals with your room, but in case you want to try one of the limited choices in town, they're easy to spot.

## Sleep

* Jermuk Armenia Complex, 2 Miasnikyan Str.. Very nicely restored luxury sanatorium.
* Anush Guest House, 5B Vardanyan Str..
* Jermuk Olympia (Sanatorium N3), 16 Shahumyan Str..
* Jermuk Ashkharh Sanatorium (former Lechkomissiya), 20 Shahumyan Str., ☏ +374 287 22443, +374 287 21208, +374 287 26242, +374 287 22433, +374 287 21208. Amenities: Hot water, TV set, bathroom, toilet, refrigerator, telephone and cold water in all rooms. Surroundings: Parking lot, playground. Buffet, bar, cinema, games room, sauna, tennis, billiard, swimming pool. Different discounts are offered for children of different ages. Double 10,000 dram (per person), Lux 20,000 dram (per person), 5th floor 15,000-20,000 dram (per person) with treatment.
# Escambia County

Escambia County is the name of two counties in the United States of America:
* Escambia County (Alabama)
* Escambia County (Florida)
# Escobedo (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Escobedo:
* Ciudad General Escobedo, a suburb of Monterrey, Mexico
* Pedro Escobedo, a city in the state of Querétaro, Mexico
# Escuintla

Escuintla is a town in the Pacific Lowlands of Guatemala.

## Understand

Escuintla is the capital of the Guatemalan department of the same name, and is one of the most important towns in the Pacific Lowlands. The climate is generally hot.

## Get in

Direct buses from Guatemala City, Antigua Guatemala, and Santa Lucía Cotzumalguapa.

## See

* La Democracia. A small town with an impressive array of prehispanic boulder sculptures laid out around the main plaza, brought there from the Monte Alto site. There is also a small regional museum. (updated Feb 2016)
* Autosafari Chapín. Wildlife park just off the CA2 highway towards Taxisco and El Salvador. In 2016, entry from Q60 upwards for adults, and Q50 upwards for children. Includes African and Guatemalan animals, such as giraffes, rhinos, antelope, jaguars etc. (updated Feb 2016)

## Go next

* Antigua Guatemala, old colonial capital of Guatemala.
* Guatemala City
* Monterrico, a Pacific beach.
* Santa Lucía Cotzumalguapa for it collections of prehispanic sculpture.
# Esch

There is more than one place called Esch:

### Luxembourg

* Esch-sur-Alzette — a former mining town and the second 'city' of Luxembourg, located in the very south of the country.
* Esch-sur-Sûre — a small town surrounding the ruins of a castle, but most known for its dam, located in the Luxembourgian Ardennes.
# Little Andaman

Little Andaman is an island in the South Andaman district of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Of the islands open to tourism, it's one of the largest, yet its remote location makes it the least visited. Those that do make the journey will stumble across pristine beaches, waterfalls, oil palm plantations and good surf. During the off-season, you will likely be the only tourist on the whole island.

## Understand

While most of the Andaman Islands escaped major damage from the 2004 tsunami, Little Andaman wasn't quite so lucky. Almost the entire island was ravaged, though it has since bounced back, and a few small hotels and resorts built.
Dugong Creek in the North and the South Bay area are tribal reserves for the Onge tribe and are off-limits to tourists.

### Climate
## Get in

Ferries arrive daily at Hut Bay from Port Blair.
There are 2 types of ferries (as of February 2011):
* Slow/big ferry - takes about 8.5 hours - costs ₹55 (more comfy and does the trip even if the weather is bad)
* Speedboat - takes about 6 hours - costs ₹25 (plastic seats, ferry might not go if the weather is bad)
Get your tickets a day before you want to leave in Port Blair.

## Fees and permits

You can travel here with the basic permit that you received on arrival in Port Blair. Access to some villages of indigenous people is prohibited for tourists. A permit is required if you want to go into the forest.

## Get around

Local fishing boats can take you to other parts of the island from Hut Bay, otherwise, your feet are your best friends.
You can rent motorbikes for ₹300 (fixed price) and bicycles. Check the bike (e.g. the brakes!) before you accept it. Most of the bikes are far from a perfect condition.
Buses, Rickshaws and Jeeps get you around the island.

