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# Fiuggi

Fiuggi is a city in the south of Lazio in Italy.

## Understand

Fiuggi is effectively two cities. One is a typical medieval Italian hill town, at 2500 feet above sea level. The other, at a slightly lower elevation, is a 20th-century spa town, called Fiuggi Terme (Baths). The water of Fiuggi Terme is bottled and distributed widely in Italy under the Fiuggi brand name. Fiuggi first became famous in the 14th century, when Pope Boniface VIII claimed his kidney stones had been healed by the waters but it was not until the 20th Century that it became fashionable to “take the waters”. The health benefits of many Government employees now include a trip to Fiuggi or a similar spa.

## Get in

From Rome, take the A1 Autostrada south in the direction of Naples. Exit at Anagni and follow signs to Fiuggi to the east.

## See

* Santa Maria del Colle
* Church of San Pietro, built on the ruins of the ancient castle
* Palazzo Falconi
* Church of San Biagio
* Piazza Piave

## Do

* Play golf. Fiuggi has a very pleasant, relatively short (5884m) 18-hole Golf Course. The smell of the pine trees and the hill atmosphere makes it particularly attractive. $^{[deadlink]}$
* Take the waters. There are two Sources. The Fonte Bonifacio VIII is open year-round. The Park is even equipped with an escalator. The Fonte Anticolana (or New Source) is open from April to November. Both are in parkland.

## Sleep

There is an abundance of relatively cheap hotels in Fiuggi to cater to visitors to the Spa. Note that many are open only in the summer months. In the winter they close up and the staff head north to the Ski resorts.
# Five Blues Lake National Park

Five Blues Lake National Park is on the border between the Stann Creek and Cayo districts of Belize. Read that name carefully: the park has a lake with five shades of blue, not five lakes all the same color ("Five Blue Lakes"). It is known for its wildlife, caves, and of course the lake.

## Understand

Five Blues Lake National Park is unusual in that it's managed entirely by the local people of Saint Margaret's Village, with a volunteer board of directors drawn from the various ethnic groups of this small community.

### History

The park was established on Earth Day in 1991.

### Landscape

The geographic centerpiece of this 4,200 acres (1,700 hectares) park is Five Blues Lake, a cenote formed by the collapse of a huge underground cave. The varying depth (up to 200 feet) and composition of the bottom, and the light filtering through surrounding trees give the water different colors, which is the origin of the lake's name: Five Blues.

### Climate
## Get in

Although located in Stann Creek, it is accessed via Saint Margaret's Village in Cayo district.
# Northern Niger

Northern Niger covers Niger's Saharan territory.

## Cities

* 16.9722227.9908331 Agadez — the largest city in Saharan Niger.
* 18.7333337.3833332 Arlit — the second largest city in the region.
* 18.68666712.9191673 Bilma — gateway to the remotest reaches of the Ténéré Desert.
* 20.95333312.3405564 Chirfa — gateway to the Djado Plateau.
* 19.06258.425 Iferouane – gateway to the Aïr and Ténéré National Nature Reserve

## Other destinations

* 19.49.71 Aïr and Ténéré National Nature Reserve — beautiful desert landscapes that have long been a major draw for travelers in Niger, although it is not safe for travel.

## Get in

Mano Dayak International Airport (AJY) in Agadez receives flights from the capital, Niamey.

## Do

If visiting in mid-September, just after the rainy season, be sure to participate in the Cure Salee, translated as the Salt Cure because of the nearby salt flats and also known as Festival of the Nomads. It's a yearly gathering by the nomadic Tuareg and Wodaabe peoples that inhabit northern Niger and Mali taking place at the village of In-gall, 115 km west of Agadez. The festival is part market, part social gathering. For the Wodaabe peoples Cure Salee is the most important guérewol, or courtship ritual, of the whole year. The guérewol is a much fascinating, that is for the western traveller, ritual where the men perform dances that can go on for days wearing elaborate make-up for women to courting a potential husband.

