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# Ghadamis

Ghadamis also known as Ghadames is an oasis town in Libya. The old part of the town is inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List.

## Understand

This is a tranquil old city, with white, covered streets that are both dark and refreshingly cool. Ghadamis was built painstakingly based on a complex knowledge of how to deal with extreme temperatures. The positioning of Ghadamis' buildings is far from casual. Every angle, every wall, every opening in the roofs over the alleyways, are parts of the same organism. Ghadamis still stands, but the people have moved into the modern settlement nearby. Yet they still take refuge in the old city when summer becomes unbearably hot. With the exodus of its local population, and their resulting loss of knowledge of engineering buildings to maintain natural air conditioning, an important science could be lost. In its earlier days, the life line of Ghadamis was trans-Sahara trade, including the slave trade.

## Get in

* 30.1516679.7153331 Ghadames Airport (LTD ). Possibly flights with Libyan Airlines from Tripoli but should check current situation (updated Oct 2019)

## See

* 30.1318019.4950341 Ghadames Museum. Museum of Berber history and the local wildlife. (updated May 2023)
* 30.1327539.4973352 Atiq Mosque (المسجد العتيق). Mud brick mosque in the old town, first built in 1258 AD. (updated May 2023)

## Do

* Mahmmoud Akka, e.mahakka73@hotmail.com. Camel trips across the desert, trips for festivals, photography or to villages.

## Eat

If you want a good evening meal try Akmed’s restaurant. He is a very efficient Tunisian who runs a tight ship. The camel steaks are very tough, but the chicken is absolutely delicious.

## Sleep

* Ben Yedder Hotel. Conveniently located in the centre of the small town. The rooms are basic but the beds are nice and firm. Breakfast is very basic.
# Getaria

Getaria$^{[deadlink]}$ is a small fishing town in Guipuzcoa, on the coast between Zarauz to the east and Zumaia to the west. The town is dominated by a rocky promontory, nicknamed El Raton, or mouse. It has an attractive harbour, an interesting church and several restaurants and bars serving excellent fish and seafood.

## Understand

Getaria has a population of about 2,800 people (2018).
It is the birthplace of Juan Sebastian Elcano, who was the first western person to circumnavigate the globe, completing the journey begun by Magellan.
The municipality of Getaria occupies a section of the central coast of Gipuzkoa in the Cantabrian Sea. This section of the coast consists of a steep ledge on which a series of coves and points have formed through erosion.
The historic centre of Getaria is located just between the mainland and the mountain San Antón, also called the mouse of Getaria due to its mouse-like shape. This mountain that characterizes the town, was an island until the 16th century.
In the interior part of the township, the mountain Garate (278 m) is located. This mountain runs parallel to the coast, and in its smooth skirts lie several farms belonging to the township of Getaria. These farms are typical of the Basque Country and they are called baserri.
Nearly all the land between the mountain Garate and the coast is covered in vineyards due to the microclimate that this area generates.

## Get in
### By car

Getaria lies on the N634 coast road between Zumaia and Zarautz. There are two fee-paying car parks: one on the western approach from Zumaia, the other close to the fishing port on the Calle de Portua. Both are free after 20:00. A free car park can be reached by turning first left on entering the town centre, and following Calle de Sahatsaga uphill.

## See

* Cristobal Balenciaga Museum

## Eat

Getaria is famous for its restaurants serving grilled fish.
* Mayflower Restaurant, c/Katrapona 4, ☏ +34 94 314 0658. Fresh grilled fish and a fine harbour view from the terrace. Ideally washed down with a glass of the local Txakoli wine. Booking advised at weekends.

## Drink

Getaria is famous for a white wine with a protected designation of origin which is cultivated in the surroundings of this coastal town called "Getariako Txakolina".
# Keta

Keta is a coastal town in the Ghanaian Coastal Plain. The town sits on a sandbar of land that separates the Keta Lagoon from the Gulf of Guinea.