## Do

Things to see and do:
* Waterfalls
* Lighthouse
* Beaches (Butler Bay beach is a very beautiful one)
* Charter a boat for a 1-2 hour river tour through untouched wilderness

## Buy

Food in Hut Bay before heading to any other part of the island.
As of 2015, there is a man producing delicious forest honey. He lives somewhere in the northern villages. Local people there will know about it, but it is not sold in shops. Ask some local people.

## Eat

Basic food is available in Hut Bay - outside of this you will need to bring your own food and something to cook it on.

## Sleep

A couple of hotels exist in the Hut Bay vicinity, but Hut Bay is a dusty place. Two or three resorts exist, all at the main road north of Hut Bay. They are usually closed during the rainy season, but one of them might be open. Better contact them in advance, if you want to go there in the rainy time. Aastha Eco Resort - some kilometres north of Hut Bay, on the left-hand side of the main road.
Blue View Resort - a little bit further north.

## Stay safe

Sandflies can be a problem on the island.
Do not swim in waterfalls as crocodiles have been reported.
# Little Diomede

Little Diomede is an island in the Bering Strait. It is part of the Arctic Alaska region but below the Arctic Circle.

## Understand

Little Diomede is the smaller of the two Diomede Islands that lie in the middle of the Bering Strait. Little Diomede is the westernmost part of Alaska while Big Diomede, only a few km away, is the easternmost point in Russia.
The town of Diomede, on the island's west side, is home to all of the island's 135 inhabitants. The islanders are Inupiat Inuit.

## Get in

The island is so far from anywhere that the senator representing Alaska between 1968 and 2009 noted down his amazement with the above quote on his visit to the island in 2002, after arriving by a Black Hawk helicopter — the first time Little Diomede was ever visited by a statewide elected official.
A $50 fee is charged to all arrivals by air or sea.
* 65.75836-168.953661 Evergreen Helicopters - Diomede Heliport. There is helicopter service to Nome in Alaska. (updated Jan 2019)

## See

* 65.768074-169.0373251 Russia (Big Diomede Island). Only 2 mi (3.2 km) away, the Big Island is easily seen from here. (updated Dec 2017)
* 65.7596-168.96582 The International Date Line. It's not marked but it passes between the two islands. It is the only place where the Date Line, and land on the other side of it, is visible from land (except maybe Antarctica, but Antarctica has no legal time zone borders so there is no well defined Date Line there). (updated Jan 2019)

## Do

Marvel at the "ends of the earth."
Have some fun with the locals (always up for a Boozer).
Spend a fortune on airlifting stuff to you.

## Buy

Owing to the remoteness of the place and the fact that almost everything has to be carried in by air or sea, expect to pay more even for regular groceries.

## Drink

Alcohol is prohibited.

## Sleep

The Diomede School offers rooms for $70 a night.

## Connect

The only way to phone others is to use satellite phone. Also, you can use the United States Postal Service; helicopters land at the helipad for mail roughly once a week.
# Hot Springs (South Dakota)

Hot Springs is a town in western South Dakota, of interest to the traveler as a jumping-off point for nearby Wind Cave National Park.

## See

* 43.4247-103.4831 Mammoth Site & Museum, 1800 US 18 Bypass, ☏ +1 605 745-6017. An active dig site of Ice Age fossils. (updated Feb 2018)

## Do

* 43.441-103.481 Evans Plunge, 1145 North River St, ☏ +1 605 745-5165. A water park owned and operated by the City of Hot Springs, that claims to be "the oldest tourist attraction in the Black Hills". (updated Jan 2021)

## Buy

* 43.4361-103.48091 Fall River Fibers, 631 North River St, ☏ +1 605 890-2750, fallriverfibers@yahoo.com. Tu-Sa 10:00AM-5:00PM. Yarn, spinning, weaving & fiber arts supplies. Lovely shop and helpful staff. They have local yarns and buffalo blends. Worth a stop for knitters. (updated Jan 2021)

## Eat

* Mornin' Sunshine Coffee House & Gifts, 509 North River St., ☏ +1 605 745-5550. Terrific breakfast, baked goodies and coffee. Friendly. Art on the wall is for sale. Opens 7am daily, except Sunday opens at 8am. (updated Feb 2018)

## Sleep

* 43.4421-103.47641 Historic Log Cabin Motel, 500 Pacific Ave, ☏ +1 605 745-5166. 17 charming log cabins built on a hillside quad in 1929. Cabins are heated and of different sizes, ranging from 1-4 beds, with shower bathroom. Dog friendly. $85. (updated Feb 2018)
# Hot Springs (North Carolina)

Hot Springs is a town in Madison County, North Carolina, United States.
Hot Springs is located at the confluence of the French Broad River and Spring Creek. A natural thermal spring is located here, the only hot spring known in North Carolina and in much of the southeastern United States. Thus, this area has long been a destination for those looking for therapeutic relief from their ailments.