## Stay safe

See the warning in the Niger article for information on the security situation.
# Northern Paraná

Northern Paraná is a region of the state of Paraná, in the South of Brazil.

## Cities

* -23.425-51.9388891 Maringá — modern but charming city with a rich Japanese and Syrian-Lebanese heritage
* -23.31-51.1627782 Londrina — a wealthy center of a coffee-producing region

## Get in

There are airports with domestic service in Maringá, and Londrina.
There are good long distance bus connections to the region.

## Get around

Dozens of transport companies provide bus service in the region.

## See and do

The ultra-modern Maringá Cathedral, inspired by Sputnik and built in 1972, is the tallest monument in South America and tenth tallest in the world.
# Mount Olive

Mr. Olive is a city in Morris County in the Skylands region of New Jersey. It consists of two sub-regions just south of Route 80 in the western part of the county. Flanders is located around Route 206, and Budd Lake is named for the lake with the same name along Route 46, which leads into Long Valley and Hackettstown in Warren County.

## Eat

* Budd Lake Diner, 100 US Highway 46, Budd Lake, ☏ +1 973 691-9100. 24 hours. A classic New Jersey diner. The owners are a Greek family who are always sitting at the booth nearest to the front desk. Usually very friendly, but not afraid to kick you out if your group is too crazy. Can be a fun place to hang out in, depending on what age group you are in (young). The food is not the greatest and it is a bit more expensive than other places, but it is open 24 hours. After 2AM, the bar crowd usually has no place else to go.

## Sleep

* Wyndham Garden Hotel (Mt. Olive at International Trade Center), 1000 International Drive (take exit 25, make first right for trade zone/waterloo village; hotel is on the left at the first light), ☏ +1 973 448-1100. Probably the best hotel in the area. High end, in the International Trade Center.
* Comfort Suites, 102 US Highway 46 , Budd Lake, ☏ +1 973 448-7500, fax: +1 973 448-7501.

## Stay safe

* CVS Pharmacy (Open 24 hours), 100 US Highway 46, Budd Lake, ☏ +1 973 448-9051.

## Go next

Route 206 goes north through Andover and Newton to cross the border at Milford, Pennsylvania, and south through Chester, Bridgewater, Princeton, Trenton and points further south than that.
Route 46 is goes east to west almost all the way from New York City to Pennsylvania, intersecting with Interstate 80 at several points along the way.
I-80 goes west into Pennsylvania, and then all the way across the continent. Mt. Olive is a good starting point for hitchhikers looking to go west.
# Mount Olive (Illinois)

Mount Olive is a city in Central Illinois that has a population of just over 2000.

## Buy

* Chalice Antiques, 208 S Plum St, ☏ +1 217 999-7519, sgh@chaliceantiques.com. Tu-Sa 8AM-5PM. Specializes in Victorian furniture from the late 1800s.

## Eat

* Crossroads Restaurant, 995 Lakeview Dr, ☏ +1 217 999-3302.
* Jubelt's Bakery and Restaurant, 216 W Main St, ☏ +1 217 999-5231.
* Sunset Restaurant, 21224 Route 138, ☏ +1 217 999-2115.

## Drink

* Crawdaddys, 121 W Main St, ☏ +1 217 999-2090.
* Hurley's Main Street Saloon, 113 W Main St, ☏ +1 217 999-3411.
* J C's Tap, 208 E Main St, ☏ +1 217 999-2761.
* Swifty's Sports Bar, 121 W Main, ☏ +1 217 999-2090.
* Tilley's Tavern, 303 E Main St, ☏ +1 217 999-7322.

## Sleep

* Budget 10 Motel, 21224 Route 138, ☏ +1 217 999-3600.
# Mount Longonot National Park

Mount Longonot National Park$^{[deadlink]}$ is in the Southern Rift Valley of Kenya.

## Understand

Mount Longonot is an old volcano. Its highest peak is at about 2700 m.

