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# Saint-Leu

Saint-Leu is a small town in the west coast of Réunion and has a bathing resort thanks to its pebble beach.

## Understand

Agriculture is economically important in the village, with a focus on the production of coffee, sugar cane and geranium. Coastal and deep-sea fishing is also important. Sea turtle breeding in Pointe-des-Châteaux is now only for scientific and tourist purposes. Also important in the past was the production of lime from coral (the last lime kiln on the island was in Saint-Leu) and the extraction of sea salt (the last plant closed in 1970).

## Get in
### By car

Saint-Leu is on the RN 1 along the west coast, and the "Route des Tamarins" motorway, opened in June 2009, runs from Saint-Paul to L'Étang-Salé directly past the site with a junction.

### By bus

Saint Leu is on bus lines A & A1 (express line on the RN1 along the west coast) and B from Saint-Denis - Saint-Paul - Saint-Gilles-Les-Bains - Saint-Leu - Saint-Louis - Saint-Pierre, total travel time for the route about an hour and a half at €4.20 (maximum fare). The yellow coloured CAR JAUNE operates the bus lines.
From the bus station in Saint-Denis there is a connection to lines F and G to the east of the island, from the bus station in Saint-Pierre line H starts (island crossing to the east of the island to Saint-Benoit) and line I to Saint -Philippe in the south of the island.
The buses run early on weekdays from around 04:30 (much later on Sundays and public holidays) until around 6 p.m. in the evening, roughly every hour.

## See

* -21.15236555.280151 Kélonia, Pointe des Châteaux, 46 Rue Gral. de Gaulle, ☏ +262 262 34 81 10. 09:00–18:00. Learn more about the turtles that live in the Indian Ocean with tours available at 10:00, 11:30, 14:00, 15:15 and 16:30. (updated Jan 2022)
* -21.20320155.2822782 Musée du Sel (Salt Museum), 25 Pointe au sel les bas, ☏ +262 262 34 67 00. 09:00–17:00 (closed Mondays). (updated Jan 2022)
* Colimaçons, Rue du Père Georges, Colimaçons, ☏ +262 262 24 92 27. Every day except Mondays. Arranged around a historically restored Creole-style building from 1857. The collection shows the flora of the island with a focus on cultivated plants (sugar cane, coffee, tobacco, spices, geraniums, orchids, bamboo) on an approximately seven hectare site. Numerous special exhibitions. (updated Jan 2022)
* Le Museum Stella Matutina, ☏ +262 262 34 16 24. A sugar cane factory converted into an agricultural and industrial museum. €7. (updated Jan 2022)

## Do

* La Plage de Saint Leu is a pebble beach with lagoon. The beach is the island's most important surfing spot, and Saint-Leu's "left wave" is part of the world surfing championship.

## Buy

The main street is also the main shopping street with a few shops for basic necessities (including groceries).

## Eat

* -21.17217455.2870881 L'apolonia Paladin, Boulevard Bonnier, ☏ +262 262 34 62 62. Has Creole, Chinese and French cuisine. (updated Jan 2022)

## Sleep

* -21.18391755.2913611 Blue Margouillat, Impasse Jean Albany, ☏ +262 262 34 64 00, info@blue-margouillat.com. (updated Jan 2022)
# Tindivanam

Tindivanam is a town at the north coast of Tamil Nadu. Tindivanam is a main hub connecting Chennai to southern part of Tamil Nadu. It also connects Kanchipuram to southern Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry with Bangalore. NH 45 connects Chennai to Trichy via Tindivanam and NH 66 connects Pondicherry to Krishnagiri via Tindivanam.

## Get in

You can reach Tindivanam from Chennai through bus or train. The closest airport is Pondicherry Domestic Airport (40 km) and Anna International Airport in Chennai (130 km). Approximately every two minutes, there is a bus to Tindivanam from Chennai, with travel time of about two hours. You can get buses for almost all the places of the Tamil Nadu from Tindivanam, because every bus departed from Chennai CMBT will be having a short time haul in Tindivanam Bus stand.

