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# Tuensang

Tuensang is one of the major districts of Nagaland in the North-Eastern India.

## Understand

Tuensang has some of the most undiscovered beauty in Nagaland. Mount Saramati, which is the highest mountain in Nagaland, is located in Tuensang district.
Tuensang is home to four major tribes: the Yimchunger, Chang, Sangtam and Khiamniungan.

## Get in

By bus or by private cars or hired taxis. To get to Tuensang Town one has to first reach Dimapur, which is the only city in Nagaland connected with railways and airlines.

### By car

Maruti van and Long Jeep are good for comfortable journeys, but be careful of the steep hills and sharp turns.

### By bus

From Dimapur you have to take a bus which cost around ₹300 and takes 8hrs to reach. Government-operated buses are cheaper than private cars.

## Get around

Getting around in Tuensang is very easy. Walking is the best option, as you can see the scenic beauty of the mountain range surrounding the town.

## See

Tuensang Village is ancient and intact. Chingmei village is also one of the biggest villages of the Chang tribe, with beautiful views of Mount Saramati. Nature is the only thing that you will see, purely virgin forest. Going hunting and fishing with the locals is great fun.

## Learn

* Learning the local dialect such as Yimchunger, Chang, Sangtam and Khiamniungan if you are eager to learn it will be very helpful, and it is very easy to learn too.
* Knitting, weaving,gardening are common among the local women and they will happily teach you if asked.

## Buy

Hand made craft in various designs like spoons, plates, cups, hand woven hand bags, slangs, vest coat with traditional design, shawls and mekhalas (wrap round) and lot more exotic designs, chairs made of cane etc.etc..

## Eat

There are restaurants where you will get Indian and Chinese dishes. Otherwise, you will get the authentic local dishes which are mainly cooked with local delicacies, like pork made with kidney beans and fermented soy and beef and buffalo meat.

## Drink

Tuensang district is good for the scenic beauty for nature-lovers, but people who love to party will not find much entertainment, as discothèques are banned in Nagaland by a factional group. You will find virtually no alcoholic drinks, though you might find some local rice beer.

## Sleep

No hotels or guest house; the only lodging is the Circuit House and Tourist Lodge set up by the state government, or else you will have to know some locals to stay in their house. People are very hospitable and kindhearted in nature.

## Stay safe

There are a lot of factional clashes in and around Tuensang, so you have to be very careful, and make sure not to get into fights.
Carry warm clothing as the weather is cold year-round.

## Go next

Take a bus or private car (which is costly) to Dimapur, and from there you will either find a train or flight for your onward journey.
# Tufi

Tufi is a small town on the northeast coast of Papua New Guinea (PNG) in the area known as the Fjordland of PNG, The area has spectacular scenery and is also famous for its production of tapa, a decorated cloth produced from the bark of the paper mulberry tree, which is also found in Tonga, Samoa and Fiji. In the Second World War it provided a temporary base for US PT Boats in the battle against the Japanese. Two boats sunk in March 1943 now provide a popular dive site.

## Get in

* PNG Air offers scheduled flights twice a week to Tufi from the capital of Papua New Guinea, Port Moresby.
* There is also a weekly, but not too reliable, ferry service from Popondetta and Lae, both of which can be reached from Port Moresby by Air Niugini.
* Package deals from Port Moresby are arranged by Ecotourism Melanesia

## See

* Tapa making.
* The scenery, particularly the fjords. These are over 90 metres deep, with sides rising out of the water to over 150 metres. The sides of the fjords are covered with moss and orchids.
* The nearby rainforest. Look for the Queen Alexandra Birdwing, the largest butterfly in the world, now sadly very rare.

## Do

* Dive, particularly Cyclone Reef with abundant marine life, which is 15km southeast of Tufi and the World War 2 dive sites. Seas are best between October and mid-June.
* Kayaking can be done on the fjords.

## Buy

* Tapa. To own a piece of tapa cloth is unusual. To own a piece from Tufi is even more unusual. Production of the mulberry bark cloth is far less than in the main South Pacific producing areas such as Tonga.