### Landscape

It is near Lake Naivasha, in the proximity of Nairobi. The latter makes it a perfect day trip option.

### Climate

Despite the altitude it can get pretty hot. You are well advised to stock up on sun screen. A good idea is to start very early to avoid the noon heat.

## Get in

It is easily accessible by car. Getting there by other means of transport is possible. However, it will include taking a taxi or walking considerable distances.

## Fees and permits

* USD 30 for foreigners per day
* Ksh 500 for residents per day

## Do

The track starts right behind the park entrance at 2160 m. It leads you straight up to the corona. From there on the path is almost always directly on the ridge of the corona. This will give you stunning views throughout the whole trip. It is advised to do it counter clockwise. This way you will have a better ascent to the peak. Also you should reach the peak after the first third of your way.
It is possible to enter into the corona. Check with the park ranger before getting there. You may be required to take a ranger (who may or may not be there). Also you will to factor in a serious amount of extra time.
The trip up to the Corona should take 1½-2 hours. Walking around and up the peak will be another 3 hours. Walking down should not take longer than an hour. Total time for up and around could be 6 hours. That said, the guy at the shop at the park entrance does it in less than 3 hours.

## See

While you are walking on the ridge you can try to spot some of the still active spots. At some points on the inner crater rim it may be possible to see some steam coming out. The approximate GPS location is -0.911554, 36.450354, which is the northern (NNW) inner side of the crater. Depending on the condition you may not see the steam jets at all.
It may be possible to descend halfway into the crater to these steams. Be careful though, the path can be very steep. You should know what you are doing.

## Buy

There is a basic shop at the park gate where you can buy water, soft drinks and sweets.

## Camping

It may be possible to camp inside the crater overnight. Check with the park personnel.

## Stay safe

Though the animals are not considered dangerous in this area, you should be aware. Also it is not allowed or recommended to enter the crater without a ranger. Leopards and other potentially harmful animals are to be expected.

## Go next

* Nairobi
* Hell's Gate National Park
* Lake Naivasha
# Ono (disambiguation)

There's more than one place called Ono:

### Japan

* Ōno (Echizen Ōno) - a historic castle town in Fukui prefecture

### Wallis and Futuna

* Ono (Wallis and Futuna) - the largest village on Futuna Island (Wallis and Futuna)

### United States

* ONO code for Ontario Municipal Airport
# Onizah

Onizah (Arabic:عنيزة, also transliterated variously as Unaizah, Onaizah, or Unayzah) is a city in the Nejd region of Saudi Arabia. It is the second city in Qassim (Gassim) province.

## Get in
### By plane

You can fly to Qassim International Airport (ELQ) (officially named Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz Regional Airport) that is around 40 minutes away from the city.

### By car

There is a highway that connects Riyadh to Qassim. The highway continues to the west, connecting Qassim to Madina. The trip from Riyadh to Qassim takes around 3 hours.

## See

* Green Squares: On the outskirts of the city, there are areas where the locals hangout on the weekends and holiday times. Ask for "Almostahat alkhadraa or Montazahat Alhajeb" for Green Squares in Arabic. There are food stands there.
* Sand Duning: If you have a pickup truck or a crossover, you can go to the sand dunes around the city and enjoy the dunes. Ask for "Montazahat Alghada" or Alghada parks. The area is called Alghada.
* Clock Square: or in Arabic Meydan Alsaah, is a landmark of the city that is very famous. It is the center of the city.
* 26.089343.96721 Al Bassam Heritage House. (updated Apr 2023)

## Drink

As alcohol is banned in the country, people manage to enjoy other kinds of drinks.

### Juice shops

* Sami Juices: or in Arabic "Aseerat Sami" is of the most famous juice shops in the city. They have more than one branch. The easiest to find is infront of Alwaha Hotel on King Abdulaziz Street (the street that links Buraidah with Onaizah and Almithnab) Their juices are reasonably priced and offer many varieties.

