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# Sulu Islands

* WARNING: Governments advise against all travel to the Sulu Archipelago because of terrorist activity, kidnappings, and clashes between the military and insurgent groups.
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* (Information last updated 29 Jan 2024)
The Sulu Islands are a region of the Philippines, an island chain that stretches from near Zamboanga City, at the southwestern tip of Mindanao, almost to the Malaysian province of Sabah, at the eastern end of Borneo. Politically, they are part of the Philippines but culturally they are close to Malaysia and Indonesia; in particular they are almost entirely Muslim.
The Sultanate of Sulu lasted from 1405 to 1915; at its peak it included all of these islands plus Palawan, Sabah, and parts of mainland Mindanao. It was largely a pirate kingdom and Jolo, on Sulu, had the largest slave market in Asia.

## Regions

The main islands of the chain, each the center of a province, are Basilan, Sulu and Tawi Tawi. There are many smaller islands, all included in those provinces for administrative purposes.

## Cities

* 6.7121.9666671 Isabela City – the regional center of Basilan, with a mix of Christian and Muslim Filipino culture and some undiscovered sights.
* 6.051212 Jolo – the capital of Sulu Province.
* 5.02917119.773063 Bongao – the capital of Tawi-Tawi Province.

## Understand

The Sulu island chain has some pristine beaches and colorful culture. Basilan island has the most vibrant tourism scene, but it has been affected by an ongoing Islamist insurgency. Skirmishes and terror attacks continue to happen throughout the archipelago, and as part of the Bangsamoro, they are included in travel warnings as well.
In administrative terms, the islands are part of the Bangsamoro (the former Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao or ARMM), though geographically they are separate islands, off mainland Mindanao.
Most of the people are either Yakan or Tausug, and there are also a minority of Chavacano speakers from Zamboanga. Other ethnolinguistic groups are the Sama-Bajau (Badjao), who live in the sea and rely heavily on fishing as a source of livelihood.

## Talk

For most of the islands, Tausug serves as the lingua franca. While related to the languages of the Visayas, it incorporates a lot of Arabic loanwords, reflecting Arab and Islamic influence. Most Sulu Muslims have at least some basic knowledge of Arabic, especially when memorizing the Qur'an. Chavacano, a Spanish-based creole introduced by Zamboanga City locals, serves a similar purpose in Basilan, and Muslims and Christians alike speak and understand Chavacano.

## Get in
### By plane

All the provinces have at least one airport at the main island except for Basilan, which has only airstrips used by general aviation. Tawi-tawi has one airport at Bongao, Sanga-Sanga Airport (TWT), served by Cebgo and PAL Express from Zamboanga. Jolo has one airport, Jolo Airport (JOL), served only by Platinum Skies from Zamboanga.
# Sultanpur (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Sultanpur:

### India

* Sultanpur (Haryana)
* Sultanpur (Karnataka), a village
* Sultanpur (Madhya Pradesh), a town
* Sultanpur Lodhi, Punjab, a city
* Sultanpur (Uttar Pradesh), a city
* Sultanpur district in Uttar Pradesh
* Sultanpur (Uttarakhand), a town
* Sultanpur National Park, Haryana, India
* The name of the city of Warangal from c. 1323
* Sultanpur metro station, a Delhi Metro station
* Sultanpur panchayat, a Gram panchayat in Hajipur, Vaishali District, Bihar
* Sultanpur, Karimnagar, a Gram panchayat in Karimnagar district of state of Telangana, India

### Pakistan

* Sultanpur (Jhelum), a village and union council of Jhelum District in Punjab Province
# Tra Vinh

Tra Vinh is a city in southern Vietnam.

## Get in

There are direct minibuses from Ho Chi Minh city. Another option is to arrive by boat. Either a private charter or you can try to get on a cargo boat from Ben Tre.

## Get around

The centre itself is small enough to cover on foot. To explore the greater area you can rent a bike from the tourist office or via some hotels.
The tourist office sells a map (20,000 dong, Jan 2012) which covers both the city and Tra Vinh Province.
There is a place to rent motorbikes on Nguyen Thi Minh Khai 42B (about 5-10 minute walk from the centre). The shop is called Nguyet. Price for a decent automatic is 200,000 dong, a manual transmission is 100,000-150,000 dong. (Jan 2012)

## See

There is a big market right in the centre. The city also has some Khmer pagodas.