## Understand

It is the capital of the Keta Municipal District. Keta had a population of 23,000 in 2013. Parts of the town were devastated by sea erosion between the 1960s and 1980s.
In the Ewe language, "Ke:ta" means "head of the sand".

### Keta Lagoon

This 126-km-long lagoon is a body of open salty water, surrounded by flood plains and mangrove swamps. There are seasonal inflow of sea water during high tide from the Gulf of Guinea and regular inflow of rivers. Population growth, extensive human activities and climate change have contributed to reduce the volume of water in the lagoon which appears to be drying up.
The lagoon is important in conserving several species of mangroves, crabs, shrimps and raffia plants. The Keta lagoon is the most important wetland on the Ghana coast for waterbirds. With Songor Lagoon, it constitutes the fourth most important waterbirds site on the Gulf of Guinea coast. The site supports 76 waterbird species with an estimated total population of well over 100,000, including globally significant numbers of 21 species.
The Keta Lagoon is on the list of Wetlands of International Importance of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands. In 1999 work began on measures to limit further erosion and to control flooding of the coastal region.

## See

* 5.9107030.9918671 Fort Prinzenstein (Danish: Fort Prinsensten). It was built by Danish traders in 1784 for defensive purposes to keep the area safe from other colonial powers. Prinzenstein is one of the few forts built for the Atlantic slave trade that lie east of the Volta River. The fort also supported the trade of imported and exported goods such as gold and ivory in a give-and-take for muskets, brandy, iron rods, textiles, cowries shells. Keta served as an open port until the Tema Harbour commenced its operation to the west in 1962. The fort has been designated a World Heritage Site (along with several other castles and forts in Ghana). (updated Dec 2022)
* 5.8277780.9694442 Cape St. Paul Lighthouse, Woe. A lighthouse that is believed to guide ships away from a mythical massive underwater mountain. This lighthouse is thought to be the oldest in Ghana. (updated Dec 2022)

## Sleep

* Keta Lagoon Resorts & Tours. (updated Dec 2022)
* 5.8901380.9810811 Tsisa Guest House, behind the Keta government hospital, ☏ +233 55 605 4286. Air-conditioned or fan rooms, bar. (updated Dec 2022)
* 5.8868940.9793652 Lagoon View Guest House. Bar/lounge. (updated Dec 2022)
* 5.9401670.9961873 Keta Lagoon Resort, Vodza Old Rd. Restaurant and bar. The hotel is built on walkways over the lagoon. (updated Dec 2022)
# Ketapang

Ketapang is a regency in West Kalimantan.

## Understand

Some of the Ketapang regency's area were splitted into North Kayong regency on 2 January 2007. In Ketapang, summers are short and hot, winters are brief and warm, and it is generally hot, rainy, and cloudy throughout the year. The temperature typically ranges from 22°C to 33°C over the course of the year, occasionally falling below 20°C or exceeding 36°C.
Based on coastal/pool scores, the best time to visit Ketapang for hot weather activities is from May to October.

## See

* -1.910153110.0130521 Sungai Jawi Beach. (updated Jul 2023)
* -2.144452110.1095522 Tanjung Batu Beach. (updated Jul 2023)
* -2.241169110.0819243 Pagar Mentimun Beach. (updated Jul 2023)
* -1.744226109.9806954 Air Mata Permai Beach. (updated Jul 2023)
* -1.721298109.9949725 Tanjung Belandang Beach. (updated Jul 2023)

## Sleep
### Jl. M.T. Haryono

* Hotel Murni, Jl. M.T. Haryono.
* Hotel Tulip, Jl. M. T. Haryono.

### Jl. R. Suprapto

* -1.824864109.9696961 Favehotel Ketapang, Jl. Gatot Subroto.
* Hotel Nevada, Jl. R. Suprapto.
* -1.859109.9862 Aston City Hotel Ketapang, Jl. R. Suprapto.