### Coffee shops

* Coffee Time: Located near the Clock Square, next to Panda Supermarket. Offers seating area and daily newspapers.
* Starbucks Like anywhere in the world, there is another Starbucks! Located in Onaizah Mall in the downtown area.
# Oneonta

There is more than one place called Oneonta:

### United States of America

* Oneonta (Alabama) — a town in the mountains of Alabama
* Oneonta (New York) — a town in Central New York
# Onjuku

Onjuku (御宿) is a fishing town on the Pacific coast of Chiba prefecture, Japan and a popular spot with surfers and holiday beachgoers.

## Understand

Nestled in a sweeping bay, Onjuku is one of the best-known small towns on the Pacific coast of the Bōsō peninsula. The regional industry of commercial diving for abalone and lobster started around here, though yields have declined. Until the 1960s, the abalone diving was done by young women called "ama" who dove with no breathing apparatus, and bare-chested. You can see statue of an ama on the Onjuku station platform.

### Tourist Information Site

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site, ここどこ御宿.

## Get in
### By train

Onjuku is on JR's Sotobō Line. Most Wakashio and View Wakashio limited express trains from Tokyo station stop here. These trains, which depart from the underground Keiyo Line platforms, make the run to Onjuku in about 80 minutes (¥3700). All of these trains, which can be taken at no charge with the Japan Rail Pass, also stop at nearby Ohara and Katsuura stations.
Local trains from Tokyo cost only ¥1890 and take about two hours if your train connections are timed right, otherwise you may face a hefty wait and the travel time could be up to three hours.

### By bus

Highway buses depart from the Yaesu side of Tokyo Station, taking the Aqua Line tunnel under Tokyo Bay, and winding through the mountains across the peninsula. Travel time is around 2 hours and 10 minutes. Three per day, with an additional three going to Katsuura, the neighboring train station.

## See

* The Tsuki no Sabaku (月の砂漠, "Desert of the Moon") statue is Onjuku's landmark. Located on the beach, it depicts a prince and princess in Arabian garb on camels, and was erected in 1969 to commemorate a 1923 song inspired by this beach.
* The Mexico Commemorative Tower (メキシコ記念塔) is on the promontory north of the town. It commemorates an event in 1609, when a Spanish ship bound from Mexico to the Philippines was shipwrecked and the crew were rescued by the people of the village. That historical event led to a modern-day friendship with Mexico, and Onjuku is a sister city of Acapulco. Erected in 1928, the obelisk was painted black during World War II to foil American B-29s who used it as a landmark on their way to bomb Tokyo.

## Do

Summertime in Onjuku means enjoying the beach and surfing. Young surfers from Tokyo come out year-round, though the waves are quite tame by world standards.

## Eat

There are a number of restaurants and coffee shops on the main street leading out from the train station. If you're feeling rich, pop into a sushi shop and try some spiny lobster (伊勢海老, ise-ebi), sushi or abalone (あわび, awabi).

## Sleep

During the tourism season, there are plenty of small inns and private homes with rooms to let. Many of these offer lodging only (素泊まり, sudomari), with no meals. There is a small tourism office to the left as you exit the train station.
* Umi no Hotel (海のホテル) (on the beachfront), ☏ +81 470-68-2121.

## Go next

* Katsuura
* Isumi
* Otaki
* Mutsuzawa
* Ichinomiya
* Kamogawa
* Minamiboso
* Tateyama
* Chosei
# Ono

Ōno (大野市 Ōno-shi), also called Echizen Ōno (越前大野, capped with old province name), is a historic castle town in Fukui prefecture, Japan, known as the 'little Kyoto' of Echizen province. About one fifth of Fukui Prefecture lies within its borders.

## Understand
### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a multilingual guide site.

## Get in

With the exception of buses to Katsuyama, the only way in by public transport is through Fukui. As such, the nearest airport is Komatsu, though Nagoya-Centrair and Osaka-Kansai may be better options, especially for international travelers.

