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# Girón

Girón is a city in the Santander department of Eastern Andino. It is 10 km from Bucaramanga, and is famous for its colonial downtown.

## Get in

By bus
Bucaramanga's bus terminal is located between Bucaramanga and Girón. Buses coming from Medellín can stop on the main road a few blocks from the town's main plaza.

## Get around

By bus
Bucaramanga's local buses cover Girón. Buses to Bucaramanga can be hailed along Calle 28 in the old quarter. They go to various locations in the City. Most will pass near the bus terminal on the way. For the terminal ask the driver to let you at the steps leading to the bridge just west of the terminal.
Coming from Bucaramanga, buses to Girón can be hailed from many places around town (Carreras 15, 22, 33, etc...). Look for the red "Trans Giron" buses. Fares are COP$2,400 (Jan 2024).

## Eat

* Hormigas Culonas
* Arepa Santandereana
* Carne Oreada
* Carne Seca
* Cabro
* Mute
* Changua
* Yuca

## Sleep

* 7.06886-73.168681 Giron Chill Out, Cra 32 #24-36 Centro, ☏ +57 7 6914106, +57 315 475 3001. Check-in: 9AM, check-out: 1PM. Placed in an old house restructured with the typical structure of colonial building, with thick walls and bamboo roof, it's an ideal place to visit the surrounding lands. Lots of places of interest very close to Giron, mountains, lakes, paragliding, rafting, national parks, golf course and lots more. From the airport of Palonegro (Bucaramanga) it's 10 minutes by taxi. 15 minutes by taxi from the center of Bucaramanga. COP$30,000.
# Gitega

Gitega is the second largest city of Burundi and since 2019 the national political capital, as well as the capital of the Gitega Province.

## Understand

With 135,000 inhabitants, Gitega is the second most populous city of the country. Until 1966, it was the capital of the Kingdom of Burundi. The city is in the middle of Burundi, and at about 1,500 m (4,900 ft) above sea level.

## Get in

There are roads from all directions, and you can get in by bus, taxi or driving yourself. The distance from Bujumbura, the largest city where Burundi's international airport is located, is 62 km (39 mi).
Gitega has an airport (GID), but as of April 2020 there are no scheduled services.

## See

* -3.41823629.9084851 National Museum, 11 Avenue du 13 Octobre. Opened in 1955, the Burundian National Museum presents exhibits related to Burundian royalty from the early 20th century, archaeologic discoveries, everyday objects from jewelry to pots and spears, and coins from the colonial era. 5,000 Fbu. (updated Apr 2020)
* -3.440129.9332 Christ the King Cathedral (Cathédrale du Christ-Roi de Gitega). Catholic cathedral, and the seat of the Gitega Archdiocese. (updated Apr 2020)
* -3.363429.9223 Gishora Drum Sanctuary (7 km (4 mi) north of Gitega, on RN15 road toward Ngozi). The site of the former royal court and royal residence houses karyenda drums. Back in the royal era, such drums were regarded as holy, played at rituals and notable events like royal coronations, funerals, and weddings, and otherwise closely guarded in these sanctuaties. (updated Apr 2020)

## Buy

* -3.431429.9251 Marché Centrale de Gitega. The central market. (updated Apr 2020)

## Go next

* Bujumbura
* Bururi
* Bururi Forest Natural Reserve
* Muyinga
* Ngozi
* Nyakazu Break and the Karera Falls
* Ruvubu National Park
# Giurgiu

Giurgiu is a city in Muntenia, on the northern bank of the Danube river. It's a major crossing point between Romania and Bulgaria.

## Get in
### By bus

There are frequent buses from Bucharest (at least one per hour), trip takes about slightly over one hour. There are also a few buses per day to/from Ruse, the Bulgarian city across the river (coming and heading to Bucharest), but note they practically pass on the outskirts of Giurgiu.

