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# Kibira National Park

Kibira National Park (French: Parc national de Kibira) is a vital national park located in northwestern Burundi. Covering approximately 400 km² (150 sq mi) and spanning four provinces, it lies atop the mountains of the Congo-Nile Divide. The park extends from the provincial town of Muramvya to the Rwandan border, where it adjoins Nyungwe National Park.

## Get in

* By road: Regular buses run from Bujumbura to towns near the park, such as Muramvya and Kayanza.

## Get around

* Guided tours: It’s recommended to hire a local guide when exploring Kibira National Park. A guide can help you navigate the forest safely and provide valuable information about the park’s unique plants and wildlife. They can enhance your experience by sharing their knowledge about the ecosystem and helping you spot animals and birds you might otherwise miss.

## See

* Montane rainforest: About 16% of Kibira National Park is covered by primary montane rainforest, which is the only one of its kind in Burundi. The forest is home to several dominant tree species, including Symphonia globulifera, Newtonia buchananii, and Albizia gummifera. This unique ecosystem is vital for the park’s biodiversity, providing habitat for various animals and plants.
* Wildlife: Kibira National Park is home to 98 species of mammals, including chimpanzees and black-and-white colobus monkeys. Additionally, the park boasts over 200 bird species, making it a rich habitat for wildlife enthusiasts. The diverse ecosystems support a variety of animals, providing excellent opportunities for observation and photography.
* Birdwatching: Kibira National Park is a premier destination for birdwatching in Burundi, featuring important species such as the great blue turaco, mountain buzzard, and black-and-white-casqued hornbill. It is recognized as the most significant site in the country for montane-forest birds, making it an ideal location for bird enthusiasts to explore and observe diverse avian life.
# Rusizi National Park

Rusizi National Park is located 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) north of Bujumbura in Burundi. It is home to Gustave, the infamous man-eating crocodile.

## Understand

Gustave isn't the only resident of Rusizi – hippos, sitatunga and a plethora of waterbirds call the park home – but he is by far its most famous. Rumoured to have killed between 200 and 300 people, Gustave has obtained a near-mythical status in the region and is genuinely feared. (Local legend states that he often leaves his victims' corpses uneaten.) Though his exact length and weight are unknown, in 2002 it was reckoned that he could be "easily more than 20 feet (6.1 m)" long and weigh more than 2,000 pounds (910 kg). His fearsome demeanor is reinforced by one of his more notable characteristics: three bullet scars on his body.
You probably won't meet Gustave on your venture into Rusizi. Past attempts to capture him have failed. But his presence pervades the park. You know that he's out there, somewhere... perhaps watching... waiting...

## Get in

It's a 20-minute drive from Bujumbura to the park by using a bus which costs 1000Francs Burundi (Fbu) or a taxi. You can also arrange a boat tour of the park on the Rusizi River – this is easy to do from Bujumbura. A boat tour should cost around US$100, although you could doubtless negotiate that down.

## Get around

* Boat: But the boat tour is more enjoyable (if more expensive).
** Walking: The park is best explored on foot, with several trails offering different levels of difficulty.
** Guided tours: Hiring a local guide is recommended for navigation and to enhance your understanding of the ecosystem.

## See

* Biodiversity: The park is home to several species, including birds and hippopotamuses.
* Scenic views: Enjoy good views of Rusizi River and Lake Tanganyika, especially at sunrise and sunset.

## Do

* Birdwatching tours: Join guided tours specifically for birdwatching. These tours help you spot different bird species in the park while learning about their behaviors and habitats from knowledgeable guides. It’s a great way to appreciate the park’s rich birdlife.

## Go next

* Back to Bujumbura
# Montmagny

There is more than one place called Montmagny:

## Canada

* Montmagny and the islands, a tourist region in Chaudière-Appalaches in Quebec.
* Montmagny (regional county municipality), a regional county municipality (RCM) in Chaudière-Appalaches, in Quebec.
* Montmagny (Quebec), a city in Quebec, capital of the regional county municipality of Montmagny (regional county municipality)

## France

* Montmagny (Val-d'Oise), commune of Val-d'Oise.

## Switzerland

* Montmagny (Vaud), commune of the canton of Vaud.
# Brewster (New York)

Brewster is a town in Putnam County in New York.

## Get in
### By plane

The nearest airports are Westchester County Airport in White Plains/Harrison, NY and New York Stewart International Airport in Newburgh, NY

### By train

Metro North commuter train arrive from Grand Central and 125th St. in New York (city) and other places south.