### By train

There are nine local trains per day on the Etsumi-Hoku Line (also known as the Kuzuryū Line) from Fukui to Echizen-Ōno, 1 hr ¥670. Trains are covered by the JR Pass, the Hokuriku Arch Pass, the Hokuriku Area Pass, and the Kansai-Hokuriku Area Pass.

### By bus

Keifuku Bus runs 17 buses a day from Fukui (Stop 5 at the station) to Ōno, 1 hr ¥990. They also run 9 buses a day (5 on weekends) to Katsuyama, 30 min ¥580.

## See

* 35.986567136.4830971 Ono Castle (大野城), 3-109 Shiromachi (25 min walk west from Echizen-Ōno Station, or 17 minutes walk west from Ōno-Rokken Bus Stop). Apr-Sep: 06:00-17:00, Oct-Nov: 06:00-16:00, last admission 30 minutes before closing. Closed December-March. A 'Castle in the Sky'. A castle was built here by Kanamori Nagachika in around 1580, but the current structure dates from 1968. Adults ¥200. (updated Jun 2018)
* 35.917734136.4644572 Hōkyōji (宝慶寺), 1-2 Hōkyōji (20 min drive from Echizen-Ōno Station on Prefectural Rte 34), ☏ +81 779-65-8833. Founded by the 13th-century Chinese Zen monk Jiyuan (better known as Jakuen) after he left Eiheiji, this beautiful Sōtō Zen temple in the hills on the outskirts of the town displays an original self-portrait of Zen Master Dogen. (updated Jun 2018)
* 35.987281136.4917033 Tera-machi Street (寺町通り), Nishikichō. A street with many historic temples. (updated Aug 2020)

## Do

* Learn Zazen, ☏ +81 779-660-325. Learn zazen (Buddhist meditation) with Sasagawa Roshi at his temple in the foot hills around Ono. Some spoken Japanese needed. (updated Aug 2020)

## Buy

* 35.985412136.4880381 Shichiken Asa-ichi (七間朝市), ☏ +81 779-69-9520. Mar-Dec 07:00-11:00 daily. Fresh local vegetables are sold at this street market, whose history stretches back over 400 years.

## Go next

Ono offers many options for outdoor lovers. There are several ski areas within a 45-min drive of the city. In summer the Kuzuryu River and Manahime Lake are beautiful spots for kayaking or camping. By public transport, the only places to go from Ono are Fukui by train and Katsuyama by bus.
* Gujo
* Sabae
* Eiheiji
* Ikeda
* Hakusan
* Echizen City
* Minamiechizen
# Oni

Oni is a town in the Rioni region of Georgia.

## Understand

Oni is a very pretty, rustic town on the Rioni River up in the mountains that was for millennia a center of Georgian Jewish culture. Today it is becoming a major tourist destination for domestic travelers as well as attracting adventurous foreign travelers attracted to its natural beauty, remote setting and a local culture that has not seen the effects of tourism yet. The town is about 3 km long, between the left bank of the Rioni River and hills to the East.

## Get around

The town is easily handled on foot.
To travel further into the mountains hire a car at the station where you were dropped off by the marshrutka. Or make arrangements through your guesthouse.

## See

* 42.58700343.4463191 Oni Synagogue, 53 Vakhtang VI St. Although the Jewish population has migrated away there is a beautiful synagogue in the center of town. (updated Mar 2020)
* 42.58252943.4430292 Oni Museum of Local Lore, 26 Rustaveli St. Local museum has many artifacts that would be much more famous if they were in a more well known museum. There are stone tools from the earliest settlers, bronze tools, early Iron artifacts and artwork from contemporary artists, as well as much more. Admission 2 lari. (updated Mar 2020)

## Do

The most popular activity for visitors is hiking or climbing in the mountains and there are many trails for this.

## Eat

Most visitors will want to have their meals at the guesthouse they are staying at, since there is a very limited choice of restaurants in the summer, and none are open in the winter.

