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# Cachoeira

Cachoeira is a city in Bahia, Brazil.

## Get in

Cachoeira is about 2 hours northwest of Salvador by car.
Take a bus from the bus station in Salvador. If you start early, it's a great day trip from Salvador.

## Get around

Cachoiera and São Félix (its neighboring city) are small so walking is the best way to get around.

## See

* Igreja Matriz Nossa Senhora do Rosário is a beautiful church near the museum. It is sometimes open in the mornings. You can see the spires from most places in the city. It's a good starting point for exploring the city.
* Museum of Hansen Bahia- The museum is on the street behind the church. Hansen Bahia was a German artist. He visited Brazil and loved it so much he made it his home. The museum has a lot of his art and it's free to look around. Visit in the morning because it is sometimes closed around noon.
* "Sisterhood of the Good Death" Irmandade Da Boa Morte - If you're interested at all in Candomblé, you can get some information here. The sisterhood was originally organized to ensure proper burial of members of their religion. Looking around the one room is free but they will ask you for donations. It is located across the street from the Hansen Bahia Museum.
* Dannamann Cigar Factory (In São Félix) - Tobacco has been grown in this region since the 18th century. Dannamann Cigars are considered the best in Brazil. Even if you aren't into cigars, you can watch them being made and it is very interesting. The "showroom" has free coffee and you can buy cigars and smoke them on site. It is located across the bridge in São Félix along the river.

## Do

* Visit the Market- If you arrive on a Saturday morning, you can get off the bus in the market. Many Brazilians do their weekly grocery shopping at the market on Saturday mornings. There is a lot to look at besides food and it’s a great cultural insight.
* Learn about Candomble - If you ask the right person, you may be able to observe one of their meetings. It's a fascinating religion with roots from Africa.

## Buy

* Cigars at the Dannemann Cigar Factory

## Eat

* Pousada do Convento Restaurant - The Pousada is a converted convent. The restaurant is reasonably priced and has generous portions. If you get any of the pasta dishes, they are huge and easily feed two.

## Sleep

* Pousada do Convento
# Cachora

Cachora is located in the department of Apurimac just off the road between Abancay and Cusco. It is the most popular starting point for travelers who want to see the amazing newly rediscovered Inca site Choquequirao.

## Get in

Buses leave for Abancay from Cusco at 05:00, ask the driver to stop at the turn off for Cachora, just past Saywite. You need to take a taxi from the main road to the town. Taxis often wait for the people from the bus, except on Sunday when you might have to wait an hour.

## See

* -13.5472-72.80281 Saywite (Sayhuite) (13º 32' 50 S 72º 48' 10 W). A small archealogical site, its most significant feature being a monolith with many different creatures carved into it. From coastal regions the stone features creatures such as the pelican and crab, from the mountains, the condor and llama and from the jungle, the monkey, jaguar, iguana and birds. Adult S/10, student S/4.

## Do

Hike to Choquequirao (two days each way with the option of continuing to Machu Picchu).

## Buy

There are some small stores where you can buy basic food and drinks. Biscuits, eggs, vegetables, bread, water, Inka Cola.

## Go next

Bus to Cusco or Abancay. Walk to Santa Teresa (Peru) or Machu Picchu.
# Cacequi

Cacequi is a town in the Central West of Rio Grande do Sul.

## See

* Railroad Bridge over the Santa Maria River. Built in 1907, it is the longest rail bridge in Latin America, almost 1500 meters long.
* Train Station. Built in 1890, it was the seed from which the town grew. Now it houses a small museum of local history.
# Kufri

Kufri is a tiny hill station in Southern Himachal Pradesh, India.

## Understand

Kufri has a population of around 1,100.

## Get in
### By bus

It should be possible to catch a bus at least hourly to Kufri from Shimla's IGMC Bus Station.

### By plane

The nearest airport is in Shimla, which has flights to Delhi, Dharamshala and Kullu. Chandigarh has better options though.
Major airlines including Air India and Air Deccan$^{[deadlink]}$ operate flights to Delhi, Jammu, and Mumbai. Most of the flights to Mumbai require a stop-over in Delhi.

## See

* 31.09830877.262461 Himalayan Nature Park Kufri (Kufri Zoo) (On the Kufri-Chail road), ☏ +91 1772648249, +91 177223993, +91 1124367849, info@hnpzookufri.org. Every day except Tuesday, 9:30AM-5:30PM in the winter and 9AM-6:30PM in the summer. Established in 1992, it is home to native species such as the great Himalayan snow leopard, and varieties of the musk deer. ₹15 per person. Special free passes are available during weekends. (updated May 2019)
* 31.09472277.2730562 Mahasu Peak. One can hike through thick forest around Kufri to the Mahasu Peak- the highest peak in Kufri.
* 31.09764377.267993 Indira Tourist Park. The Indira Tourist Park is near the Himalayan Nature Park and provides panoramic view of the locations around.