## Do

Explore the centre on foot, or rent a bike to see the province of Tra Vinh. The beach is supposed to be one of the nicest in the Mekong Delta.

## Sleep

* Duy Tung/Van Thanh Hotel, 151 Le Loi. Has nice rooms. 200,000-300,000 dong (Jul 2012).
* Phuong Dong Hotel, 1A Phan Dinh Phuong St, ☏ +84 74 865 486. OK simple room with motorbike parking and Wi-Fi. Some rooms have a balcony. Not much English. 95,000-170,000 dong (Jul 2012).

## Go next

* Vinh Long
# Tradate

Tradate$^{[deadlink]}$ (Lombard: Tradaa) is a city in Varese Province, in the Lombardy region of Italy.

## See

* 45.7129848.901081 Fisogni Museum of the Petrol Station (Museo Fisogni), fisogni@museo-fisogni.org. Biggest museum in the world (Guinness World Record) about gas station, with a collection of ancient gas pumps (1892-2001) and more than 6000 related objects, as signs, gadgets, toys and petroliana. (updated Nov 2020)
* 45.7119888.9101062 Frera Motorcycle Museum (Museo Frera), museofrera2005@gmail.com. Museum about the local motorcycle manifacturer Frera, active in the early 1900s. (updated Nov 2020)

## Buy

* Moda Shop, 2, D'Azeglio Massimo St, ☏ +39 0331 811089.

## Eat
### Delicatessen shops

* Mascheroni Gabriele, 8, Course Matteotti Giacomo, ☏ +39 0331 842140.
* Masciocchi Roberto, 7, Course Matteotti Giacomo, ☏ +39 0331 841802.
* Gastronomia snc, 138, Course Bernacchi Paolo, ☏ +39 0331 841404.

### Bakeries

* Bonadio Loredana, 16, S.Stefano St, ☏ +39 0331 845080.
* Deliss snc, 72, Course Bernacchi Paolo, ☏ +39 0331 841586.
* PanFerrario, 71, Mount S.Michele St, ☏ +39 0331 811780.

### Ice cream shops

* Puricelli Enrico, 43, S.Stefano St, ☏ +39 0331 844938.
* Paciuga sas, 4, S. Stefano St, ☏ +39 0331 849199.

## Sleep
### B&B

* Villa Valentina, 17 Donizetti St (Abbiate Guazzone), ☏ +39 0331 841 507, fax: +39 0331 849 459, info@villa-valentina.it. Check-in: 13:00 - 21:00 hours, check-out: 07:00 - 12:00 hours. Fully restored, this eighteenth-century property offers large, well-kept gardens with playground, free parking, and spacious, period rooms, equipped with private bathroom and LCD TV. It is close to the motorway exit for Busto Arsizio, on the A8. Any meal can be delivered to a patron's room by a partner catering company, on request.

## Go next

Venegono Inferiore, Lonate Ceppino, Cairate, Locate Varesino, Carbonate, Appiano Gentile, Castelnuovo Bozzente
# Tracunhaém

Tracunhaém is a city in Pernambuco, Brazil
This small town of 14,000 inhabitants (2014) is 63 km northwest of Recife, in the heart of Pernambuco's sugar-cane growing region. The name of the city comes from the native Tupi-Guarani language, and stands for "Ants Pot".

## Get in

Fly to Guararapes-Gilberto Freyre International Airport (REC) in Recife.
From Recife, you can rent a car or take a bus from the TIP Bus Terminal.
Interstate highway BR-408 (via Carpina) leads you to Tracunhaém.
Expresso 1002 serves the Recife-Tracunhaém route, with stops in-between. ☏ +55 81 3452-2796.

## See

Tracunhaém is one of Brazil's main ceramic and clay art production centers. Half of the population is either directly or indirectly employed in the production of ceramic artifacts. Visit artisans and local fairs.