### By train

There are several direct trains daily to/from Bucharest (international trains linking the Romanian capital with Sofia, Istanbul, Thessaloniki); they're rather slow (at least 2½ hours to get to Bucharest).
* 43.89555625.9613891 Giurgiu railway station (Gara Giurgiu). Terminus station in the city centre. (updated Aug 2023)
* 43.9236425.9653532 Giurgiu Nord railway station (Gara Giurgiu Nord). International trains to and from Bulgaria and Turkey only call at this station. (updated Aug 2023)

### By foot

To cross from Bulgaria into Romania it is possible to walk the bridge connecting the two and not have to pay the border tax. ID is required to pass but there is no charge. Taxi or hitching will get you to and from the end of the bridge but avoid the price spike, which crossing by train, taxi and bus incur. The walk takes 15 minutes approx.

## Get around

The city has a small public transport network (four bus lines).

## See

* 43.8903425.964781 Turnul Ceasornicului (Clock Tower), Unirii square (in the downtown). A watchtower built in the 1700s.
* Giurgiu fortress (in the southern part of the city, near the bridge to the port). Ruins of the local fortress, built in the 14th century.
* Strada Gării. Walking street in the centre of town.

## Go next

* Ruse
# Gia Nghia

Gia Nghia (Gia Nghĩa) is in Dak Nong Province, Central Highlands (Vietnam).

## Understand

Gia Nghia town is in the southwest of the Central Highlands.
Gia Nghia is pronounced sort of like Zee-on-gee-ah. Very few foreign travelers come here, but the city is very nice, clean, and has good scenery.
Gia Nghia town has 19 ethnic groups living together including Ma, M'Nong, Thai, Nung, Tay, Muong, H'Mong, Kho Me, Dao, Gia Rai, Hoa, San Chay, Ede, Cho Ro, San Diu, San Chi, San Chay, Xe Dang, Kinh.
Weather Gia Nghia town has a rainy season lasting 7 months from April to October, dry season from November to March next year. The rainfall in the rainy season accounts for 80% of the annual rainfall.

## Get in

It is 225 km from Ho Chi Minh City, and 120 km from Buon Ma Thuot city. You can take a bus from Ho Chi Minh Xity's Eastern Bus Station.

## Get around

Rent a motorbike, or hire a taxi.

## See

* Dieu Thanh Waterfall
* Three Floor Waterfall
* Dak Nong Waterfall
* Nam Nung Nature Reserve
* Jubat Plateau
* Virgin Waterfall
* Dray Sap Waterfall
* Gia Long Waterfall
* Lake Ea Sno
* Krong No River

## Eat

Typical dishes of the Central Highlands such as Bitter Cacao, Giang leaf sour soup, Lam rice.
* Son Ma Restaurant, 34 Quang Trung Street, Nghia Tan, ☏ +84 50 913 444770, +84 50 501 354 4345. This is the largest restaurant in Dak Nong province, with a capacity of up to 1000 people, relatively beautiful scenery.
* Sunrise Cafe, March 23rd Street. Serving coffee, other drinks and breakfast.

## Sleep

* Sunrise, Dien Bien Phu, ☏ +84 50 354 4665. Check-in: 14:00, check-out: 11:30.
* Daknong Lodge Resort, Block 7, Trung Nghia Ward, ☏ +84 50 354 6200.
* Aluminum Hotel, Quang Trung Street, Nghia Tan Ward.
* Khach San Ho Tay is a family-run hotel in a nice location and is a good place to stay for about 160,000 to 200,000 dong per night.

## Go next

* Thac Mo is a good destination if you want to take the road less traveled to Saigon. You can break up the Thac Mo to Saigon trip by stopping in Cu Chi to see the tunnels.
* Da Lat
# Giant City State Park

Giant City State Park in Southern Illinois is a 10-minute drive from Carbondale. This state park is a National Natural Landmark.
The park offers horseback riding, rock climbing, rappelling, camping, hiking, and many other outdoor adventure opportunities. The camping ranges from class A campsites including electricity, water, showers and the like to class C campsites which are a little more for the adventuresome type. The area is known for its huge sandstone bluffs which are a site to behold.

