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# Crosby

Crosby is a coastal town of 50,000 people (2011) in Merseyside.

## Get in

Liverpool Airport is within an hour's drive.
If you're coming from inside of the North West of England, then Merseyrail offers the cheapest train rides in the country. Crosby's three train stations are on the Merseyrail Northern Line from Liverpool to Southport: Hall Road, Blundellsands & Crosby and Waterloo.

## See

* 53.47185-3.043381 Anthony Gormley's Another Place. Many visitors visit Crosby because of the sculptures all over Crosby Beach.
* Marine Crescent and Marine Terrace. The Captain of the Titanic lived on Marine Crescent in Waterloo and this road, together with neighbouring Marine Terrace, Adelaide Terrace and Beach Lawn provide some excellent examples of Georgian and Victorian architecture. (updated Dec 2023)
* Beach Lawn. The Ismay family, owners of the White Star line which owned the Titanic, lived at Beach Lawn, Waterloo. (updated Dec 2023)

## Do

* Lakeside Adventure Centre, Waterloo. A large fully equipped gym and a centre of excellence for water sports, using the marine lake. It provides special assistance for the disabled. It also has a bistro/bar and 16 bedrooms.
The promenade stretches from Seaforth Radar Tower at Waterloo all the way up to Hall Road Coastguard Station. This is an interesting walk in all types of weather, but it can get very windy! The prom is a good vantage point for viewing the iron men.

## Eat

* The Pioneer. Amazing brasserie who also do functions for all occasions. One of the few eating and drinking establishments open until very late. (updated Jan 2017)

## Drink

Crosby has a flourishing bar scene. Although a little quiet at times during the week, weekends are usually standing room-only in the village. Top watering holes include:
* George Hotel. Very popular with a (often very) young crowd at the weekends. Good for cheap eats during the day.
* Blues' Bar. Good laid-back atmosphere with a mixed crowd.
* The Village. Grab a granny. The Grafton of the north end.
* Stamps. Nice split level bar with excellent kitchen. Sophisticated crowd, quiz nights on Wednesday.
* The Crosby. Real boozer very good for the football. It is especially popular with the blue half of the population.
* The Birkey. Some would say the premier pub in the area. Split between a very comfortable lounge and a slightly grungy rock bar. Good times to be had by all.
* The Crow's Nest. One of the few remaining traditional pubs in the area. Unchanged for many years, this establishment has a very loyal following. Call in for a pint of excellent beer, but don't count on a seat any night of the week!

## Sleep

* The Royal Hotel, Waterloo. 22 bedrooms and a good standard restaurant. The bar is well-frequented during the day and evenings by locals as well as residents

## Stay safe

Crosby is an affluent and safe area.

## Connect

As of Aug 2022, Crosby has 5G from EE and Vodafone, but only a patchy signal from O2 and Three.
# Reñaca

Reñaca is a city to the north of Viña del Mar in Central Chile. This small beach town is a popular destination for Santiaguinos and Argentines from Mendoza in the summer months of January and February. The most "popular" section of the beach is the Quinta Sector to the north where most of the young, fashionable people can be found.

## Understand

A residential area of ​​high commercial value has been generated in the vicinity of the beach, with the characteristic step-shaped buildings. Reñaca is visited by people from all over the country and many foreign tourists, especially from Argentina.

## Get in

By car or take a bus from the Plaza de Armas in Viña del Mar to Reñaca. It is about 15 minutes up the coast from the center of Viña on the way to Con Con.