### Jl. D. I. Panjaitan

* -1.830901109.97163 Grand Zuri Hotel Ketapang, Jl. D. I. Panjaitan.
* Hotel Olive, Jl. D. I. Panjaitan.

### Other areas

* Hotel Borneo Emerald, Jl. Sutomo.
* Hotel Perdana, Jl. Merdeka Utara.
* Hotel Putra Tanjung, Jl. Pak Nibung I.
* Hotel Besttone, Jl. Sisingamangaraja.
* Wisma Patria, Jl. P. Diponegoro.
* Hotel Patra Ista, Jl. K. H. Agus Salim.
* Hotel Agusta, Jl. Kol. Sugiono.
* Hotel Onyx, Jl. Letkol M Thohir.
# Ketron Island

Ketron Island is in the Puget Sound region of Washington state.

## Understand

Ketron Island is located in southern Puget Sound just off the shoreline from Steilacoom. It lies between the mainland near the city of Steilacoom and Anderson Island near the extreme south end of Puget Sound. The island has a land area of 0.893 km² (220.67 acres). The island was originally named "Kittson Island" by Charles Wilkes during the Wilkes Expedition of 1838-1842, but was misspelled "Ketron" by his cartographers. The island was named for William Kittson, an employee of the Hudson's Bay Company, who supervised the construction of Fort Nisqually in 1833 and served at its chief factor. The island had a population of only 24 persons according to the 2000 census, and 17 persons at the 2010 census.

## Get in
### By ferry

Accessible only by ferry, the Steilacoom / Anderson Island / Ketron Island run is the only run belonging to Pierce County.[2] The ferry "Steilacoom II" was put into service in January 2007 to work side by side with the aging ferry "Christine Anderson". The ferry runs many times per day starting at 5:45 in the morning to 10:30PM on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays (8PM other nights). The Steilacoom II was removed from service in November 2007, and rented to the Washington State Ferries to operate on the Keystone-Pt. Townsend run, after the Steel Electric Class ferries were decommissioned over safety concerns. This action left Anderson Island and Ketron Island with only one ferry, the Christine Anderson. Ferry service to Ketron is only available four times per day.
# Buttenheim

Buttenheim is in Upper Franconia. Its main claim to fame is being the birthplace of Levi Strauß (born with the first name "Löb"; he later changed the spelling of his last name to Strauss) the inventor of blue jeans and founder of the namesake company.

## Get in
### By train

* 49.79974311.0135711 Haltepunkt Buttenheim ( S1 ). Served by the S1 from Nuremberg to Bamberg.

## See

* 49.8027411.033511 Levi-Strauss-Museum. The birth house of Levi Strauss has been turned into a museum showing the conditions for poor rural Jews in 19th-century Franconia in general (which ultimately triggered Levi's emigration), and the life of the inventor of blue jeans in particular. (updated Jan 2019)

## Drink

* 49.7995911.033421 Löwenbräu Keller Buttenheim, Eremitage 3, 96155 Buttenheim, ☏ +49 9545 509346. M-Sa from 11:00, Su from 10:00. Beer garden with Franconian food.
* 49.7999711.036962 St. GeorgenBräu Keller, Kellerstraße, 96155 Buttenheim, ☏ +49 9545 44670. nice weather provided April - September, daily from 14:00, Su & public holiday from 11:00. A beer garden
* 49.80188911.0323063 St. Georgen Bräu. a brewery (updated Jan 2019)

## Sleep

* 49.8022111.032461 Hotel am Markt, Marktstraße 12, 96155 Buttenheim, ☏ +49 9545 1554. Single from €30, double from €50.

## Go next

* Bamberg
* Forchheim
# Buxa Tiger Reserve

Buxa Tiger Reserve, also known as Buxa National Park, is a forested area in the northern plains of West Bengal. It is a habitat for tigers, Asian elephants and other mammals plus a variety of birds, amphibians and reptiles.