### History

The park's lodge and original six cabins were constructed by the 696th Company of the Civilian Conservation Corps from 1934 to 1935. The CCC used locally quarried sandstone and locally harvested lumber to build the lodge. In 1936, the lodge and cabins were dedicated by Illinois Governor Henry Horner. The CCC later added a dining room and kitchen as well as six additional cabins to the complex. They were also responsible for building the lodge's furniture; the quality of the wooden furniture led Pere Marquette State Park to commission the 696th Company to furnish their lodge as well.
In 1985, the lodge and cabins were added to the National Register of Historic Places; the original cabins were demolished and replaced by replica cabins in the same year, and several new cabins were constructed. The new cabins are used to lodge visitors to the park, while the lodge houses a restaurant and gift shop.

### Climate
## Get in
## See

* 37.602-89.188671 Giant City Visitor Center, ☏ +1-618-457-4836. Daily 8AM-4PM. Ranger station with park, trails, and camping information, gift shop, nature museum, flush toilets. free. (updated Oct 2020)
* 37.6233-89.19692 Giant City Stone Fort Site. A prehistoric stone fort in the park, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. (updated Oct 2020)

## Do

Some of the park's most popular hiking trails include Giant City Nature Trail, Red Cedar Trail, and Trillium Trail. The park is served by the River to River Trail.

## Eat

* 37.5924-89.183571 Giant City Lodge Restaurant, ☏ +1 618-457-4921. Su-Th 8-10AM, 11:30AM-4PM, 4:30-7PM; F Sa 8-10:30AM, 11AM-4PM, 4:30-8:30PM.
# Gibbstown

Gibbstown is a small town of about 4,000 people in Gloucester County, New Jersey. Once a sleepy town surrounded by farmlands. Many Italian immigrants Enjoyed the climate and felt at home here. Streets are still named after some of the farms: Cuccinotta Drive, Pieta Place, Giammarina Avenue, Marino Drive, Croce Drive...

## Get in

* Best to arrive by car. Not far from the Commodore Barry bridge, Route 295, Exit # 17.

## See

* The houses where some immigrants from the Valle San Giovanni and nearby towns in Italy came to live while they worked at the local Dupont Chemical plant.

## Eat

* Nino Gervasi's ristorante on Broad Street for delicious veal picante with rosemary potatoes and an antipasto made with home-made ingredients.
# Gibraleón

Gibraleon is in the province of Huelva, Spain.

## Understand

Gibraleon is a small town of around 13,000 people (2018) in Andalusia. It is about 50 km from the border with Portugal along the N-431 highway.

## Get in

Take the N-431 highway East from the border. Biking is possible along that highway. It is also possible to take the A-49/E1, a larger highway, part of the way.
Gibraleon is along a trans-European bike route, but things get hairy to the west of the city, where the bike route turns into a dirt path. If you intend to bike on that leg of the route it is recommended that you use strong bike.

## Get around

Gibraleon does not have a bus system for in-town travel. There is public transport out of Gibraleon to neighbouring towns.

## See

A walk around Gibraleon reveals the charms of a small Andalusian town, with cobbled streets and old buildings. Gibraleon offers a nice view of the Andalusian hillsides as well. Definitely make it a point to see the Iglesia de San Juan, a beautiful church. There are also a number of parks around the city.

## Do

A walking path circles Gibraleon and meets up with the bike path.

## Eat

There are a number of small cafes in town, most of which sell a variety of pastries, food items, and coffee. There is also a small El Jamon supermarket in town where groceries can be purchased, and several small speciality shops, including a deli.

## Sleep

* Hotel Occidente, San Juan, 11, ☏ +34 692691131. Clean, small hotel that is family operated. Rooms can be booked online and a credit card is not required to make a reservation. The hotel offers free wifi to guests, just ask for a password. Payment must be made in cash upon arrival. They have small rooms for single travellers starting around US$50 per night.