## See

RajanKulam one the oldest manmade pond constructed by the Great King Nalliyakodan who ruled this area in seventeenth century.
Sivan kovil and Perumal kovil are the oldest temples from the period of the Great King Raja Raja Chola.

## Do

The town has three numbers of very old cinema theatres.

## Buy

Flowers and Vegetables at cheap rates.

## Eat

Groundnut and watermelon are famous in Tindivanam.

## Go next

Pondicherry, Gingee, Tiruvanamalai
# Timorese South Coast

The South Coast of East Timor is the more laid back area of the country.

## Cities

* -8.983333125.51 Ainero
* -8.516667127.0333332 Lospalos — it has a traditional Fataluku holy house called a "Lee-teinu"
* -8.838056125.5972223 Maubisse — a popular tourist destination and a weekend visiting spot for people from the capital
* -9.3125.254 Suai — it beaches and traditional fishing villages dating back to Portuguese colonial times
* -8.3929127.25675 Tutuala — it sits within the Nino Konis Santana National Park, and is a base for visiting Jaco Island, which has fine beaches and is noted for its colourful anemone fish and sea turtles
* -8.85126.3666676 Viqueque
# Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve

Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve is in the First Coast. It is completely within the city limits of Jacksonville.

## Understand
### Visitor information

* Park website

## Fees and permits

Timucuan Preserve sites are free and open to the public. Permits are required for weddings, commercial tours and commercial photography.
Reservations are taken for groups planning to visit Fort Caroline, Kingsley Plantation, and the Ribault Club.

## See

* 30.3869-81.50061 Fort Caroline, ☏ +1 904 641-7155.
* 30.4383-81.43812 Kingsley Plantation, ☏ +1 904 251-3537.
* 30.4267-81.42423 Ribault Club, ☏ +1 904 251-2802.

## Do

* 30.483056-81.441 Big Talbot Island State Park (on Big Talbot Island, 20 miles east of downtown Jacksonville on A1A North and immediately north of Little Talbot Island State Park). The park is a nature preserve and a location for nature study, bird–watching, or photography. Other activities include hiking, bicycling, fishing, boating, canoeing, and kayaking, and picnicking. Amenities include picnic pavilions, nature trails, a fishing pier, a boat ramp, bike trails and beaches. The park is open from 8AM till sundown year round.
* 30.451944-81.4188892 Little Talbot Island State Park (on Little Talbot Island, 17 miles northeast of Jacksonville on State Road A1A). The park covers the entire 2,500 acre island. Big Talbot Island State Park lies to the immediate north. The park contains maritime forests, dunes, and salt marshes on the western side of the island. Wild life includes river otters, marsh rabbits, bobcats, and a variety of native and migrating birds. Activities include camping, fishing, hiking, swimming, canoeing, nature watching and surfing. Amenities include a full–facility campground, as well as a youth/group tent campground and beachside picnic pavilions. The park also has bath houses, a small boat ramp, a nature trail, and a playground. Bicycles and canoes can be rented at the campground. The park is open from 8AM till dark.
# Tindi

Tindi is an isolated mountain village in southern Dagestan.

## Understand

Tindi is one of the highest settlements in Dagestan and surrounded by some of the tallest mountains and largest glaciers in the Caucasus. It is a very picturesque village with a history dating back centuries, historians still debate how long exactly humans have lived on these mountain slopes.

### Orientation

The village is at the foot of the Adallo-Shukhgel-meer mountain (in the Tindi language “Kabala deesa”), on the right bank of the Kila river. The Bogossa mountain range is one of the least accessible in the Caucasus. Glaciers and permanent snow cover several km². The largest massif is Belengi, where the glacier reaches a thickness of 170 m.
The fauna and flora of Bogossa are rich and varied, courtesy of its relative isolation. There are several rare and endangered birds and thistles, as well as the famous bezoar goats. It is a popular destination for climbers and tourists.