## Buy

Ceramics, ceramics, ceramics! This is the place to be if you enjoy ceramics. You can also find good quality tapestry and handicrafts.
* ASSOCIATRA (Associação dos Artesãos de Tracunhaém), the Association of Tracunhaém Artisans. Rua Antônio Felipe de Souza, 181 (Centro), tel.: +55 81 3646.1672 / 8801.3251
* Tracunhaém Artisans$^{[deadlink]}$ (in conjunction with Imaginário Pernambucano):
** Amaro de Tracunhaém Studio
** Carlos Sivini Studio
** Dona Maria Amélia Studio
** Ivo Studio
** Jair Studio
** Josafá Studio
** Leydson Studio
** Lourdes Studio
** Manuelzinho Studio
** Seu Nuca de Tracunhaém Studio
** Severino de Tracunhaém Studio
** Sussula Studio
** Tibúrcio Studio
** Zezinho de Tracunhaém Studio

## Sleep

* $^{[deadlink]}$ Pousada Engenho Cueirinha, ☏ +55 81 9617-4969. Nazaré da Mata-Buenos Aires road.
* Eco Resort Ruc - Fazenda Engenho Cordeiro, State Highway PE-090, in the direction of Lagoa do Carro/Carpina, tel.: +55 81 3621-8188 / +55 81 9984-1056, $^{[deadlink]}$.

## Go next

* Lagoa do Carro, famous for its tapestry. You can also visit the Cachaça Museum.
* Caruaru, another major ceramic art and handicraft production center in Brazil.
* Recife, vibrant capital of Pernambuco state.
* Olinda, beautiful colonial town in the Atlantic coast. UNESCO World Heritage Site.
* Igarassu, colonial town, home to Brazil's oldest church and Latin America's largest collection of baroque art.
* Porto de Galinhas, consistently voted Brazil's best beach.
# Virgin Islands

Virgin Islands:
* British Virgin Islands
* Spanish Virgin Islands — Vieques and Culebra in Puerto Rico
* U.S. Virgin Islands
# Virginia (disambiguation)

There's more than one place called Virginia:

### Australia

* Virginia - a suburb of Brisbane, Queensland
* Virginia - a small town on the outskirts of Adelaide, South Australia

### Ireland

* Virginia (Ireland) - a small town in County Cavan

### South Africa

* Virginia (Free State) - a town in the Lejweleputswa district of the Free State province

### United States of America

* Virginia (Commonwealth of Virginia) - a US state in the South USA
* Virginia (Minnesota) - a city in St Louis County in Northeastern Minnesota
* Virginia Beach - a city in south-east Virginia state
* Virginia City (Montana) - a very small town in Madison County in south-east Montana
* Virginia City (Nevada) - a small city in Storey County, Western Nevada
# Virginia City (Montana)

Virginia City is a small town (most definitely not a 'city'!) in Madison County, in south-east Montana, approximately midway between Butte and Bozeman, south of the I-90 highway. It was once the capital of the Montana Territory. When gold was discovered nearby in Alder Creek, it became a boomtown in the ensuing gold rush.
Like many gold towns, Virginia City became the "Wild West". Drinking, gambling and vigilante justice were part of the culture. People such as Calamity Jane called Virginia City home for a time.

## Understand

The ghost town of Virginia City began to be restored for tourism in the 1950s. Most of the city is now owned by the state government and is a National Historic Landmark operated as an open air museum. Of the nearly three hundred structures in town, almost half were built prior to 1900.
The town is mostly only a tourist destination. Nearly all businesses in the town are geared toward tourism. There are less than 200 residents.

## Get in

Virginia City is on MT Highway 287. It is 15 miles west of Ennis and 30 miles east of Twin Bridges.

## Get around

A steam train runs between Virginia City and nearby Nevada City as a sightseeing option. Additionally there are horse drawn tours around the town of Virginia City
A car is necessary to get to Virginia City. Once there park the car and walk to all destinations.