## Do

* Reñaca Beach is the youth center of the Viña del Mar commune and the city of Valparaíso. For this reason, on Avenida Borgoño, which extends to the neighboring municipality of Concón, in the northern sector of the Buenos Aires metropolitan area, there are several bars, discos, restaurants, coffee shops, etc., as well as in other places in the town plan.
* The Gómez Carreño Natural Park has 536 hectares of coastal sclerophyllous native forest, where you can see a large amount of endemic flora and fauna of the region, including the Zorro Chilla, Cururo, and Quique (in danger of extinction). Birds include the Aguilucho, Tucuquere, Siete Colores, and Rara. You can also find one of the largest forests of Bellotos del Norte (more than 200 specimens), which is one of the trees in Chile declared a natural monument.
* Reñaca is one of the many places where people gather on December 31 to see the Pyrotechnic Festival of Greater Valparaíso, which takes place every New Year in the communes of Valparaíso , Viña del Mar and Concón.
* In January of each year, the international rugby seven (seven) championship is held at the Mackay School, attracting thousands of fans of this sport.

## Buy

* Reñaca Square: It is one of the 6 shopping centers in Viña del Mar. It has more than 60 clothing stores and other types of stores, including Sassy, ​​Ficcus, Diva Secret, Espirit, Isabel Cordon, Core, Le Coq Sportif, among others.

## Go next

* Cochoa: A little further north, approximately 3 km away, is the small town of Cochoa. Cochoa beach is peaceful, with calm waters, and with a much more familiar atmosphere. But Reñaca's breakneck growth has progressed to Cochoa, where a host of real estate and commercial projects are under construction.
# Xilinhot

Xilinhot is a city in Central Inner Mongolia.

## Get in

* 43.9167115.9641 Xilinhot Airport (XIL ). Air China fromBeijing–Capital, Hohhot, Wuhan; China United Airlines from Beijing–Nanyuan; Tianjin Airlines from Chongqing, Dalian, Guiyang, Hohhot, Tianjin, Xi'an. (updated Jun 2019)

## See

* 43.9494116.06931 Beizi Temple, Hangai Residential District, ☏ +86 479 822 1343. An 18th century Buddhist temple surrounded by Mongolia restaurants and handicraft shops.
# Sutter Creek

Sutter Creek is a city in Amador County, California. Amador City is a small town that is 2 miles (3.2 km) away.

## Understand

* Sutter Creek Visitor Center, 11A Randolph St, ☏ +1 209-267-1344. Sa Su 10AM-3PM.

## Get around
### By bus

Amador Transit provides bus service. Their phone number is: +1 209 267-9395. The main transit center is at Sutter Hill.

## See

* Black Chasm Cavern.
* Sutter Creek Visitor Center.
* Monteverde Store Museum.
* Chaw'se Indian Grinding Rock.

## Buy

* J. Monteverde General Store, 3 Randolph St. A 1900s-style general store with vintage goods displayed.

## Sleep

* 38.39761-120.809771 Days Inn Sutters Creek, 271 Hanford St, ☏ +1 209 267-9177.
* The Foxes Inn of Sutter Creek, 77 Main St, ☏ +1 209-267-5882. Victorian bed and breakfast.
* 38.41934-120.82482 Imperial Hotel, 14202 Old Hwy 49, Amador Coty, ☏ +1-209-267-9172, info@imperialamador.com. A historic hotel that was built in 1879. It has nine air-conditioned rooms with private baths. An onsite restaurant offers gourmet breakfasts to hotel guests, and the Oasis Bar provides a place to get an evening cocktail. $110+ per night. (updated Dec 2016)
# Cihuatán

Cihuatán is an archaeological site in Western El Salvador. It was once a large Mayan city-state that reached its peak in the early Post-Classic period around 900-1200 AD.

## Understand
### History

Cihuatán was established in the 8th or 9th century AD and was occupied only for about 100 years before the city was decimated by a calamitous fire. It is believed that the city's rise was a result of the fall of other Mayan cities, with refugees forming Cihuatan.
Archaeological excavations uncovered many ceramic objects including representations of deities commonly associated with Central Mexican (Mexica) civilizations. Other artifacts from the site include obsidian blades, tools, and pointed projectiles (arrowheads or spearheads).
Most of the site remains unexplored. Only about 20% of the known extent of the original Mayan city is open to the public.