## Eat

* The resort (see contact details under #Sleep) has a large dining area with a view of the fjords in a mixture of a traditional Papua New Guinean and a modern Australian style buildings

## Sleep

* -9.080753149.3168491 Tufi Resort (Tufi Dive resort), ☏ +675 323 3462, reservations@tufiresort.com. Has 10 deluxe bungalows, 9 standard air-conditioned bungalows and 8 single fanned rooms. (updated Oct 2021)
* Villages. The Tufi Resort can arrange stays in village guest houses, most of which are just a few kilometres from Tufi.
# Tucupita

Tucupita is a city in the state of Delta Amacuro.

## Understand

Tucupita is the capital town of the Delta Amacuro state in Venezuela. it's a slow-paced warm town, where you can enjoy your time and have a rest to plan your further stay in the country. Warao influence is very noticeable, both in the physical aspect of the inhabitants as in their way to interact with each other and with outsiders. Contracting prices and services with people here is not a game as it is in the Western or Arabic cultures so think twice if you really want to bargain about US$1.

## Get in

an easy way to get to Tucupita is to take a carrito from Puerto Ordaz. it takes 1.5 hour and costs €6 (February 2010) per person. the connection to Maturín is just as good, it takes longer (two hours) and costs the same.

## Get around

walk or take a taxi, the central area is mostly safe also after dark. the riverside walk gets more crowded after sunset and stays so until around 22:00.

## See

There isn't much to see here, just enjoy the heat and look at the birds flying to their sleeping trees along the river as dark falls.
Go to the market and ask the friendly market people about the names of the fish being sold there. The market closes at lunch time (before 13:00) so if you want to have a good cheap lunch there, be early.

## Do

You might want to organize your own trip to the Warao area from here. You can use the piratas approaching you at the riverside park (they have ways to approach people that make them look like beggars or drunkards) or use one of the far too expensive tour operators. Don't expect the tours operators to act professionally. require them to take fruit and juices or they will just provide for beer, rum and pepsi. Make sure they make your day start timely, or they will offer breakfast after 07:00 and leave the camp around 09:30.

## Buy

Handicraft produced by the Warao can be divided in three classes: that what they learned from the catholic nuns (very fine moriche baskets, the finest in Venezuela), that what they learned from the protestant missions (mostly vivid coloured animal figures made of balsa wood or sangrito root) and finally what they always produced for their own use (large baskets they use as wardrobes and moriche hammocks). a two-person hammock sells for roughly €40 (2010).

## Eat

check where locals have their breakfast and join them. there's plenty of fritanga facilities in most streets. the best lunches are served at the market before 12:00. You can have an honest evening pizza at the ugly constructions downstream along the river. The only real restaurant is "mi tasca" and it does serve good laulau but it has no windows and no outside light and strong air conditioning.
* panadería, paseo mánamo (at the corner with calle arismendi). very good 'polvorosa' cookies and guayava pastry.

## Sleep

* Hotel Residencial, calle Pativilca. Insist on having a room on the top floor and don't be scared if you see to many mirrors aiming at your bed. rooms are with air conditioning and a fridge. a 'matrimonio' costs €17.50.
# Tucker

There is more than one place called Tucker:

### United States of America

* Tucker (Alabama) - A town in Alabama.
* Tucker (Arkansas) - A town in Arkansas.
* Tucker (Georgia) - A town in Georgia.
* Tucker (Missouri) - A town in Missouri.
* Tucker (Mississippi) - A town in Mississippi.
* Tucker (Oklahoma) - A town in Oklahoma.
* Tucker (Texas) - A town in Texas.
* Tucker (Arizona) - A town in Arizona.
* Tucker (Utah) - A town in Utah.
* Tucker (Montana) - A town in Montana.
# Łeba

Łeba (pronounced 'Webah') is a resort city in Pomerania on the Baltic coast with a wide sandy beach. The Slowinski National Park, featuring the biggest sand dunes in Europe, is situated to the west of Łeba.

## Get in
### By plane

The nearest airports are Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport and Szczecin-Goleniów Airport.

### By car

From Gdańsk or Szczecin by the route E28 to Lębork and then north to the coast by the 214.

### By train

There are regular train connections from Lębork several times a day during the summer peak season - usually every hour or second hour. The journey takes an hour. A few trains per day runs all the way from Gdynia.
* 54.75678917.5528661 Łeba railway station. (updated Jun 2020)

### By bus

There are regular minibus services operated by Boguś Bus between Lębork and Łeba.