## Understand
### Landscape

Buxa Tiger Reserve is the largest forest in the Dooars region. It is bounded by Bhutan at the north, the Jayanti River at the east and the Checko River at the west.

### Flora and fauna

Other than tigers, the wildlife in Buxa Tiger Reserve include leopard (black panther also), elephant, clouded leopard, Himalayan black bear, barking deer, gaur, pangolin, and python. The national park also serves as a migration corridor for elephants between India and Bhutan.

### Climate
## Get in

Rajabhatkhawa (রাজাভাতখাওয়া Rājābhātkhāoẏā) is the usual starting point for Buxa Tiger Reserve. Rajabhatkhawa is north of Alipurduar and it can be easily reached by train, bus or car.

### By plane

The nearest airports include Cooch Behar (COH) and Rupsi (RUP).

### By train

* 26.62014489.5286051 Rajabhatkhawa railway station. (updated Aug 2022)

### By car

From Alipurduar, take SH 16 till Rajabhatkhawa.

## See

* 26.75589.58031 Buxa Fort. A fort at an altitude of 867 m (2,844 ft) on the Sinchula Range guarding the most important of the eleven routes into Bhutan. It was previously used as a detention camp used by the British Raj to detain the freedom activists of India. (updated Aug 2022)
* 26.6989.72 Jayanti Hill. A beautiful picnic spot at the Jayanti River that provides an excellent view of the hills of Bhutan. (updated Oct 2022)
* 26.6152289.533433 Rajabhatkhawa Nature Interpretation Centre. This is a museum inside Buxa tiger reserve. (updated May 2023)

## Sleep
### Lodging

* Forest Rest House, ☏ +91 3564-256005.
* Eco Development Guest House, Buxa Duar. It is a 16-bed dormitory, at an altitude of 2600 ft, run by local Eco Development Committee for Buxa Duar.
* Leo House, Rajabhatkawa, ☏ +91 3564-2551. 3 rooms with total six beds
* Tiger Lodge, Rajabhatkhawa, ☏ +91 3564-2551. 2 rooms with total four beds
# Buttonwillow

Buttonwillow is a small town on Interstate 5 in Kern County in the San Joaquin Valley of California.

## Get in

Buttonwillow is located along Interstate 5 at the exit for Highway 58. There are a number of motels and eateries immediately to the east of the Interstate that claim to be in Buttonwillow. Buttonwillow proper is located about 4.5 miles to the west of the Interstate on Highway 58.

## See

* 35.406867-119.4742171 Buttonwillow Tree (0.5 miles north of CA-58 on Buttonwillow Dr.). The buttonwillow tree (from which the town takes its name) is a California State Landmark. The tree, which sat alone in the broad valley, was a meeting point for cowboys herding cattle in the area.

## Do

* 35.499496-119.5466931 Buttonwillow Raceway Park, 24551 Lerdo Hwy, ☏ +1 661-764-5333, info@buttonwillowraceway.com. (updated Nov 2015)

## Eat

* 35.40311-119.400491 Tita's Pupuseria, 20643 Tracy Ave (Next to Motel 6), ☏ +1 661 764-5111. 6AM-11PM. Salvadoran, Mexican, and American food. Incomparably good corn tortillas, freshly made with each meal. $3.00-16.75.

## Sleep

* 35.400203-119.4641921 Buena Vista Motel, 428 E Front, ☏ +1 661 764-5722.
* 35.399775-119.3976822 Homeland Inn, 20688 Tracy Ave, ☏ +1 661 764-5207.
* 35.410927-119.4118713 Motel 6 Bakersfield - Buttonwillow, 20638 Tracy Ave, ☏ +1 661 764-5153, fax: +1 661 764-6876.
* 35.399711-119.3992284 Super 8 Buttonwillow, 20681 Tracy Ave., ☏ +1 661 764-5117, fax: +1 661 764-6676, BhavsRav@wynhg.com. Check-in: 1PM, check-out: 11AM. $50.