### Climate

Cihuatán is very hot, so wear a hat. You'll also want to use sunscreen, and insect repellent.

## Get in

Several tour companies in San Salvador offer day trips to Cihuatan. This is by far the easiest way to visit the site. A visit can be done on your own though.

### By bus

In San Salvador, go to the Terminal de Buses de Occidente and take either the route 125 chicken bus toward Chaletenango or the 119 bus toward El Poy. Confirm with the driver that he can drop off you at the archaeological site entrance. The trip will take about 1-1/2 hour and cost about US$4.

### By car

Cihuatán is about 40 km north of the capital, San Salvador via Carratera Troncal Del Nte. The trip will take about 1½ hour.

## Fees and permits

The site entrance is open daily from 08:00 to 16:00.
Admission to the site costs US$3 but the site is very lightly visited and there is often no attendant at the entrance to collect the money.

## Get around

It's an archaeological site so you'll be walking. The site is large, but much of the area has yet to be opened to the public. Most of the site is cleared and mowed regularly.

## See

Three main complexes of buildings have been excavated at the site and the remains of walls encircle some of the structures.
* Western Ceremonial Center: includes a large pyramid, several platforms that face west, and two Mesoamerican ball courts. The architecture of structures is similar to Veracruz style. The sites date to the 8th to early 9th century AD.
* Eastern Ceremonial Center: includes residential structures, a marketplace, and a smaller ceremonial platform. The platforms in both the Eastern and Western Ceremonial Centers likely had structures built on top of them when the city was alive.
* Acropolis: includes residences for the ruling class.
* Site Museum: displays artifacts discovered at the site.

## Eat

A small cafeteria is on-site and picnic tables are available for visitors who bring their own food.

## Drink

Bring bottled water. 2 liters should be enough for the few hours that you are likely to stay at the site.

## Go next

* Chalatenango
* Suchitoto
* Joya de Ceren
# Gembu

Gembu is a town in North East Nigeria, Nigeria. It is the headquarters of Sardauna Local Government Area, and a border town situated on Mambilla Plateau in Taraba State.

## Understand

It is believed that the inhabitants of the Mambilla Region are descendants of the Bantu ancestors. They constitute the Bantu people who stayed after the Bantu expansion across Africa. Gembu is close to the border separating Nigeria and Cameroon Gembu is the highest point in Nigeria.

## Get in
### By plane

* Jalingo Airport ((Danbaba Danfulani Suntai Airport)). (updated Jan 2022)
The Jalingo airport can be accessed directly by a number of local airlines from different parts of the country. The total cost of travelling to Jalingo by air from different places within Nigeria differs by location and airlines.

### By bus/car

Jalingo, which is the capital city is accessibly linked by different road networks to other towns and states. There are different companies that provide shuttle services from towns in other parts of the country to Jalingo. The cost of travelling to Jalingo by road from locations in the Northern part of Nigeria is around NGN 4,000,and from locations in the southern part is around NGN 8,000

## See

* Chappal Waddi Mountain is the second highest point in sub-saharan West Africa.

## Drink

The drinks that you can get in Gembu
Kunu: a popular drink that is made from grains such as millet, sorghum, and maize.
Fura da nunu: This drink is very popular, it can be referred to as the local yoghurt but it is actually cow milk and millet dough (Fura) mixed together.

## Go next

* Taraba State
* Wukari
* Gashaka Gumti
* Jalingo
# Rajpur Sonarpur and Baruipur

Rajpur Sonarpur and Baruipur are two adjacent towns in the South 24 Parganas district of West Bengal, at the southern fringes of Kolkata. It is known for bird sanctuary and ancestral houses of stalwarts like Chintamoni Kar and Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose.

## Get in
### By train

The main railway stations are 22.44274888.4309011 Sonarpur Junction Sealdah South and 22.36582788.4310842 Baruipur Junction Sealdah South .