## Go next

Take the N-431 south to Huelva, the capital of the region. Biking on this part of the road is not recommended, as it becomes a larger dual carriageway. It is possible to do, however, but be careful.
# Churchs Ferry

Churchs Ferry is a small town in the Lakes and Gardens area of North Dakota. It has a population of 12 people as of the 2010 census.

## Get in
### By car

Right on US highway 2, at the junction of US highway 281, about 106 miles west of Grand Forks, or 21 miles west of Devils Lake.

## See

* Garden Dwellers Farm (6th and Orvis), ☏ +1 701 662-6512, +1 701 351-2520, generalinformation@gardendwellersfarm.com. Gardening and recreation center, open mid-May thru end of October during daylight hours. Picnicing, birding, playground. Guided tours or labyrinth walks, herb and flower workshops or lecture presentations by advance arrangements. Free admission, but classes and guided tours require fee.

## Sleep

Nearest public accommodations are in Devils Lake.
# Churchill (disambiguation)

There's more than one place called Churchill:

### Australia

* Churchill (Victoria) - a town in Victoria (state)

### Canada

* Churchill - a small town in Manitoba
* Churchill Falls - a town on the Churchill River in Newfoundland and Labrador

### Ireland

* Churchill (County Donegal) - in Ireland

### United Kingdom

* Churchill - a village in Oxfordshire, England
* Churchill - a village in Somerset, England
* Churchill (County Fermanagh) - in Northern Ireland

### United States of America

* Churchill Downs (of Kentucky Derby fame) - see the Louisville article
# Churin

Churin is in the Central Coast region of Peru.

## Understand

In Churin and neighboring villages are numerous thermal pools, some almost to hot for comfort. Many Peruvians come to visit the thermal pools here so the town has plenty of hostels, restaurants and tour operators.

## Get in

The road is unpaved for about the last 60 km when travelling from Lima.

## See

* -10.81125-76.8750291 Plaza de Armas.
* Ruins.

## Do

Relax in thermal pools.

## Eat

Visit the trout farm a 5-minute drive from town for a fresh fishy meal.

## Sleep

There are many hostels in Churin.

## Go next

Cerro de Pasco
# Churu

Churu (Hindi: चूरु) is a town in the desert region of Rajasthan, India.

## Understand

Churu is the administrative headquarters of Churu District. It lies in the Thar Desert on the National Highway-65 connecting Pali to Ambala.

## Get in

Churu can be reached by train from Delhi, Jaipur, Bikaner. It can also be reached by road from Delhi Jaipur, Ambala. The Highways are very good however the country roads in the shekawati region can be a bit dampener. The road from Jaipur and Ambala are the best roads. The nearest Airport is Jaipur (around 5 hours journey) and is well connected by road and rail. Overall it comes out to be cheaper (due to availability of low-cost airlines) if you travel via Jaipur.

### By boat
## Get around
## See

It is famous for the shifting sand dunes of the Thar Desert and beautiful grand havelis with marvellous fresco paintings, namely Kanhaiya lal Bagla ki Haweli and Surana Haweli, with hundreds of small windows. It also has some fine Chhatris. Nearby the town is a religious seat of the Nath sect of Sadhus where there are life-size Marble statue of their deities and a place for prayers. There stands a Dharam Stup, a symbol of religious equality. At the centre of the town is a fort built about 400 years ago. There is also a wildlife sanctuary "talchhapar". You can see the galloping black deer around you, and you can feed them by hand. Also various species of birds can also be seen.

## Go next

* Pilani
* Jaipur
* Bikaner
# Chust

Chust is a city in the Ferghana Valley, Uzbekistan. It is renowned as a city of knife makers. It is small and calm, but interesting to see.

## Get in

Microbuses and taxies from various parts of the Ferghana Valley go there. You can find those microbuses in near bazaars.

## Get around

On foot or by taxi.

## Do

Amusement park - it is a really nice little amusement park. The carousels are old, but that adds to the fun. There is also a disco there, it is open during the day. There are also quite a lot cafes and ice cream shop. The park is attractive, with trees and some fountains. There is also special circus performance there. It is free of charge, but after each performance you can donate some money for the performers. It is very traditional and very interesting to see.