### By car

I-684 North to exit 10 then turn right onto Rt 22 which leads to downtown Brewster Village. I-84 East to I-684 north is used when coming from CT.

## See

* Southeast Museum, 67 Main St. Opened in 1963, this museum has exhibits about the history of the town.
* Tilly Foster Farm Museum. Operated by the Whipple Foundation with exhibits featuring early American farm animals.
* Morningthorpe Manor, 100 Turk Hill Rd. Former house of the Ringling Brothers Circus, this manor was completed in 1894 by an accountant for the Ringling Brothers/Barnum & Bailey Circus and housed circus animals in the Carriage House. It is now owned by the Delancey Street Foundation.

## Do

* 41.5072-73.58111 Thunder Ridge Ski Area, 137 Birch Hill Rd (Patterson,NY). About 5-10 miles from the center of Brewster. Winter features; ski & snowboard, 30 trails, lessons available. Fall features; Pumpkin Picking, Scenic & haunted Hayride, Corn Maze, Scavenger Hung, Farm Animals, Antique Farm Equipment. Year Round features; weddings and catering events, paintball.

## Buy

There are a handful of department stores in town including Marshall's and Kohl's, and the Danbury Fair Mall is fifteen minutes away in Danbury.

## Eat

* 41.425342-73.5779921 7 Stars Restaurant, 1577 Rt. 22. (updated Mar 2016)
* 41.428259-73.57572 Aversano's Restaurant and Pizza, Towne Center, 1620 Rt. 22, ☏ +1 845-279-2233. Serves pizza and southern Italian food. (updated Jun 2020)
* 41.420644-73.6288363 Everready Diner, 90 Independent Way. A diner with 1950s décor. (updated Mar 2016)
* Fiesta Mexicana, 1620 Rt. 22. Mexican cuisine. (updated Mar 2016)
* 41.428933-73.577384 Kelly's Corner, 1625 Rt 22. An Irish themed pub that serves food. (updated Mar 2016)
* 41.385551-73.5741955 Rraci's Restaurant, 3670 Danbury Rd, ☏ +1 845-278-6695. Su Tu-Th 5-10PM, F Sa 5-11PM. Fine Italian dining. (updated Jun 2020)

## Drink

* Molly Darcy's, 39 Mill Plain Rd Danbury, CT- about 15 minute drive. (updated Mar 2016)

## Sleep

* Heidi's Inn, 1270 Route 22, ☏ +1-845-279-8011.
* Bel Air Motor Lodge, 1574 Route 22, ☏ +1-845-279-3350.
* Henry Van Motel, 40 Sodom Rd, ☏ +1-845-279-3428.
# Kopřivnice

Kopřivnice is a vibrant town in North Moravia and Silesia known for its rich industrial heritage, natural landscapes, and historical landmarks. Home to the Tatra automobile company, the city offers visitors a blend of technical innovation and cultural treasures.

## Get in

The I/58 road from Ostrava to Rožnov pod Radhoštěm passes through the town.
Kopřivnice is located on the railway lines Ostrava–Štramberk and Studénka–Veřovice. The town is served by two train stations: Kopřivnice and Kopřivnice zastávka.

## See

* 49.666667181 Moravian Gate (Moravská brána). A natural geographic pass that marks the border between the Carpathians and the Bohemian Massif. It has historically served as an important route for trade and migration, connecting northern Moravia with southern Poland.
* 49.592418.11632 Štramberská Trúba. A historic tower offering stunning views of the town of Štramberk and the surrounding landscape. Once part of a medieval castle, it now stands as a prominent landmark.
* 49.62108318.2277783 Hukvaldy Castle. One of the largest medieval castles in the country, nestled within a vast forest. Known for its picturesque ruins and cultural events, it also offers nice views of the surrounding countryside.
* 49.59948818.1437794 Technical Museum Tatra (Technické muzeum Tatra). Showcases the legacy of the Tatra automobile company, one of the oldest car manufacturers in the world. Visitors can explore a unique collection of historical vehicles, from early models to revolutionary designs. It is split into multiple (non-adjacent) buildings: one shows the passenger vehicles, while the other focuses on trucks and similar.
* 49.732418.01025 Kanihůra (Bílov viewing tower). The modern, architecturally distinct tower provides panoramic views of the Moravian landscape, including the Beskid Mountains.
* 49.64092718.1450226 Příbor. City/birthplace of Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis. Visitors can explore Freud’s family home, now a museum, to learn about his early life and the impact of his revolutionary ideas.