## Sleep

There are several nice guesthouse options in town and one new hotel.
* Berishvili Homestay, 7 Baratashvili Street, ☏ +995 599157638. Homestay with a garden and in a quiet location. Russian, and some English and German spoken. 30 to 40 lari per night (bed & breakfast, half-board).
* Family Guesthouse and Gallery – A beautiful house with hand made balconies that has been furnished and decorated by the owners who run the local art and woodworking school. The owners speak Georgian and Russian and their teenage son speaks excellent English and is able to act as a guide for local hikes.
# Nykarleby

Nykarleby (Finnish: Uusikaarlepyy) is a town and municipality in Ostrobothnia.

## Understand

Most (89%) of Nykarleby's approximately 7400 inhabitants are native Swedish speakers. The town is famous as the home of writer Zacharias Topelius (1818-1898).

## Get in

By car or bus. The railway per se isn't so far away but the closest station is that of Jakobstad, in Bennäs.

## Get around
### By taxi

* City Taxi Ab, ☏ +358 50 550 9866. (updated Jun 2024)
* Pirkon Pirssi Oy, ☏ +358 40 036 2155. (updated Jun 2024)
* Jocki's Taxi Ab Oy, ☏ +358 50 086 2140. (updated Jun 2024)

## See

* 63.530322.533751 Kuddnäs Museum, Jakobstadsvägen 22. The birth house of Topelius, a museum since 1934. (updated Aug 2023)
* 63.525422.53122 Topelius Park (Topeliparken). A park named after the author with two monuments dedicated to him. (updated Aug 2023)
* 63.522622.52663 Nykarleby Church, Kyrkogatan 6. A yellow wooden church next to the river. (updated Aug 2023)

## Eat

* 63.5215322.531451 Victoria Kebab Pizzeria, Sollefteågatan 11. Pizzeria. (updated Aug 2023)

## Sleep

* 63.515622.52461 Hotell Juthbacka, Juthasvägen 34, ☏ +358 44 230 0956, hotellrestaurang@juthbacka.fi. Hotel and restaurant. (updated Aug 2023)

## Go next

* Jakobstad
# Nymburk

Nymburk is a city in Central Bohemia region of the Czech Republic. The historic town centre is well preserved and is protected by law as an urban monument zone.

## Understand

Nymburk, founded around 1275 as a royal city, is located at the mouth of the Mrlina river and the Elbe (Czech: Labe). The town is situated on both banks of the Elbe River and lies at the confluence of the Elbe and Mrlina rivers.
It was destroyed in the Thirty Years' War. The city has around 15,000 inhabitants (2019).

## Get in

The city is located around 53 km east of Prague.

### By plane

The nearest international airport is Praha-Ruzynĕ Airport, west of Prague. Getting through Prague by car is not easy.

### By train

From Prague with line S2 via Lysá nad Labem.

### By car

Nymburk is located around 11 km north of the Dálnice 11 motorway, which leads from Prague to Hradec Králové (Königgrätz), exit 25. From the direction of Liberec, take the Dálnice 10 motorway past Mladá Boleslav and then continue on the Silnice highway from exit 39 38 directly to Nymburk. Coming from the south, if you want to avoid Prague, you can drive via Vlašim and Kolín.

## See

* 50.18642215.0452271 City walls of Nymburk.
* 50.28715.02462 Zámek Loučeň.
* 50.29944415.077253 Mcely Castle.
* 50.253615.08274 Romanka viewing tower.
* 50.1468615.1209775 Libenského Colonnade.
* The listed Gothic Chram sv. Jilji church, a brick building built in 1280–1380. This church, together with the preserved buildings of the Nymburk fortification, is a unique example of brick Gothic (originally North German) architecture in the Czech lands.
* The main landmark of the square is a rare Renaissance town hall from 1526..
* The Marian column from 1713.
* Vlastivědné muzeum Nymburk
* The road bridge from 1913, which connects the town centre with the neighborhood of Zálabí.
* Nymburk Synagogue

## Do

* 50.26722215.1194441 Chotuc park.