## Do

* Snow trekking
* Rappling
* Go-karting
* Skating

## Buy

* Apples
* Apple Juice
* Apricot Jams

## Eat

* Café - The Tribe (in the Himalayan Odyssey Homestay (see entry under "Sleep")), ☏ +91 9418491524. 10AM–8PM. A Himachali-themed cafe. (updated Jul 2017)

## Drink

Fresh juices made from local fruits and sugarcane.

## Sleep

There are lots of options from dormitories to luxury resort hotels. Online booking is the most convenient way to reserve a room. Alternatively, the tourist office can supply a list of hotels, and you can phone or trek over a reserve a room in person.
* The Himalayan Odyssey Homestay, The Himalayan Odyssey Homestay, Kufri-Chail Road (After crossing the Kufri Bazaar, take the road diverging onto the right side towards Chail. Drive for roughly 1 km), ☏ +91 9418491524, contact@himcalling.com. Check-in: noon, check-out: 10AM. Cozy Himalayan-style cottage with a fine view of the Himalayas and some distance from the tourist rush. From ₹1,500. (updated Jul 2017)

## Connect

The area dialling code for Kufri is 0177. From overseas, dial +91 177 XXX-XXXX. There are plently of STD/ISD booths. The amount is calculated on a digital meter, and is paid after the call. A short STD call will cost you around ₹10.
# Kuelap

The fortress of Kuelap (or Cuélap), associated with the Chachapoyas culture, consists of massive exterior stone walls containing more than four hundred buildings near Chachapoyas city in Amazonas.
The structure, situated on a ridge overlooking the Utcubamba Valley in northern Peru, is roughly 600 meters in length and 110 meters in width. It was likely built to defend against the Huari or other hostile peoples. Radiocarbon dating samples show that the structures construction started in the 6th century AD and occupied until the Early Colonial period (1532-1570).

## Get in

There are kombis daily & taxis from Chachapoyas to Kuelap. Most leave from their respective stations 2 to 3 blocks from the main square.
You can also walk up the hill from Tingo. It takes a couple of hours but is very scenic.
# Big Diomede

Big Diomede Island is the easternmost point of Russia, in the Bering Strait. While it has no permanent population, it is host to a weather station and a military installation. Little Diomede, only a few kilometers away, is the westernmost part of Alaska.

## Understand

The island is known as Ostrov Ratmanova (о́стров Ратма́нова), Ratmanov's Island, in Russian. Located in the Western Hemisphere, the two islands are the only place in the world save for Antarctica where you can see land across the International Date Line and theoretically the easiest place in the world to cross between Asia and North America.

## Get in

Getting legally in or out either from east or west is not that easy. There are no official border stations in either country. Almost everyone needs a visa for Russia, on top of this a special permit for the Chukotka region and the area being used by the military you will likely need another permit for that.

## See

You can find a crashed Li-2 Airplane on the island.

## Go next

It is physically possible to reach the USA from here, but there is no scheduled transport, and Little Diomede has no customs or immigration facilities.
# Big Pine

Big Pine is in the Eastern Sierra region of California. It is one of a chain of small towns along US Route 395 in the Owens Valley along the southern Sierra Nevada.

## Understand

Big Pine is a portal to exploring both the Sierra Nevada and White Mountains.

## See

The seven lakes area is a great hike and offers and good fishing.

## Sleep

* Big Pine Motel, 370 S Main St., ☏ +1 760 938-2282.

## Go next

* 37.385672-118.1788641 Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest, $^1$⁄$_2$ mi (0.80 km) north of Big Pine; go east on CA 168 for 12 mi (19 km). Turn left on the White Mountain Road, clearly signed to the Bristlecone Pine Forest. Follow this paved road 10 mi (16 km) (within Inyo National Forest), ☏ +1 760 873-2500. mid-May through mid-November, depending on snow levels. This forest consists of bristle cone pines which grow to extremely old age. The oldest tree, Methuselah, is around 4,800 years old. The visitor center burned down in September of 2008 and has been reconstructed. Visitors should be prepared with their own food and water. (updated May 2020)
* Inyo National Forest stretches to the northwest and northeast of Big Pine.
* Eureka Dunes in Death Valley N.P. can be accessed on a mostly-paved route from Big Pine on CA 168 East, then continuing east on Death Valley Rd. This route is to Eureka Dunes is accessibly to most vehicles: the majority of the route is paved, with the last 10 miles unpaved packed dirt/sand.
# Big Bog State Recreation Area

Big Bog State Recreation Area is a protected wilderness in the state Minnesota.