## Buy

Knives in the bazaar.

## Eat

In the amusement park it is really worth to try some plov. The place is nice and you get to sit in these special outside eating ramps, traditional Uzbek thing.
# Cabras

Cabras sits about 7 km from Oristano on the West coast of Sardinia. The Sinis peninsula is an important international site for flora and fauna and home to many fascinating cultural treasures, the most stunning of which is Tharros. Beaches in this part of Sardinia are stunning and natural. Is Aruttas, Putzu Idu, Mari Erme and Torregrande are all worth mentioning.
One of the best local festivals (there are many) is the barefoot race held on the first weekend of September. Three thousand men from Cabras run barefoot dressed in white to the village of San Salvatore where they re-enact an ancient feud over a religious statue. The statue is carried back from San Salvatore. It is a tremendous spectacle to watch; physically exhausting and painful.

## Get in

Flights to Sardinia arrive at Alghero, Olbia and Cagliari airports. Ferries are available from Italy and southern France and Spain.

## Eat

Celebrity chef Rick Stein visited Cabras and recommended Il Caminetto restaurant for their fish dishes. It is open Tuesday-Sunday. There are a multitude of local restaurants all serving excellent cuisine. The restaurant at La Spinnaker is good but busy at weekends, other good restaurants can be found at Torregrande or on the Torregrande road to Oristano. Agriturismo restaurants such as Su Soi on the Cabras road to Nuraxi offer visitors a taste of traditional local foods.

## Sleep

Agriturismo is available in some rural areas but if you want to stay in Cabras then you will most likely need to rent an apartment.
# Cabot

Cabot is in the Central region of Arkansas.
# Cabo de Santo Agostinho

Cabo de Santo Agostinho is a city in Pernambuco, Brazil.

## Get in

Fly into Recife's Guararapes International Airport. From Recife, rent a car or take a bus to Cabo.
Distances:
* 45 km south of Recife
* 40 km north of Porto de Galinhas
* 170 km south of João Pessoa
* 240 km north of Maceio
* Cabo's Bus Station is located at Rua 13, 5, in Jardim Santo Inácio, Tel.: +55 81 3521-1210.

## See

Wonderful tropical beaches, including:
* Calhetas Beach
* Enseada dos Corais Beach
* Gaibu Beach
* Itapuama Beach
* Paiva Beach
* Paraíso Beach
* Suape Beach
* Xaréu Beach
Historic Sites:
* Engenho Massangana, beautiful sugar-cane plantation house. Abolitionist Joaquim Nabuco spent his childhood here, .
* Engenho de Nossa Senhora da Madre de Deus, sugar-cane plantation house.
* Castelo do Mar Fortress Ruins, also known as Nazareth Fortress (Forte Nazaré), .
* Our Lady of Nazareth Church (Igreja de Nossa Senhora de Nazaré), . Built in 1579.
* Carmelite Convent Ruins.
Other Attractions:
* Fishermen Museum (Museu do Pescador), Vila de Nazaré, Cabo de Santo Agostinho; tel.: (81) 3512-7011.
* Medicinal Clay Pond
* Scuba-diving
* Yalor Jose Lorega Correa de Araujo. Lot of spots to surf. The best season is winner, south and southeast winds blowing during this time. Beach break and reef breaks are available, places as Itapoama, Gaibú, Laje do Paiva, Pedra Preta e Arrisca Tudo (calhetas) will show good waves with 2" to 6" size.

## Eat

* Bar do Artur, Bar do Artur, Calhetas Beach; tel.: +55 81 3522-6382, $^{[deadlink]}$.
* Opará, Avenida Beira-Mar, 79, Gaibu Beach, Cabo de Santo Agostinho; tel.: +55 81 3512-0954.