### Yacht port

* ul. Jachtowa 1, tel. +48 59 8661460, 8661530, 8662973
* 54°46.0' N 17°33.5' E
* Radio: VHF 12, 16, 17
* Maximal units: up to 18 meters long (yachts), up to 24 meters long (motor). Price/24h: yacht up to 5.5m: 11zł, 5,5-10m: 20zł, 10-13m: 35zł, 13-17m: 43zł, 17-20m: 50zł, etc... Electricity: 6zł, water 3zł. Hostel: Jul-Aug 170zł/90zł kid (120/70 zł off season)
* Water and electricity supply to yacht. Bar, WC, showers, laundry, sauna, hostel.
* See Port Jachtowy link on https://port.leba.eu (in Polish).

## Get around

Łeba is a small town - it is easiest to navigate by foot or by bike. There are many bicycle rental shops in the town (prices start from 20 zł per person per day).

## See

There is a tourist information centre in the 11 Listopada Street. To get there, after getting off the minibus at the railway station, walk straight ahead to the roundabout, turn right and the tourist information centre will be on your right hand side a few metres ahead next to the library.

## Do

* beach
* water sports, windsurfing
* horse riding
* disco

## Sleep
### Camping

* Inter Camp 84, Ul. Turystyczna 10, ☏ +48 59 8662230. Shop, showers with hot water, TV room, kids playground, tourist kitchen.

## Go next

Gdańsk Bay:
* Gdańsk - Pomeranian city with a beautiful old town and the biggest Gothic brick church worldwide
* Sopot - a sea resort with the longest European mole
* Gdynia - a sea resort and the biggest Polish Baltic port
* Puck - a sea resort
Vistula Bay:
* Elbląg - a large town with history that dates back to the Middle Ages
* Frombork - a sea resort and medieval town, with the grave of Nicolaus Copernicus
* Kadyny - a small seaside village
Kashubian Coast:
* Slowinski National Park with the biggest dunes in Europe
* Jastrzebia Gora - a sea resort
* Rozewie - a sea resort
* Władysławowo - a sea resort
Pomeranian Coast:
* Koszalin - medieval town
* Kołobrzeg - a sea resort and medieval town
* Ustka - a sea resort
* Rowy - a sea resort
* Mielno - a sea resort
* Darłowo - a sea resort
On the Hel Peninsula: Chałupy , Jastarnia, Jurata and Hel are little sea resorts that are popular destinations for summer vacations.
On the Vistula Peninsula:
* Krynica Morska - sea resort
# Čičmany

Čičmany (German Zimmermannshau, Hungarian Csicsmán) is a village in Central Slovakia.

## Understand

Čičmany is one of the few folk villages which remain intact in Central Europe. It represents a local vernacular style of architecture characterized by the use of dark wood and its white ornamentation in floral patterns similar to gingerbread. This is still a living tradition and such houses are drawn over again and again.

## Get in

The is a sparse bus connection from Rajecke Teplice. Otherwise it is a 30-40 minutes drive from Žilina.

## Get around

The village is small and manageable on foot.

## See

The village main attraction is its folk architecture. There are two souvenir shops vending local crafts. It is also possible to visit the inside of two of the houses.

## Do

Hike in the nearby woods.

## Eat

There are two restaurants and two bars operating in Čičmany.

## Sleep

There are two hotels operating in Čičmany.
* 48.9568618.517551 Drevenica BRUNDZOVCE, Cicmany 135, 013 17 Cicmany (http://www.cicmany.info/ako-nas-najdete/), ☏ +421 903 814551, ubytovanie@cicmany.info. romantic wooden cottage refurnished to highest standard ... nice place to stay and relax http://www.cicmany.info/drevenica-brundzovce/€. (updated May 2015)
# Łęknica

Łęknica is a border town in Lubuskie Voivodship, Poland lying directly opposite the German town Bad Muskau. The Muskau Park (German: Muskauer Park, officially: Fürst-Pückler-Park Bad Muskau, Polish: Park Mużakowski) at the border with Germany is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

## Get in
### By plane

There is an international airport in the near city of Wrocław.

### By car

You can easily get there by car from Wrocław.

## Buy

Manhattan. One of the biggest street bazaars in Poland, over a thousand sellers. Food, ceramics, wicker products, clothes, cigarettes and everything else, caters to Poles and Germans alike. Still, an attraction.