## Do

* 45.29278-111.948721 Virginia City Players, 338 West Wallace. days vary - 2PM and 7PM show times. Acting troupe performs authentic period melodramas and vaudeville shows in the opera house $18 adults, $10 children.
* 45.29453-111.94282 Brewery Follies, Wallace St.. Comedy Revue in a cabaret atmosphere

## Eat

* 45.29351-111.945811 Virginia City Creamery, 205 W Wallace St, ☏ +1 406 843-5515, thecreameryicecream@gmail.com. Old fashioned ice cream made where patrons can watch. (updated Oct 2021)

## Drink

* 45.29294-111.948391 Bale of Hay Saloon, 344 W. Wallace St. May to late September. wild west saloon.

## Sleep

* 45.2935-111.939621 The Elling House Inn, 404 E. Idaho.
* 45.29428-111.927212 Rambling Moose Campground, 1302 E. Warren St., ☏ +1 406 843-5493, info@ramblingmoosecampground.com.
# Šumperk

Šumperk is a city in North Moravia and Silesia.

## See

* 50.01434417.0140311 Bukovka (Bukovka (rozhledna)).
* 49.96522216.9787062 Šumperk Museum of Natural History (Vlastivědné muzeum v Šumperku).
* 50.02330617.0313613 Castle in Velké Losiny (Velké Losiny (zámek)).
* 50.02971417.0382794 Paper mill at Velké Losiny (Ruční papírna Velké Losiny).
* 50.03390117.0358565 Lázně Velké Losiny.
* 49.9314816.935316 Brusná viewpoint.
* 49.9672716.9993597 Road museum.
* 50.01417517.0130368 Bukovka viewpoint.
* 49.94780317.1504239 Rabštejn castle ruins.
# Prostějov

Prostějov is a city in North Moravia, Czech Republic.

## Understand

Prostějov was established in the 12th century. In the 14th century it was important trade city with German and Jewish communities. The city was damaged during the Hussite wars. Among most important owners were Perštejns who built city fortification (to nowadays just little fragments survived) and city chateaux. Strong development also occurred during the Lichteštejn´s era in the 16th century. At the end of the 19th century and at the first part of 20 century many architecturally valuable buildings were built in historicism, art nouveau and functionalism. During this time there is also big spread of textile industry. Before the Second World War, Prostějov had strong German-speaking Jewish community. In Prostějov Edmund Husserl, Jiří Wolker and Otto Wichterle were born.

## Get in
### By train

Prostějov is well connected with the rest of Czechia and with neighbouring countries. Olomouc is 15–25 min away and there are fast or local trains roughly every hour while there are trains from Brno every two hours with a journey time of about 1¼ h.
* 49.47218417.1289611 Prostějov railway station (east of city centre, end of Svatoplukova Rd). (updated Oct 2019)

## See

Prostějov is an interesting city mainly because of its architecture. The most important buildings are:
* The National House and Theatre – built between 1905 and 1907 in the style “art nouveau” by architect Jan Kotěra. Nowadays there is stylish café and theatre.
* The New City Hall – built between 1909 and 1914 by architect K. H. Kepka.
* The Old City Hall – built during the Renaissance era. Now it is the City Museum.
* 49.549617.03741 Castle in Čechy pod Kosířem (Čechy pod Kosířem (zámek)).
* 49.464717.01422 Plumlov Chateau (Plumlov (zámek)).
* 49.43053417.2915253 Tovačov Castle (Tovačov (zámek)).

## Eat

In the centre of the city, there are many cheap restaurants with daily menus around €3-5 for a meal.

## Connect

As of July 2024, Prostějov and its approach roads have 5G from all Czech carriers.
# Soap Lake

Soap Lake is a town of 1,600 people (2018) in Columbia River Plateau of Washington State. The lake and the town gets their name from the naturally occurring foam that gives its water a soapy appearance, and because the lake's mineral-rich waters have a slick, soapy feel.

## Understand

The choosing of the town’s name ended the battle between two rival factions. One group had platted a town site and called it Siloam in 1905; while another faction named their town-to-be Cottage City on 1908. The name Soap Lake came from the word Smokiam, an Indian term which translates to “Healing Waters.” The tribes used the lake for healing purposes for themselves and their animals for many years before the area was settled by pioneers. At that time, Soap Lake was already a busy resort and health spa. It contained four hotels and many rooming houses and businesses catering to sojourners seeking a cure. The residents were very proud of the two-room schoolhouse built in 1907. Even though Soap Lake’s main industry was derived from the medicinal lake, it became a social center. In its heyday celebrations, socials, and gatherings where held continuously. Especially well known were the open-air dances, which would draw participants from miles around.
Soap Lake was incorporated as a town on June 9, 1919.