## Get in
### By car

US-25 runs through, from Newport, TN to Asheville, NC

### By foot

The Appalachian Trail goes through Hot Springs.

## Do

Pisgah National Forest
The French Broad River
Road & Mountain Biking Trails
Paint Rock Pictographs
Hiking
Fishing
Rafting, Canoeing and Kayaking
Horseback Riding

### Hot mineral springs

There are only two natural hot mineral springs in Hot Springs, NC:
The Hot Springs Resort and Spa and Broadwing Farm Cabins.

### Festivals

Wild Goose Festival
Hot Springs Trailfest
Bluff Mountain Festival
Hot Springs Motorcycle Weekend
French Broad River Festival
4th of July Fireworks in Hot Springs, NC
# Jiangyong

Jiangyong is in Yongzhou, southern Hunan, south central China.

## Get in

The same train you might have taken to Yongzhou, Jiangyong station would either be the next or the previous one depending on whether you are coming from the north or from the south.
The train station is a bit far away from Jiangyong (south west), so you might have to take a bus or taxi. The bus is a cheap option and its relatively fast. The first town you pass by is Shangjiangxu (上江圩镇).

## See

Some of the main sights are a bit on the outskirts, although you can use this place as a hub to go around the surrounding areas and this is the only place where you might actually find accommodation.
Nüshu script museum (江永女书生态博物馆). Ask for the bus that goes there or hire a taxi. It's relatively near.
This museum host the history of those women whom invented a special logophonetic script for describing their hardship in the country side with poems and literature and it was only taught by women in this area. The literary tradition has a history dating since the Song and Yuan dynasty (13th - 14th century). It seems to have reached its peak during the latter part of the Qing Dynasty (1644–1911). The script was suppressed by the Japanese during their invasion of China in the 1930s-40s, because they feared that the Chinese could use it to send secret messages.
Tongkou village 桐口村
This is a small beautiful town from the Ming dynasty a little bit lost in the valley that surrounds the county to the north and at one point in its history it was a small thriving town that had everything from restaurants to gambling parlors, but now it is quite abandoned with only a few couple of old folks just standing on the streets keeping an eye on grandchildren that has been left to them to take care of. The surrounding is beautiful with lush green mountains.
It is quite tricky to get there so you might have to ask around local people for direction. Take a bus back towards the train station and get off at Shangjiangxu. Type in this town in baidu maps (Tongkoucun 桐口村) and it will give you directions, but it might be a little inaccurate, because once you start following this road you might encounter several other roads and you might be left wondering which one to take. There is a small road that goes north which starts from Shangjiangxu and leads to this town.
You can either hire a driver or walk, since there is no public transportation. The town is quite unknown and virtually no tourist goes there. Hitchhiking is a good option; the locals are willing to help and are friendly. Although prepare for language barrier, because nobody in this area speaks standard mandarin, and even less, English (xiangnan tuhua (湘南土话 is spoken here).
# Jiajiang

Jiajiang is a county in Sichuan.

## Get in
### By train

* 29.753992103.5737791 Leshan North Railway Station (乐山北站), 278 Huancheng Road North, Yancheng Town (漹城镇环城北路278号) (bus nos. 305, 307, Jiajiang 1, Jiajiang 3, Jiajiang 3A, Jiajiang 5, Jiajiang 6 and Jiajiang 7). Trains from Chengdu take 1 hour and 38 minutes to reach this station. There is only one train per day. (updated Jan 2022)