## Eat

* 51.541314.740631 Hotel Mużakowski, ul. 1 Maja 8, ☏ +48 518 911 337. This hotel restaurant (given that the alternatives in town are mostly kebap and pizza) is popular with day trippers from the other side of the border, which is why prices are only slightly lower than in neighbouring Germany. Look out for the daily specials can be 10 to 15 % cheaper than what's on the normal menu. Regardless of how you decide: The food is excellent, while service is rather unfriendly, and your food may take a while when it's busy. From 39 zł (mains). (updated Oct 2023)

## Go next

* Bad Muskau, German twin town
# Đakovo

Đakovo is a small city in Slavonia, eastern Croatia.

## Get in
### By car

The town is located on the railway line between Osijek and Doboj in Bosnia, and close to the E73 Highway (also known as the Pan-European corridor X).

### By train

Connections from Osijek, Zagreb, Budapest and Sarajevo. The 45.31370718.4217461 Đakovo Railway Station is located on the northeastern edge of the town.

### By bus

Good connections from Osijek, Zagreb, Vukovar, Slavonski Brod, Belgrade, Tuzla, and weekly buses to Salzburg and Zurich

## Get around

Walk! It's a compact enough town and gives great opportunities to take in the sights on offer.

## See

* 45.30781718.4114921 Cathedral, Strossmayerov trg 6.

## Do

* Training of the Lipizzaner horses on the edge of the city (a great morning's viewing).
* Every year in July is the annual folk and embroidery festival which attracts visitors from far and wide.
# Łukta

Łukta is a village in the region of Warmia-Masuria, in northern Poland. It is the seat of an administrative district.

## Get around

It's a small town rather than a tiny hamlet, yet the entire settlement is within walking distance from the main square.

## See

The only monument of historical significance is a Gothic church built in 1407. Initially a Catholic shrine, in the 17th century it was turned over to the Protestants, before being converted back to Catholic church in the aftermath of World War II. It is devoted to the Black Madonna of Częstochowa. In the main altar there is a triptych dating back to ca. 1580, featuring a wooden sculpture of the Holy Maiden. The pulpit dates back to the 16th century. There are also two historical 17th-century gravestones: that of Achatius von Borcke and his wife.
# Snyder (Texas)

Snyder is a city in the Llano Estacado region of Texas. It was a very rough and tumble place in the early days after first being settled in 1878. Then there was an oil boom period. Now Snyder has a college (Western Texas College) and a little more of a diversified and stable presence.

## Get in

* US 180 east of Lamesa and west of Breckenridge
* US 84 southeast of Post and northwest of Sweetwater
* FM 208 north from Colorado City

## Get around

As with other towns in the area, you will need a car.

## See

* Scurry County Museum, 6200 College Ave (on Western Texas College campus), ☏ +1 325-573-6107. Area history and exhibits on local industries such as cotton farming and oil production.
* Albino Buffalo Statue (corner of College Ave and 25th Streets, or alternatively NW corner of Scurry County Courthouse grounds). In homage to Snyder's prairie-like heritage. (updated Dec 2021)

## Do

* Scurry County Rodeo, ☏ +1 325 573-3005. A yearly July event.
* Western Swing Festival, ☏ +1 325 573-3558. Four-day festival in mid-June which features some of the country's best modern western swing bands.
* Ritz Community Theatre, 1810 26th St. This art deco theater has performing arts events. (updated Dec 2021)

## Eat

* The Butcher's Block Eats and Drinks, 1600 25th St, ☏ +1 325 465-0900. This place will be especially appealing to the carnivore types, with its chicken fried steak, ribeyes, and other meaty offerings.
* Spanish Inn, 2212 College Ave, ☏ +1 325 573-2355.

## Drink

* The Horny Toad Pub, 2510 Avenue R. (updated Dec 2021)

## Sleep

* Budget Inn, 1006 25th St, ☏ +1 325 573-0565. $46 (Dec 2021).
* Days Inn, 800 E. Coliseum Dr, ☏ +1 325 515-4018. $53 (Dec 2021).
* Purple Sage Motel, 1501 E Coliseum Dr, ☏ +1 325 573-5491. $49 (Dec 2021).
* Comfort Inn & Suites, 1774 US-84, ☏ +1 325 515-7550. A big breakfast available. $61 (Dec 2021).
* Motel 6, 1137 E US Hwy 180, ☏ +1 325 573-1961. A Motel 6 with an indoor pool! $41 (Dec 2021).