## Do

* 49.586618.11791 Šipka (Šipka (národní přírodní památka)). An area of 29 hectares that protects an important archaeological site and relic flora. The area made up of Jurassic limestone is named after the neighbouring town Stremberský karst, of which Šipka is the most famous.
* 49.527218.16072 Velký Javorník. A well-known tourist spot with a view of the surrounding area. On the top there is a tourist hut that is open all year round (except Mondays), but does not provide accommodation. There is also a lookout tower at the top. About 30,000 tourists climb Velký Javorník every year.

## Eat

* 49.59797618.1438651 Saily Burger, Kpt. Jaroše 1324/4B. 11:00-20:00, F Sa to 21:00. A highly-regarded, pretty authentic US-style venue, with wide possibilities how to customize the burger orders, also with a decent selection of drinks. (updated Nov 2024)
# La Malinche National Park

La Malinche National Park is a large national park protecting 45,711 hectares of pine forest surrounding the slopes of the Malinche volcano (Mexico's 6th highest mountain) in the states of Tlaxcala and Puebla in Central Mexico.

## Understand

The park provides little in the way of visitor amenities. Do not expect restrooms or any places to buy food or drink once you get past the trailhead.

### History

La Malinche was established as a national park in 1938.

### Landscape

La Malinche volcano, also known as Matlalcueitl has a height of 4,462 meters (14,639 feet). It has gentle slopes and is accessible by park road, making it a popular training ground for mountaineering as they prepare for the more challenging climbs on other volcanos in the central Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt. Lower elevations are shady and cooler, but higher elevations are more barren and bring greater exposure to sun and wind.

### Flora and fauna

Most of the park's area is covered by coniferous (pine) forests that provide habitat to more than 100 mammal species, more than 150 bird species, and a number of amphibians and reptiles (16 of which are endemic to the Volcano Belt).
According to the Comisión Nacional para el Conocimiento y Uso de la Biodiversidad (CONABIO), there are 920 cataloged species living in the park, 40 of which are considered "at risk" and 52 which are considered "non-native" (invasive species).

### Climate
## Get in

From Puebla, go the CAPU bus station and buy a ticket for Apizaco. Several bus companies service this route including ATAH, Autobuses Supra and more. Fares are cheap: generally M$20 (more if you take a first-class bus at a popular time). The first bus leaves Puebla about 7am. From Apizaco, you can get a taxi to take you to the park (as far as the trailhead). There are also colectivos from Apizaco to the park. To use the colectivo, go the corner of Av. Hidalgo and Av. Serdan (in front of Elektra store) and look for the colectivo marked "La Malintzi". The first colectivos start about 7am, the last back to Apizaco leaves at 5pm. The colectivo fare is also about M$20.
The park road goes up as high as 3100 meters where there's a trailhead to hike the rest of the way.

## Get around

You'll be hiking. Hope you brought comfortable boots!

## Do

* Hike
* Camp
* Climb
* Mountain bike
* Observe nature

## Buy

There are no stores in the park. Apizaco is the best place to buy food, water or other supplies. You may also be able to buy some things at the Centro Vacacional IMSS La Malintzi.

## Eat

What you bring. You may also be able to buy food at Centro Vacacional IMSS La Malintzi.

## Drink

What you bring. Do not count on potable water being available in the park.

## Sleep

The "Centro Vacacional IMSS La Malintzi" is located on the volcano and is a popular weekend destination. It has 40 cabins, a camping area, a shop, restaurant, and soccer fields. The nearest rooms for rent will be in Apizaco.

## Go next

* Pico de Orizaba National Park
* Huamantla
* Ixtenco
# Sangihe Islands

Sangihe Islands are a group of islands which constitute two regencies within the province of North Sulawesi.

## Towns

* 3.636389125.4636111 Tahuna — Sangihe Islands' regency seat.
* 3.998488126.6813872 Melonguane — Talaud Islands' regency seat.
* 2.7473125.36113 Ondong — Sitaro Islands' regency seat.

## Understand

They consist of the islands of Sangir Besar (or Sangir Island), Siau (or Siao), Tahulandang, and Biaro; and the town of Tahuna.
The area came under Dutch control in 1677 and became part of Indonesia when it declared independence from the Netherlands in 1945.

## Talk

The Sangir language is spoken in the islands; this Austronesian language is also spoken in some islands in the Philippines, and on the extreme northern tip of Sulawesi.