### By car

Both Rajpur Sonarpur and Baruipur can be easily reached from Kolkata. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Road and the Eastern Metropolitan Bypass (EM Bypass) run over the area.

## See and do

* 22.41156588.4265971 Ancestral house of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, Kodalia, Subhashgram. The Bose family used to live in this house before shifting to Netaji Bhawan at Bhowanipore. (updated Nov 2022)
* 22.4293288.404322 Bhaskar Bhawan State Museum, NSC Bose Rd, Narendrapur. A museum with numerous sculptures of sculptor Chintamoni Kar. (updated Nov 2022)
* 22.429588.40073 Chintamoni Kar Bird Sanctuary (CKBS, Kayaler Bagan, Narendrapur Wildlife Sanctuary), EM Bypass, Narendrapur. Famous for its wide variety of birds, butterflies, ferns and orchids. (updated Nov 2022)
* 22.4379688.399074 Ramakrishna Mission Ashrama, NSC Bose Rd, Narendrapur. (updated Nov 2022)

## Buy

* 22.4484488.497251 Samukpota. known as the "Green Mall," this village offers an extensive collection of palm trees plus other plants, gardening tools, yoga instructions and South Indian food. (updated Dec 2022)
* 22.4396588.397172 Wood Square Mall, 169, NSC Bose Rd, Narendrapur. (updated Oct 2022)

## Go next

* Jaynagar Majilpur
# Naats'ihch'oh National Park Reserve

Nááts'ihch'oh National Park Reserve is a national park reserve in the Northwest Territories of Canada.

## Understand

The park is the traditional homeland of the Shúhtaot’ine, Sahtu Dene and Métis Aboriginal peoples.
Nááts'įhch'oh National Park Reserve is named after the Nááts'įhch'oh (pronounced NATS-ee-cho) mountain – a powerful place for the people of the Sahtu. Near the Yukon-Northwest Territories border, the park is in the traditional lands of the Shúhtaot'ine (Mountain Dene), and home to grizzly bear, Dall’s sheep, mountain goats, and woodland caribou.
It encompasses parts of the South Nahanni River watershed in the Northwest Territories. The name means "stands like a porcupine" in the Dene language. The national park reserve covers an area of 4,850 km² (1,873 sq mi), almost as large as Trinidad. It protects the Sahtú Settlement Area of the upper South Nahanni River watershed, adjoining Nahanni National Park Reserve.
Contact the park reserve office ☏ +1-867-588-4884 or email naats'ihch'oh.info@pc.gc.ca

### History

The Shúhtaot’ine (Mountain Dene) travelled these lands and river corridors as part of their hunting and gathering cycle that took them from Tulita to Nááts’įhch’oh and beyond.

### Landscape

Meandering rivers, lush wetlands dotted with stunted evergreens, the Mackenzie Mountains

### Flora and fauna

Alpine wildlife ranges from the mountain woodland caribou to trumpeter swans, grizzlies and mountain goats.
The South Nahanni watershed is home to several endangered species, including grizzly bears and woodland caribou. The area is also known for its moose, Dall sheep and the northernmost population of mountain goats in Canada.

### Visitor information

* Park website

## Get in

Charter a float plane from a nearby community in the Northwest Territories or Yukon, and set down at a backcountry lake.
From there, you must chart your own route into the largely unexplored reserve.

## Fees and permits

There are no fees to enter the park reserve.
Using recreational drones is prohibited. Operating a drone within park boundaries may result in a fine of up to $25,000.

## Do
### Hiking

Nááts'įhch'oh has no blazed trails. Experienced hikers can explore remote terrain and map routes that may one day become part of the park’s established trail network.

### Canoeing

Nááts’įhch’oh is home to the wild headwater rivers of Tehjeh Deé (the South Nahanni River).
The reserve's rivers are for experienced paddlers only. Guided tours are available from outfitters in late June to August.

## Buy, eat, and drink

There are no facilities in the reserve.