## Go next

* Lake JB Thomas is about 12 miles southwest and is a good spot for sport fishing.
# Snyder (Oklahoma)

Snyder is a city in Oklahoma.

## Sleep

* Snyder Motel, 302 West 13th St, ☏ +1 580-569-4422.
There is also a Motel 6 in Snyder.
# Soberanía National Park

Soberanía National Park is in Eastern Panama, 16 miles (25 km) from Panama City. The Charges River runs through the park, and the Panama Canal is nearby.

## Understand
### History

Soberanía National Park was established in 1980. It covers 220 km$^2$.

### Flora and fauna

Soberanía National Park is a popular place to see birds. The rare harpy eagle is one of the birds present in the national park.
Several monkey species can be found in the park including the white-headed capuchin, the mantled howler, Geoffroy's tamarin, Geoffroy's spider monkey and the Panamanian night monkey. Other charismatic mammals include sloths, anteaters, coatis and agoutis.

### Climate
## Do

* 9.196-79.77651 The Pipeline Trail (To get to Gamboa (the start of the trail), you can take a bus from the Albrook terminal (its stop there is located at the north-eastern end through the food court. It costs $1 one-way, but leaves only very infrequently. It is best to check for bus times in advance directly from where the bus leaves by asking bus drivers or terminal employees.). A 17-km long dirt road, mostly covered by the surrounding vegetation, gives the chance to see lots of birds and wildlife. The 9.122503-79.7150121 trail head starts near the town Gamboa, close to the docks of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) port. About 2 km into the trail, you can turn left and visit the 9.131146-79.7256161 Panama Rainforest Discovery Center—entrance for non-residents is $30 before 10AM ($20 after that), only 25 people admitted at a time. Access to the trail costs $5. (updated Feb 2019)
* 9.11926-79.641072 Camino de Cruces. A 9-15 km long and free trail. It runs between Río Chagres and the Rain Forest Reserve road, where in the middle you have another trail leading towards the road parallel to the Panama Canal. Either take a boat from Gamboa to the start of the trail, or a bus from Panama City to Chilibre and get of 200 m before the trail southwestern entrance—at the trail entrance there is no stopping possible. Ending up along the road parallel to the canal, hitch-hike or take a taxi. (updated Feb 2019)
# Shaktoolik

Shaktoolik is a very small village along Norton Sound. This community has been moved twice because of encroaching seas, a result of global warming that has melted a lot of Arctic ice.

## Get in

You can get in via:
* the Iditarod Trail
* the Shaktoolik Airport, which is served by Bering Air to nearby communities and Nome, which is served by Alaska Airlines.

## Go next

* Ungalik, a place to stop if heading west on the Iditarod Trail
* Unalakleet, a fairly large town by Arctic standards, if going east along the Iditarod Trail. This town is about 25 miles south-southeast of Shaktoolik.
# Shamali Plain

The Shamali Plain (or Shomali Plain) is north of Kabul. Shamali, meaning 'windy' or 'northern,' is a green plain which has reduced a lot of the food for central Afghanistan. From Kabul it extends north through Charikar, Parvan province to Jabal os Saraj.

## Understand

The Shamali Plain was the front line between warring factions during Afghanistan's many conflicts. The local population suffered particularly badly under the Taliban and during the various wars.

## Cities

* 35.01666769.1666671 Charikar the main city of the Parvan province, which covers most of the Shamali Plain.
* 35.1183369.237782 Jabal os Saraj is a small town at one end of the plain, at the foot of the Salang Pass.

## Get in

The main road heading north from Kabul passes through the plain.

## See

There are various viewpoints, with some of the best views from Jabal Saraj.

## Eat

Local produce such as grapes and other fruit are very good.

## Stay safe

The area has been the scene of major battles during the various wars. Get advice on possibly mined roads and other hazards.

## Go next

* 35.26666769.4666671 Panjshir Valley is at the northern end of the Shamali Plain. Famous as the base of the commander Ahmed Shah Massoud.