## Understand

The protected area covers 500 sq mi (1,300 km$^2$) of primarily peat bog, and is considered a true wilderness due to its great size and unspoiled state.
The greater Big Bog area includes the Upper Red Lake Peatland, a National Natural Landmark under the Historic Sites Act. It received this designation in 1975 from the United States Secretary of the Interior, giving it recognition as an outstanding example of the nation's natural history.
Also included in the greater Big Bog area is the Lost River Peatland, a designated Scientific and Natural Area for the state of Minnesota. It was designated in 1991. It is also an Audubon Important Bird Area, and contains the largest number of rare plant species of any peatland in Minnesota.

### Flora and fauna

Common trees include tamarack, tag alder, cedar, diamond willow, black and white spruce, jackpine, and green ash and black ash with paper birch, "popple" or quaking aspen, white and red pines in the uplands. There are numerous rare plants, including carnivorous sundews and pitcher plants.
Animals include bald eagles, timber wolves, black bears, white-tailed deer, and moose.

### Climate
## Do

A raised boardwalk across the bog allows visitors to explore one mile (1.6 km) into the "islands" of spruce within the bog, and the open wetlands. The boardwalk was designed to allow up to 37% of natural sunlight to fall through, allowing delicate bog plants to continue to grow under the walkway. Numerous signs identify aspects of the bog, including pitcher plants and an early failed attempt at draining the swamp lands. A parking pass must be purchased at the nature center nine miles south, on the northern side of the town of Waskish.
# Big Lake

Big Lake is a city in the West Hill Country of Texas.

## Get in

Big Lake is on US 67 halfway between Fort Stockton and San Angelo, about 60 miles to either.

## See

* Hickman Museum, 609 Main St, ☏ +1 325-884-2511. By appointment only. Features memorabilia from early Big Lake and the old Big Lake oilfield. Free.
* Santa Rita No. 1, US 67 (Four miles west of town). Original well and derrick of the 1923 gusher that opened up Big Lake oilfield.

## Buy

* Le Chance, 111 N Main Ave, ☏ +1 325 884-3391. Antiques and collectibles.

## Eat

* Grandma's Kitchen, 404 E 2nd St, ☏ +1 325 884-2853.
* Los Cazadores Sports Bar and Pizzeria, 106 N Plaza Ave, ☏ +1 325-884-2650. M-F 11AM-10PM. Chicken fried steak, sandwiches, drinks.

## Sleep

* Derrick Inn, 121 N State Highway 137, ☏ +1 325 884-2513.
* OYO Hotel Big Lake Hwy 137 TX, 330 Hughes Rd, ☏ +1 801-290-8029. Unique design consisting of stacked shipping containers. $48 (Dec 2021).
# Big Bend Country

Big Bend Country is a region in Texas. It is also referred to as the Big Bend region.

## Regions

* Permian Basin Grassy oil-drilling region extending west to the Pecos River.
* Trans-Pecos West of the Pecos river, a large sweeping area that is part of the Chihuahua Desert.

## Cities

* 30.360833-103.6655561 Alpine
* 29.370381-100.8977782 Del Rio
* 31.759167-106.4886113 El Paso
* 30.578361-103.8921944 Fort Davis
* 30.2075-103.243065 Marathon
* 30.311667-104.0244446 Marfa
* 32.005-102.099177 Midland-Odessa
* 29.261667-103.7766678 Lajitas
* 29.561389-104.3663899 Presidio

## Other destinations

* 29.25-103.251 Big Bend National Park
* 31.916667-104.8666672 Guadalupe Mountains National Park
* 31.917778-106.0444443 Hueco Tanks State Historic Site
* 31.6475-102.8234 Monahans Sandhills State Park

## Understand

The Big Bend area of Texas represents one of the last vestiges of open frontier that once encompassed the entire state. Outside of the major cities the area is largely unmolested by development; one can experience a small taste of what the unexplored state once resembled. Geography varies widely, from wide open prairie grasslands, to vast desert expanses. Far western Texas is quite mountainous; it is home to Guadalupe Peak, the highest point in Texas. The flatlands of the Permian Basin remain a center for petroleum production for the US. The wildlife is also representative of an outsider's expectation; during the daytime hours it is not unusual to see a roadrunner or armadillo wandering alongside the road, and at night the far away wail of a coyote is commonplace.
Far western Texas, in contrast to the eastern portion, is quite sparsely populated. For example, Loving County, which is on the New Mexico state line, is the least populous county in the United States, claiming a mere 56 residents. Brewster County, in the Big Bend, is larger in land area than the state of Rhode Island yet is home to only slightly more than 6,000 residents; over 4,000 of whom live in the county seat of Alpine. Keep in mind when vacationing in the area that towns and cities are often a hundred or so miles apart, so embarking on a drive in the open Big Bend country without a full tank of gas and necessary provisions is not advised.