## Sleep

* Hotel Vila Galé Eco Resort do Cabo, Av. Beira Mar 750 Vila - SUAPE, Cabo de Santo Agostinho; tel.: +55 81 3016-2000, A sprawling, contemporary hotel, set amid 60,000 sq m of gardens (650,000 sq ft), on a small peninsula jutting into a quiet bay named Paradise, part of a legally preserved estuary system. Ecological concerns include rationalized water usage, trash recycling, solar Power, organic fertilization, preservation activities for flora and fauna. Brazil's top Spa Brand is also here. Children are very welcome & breakfast is included! Only 37 km from Recife International Airport.
* Canarius D'Gaibu, Rua Grinaldo de Souza Leão, 329, Enseada dos Corais, Gaibu Beach, Cabo de Santo Agostinho, .
* Caravelas de Pinzón, Avenida Beira Mar, 165, Gaibu Beach, Cabo de Santo Agostinho; tel.: +55 81 3512-1194.
* Enseada dos Corais, Avenida Via Mar, Enseada dos Corais Beach, Cabo de Santo Agostinho; tel.: +55 81 3522-5770
* Trópicos, Praia de Itapuama; tel.: +55 81 3522-9001, .
* La Casita, Rua do Sol, S/N, Vila de Nazaré, ☏ +55 81 99512-9265. A quaint and tranquil hostel in the historic Vila de Nazaré. It's nestled in nature and only a walking distance to multiple beaches located around the area. Ask the hosts for recommendations, and they'll lead you to hidden gems. A bountiful breakfast is offered in the morning. Massage and facial services are also offered. (updated Apr 2018)

## Go next

* Recife
* Olinda
* Porto de Galinhas
# Jurassic Coast

The Jurassic Coast is the popular (and now official) name given to a 95 mile (155 km) long stretch of coastline in southern England, incorporating parts of the east Devon and Dorset coasts.
The Jurassic Coast was inscribed as a World Heritage site in 2001 on account of its importance to geology and palaeontology, and the sheer beauty of its landscape. UNESCO lists it as Dorset and East Devon Coast. The area attracts hundreds of thousands of fossil hunters, hikers, campers and beach-goers each year.

## Towns

* 50.705-2.7241 Burton Bradstock — village in West Dorset near West Bay
* 50.6208-2.24982 Lulworth
* 50.725-2.9352783 Lyme Regis
* 50.68-3.2394 Sidmouth
* 50.609722-2.4547225 Weymouth
* 50.7167-2.766676 West Bay

## Understand

Many of the earliest recognised scientific dinosaur discoveries were made along the Jurassic Coast in the early 19th century, promoting the rise of the science of paleontology. Pioneering fossil hunters like Mary Anning took advantage of the coast's highly fossiliferous cliffs.

## Get in

There is a South Western Railways service from London Waterloo to Poole and Exeter.

## Get around

These bus services are of particular use to people visiting the Jurassic Coast:
The X53/X51$^{[deadlink]}$ bus service from Axminster to Weymouth/Dorchester via Lyme Regis, Charmouth, Bridport, West Bay.
The 885 bus service from Axminster to Beer via Colyton and Seaton.
The 899 bus service from Seaton to Sidmouth via Beer and Branscombe. This bus route is very picturesque as it winds its way down the charming Devon lanes.
The X54$^{[deadlink]}$ bus service from Weymouth to Poole via Wearham.
The 40 bus service from Swanage to Poole via Corfe Castle and Wearham.

## See

The attractions of the Jurassic Coast are many. Not to be missed, however, are:
* Lulworth Cove at Lulworth
* Durdle Door, within easy hiking / kayaking distance west of Lulworth
* Chesil Beach, the longest example of a tombolo (sandy isthmus) in the UK
* Golden Cap near Charmouth, the highest point on the south coast of Britain at 191 metres (627 ft).

## Do

* Hunt for fossils
* Relax on a beach
* Walk the South West Coast Path.

## Eat

* Being on the coast, fresh fish & chips is widely available.

## Stay safe

Cliffs can be prone to rockfalls, so avoid walking directly beneath them. This is not an abstract risk: people are killed this way with regrettable frequency.