### By bus

| Destination | Price (¥) | Departures (HH:MM) | Duration (HH:MM) | Lunch-Stop | Last update |
| Chengdu (Xinnanmen) | 33.00 | 07:00-17:30 (every half-hour) | ? | No | 26 April 2008 |
| Leshan | 07:00 | 06:45-18:15 (every 10 min) | ? | No | 26 April 2008 |
| Meishan | 8.00 | 07:20-17:20 (every 20 min) | ? | No | 26 April 2008 |

## Get around

While the #1 Bus goes to the Thousand Buddha Cliff, it involves a bus transfer on the way there, and walking five blocks on the way back. Additionally, from the nearest bus station to the actual Buddhas is about a 10- or 15-minute walk, although it's a pleasant enough walk. The distance from the bus station is too long for a pedicab, so it's probably best to take a taxi to get there. However, it's unlikely there'll be a taxi near the cliffs, so consider renting a taxi for an hour or two, it'll probably cost less than fifty kuai depending how well you bargain.
Really while the cliffs are nice enough, there are certainly more impressive sights in the Sichuan area, and the inconvenience in getting there means it's probably worth skipping these cliffs altogether.

## See

* Jiajiang Museum of Handmade Paper (Adjacent to the Thousand Buddha Cliff). Explaining and displaying the ancient local rice paper industry. Free in winter.
* Thousand Buddha Cliff (qiān fó yán) (Served by Bus 1). At least 163 ancient carvings of Buddha have been carved into the riverside cliff along with temples and a hillside path through the woods. Many of the Buddhas have had their head smashed in, presumably during the Cultural Revolution. ¥7.
# Jiangshan

Jiangshan City (江山) is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Zhejiang Province, administered by Quzhou City.

## Understand

It is located at the junction of Zhejiang, Fujian and Jiangxi provinces, and is the southwestern gateway to Zhejiang Province and one of the sources of the Qiantang River.

## Get in
### By plane

You can transfer to other means of transportation from Quzhou Airport to reach Jiangshan.

### By train

* 28.776118.6391 Jiangshan Station (江山站). The Shanghai-Kunming Passenger Line and the Shanghai-Kunming Railway pass through Jiangshan and have Jiangshan Station, which is the most convenient train station to reach Jiangshan. (updated Nov 2016)

### By bus

* 28.727118.6172 Jiangshan Bus Station (江山汽车站), 66 Nanmen Road. (updated Nov 2016)

## Get around

* 28.748118.6293 Urban and rural bus dispatch center (North Bus Station, Old Railway Station), Chengbei Square. Route 101 and 108 can reach the railway station. (updated Nov 2016)

## See

* 28.747118.6211 County granary group (县前粮仓群), Ningxiu South Road, Xianqian Community, Shuangta Street 双塔街道县前社区凝秀南路. The granary complex was built in the 1970s and was discontinued in the mid-1990s. There are 8 granaries in total, divided into two rows. The walls of each granary are cylindrical, with an inner diameter of 8 meters, an inner height of 7.3 meters, and a wall thickness of 0.4 meters. They are built with rammed earth. The roof is a pointed roof with yin and yang tiles. As a representative building of modern times, the granary group in front of the county was announced as a provincial cultural relic protection unit in 2011. (updated Nov 2016)
* 28.52755118.572252 JiangLang Mountains. It is a World Natural Heritage Site, National Scenic Spot, and National AAAAA Tourist Area. Jianglang Mountain is on the multi-provincial golden tourist line communicating with the Southeast region, 25 km away from the city. It has three stone peaks, eighteen curves, Tower Hill, Su female lake, Xianju Temple and the entrance area of the six parts of the composition of the "strange peaks and red walls" as the main features. It is a typical Danxia geomorphological scenic area. (updated Sep 2023)
* 28.57407118.584673 QingYang. Qingyang Village is located at the foot of Jianglang Mountain. Hundreds of families in the village are all surnamed Mao, which is the birthplace of Jiangnan Mao Clan, the ancestral home of Mao Zedong, and the ancestral home of Mao Fumei, the original wife of Chiang Kai-shek in Fenghua, and Mao Yanwen, the wife of Xiong Xiling, the first Premier of the Republic of China. It has been 1500 years since Mao Yuanqiong, the eighth ancestor of Jiangnan Mao Clan, moved here. (updated Sep 2023)
# Jianmen Shudao National Park

Jianmen Shudao National Park is in Sichuan Province of China.