## Get in

* Del Rio International Airport (DRT) at Del Rio.
* El Paso International Airport (ELP) at El Paso.
* Midland International Airport (MAF) at Midland, considered the gateway to the Big Bend region.
* San Angelo Regional Airport (SJT) at San Angelo.
* There is also an airport for private planes at Lajitas.

## Get around

As stated before, cities and towns are few and far between. There are two major interstate highways which cross the area, I-10 and I-20, but most of the remaining roadways are two-lane blacktop and tend to be quite desolate. These highways are fairly easily navigable and are for the most part paved, so a full tank of gas and a map or GPS should suffice in keeping a visitor to the area on track.

## Do

This area is popular for hiking and camping due to its national parks.
# Kerema

Kerema is the capital of the Gulf Province of Papua New Guinea. It is on the coast of the Gulf of Papua. About 6,500 live there.

## Understand

Languages spoken in the Kerema area include Toaripi, Kakiae, Opae, Moivo Hivi and Tairuma. The villages towards the east of Kerema from Hamuhamu, Miaru to Iokea and inland to Moveave all speak Toaripi.
Taking advantage of the abundant natural resources, fishing, logging and oil are the main industries.

## Get in

* Airlines PNG has almost daily flights from the nation's capital, Port Moresby.
* Located 229 km (142 mi) from Port Moresby by road.

## Sleep

* Hotel Kerema (Lavai Hotel), ☏ +675 648 1396. Just about the only accommodation in town. Basic facilities. K200.
* Catholic Guest House.

## Go next

* Kikori. On the delta of the Kikori river in Gulf Province, this is a small fishing center and a good place for birdwatching. Accommodation at the Delta Lodge.
# Kerkouane

Kerkouane (also Kerkuane) is in Tunisia.

## Understand

A Phoenician city, Kerkouane was probably abandoned in 3rd century BCE and, therefore, largely ignored by the Romans. As such it is probably the only example of its kind to survive. Noted for its clear demonstration of town planning techniques. The town and its necropolis are a UNESCO World Heritage List site.

## Get in

Approximately 80 km to the east of Tunis, equidistant (20 km) between the towns of Keliba and El Haouaria.
Buses run from Kelibia and can drop you at the turn off for the ruins from which it is a 1½ km walk. (Unsure where to find these busses, taxi drivers had no information either)
A taxi there from Kelibia should cost about 4-10 DT. No meters here so settle on a price with the taxi drive before going. For the return trip, a taxi driver proposed a price of 2 DT (picking up other passengers on the way). It might be a wait for a taxi on the return and you'll have to get out to the main road (1½ km) but don't hesitate to flag down taxis with passengers as well. Otherwise, you can arrange with the taxi driver to wait for you (probably unnecessary as there are taxis that pass by), or you could hitchhike.
The site could be visited as a day trip from Tunis, Hammamet or perhaps even Sousse. Take a louage to Kelibia (no buses nor trains), which costs about 6.5 DT from Bab Alioua in Tunis. Taxis wait just beside the louage stop.

## Get around

The remains are easy to walk around. Some form of transport from the main road may be useful as it is about a 1½ km walk

## See

7 DT for entrance to the ruins with 1 DT for photo rights.
* The remains are well marked out and set on a nice stretch of coast line. Allow the best part of an hour to do them justice.
* 36.94776811.0986061 Musée archéologique De Kerkouane. Tu-Su 16/09 - 16/06 9:00 - 16:00. 18/07 - 15/09 9:00 - 18:00. 17/06 - 17/07 9:30 - 17:00. A small museum detailing the archeological finds and history of the site, included in price. 7 Dt. (updated Nov 2018)

## Do

* Explore the remains and look out for the minimalist mosaics of the Punic God Tanit
* Sit beside the sea and relax. The sea is rather agitated here!
* Picnic in the old town square, under the big tree.

## Buy

There is a small gift shop in the museum that sells tourist oriented products.

## Eat

The museum shop sells a few drinks and snacks.

## Sleep

The best place to base yourself for accommodation would be the nearby town of Kelibia, but a day trip should suffice.