## Sleep

Nááts’įhch’oh is a fly-in backcountry park. There are no visitor services or facilities in the park. At Ǫtaa Tué Fehto (Divide Lake) you will find what remains of a hunting outfitter’s camp, including an emergency shelter and outhouse.

## Go next

* Nahanni National Park Reserve – down the Nahanni River and relatively more accessible than Naats'ihch'oh
# Culinary Tourism

Culinary tourism is travel primarily centered around food.

## Understand

While everybody who travels has to eat at their destination, some places are significant enough that people travel specifically to eat there. The idea of traveling for food dates all the way back to the early 20th century, when the Michelin Guide designated any restaurant granted 3 stars as being worth an entire journey. While culinary tourism was historically just about fine dining, it's become a lot more common to view culinary tourism as a way of engaging with the local culture by experiencing food as they experience it. This immersive form of dining has a lot of overlap with agritourism, and many travelers will do both at the same time.

## Prepare

For culinary tourists who just want to eat good food, the Michelin Guide is the preferred resource for finding good restaurants, since they have a world-class reputation for quality and have budget options for travelers who don't want to break the bank. For culinary tourists who want to immerse themselves into the local culture, that's almost the exact opposite of what you want to do. Many restaurant guides (particularly the Michelin Guide) have been accused of being biased in favour of French (or broadly European-style) restaurants. Instead, travelers looking for an authentic experience will usually be better off eating street food and at more low-key restaurants that are frequented by average locals.

## Drink

Many travelers think that culinary tourism is about eating, and it is, but it's just as much about drinking, too. What you'll be drinking depends on where you'll be going. Wine is a common drink for people traveling to Europe, and it's well-known that France and Italy are both highly regarded for their vineyards. What's less well-known is that California, Australia, and Canada are equally well-regarded among wine critics. In some parts of Europe, like Germany, beer is the drink of choice and well worth checking out. Asian cultures (especially Muslim cultures, which typically ban alcohol) tend to focus more on tea, while African and South American countries are usually more known for their coffee.

## Respect

Because food is an important part of every culture, there's usually certain rules and expectations around how you should eat it. At its most extreme, eating can be a complex ritual where the consumer is meant to perform a series of actions, like the traditional Passover meal in Judaism. Failing to obey these often unspoken rules can be anywhere from a minor faux pas like having your elbows on the table in America to extremely offensive mistakes like leaving your chopsticks upright in a bowl of rice in Japan. People are usually understanding of mistakes by foreigners as long as it doesn't violate deeply held taboos or religious values, but it's important to know what to do and what not to do when it comes to eating.
# Aberdeen (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Aberdeen:

### Australia

* Aberdeen (New South Wales)

### United Kingdom

* Aberdeen - A large city in Scotland.
* Aberdeenshire - A county in North East Scotland.

### United States of America

* Aberdeen (Ohio) - A town in Ohio.
* Aberdeen (Maryland) - A city in Maryland
* Aberdeen (North Carolina) - A town in North Carolina.
* Aberdeen (South Dakota) - A town in South Dakota.
* Aberdeen (Washington) - A town in Washington

### Hong Kong, China

* Aberdeen (Hong Kong) - A town in Southern Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong.

### South Africa

* Aberdeen (Eastern Cape) - A town in Eastern Cape.
# North Pole (disambiguation)

Although, most of the time, the North Pole refers to the northernmost geographic point in the world, there are other places called North Pole.
* North Pole is the northernmost geographic point. The article also covers the magnetic North Pole and some related concepts.
* North Pole (Alaska) – a Christmas-themed city near Fairbanks in Interior Alaska
* North Pole (New York) – a small Adirondacks village near Wilmington (New York) with a Santa Claus-themed park
* North Pole (Western Australia) – a cattle station near Marble Bar, named as such because the Earth's magnetic North Pole was here around 800,000 years ago
See also Santa Claus.
The Poles of Cold are the places in the southern and northern hemispheres where the lowest air temperatures have been recorded. The Northern Pole of Cold is believed to include Oymyakon and Verkhoyansk in Russia's Sakha Republic (Yakutia).
The Poles of Inaccessibility are the furthest points from any coastline in northern (and southern) polar regions. The Arctic (or northern) pole of inaccessibility (85.8, -176.15) is located on Arctic Ocean pack ice 1,008 km (626 mi) from each of Ellesmere Island, Komsomolets, and the Genriyetta Islands. See also Next-to-impossible destinations.
# Toutle