## Go next

* Bakersfield - East of Buttonwillow on Highway 58. Nicknamed "the country music capital of the West Coast", Bakersfield is the largest city in the southern San Joaquin Valley and is thus the best option for those seeking lodging, transportation, or other services.
* McKittrick - An oil & gas town located southwest of Buttonwillow on Highway 58 that is home to the McKittrick Brea Pit, a tar pit that was the site of a huge cache of prehistoric fossils.
* Taft - An oil town located south of Buttonwillow that offers food, gas, and lodging services. Taft is also home to the West Kern Oil Museum and a replica of Sutter's fort that was built in 1940 as a Depression-era project.
* Wasco - Located northeast of Buttonwillow, Wasco is known as the city of roses, with 55% of all roses grown in the USA grown in and around Wasco. Its annual spring Rose Festival attracts visitors from all over southern California.
* Lost Hills - Northwest of Buttonwillow on I-5, this town will be of most interest to travelers on the interstate who need fuel, food or other services.
* The Grapevine - The Grapevine is a corridor along I-5 that is home to the outlets at Tejon and a slew of traveler-focused restaurants and hotels for the thousands of cars traveling on the interstate.
* Tule Elk State Natural Reserve - Located about twelve miles southeast of Buttonwillow, this reserve is home to a herd of about forty tule elk, a species native to California that was nearly wiped out in the 19th century.
# Kadesh

Kadesh is the archeological site of the eponymous ancient fortress city in the Orontes Valley.

## Understand

Kadesh's remains are the ruins at Tell Nebi Mend, about 24 km (15 mi) southwest of Homs, near al-Qusayr and adjacent to the modern-day Syrian village of Tell al-Nabi Mando. The city is first mentioned in historical records in the archive of Mari in the 18th century BC. as the headquarter of king Ishi-Addu of Qatna who took up residence there.
It was a strategic asset (together with Megiddo) coveted by Hittites and Egyptians alike. Here was fought the Battle of Kadesh between the two empires, in 1274 BC - the earliest battle in recorded history for which details of tactics and formations are known. It is believed to have been the largest chariot battle ever fought, involving between 5,000 and 6,000 chariots in total.
Kadesh was destroyed by the invading Sea Peoples in around 1178 BC. However, Hellenistic remains have been found in the upper levels of the tell (ruin-mound), and the summit is still occupied today.
# Kabuga

Kabuga is in the Gasabo and Kicukiro districts of Kigali city, Rwanda.

## Get in

Kabuga can be accessed by getting into Kigali the capital city of Rwanda.
By car The major route into Kabuga can be accessed by car in 30 minutes at the cost of US$3-5
By bus The major route into Kabuga can be accessed by bus in 34 minutes at the cost of US$2-6
* -1.9791230.223421 Kabunga Bus Station. (updated Feb 2023)

## Do

* Divine Mercy Shrine
* -1.9841330.209591 Umusambi Village. Restored marshland run by the Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association. Cafe. Guided tours. (updated Feb 2023)

## Buy

* Local markets are stocked with Rwandan handicrafts, clothing, fabulous colorful fabric from West Africa and just about anything else. The large market in center of Kabuga is a good place for fruit, veg, rice and other basic foodstuffs - and it can be good fun looking through the secondhand clothes section.

## Eat

By all standards Kigali and its small cities within are an excellent in which to dine. A combination of Belgian culinary influence, plenty of cows, plenty of freshwater fish, and plenty of fresh vegetables equates to some of the best eating in the region. And it's all pretty affordable.
Kabuga restaurants and bars go in and out of fashion, not to mention close down, quite frequently. Check for the latest once you are in town; some places mentioned in some print guidebooks no longer exist.
The region restaurants take their time – with a usual 45 minutes to 1 hour wait between ordering and your food arriving, especially for dinner. If you are after a quick meal at lunchtime, there are several African buffets around, where you pile your plate high and are out the door in 30 minutes.