## Go next

* Tunis
* Nabeul
* Hammamet
* Kelibia, famous for her great beaches, popular with locals. Ask the taxi drivers to bring you to the beach, or just head southwards and you'll come upon the sea, which is very calm here. Also has an old Roman Fort, 7 DT for entrance.
* El Haouaria, good for hiking by the sea.
# Keren

Sitting in the picturesque foothills of northern Eritrea, Keren is the country's second-largest city and regional capital of the surrounding districts. Approximately 146,000 people belonging to various tribes and ethnic groups call the city home. The dominant tribes — Bilen and Tigre — represent over 80 percent of the city's population.

## Understand
### History

The city grew after the establishment of the Eritrean Railway by the Italian colonial powers. It was an important stop before Asmara, from where the line would continue onto the coast at Massawa. Unfortunately, decades of warfare left the railway in disrepair and it has been largely dismantled. There are plans to eventually restore the line.
After Eritrean Independence, Keren entered a transitional development stage. The government, hoping to improve the economic importance of the country's second-largest city, further developed its infrastructure and educational system.

### Climate

Keren experiences a semi-arid desert climate, with the hottest period being March until June and the coolest from October to February. Weather is sparse throughout the year, except the rainy season that stretches from mid-June to mid-September. The rain can provide a pleasant relief from the hot African sun.

## Get in

* 15.78438.4261 Keren Airfield. (updated Feb 2021)

## See

The most obvious thing you will see upon entering Keren is its beautiful landscape. Rugged mountains dot the outskirts of the city and create a nice setting to explore the rest of what this city has to offer, such as century-old ruins, bustling markets and Italianate architecture.
* 15.74890638.703291 Debre Sina Monastery. Located due east of the city in the surrounding highlands, it is the site of a pilgrimage of thousands of Christian Orthodox believers every year in June. The church sits on a rock overlooking a tiny village, where legend says that local shepherd girls saw visions of the Virgin Mary. The pilgrims have various celebrations of singing, drumming, chanting and dancing.
* Nakfa Mountains. Extremely scenic and remote village. (updated Apr 2015)
* 15.76904438.4524052 St. Michael's Cathedral. (updated Feb 2021)

## Eat

* Injeera and kuluva. Injeera is the Eritrean bread made of a grain called tuff. Kuluva is mutton half cooked. (updated Apr 2015) in Keren the Blin community traditionally cooking called kala ካላ.

## Drink

* Local beer. (updated Apr 2015)

## Sleep

There are five small lodges or 'pensions' in Keren.

## Go next

* Nakfa
# Kamień Pomorski

Kamien Pomorski is a town in the Zachodniopomorskie voivodeship in northwestern Poland. It is situated at the Bay of Kamień, which is surrounded on the island Wolin and the mainland of Pomerania. It was the first known capital of the former Duchy of Pomerania in the 12th century, which confirms it's historical significance.

## Get in
### By plane

The one in Szczecin is the closest one to Kamień Pomorski:
* 53.58472214.9022221 Solidarity Szczecin–Goleniów Airport (SZZ). 55km south of Kamień Pomorski.
An alternative can be to fly to Berlin and take a bus or transfer to Szczecin from which there are connections to Kamień Pomorski.

### By public transport

There is a train connection from Szczecin to Kamień Pomorski, which at most times requires a change in Wysoka Kamieńska. The train ride from Szczecin takes approximately 1h15 and costs 12,50 zł one way. There are a few connections daily. The 53.96633414.7740512 Kamień Pomorski train station is located about 800 meters south of the historic town center.

### By car

From Gdańsk or Szczecin by the route E28 to Goleniow and then E65.

## Get around

The whole town centre can be visited on foot.

## See

* 53.97330314.7724551 Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, Plac Katedralny. This cathedral is a must if you are in this area. The cathedral is a very good example of early brick Gothic architecture. free, 2 zł ticket required for either garden and upper floor exhibition.
* 53.97390114.7704332 Church of the Assumption, Mariańska.
* 53.96944814.7697983 Saint Nicholas church (Kościół św. Mikołaja), Ludwika Solskiego.

## Do

Visit the annual International Festival of Organ and Chamber Music in Kamień Pomorski or learn more about the history of the region at the Museum of the History of the Kamień region (10 PLN in 2020)

## Sleep

* Marina Pallatium, ul. Rybacka 3, ☏ +48 662 220 955, recepcja@marina-pallatium.pl. 140-320 PLN for one person, 185-395 PLN for two, 350-520 PLN for a family.

## Go next

* The seaside resort town of Dziwnów is very near.
* Another near small seaside resorts are Dziwnówek, Łukęcin and Pobierowo.
* Międzyzdroje, one of the most renowned Polish seaside resorts is 35 minutes away by car.