Toutle is a small town in Washington state, near the west entrance of Mount St. Helens. It offers amenities for visitors to the park.

## Get in

State Route 504 (WA-504) runs through Toutle. From Interstate 5, take Exit 49 at Castle Rock, about 1 hour north of Portland and two hours south of Seattle, and drive east about 11 miles.

## See

Toutle is near the main Mount St. Helens visitor center.

## Eat

* 46.377264-122.6075561 Fire Mountain Grill, 9440 Spirit Lake Hwy., ☏ +1 360-274-5217. 11AM-6PM. Fire Mountain Grill at Hoffstadt Bluffs offers family friendly dining, great service, and fantastic food.

## Sleep

Toutle has the closest lodging options to Mount St. Helens.
* 46.300444-122.8195541 Seaquest State Park, 3030 Spirit Lake Highway. 52 standard campsites, 18 partial hookup sites, 15 full hookups sites, three hiker/biker sites, one dump station, five restrooms (four ADA), and six ADA showers. (updated Nov 2024)

## Go next

* Kelso and Longview, the nearest cities along I-5
* Mount St. Helens
# Jeseník

Jeseník is a city of 11,000 people (2024) in North Moravia and Silesia. The town is well known for the Priessnitz Medical Spa, the world's first hydrotherapy institute, which was founded here in 1822. It is a large spa resort on the northern outskirts of the town

## Understand

Jeseník is the natural centre of similarly named mountain range Jeseníky, a popular hiking and winter sports area.

## See

* 50.390616.90271 Borůvková hora observation tower (Borůvková hora (rozhledna)).
* 50.36872216.9962222 Tančírna v Račím údolí.
* 50.20997316.9902993 Horský hotel Paprsek.
* 50.22455217.1123114 Faunapark Lipová-lázně (Faunapark).
* 50.24544317.236415 Čertovy kameny (Čertovy kameny (Zlatohorská vrchovina)).
* 50.218917.29926 Rejvíz (Rejvíz (národní přírodní rezervace)).
* 50.08517.1788897 Dlouhé stráně Hydro Power Plant (Přečerpávací vodní elektrárna Dlouhé stráně).
* 50.25150717.3670728 Zlatorudné mlýny.
* 50.15076217.0116969 Kolštejn Castle (Kolštejn (hrad)).
* 50.14541117.134210 Vřesová studánka.
* 50.17361117.112511 Šerák-Keprník mountain range.
* 50.08517.17888912 Dlouhé stráně Hydro Power Plant (Přečerpávací vodní elektrárna Dlouhé stráně).

## Do

* 50.2417.1861111 Priessnitz Medical Spa (Lázně Jeseník), Priessnitzova 12/299, ☏ +420 584 491 111. The first hydrotherapy institute in the world. (updated Nov 2024)
* 50.207516.8469442 Králický Sněžník (Králický Sněžník (hora)).
* 50.38972217.0001113 Jánský Vrch (Jánský Vrch (zámek)).
* 50.334917.14744 Smolný vrch (Venušiny misky).
* 50.25175 Golden Mountains (Rychlebské hory/stezky).
* 50.08319417.2308616 Praděd.
* 50.27486717.2254317 Adrenalin park Jeseníky.
* 50.23817.2375568 Zlatý chlum.
* 50.068517.2338069 Petr boulders (Petrovy kameny).
* 50.19867917.193710 Bělá v pohybu amusement center.