## Get around

* Grant Transit Authority, ☏ +1 509-765-0898. Operates bus routes in and connecting Ephrata, George, Quincy, Moses Lake, Soap Lake, and Warden (updated Oct 2024)

## See

Soap Lake is a meromictic soda lake in the town of Soap Lake, Washington formed by the Missoula Floods at the foot of the Grand Coulee.
# Raymond

Raymond is a city of 3,000 people (2018) in Southwest Washington.

## Understand

Raymond was incorporated as a city in 1907. Raymond was named after L.V. Raymond, who was the first postmaster in Raymond. In the early years, Raymond's business section was built on stilts five or six feet above the tidelands and sloughs that crisscrossed the site. Elevated sidewalks and streets connected most of the buildings.
Raymond claimed a population of 6,000 in 1913 and had a reputation as a wild and wooly lumber mill town. City fathers resisted the unwanted reputation with promotions of Raymond as "The Empire City of Willapa Harbor" and "The City That Does Things". The grunge band Nirvana played their first gig in Raymond on March 7, 1987.

## Get around

* Pacific Transit. Operates bus transit services in the area. (updated Oct 2024)
** Route 14 operates Monday to Friday between Raymond and Aberdeen along Hwy 101.
** Route 32 operates daily between Raymond and South Bend.
** Route 50 operates Monday to Friday between Raymond and Ilwaco via South Bend and Astoria.
# Tilton (New Hampshire)

Tilton is a small city in the state of New Hampshire in New England that offers numerous hotels, places to eat, and gas stations. Primarily a bedroom community and service center it sits at the junction of both north-south and east-west highways and is the gateway to the NH Lakes Region.

## Get in
### By car

Tilton is located off of exit 20 on I-93 Styles Bridges Highway. Exit 20 gives easy access to the main shopping area on the east side of the town. Exit 19 can also be used (Northfield) though this is a northbound exit only. Exit 19 will give you easier access to the town center and attractions that lie to the west of I-93.

## See

* 43.442815-71.5865321 Tilton Island Park Bridge, E Main St. 24/7. (updated Apr 2021)

## Buy

* Tanger Premium Outlets.

## Eat

The usual national/international chains also have locations in Tilton.

## Sleep

* The Lake Estate on Winnisquam, 725 Laconia Rd. Resort style lakeside lodging.
* Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tilton - Lakes Region, 75 Tilton Road, NH-140, ☏ +1 603-286-4550. Indoor pool.
* Black Swan Inn, 354 W Main St.
# La Junta

La Junta is a town in the Eastern Plains of Colorado. It is notable to travelers as the nearest town to Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site, preserving an historically important locale along the Santa Fe Trail.

## Get in

The daily Amtrak service Southwest Chief between Chicago and Los Angeles makes a stop-over here.
* 37.9883-103.54431 La Junta railway station, 1 W 1st St. (updated Nov 2020)

## See

* 38.042778-103.4291671 Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site, ☏ +1 719 383-5010. Adults $3, Kids (6-12)$2. During special events, $5/person. (updated Jan 2018)
* 37.9719-103.5452 Koshare Indian Museum.

## Eat

* Felisa's Mexican Food and Lounge, 27948 Frontage Rd, ☏ +1 719 384-4814. Lots of authentic choices and good Mexican ambiance.

## Drink

* BJ's Sports Bar, 10 E. 2nd St, ☏ +1 719 384-4291.
# Burnet

Burnet is nestled at the edge of the spectacular Texas Hill Country about 50 miles (80 km) northwest of Austin, amidst the beautiful Highland Lakes, is the historic community of Burnet. Burnet was established in the mid-1800s as a fort on the Texas frontier. Modern Burnet has kept with its pioneering routes while also adapting to the modern age. Today Burnet is considered the jewel of the Highland Lakes.
Throughout the year, the City of Burnet offers a vast array of events and activities for all ages. From the spring splash of bluebonnets and wildflowers to the fall festival of arts on the Arts and Crafts Trail, from the winter wonderland of the spectacular Christmas musical light display to the summer frontier shoot-outs and vintage steam train tours, Burnet is alive with sights and sounds that make it one of the Hill Country's most popular destination spots in the state of Texas.