## Get in

* 3.683056125.5277781 Naha Airport (NAH ). Wings Air from Manado (updated Jul 2019)
* Various ships depart from Manado daily, fast ferries as well as overnight ferries with and without cabins.

## Sleep

* Hattarua Guesthouse, hattarua@gmail.com. (updated Sep 2020)

## Stay safe

Many of the islands being actively volcanic with the existence of Sangihe tectonic plate.

## Stay healthy

* 3.677215125.539911 Liung Paduli General Hospital (RSU Liung Paduli). (updated Nov 2024)
* 3.60829125.4782952 Liun Kendage General Hospital (RSU Liun Kendage). (updated Nov 2024)
# Roscoff

Roscoff (Breton: Rosko) is a commune in the arrondissement of Morlaix in the Finistère département, in the region of Brittany in France.

## Understand

Roscoff is a characteristically Breton city. Situated on a peninsula in the Bay of Morlaix, this former city of corsairs features salt breezes, sandy beaches, and a particularly clear sea. There are opportunities here for sailing, thalassotherapy, nature, festivals, and other activities for the whole family.

## Get in
### By boat

Brittany Ferries provides services from Rosslare and Cork, Ireland, as well as from Plymouth in the UK.

### By train

The rail link to Morlaix has been indefinitely suspended since 2018 due to track damage. Replacement buses now run to Morlaix, which is served by the TGV from Paris and Brest, as well as some TER regional services.

### By plane

The nearest airport is that of Brest, from which Air France flies short-haul flights to Paris for around €50.

### By road

Roscoff is some 560 km from Paris via the A11 motorway and then the Route Nationale 12.

## Get around

You need a car if you want to travel freely. Although there is a bus service, there are few buses on the roads.
There is an Avis agency in Roscoff.

## See

* The harbour, with lots of fishing boats, including seaweed harvesters (look for a long pole on the deck, which they twist the seaweed up with).
* Saint Barbara's Chapel (chapelle sainte Barbe): Dating from 1619, it offers excellent views over the town of Roscoff and especially the whole Bay of Morlaix. There are guided tours from spring to autumn.
* The church of Notre Dame de Croaz Batz: Built in the 16th century

## Do

* For an outing you can catch a boat across to the Isle de Batz (pronounced 'eel de bah') this is only a short distance across the bay.
* Thalassotherapy. As Brittany is the cradle of French thalassotherapy, it is not surprising for a seaside city like Roscoff to offer such oceanic spa facilities. Relaxation, treatments for backache, and mother/baby remedies are on offer.
# Kiel Canal

The Kiel Canal, the Nord-Ostsee-Kanal in German, formerly the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Kanal, connects the North Sea at Brunsbüttel to the Baltic Sea at Kiel through Schleswig-Holstein in northern Germany.

## Understand

Completed in 1895, it is one of the world's busiest canals. Due to the personal insistence of Kaiser Wilhelm II, all crossings (ferry bridge or tunnel) are and continue to be free of charge for pedestrians.
The canal was built during the reign of the Navy-obsessed Wilhelm II to strengthen Germany's maritime warfare capabilities and allow it to move a fleet from Baltic to North Sea without Danish or other interference. One of the conditions of the Versailles Treaty that ended World War I was to open the Kiel Canal to international shipping, including military ships of nations with which Germany was at peace. As the former Hochseeflotte had sunk itself at Scapa Flow to avoid being turned over for use by the British, the Canal's military value for Germany approached zero after 1918. It has since become an important passageway for freight and more recently cruises. Even if you can't afford a ticket for one of the giants of the ocean, watching them pass by in the canal can be a fun activity. It is also used by private boats.
The canal passes through relatively flat terrain and as the ships can't go all that fast (and have to wait in the locks or for passing ships) even moderately ambitious cyclists can accompany a ship for most or all of her trip through the Canal.

## Get in

The canal enters the Baltic Sea near 54.32527810.1405561 Kiel. which as the capital and one of the two biggest cities of Schleswig Holstein shouldn't be hard to reach. In the west, the canal reaches the North Sea near 53.8963899.1386112 Brunsbüttel. which is a bit off non-nautical thoroughfares. The closest airport is in Hamburg (HAM).

## Go next

* The Main Donau Kanal is a canal at the other end of the country
# Birnin Kudu

Birnin Kudu is a vibrant town in Jigawa State, Nigeria, about 120 km southeast of Kano. Known for its rich history, it features ancient rock paintings and gongs, reflecting a civilization over two millennia old. Visitors can explore the Birnin Kudu Rock Paintings, a must-see for history enthusiasts.