## Drink

Bottled water is recommended for foreign visitors. It can be bought at almost every supermarket or pomp station. About FRw2,500 without deposit.
* For alcohol try the 250 Stores .

## Sleep

* Hills View Guesthouse, Ndera Hill off Kabuga Road, Kigali Rwanda. Hills view guesthouse is a bed and breakfast location. (updated Dec 2022)

## Connect

Kabuga has both GSM & CDMA Networks.

## Go next

Rwanda Art Museum
# Guayana

Guayana is a vast region in the south of Venezuela.

## Regions

* Amazonas
* Bolívar
* Delta Amacuro

## Cities

* 8.102853-63.5469561 Ciudad Bolívar
* 8.322376-62.6896622 Ciudad Guayana
* 5.663056-67.6263893 Puerto Ayacucho
* 9.057471-62.0451594 Tucupita

## Other destinations

* 7.635556-64.8830561 Caura National Park - Venezuela's largest national park preserves the moist forests of the Rio Caura basin
# Guayanilla

Guayanilla is a town and municipality of Puerto Rico located along the Caribbean coast of the island. The town is famous for its secluded beaches, the dry forest and the municipal carnaval.

## Understand

Guayanilla has an area of 42.4 square miles divided into 17 barrios, including the barrio referred to as Pueblo with the municipal buildings, a Roman Catholic church, and a main recreational plaza.

## Get in

* San Juan: Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport
* Aguadilla: Rafael Hernández Airport
* Ponce: Mercedita Airport

## See

* 18.022843-66.7911561 Guayanilla Pueblo (downtown Guayanilla). See the historic Roman Catholic church, Spanish-style recreational plaza, and the municipal buildings surrounded by streets and shops. You can drive around the pueblo or park your car and walk around the square and into the plaza. The Spanish law, which regulated life in Puerto Rico in the early 19th century, stated the plaza's purpose was for celebrations and festivities. (updated Apr 2022)

## Go next

* Adjuntas
* Ponce
* Peñuelas
* Yauco
# Guayaramerín

Guayaramerín is in the northeastern part of Bolivia.

## Understand

Guayaramerín is separated from Brazil by the Mamoré River.

## Get in
### By taxi

Take a shared taxi from Riberalta. In dry season, you can come as well by shared taxi from Trinidad or San Joaquin (the latter is Bs. 180, 7 hr, may be overnight). The bus (and shared taxi) terminal is out of the town, quite far away.

### By plane

Guayaramerín has a small airport serviced by Amaszonas and EcoJet.

### By boat

If you're adventurous and have time, come to Guayaramerín by boat via Mamore river from near Trinidad (3-7 days, depending on the water level; ask in Trinidad) or even Santa Cruz department (Puerto Villaroel).

## Get around

The town is small enough to reach most places on foot. Mototaxis (Bs. 4-5) and tuk-tuk (Bs. 10) are available.
Small boats take you on the five minute trip across the river into the Brazilian border town of Guajará-Mirim.

## See

The port at Mamore river.

## Eat

In the market.

## Sleep

* Hotel Esdras, calle Beni near calle Max Paredes (near the market). Shared bathroom. Room from Bs. 30. (updated Mar 2019)
* Nueva Horizontes (four blocks from plaza, near the market). Bs. 70. (updated Mar 2019)

## Go next

* Riberalta – A town at the junction of two big rivers. Has characteristic red soil and interesting surroundings.
* Guajará-Mirim in Brazil – Take a boat across the river.
# Guatemalan Highlands

The Highlands of Guatemala is divided into two regions:
* Central Highlands
* Western Highlands
# Guaíba

Guaíba is in Grande Porto Alegre.

## Get in

* BR-116 south of Porto Alegre

## See

* Carlos Nobre Museum (Museu Carlos Nobre).
* Gomes Jardim House (Casa de Gomes Jardim).
* Guaíba River (Rio Guaíba).
* 14 de Outubro Staircase (Escadaria 14 de Outubro).