## Get in
### By plane

Fly in via Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. Burnet is located 75 miles north-west of Austin.

## See

* Fort Croghan Museum, 703 Buchanan Dr, ☏ +1 512 756-8281. Built in 1849, the site now has several restored buildings and many articles from the history of the fort.
* Longhorn Cavern State Park, 6211 Park Road 4 S. Cave entry by tour only. Tours are excellent. Some of the rooms are spectacular, with quartz crystals all over the walls and ceiling. The cavern was developed by workers for the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression, who also built the buildings that the gift shop and park office are housed in out of debris found in the cavern. There are also park trails above ground. The area is very peaceful and full of bird life. (updated Feb 2023)

## Buy

Downtown Burnet has over 10 antique shops.

## Sleep

* Rainbow Hearth Bed and Breakfast, 1330 Waterway Ln, toll-free: +1-888-756-7878. A Texas Hill Country Bed and Breakfast featuring organic meals, Sleep Number beds, and access to Lake Buchanan.
* Comfort Inn & Suites, 810 S Water St, ☏ +1 512-756-1789. With a pool. $67 (Jan 2022).

## Go next

* Hill Country Flyer, +1 512 477-8468. A scenic 2-hour train ride through the Hill Country and into Austin, especially scenic during mid-spring when the hills are covered in bluebonnets.
* Lake Buchanan, a few miles west, has several attractions:
   * Black Rock Park, +1 512 389-8900. Texas 261 north of highway 29. 25-acre public access facility on the west shore of the lake, with a sandy beach, playground, boat ramp, and swimming areas. Camping and cabin lodging are available.
   * Eagle Eye Observatory$^{[deadlink]}$. A public access sky observatory on the grounds of Canyon of the Eagles park, run by the Austin Astronomical Society.
   * Canyon of the Eagles. A 900-acre nature park on the north shore. An on-site lodge provides lodging.
* If you are coming from or going to Austin, consider stopping for lunch at Opie's Barbecue, 9504 State Hwy 71, Spicewood, about a 30-minute drive via Route 281 South and Route 71 East. Really delicious, inexpensive barbecue, sides and desserts.
# Kokemäki

Kokemäki is a town in Satakunta.

## Understand

Kokemäki, a town of about 6900 inhabitants, is at the Kokemäki river (Kokemäenjoki), where the river stops twisting and turning and heads almost straight northwest to the Bothnian Sea outside Pori, right next to the railway and highway 2.

## Get in
### By car

Kokemäki is at highway 2, connecting Helsinki and Pori.

### By train

The Tampere-Pori railway passes through town and there are several passenger trains a day in each direction.

### By bus

There are buses from Pori and Huittinen to Kokemäki bus station. In addition, the stops along highway 2 are served by buses between Pori and Helsinki.

## See

* 61.257522.37021 St. Henry's chapel. Bishop St. Henry, a missionary to Finland is reputed to have spent his last night in a granary at this place in January 1156, the next day he was murdered by pagan farmer Lalli. The woods of the current remains of a granary are from the 15th century - in 1857 the brick building which is the chapel was built around it. (updated Aug 2023)
* 61.257922.35222 Kokemäki Church/Church of Gustav III (Kokemäen kirkko/Kustaa III:n kirkko). Stone church from the late 18th century, named after the Swedish king at the time. (updated Aug 2023)

## Eat

* 61.2584922.3541 Ravintola Vanha Silta, Tulkkilantie 26. Pizza place. (updated Aug 2023)
* 61.2551722.346412 Kokemäen Olkkari, Haapionkatu 17. Pub and restaurant. (updated Aug 2023)

## Sleep

* 61.2574822.355181 Hotelli Kokemäen Seurahuone, Teljänkatu 4, ☏ +358 50 593 9889, info@kokemaenseurahuone.fi. Hotel. (updated Oct 2024)

## Go next

* Eura
* Harjavalta
* Huittinen
* Sastamala