## Understand

Ancient roadway from the Three Kingdom Period, covers sights between Mingyang and Guangyuan. The main attractions of the Park are Jianmen Pass, the Old Plank Road, Huangze Temple, the Thousand-Buddha Cliff, Li Bai Memorial Hall, and Mount Douchui

### Climate
## Get in

The nearest town is Jiange (剑阁) which is on the rail line between Chengdu and Xian. Near the Jiange train station is the bus terminal. Take the tourist dedicated bus to Jianmenguan National Park (30 min).

## See

* 32.215105.5631 Jianmen Pass.
* The Old Plank Road.
* Huangze Temple.
* The Thousand-Buddha Cliff.
* Li Bai Memorial Hal. l
* Mount Douchui.
# Forsand

Forsand is a village in Rogaland - 3 hours drive from Stavanger, it's near the Kjerag mountain.

## Get in

In summer time (after the 21st of June) it is possible to get there on a ferry with the help of Veteran Fjordcruise AS $^{[deadlink]}$. That's why before this time you can only drive. If you use GPS devices be aware of getting lost and alway control the way it shows you. It is better to print the road description from internet and insert the road sections step by step.

## Do

* Trekking to Kjeragbolten Quite an interesting one - sometimes it is even simply a way vertically up. The way up and down lasts 5-6 hours (or even more if you stay for "drinking", "making pictures" and "having some rest"). In order to get to the Boltn you need to follow red letters "T" and sign post not far from your aim. When there is snow on the mountain it is a bit difficult to find the Boltn. After the signpost you need to go straight and after a slope you need to go to the right.
    Most people start the hike to Kjeragbolten from the Oygardsstolen Cafe. There is a parking fee during the busy season.

## Stay safe

You will for sure need trekking shoes in order not to break legs and warm jacket. It is also necessary to take water and some food with you.
# Forster

Forster/Tuncurry is a town on the Mid-North Coast of New South Wales

## Understand

Forster is pronounced Foster (not Fore-sta), and is a popular seaside destination for family summer holidays. There is a large selection of accommodation, and many interesting places for safe swimming, as well as paddle boats and the like. It has all the essentials of a decent-sized country town combined with the tourism-oriented facilities of a popular summer getaway.
It is a place of summer pilgrimage for generations of holidaying families from Sydney.
It has a twin town of Tuncurry on the northern side of the inlet, connected by a long, scenic causeway.

## Get in

Forster is on the coastal diversion that leaves the Pacific Highway between Buledelah and Taree. The diversion via Forster will add 30-45 minutes to the trip and hence it's 2.5 hours from Sydney, and one hour from Newcastle.

## See

* Whale watching. In season during May to November.
* -32.216204152.5611921 Cape Hawke lookout, Cape Hawke Dr (in Booti Booti National Park). Has some ocean views. (updated Nov 2021)
* -32.182431152.5339622 Bennetts Head Lookout, Marine Drive. (updated Nov 2021)

## Do
### Swim

There are multiple beaches to swim at in the Forster area.
If you head south from Forster you will pass by the 4 most popular beaches in the area, Elizabeth Beach, Shelly Beach, Boomerang Beach and Blueys Beach.
* Elizabeth Beach is a good family beach, fairly shallow all the way out
* Shelly Beach is a bit of a hike and is also a Clothing Optional beach so not suitable for children
* Boomerang Beach is the best of the beaches for Surfing
* Blueys Beach is a lovely, long beach, fairly shallow and good for families
* Diamond beach is a lovely long quiet beach with good surfing
* Paddle Boats

## Eat

* -32.186577152.5233731 Club Forster, 19 Strand St, ☏ +61 2 6591 6591. 10AM–10PM. (updated Nov 2021)
* -32.1798152.51072 Cafe Brassbell, Shop 5, Forster Arcade, 41/43 Wharf St, ☏ +61 2 5543 7862. M-F 7AM–2PM, Sa Su 7AM-1PM. (updated Nov 2021)

## Sleep

* -32.19666152.5141771 Hotel Forster, 26 The Lakes Way (Tourist Drive 6), ☏ +61 2 6554 8100. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM. (updated Oct 2021)

## Go next

* Head down south to Booti Booti National Park or Myall Lakes National Park.