## Understand

The town serves as a market hub for agricultural products like peanuts and millet and is home to notable institutions, including the historic Government College, which has produced several prominent leaders.
The climate is generally hot, with temperatures ranging from 55–103 °F (13–39 °C) year-round.

## Get in
### By air

The nearest airport is Dutse International Airport LOS. You can fly in from most states in Nigeria like (Lagos, Abuja, Kaduna, Akure) and other places.
Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport KAN is about 120 km away in Kano.

### By road

Birnin Kudu is accessible by road, and you can travel there by bus or car if you are from Kano, Bauchi, Gombe or Dutse the capital of Jigawa State, You can take a bus or a taxi.

### By train

Nigeria’s railway network does not connect directly to Birnin Kudu. However, you may take a train to Kano and then travel by road to Birnin Kudu.

## Get around

Motorcycles, or "Okadas," Keke Napep, or "Adaidaita", are the most common form of transport within Birnin Kudu.

## See

* 11.4528559.4756941 Birnin Kudu Rock Paintings. These are prehistoric rock paintings that date back thousands of years, showcasing ancient art forms (updated Nov 2024)
* The Emir’s Palace. (updated Nov 2024)

## Buy

* Local crafts. The town is known for handicrafts, including woven mats, pottery, and leatherwork (updated Nov 2024)

## Eat

* Street food. Popular street foods include suya (spicy grilled meat), roasted corn, and kosai (bean cakes similar to falafel). (updated Nov 2024)

## Drink

* Local tea (Shayi). Tea, often sweetened and brewed with ginger or other spices, is a popular beverage in Birnin Kudu. (updated Nov 2024)
* Fura da Nono. (updated Nov 2024)

## Go next

* Dutse
* Kano
# Alsfeld

Alsfeld is a town in North Hesse, Germany. In the old town you can see more than 400 half-timbered houses from seven centuries.

## See

* 50.7519.271491 Town Hall. Timber framed town hall was constructed between 1512 and 1516 and has an unusual shape. (updated Dec 2021)
* 50.751119.271192 Ständerbauweise, Markt 2. Oldest timber framed house in the town with parts dating back to 1350.
* 50.750459.269753 Alsfelder Märchenhaus (Fairy tale house), Sackgasse 2.

## Sleep

* 50.713569.2191781 hôtel schloss romrod, Alsfelder Str. 7,Romrod.
* 50.753229.274662 Hotel-Restaurant Zum Schwalbennest, Pfarrwiesenweg 12, ☏ +49 6631 911440.
# Paterson (New South Wales)

Paterson is a small township of 900 in the Hunter region of New South Wales. It harboured a busy inland port in the 1800s meaning it's one of the Hunter's oldest towns.

## Get in
### By train

You can get to Paterson by train. There are five services per day from Dungog and Newcastle with three per day on weekends and public holidays. The timetable is here.

### By bus

The 185 bus runs from Maitland with two daily services to Paterson and Gresford with one daily service to Paterson. There are no services on weekends and public holidays.

## Get around
### By bus

The 185 bus runs across the Paterson town with two services per day across the town. There are no services on weekends and public holidays.

### On foot

Paterson is a walkable town. It will take roughly ten minutes from the station to everywhere listed below.

## See

* -32.5993151.61691 Paterson Court House Museum, 29 King St. Sa 11AM-3PM. (updated Oct 2024)

## Do

* Rail Motor Society, 3 Webbers Creek Rd, ☏ +61 2 4954 4904. (updated Oct 2024)

## Eat

* Paterson Country Cafe, 24 King St, ☏ +61 2 4938 5135. M–F 6:30AM-7PM, Sa 7AM-7PM, Su 8AM-7PM. (updated Oct 2024)

## Drink

* Paterson Court House Hotel, 23 King St, ☏ +61 2 4938 9520. (updated Oct 2024)
* Paterson Tavern & Bistro, 25 Prince St, ☏ +61 2 4018 7522. (updated Oct 2024)

## Sleep

* Paterson Lodge, 19 King St, ☏ +61 2 4938 5767. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM. (updated Oct 2024)
# Byala

Byala (Бяла) is the name of two different towns in Bulgaria:
* Byala (Ruse Province) — a town in north-eastern Bulgaria, not far from the Danube.
* Byala (Varna Province) — a resort town on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast.

### Not to be confused with

* Biała, a town in Poland