## Stay safe

    See also: Dagestan#Stay_safe
# East Coulee

East Coulee is a small community in the Southern Alberta region of Alberta, Canada, near the community of Cambria. It is part of the Town of Drumheller, which is a hub for dinosaur tourism.

## Understand

East Coulee is known for its Atlas Coal Mine. East Coulee lies in the Red Deer River valley at an elevation of 675 m (2,215 ft). It was one of the filming locations of the television series MythQuest.

## Get in
### By car

East Coulee is on Highway 10, approximately 20 km (12 mi) southeast of Drumheller's main townsite and 112 km (70 mi) northeast of Calgary.

## See

* 51.3292-112.48281 Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site, 110 Century Drive (20 minutes SE of Drumheller along Highway 10), ☏ +1 403-822-2220. May 1–Jun 22: 9:30AM-5PM; Jun 23–Aug 26: 9:45AM-7:30PM; Aug 27–Oct 8: 9:30AM-5PM. Climb the last wooden tipple in Canada. Learn how coal was sorted, stored, and shipped in this unique processing plant. Walk the gantry – a gradual ascent - 125 feet up to the top of the Tipple to learn about the reality young boys faced: that the dangers of the surface were a training ground for the formidable "belly of the beast. Follow in the historic footsteps of the miners. Put on a cap lamp and hike up the inclined conveyer tunnel to the mine entry, set high in the Badlands. Explore the dark side of coal mining – learn about accidents, brawls, the women, and the unmentionable side of Drumheller Valley history. $10 per person, $30 family. (updated Nov 2018)
* 51.3384-112.49532 East Coulee School Museum, 359 2nd Ave (from Hwy 10, go past the old garage and the East Coulee Motor Inn; turn right at the second intersection, at the Community Hall; museum is dead ahead), ☏ +1 403-822-3970, fax: +1 403 822-2111, info@ecsmuseum.com. May-Sept: daily 10AM-5PM; Oct-Apr: private bookings only. Displays of life during the coal-mining era. $7. (updated Nov 2018)

## Do

* 51.38042-112.535023 Willow Creek Hoodoo Interpretive Trail (take Highway 10 southeast 16 km from Drumheller, look for sign marking turnoff, drive 1 km NE to parking area). Hoodoos are a characteristic rock formation of the badlands. Looking like 2-m-tall mushrooms, they were formed when a cap of more resistant rock protected the softer rock underneath from erosion. Hoodoos can be found in other parts of the region, but this trail makes a few of them easy to visit. A picture there shows that, sadly, there are fewer hoodoos now than even a few decades ago, as erosion and tourist curiosity take their toll. The trail is under 1 km and an easy scramble across rocks. Parking area includes covered picnic tables and chemical toilets. There is also a Hoodoo Trail drive through the area, along Route 10. (updated Nov 2018)

## Eat

The School Museum has a cafe/lunch room, but otherwise, either go to Drumheller to get a meal or bring your own food beforehand.

## Sleep

* 51.3363-112.49041 East Coulee Guest House, 110 2 Avenue, ☏ +1 403-823-0737. Continental breakfast. Featuring barbecue facilities, a garden, a terrace and a shared lounge. Free WiFi and private parking. All rooms have a shared bathroom. Doubles $69. (updated Mar 2018)
# East End

There is more than one place called East End:

### Canada

* East End of Toronto — a district in Toronto, Ontario
* East End of Montreal - a district in Montreal, Québec

### United Kingdom

* London/East End — a district in London, England

### United States of America

* Houston/East End — a district in Houston, Texas
* Pittsburgh/East End-North — a district in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
* Pittsburgh/East End-South — a district in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
* Richmond/East End — a district in Richmond, Virginia
* Washington, D.C./East End — a district in Washington, D.C.
# Manu'a

[The Manu'a Islands (or the Manuʻa tele) are a group of 3 islands 110 kilometers (68 miles) east of the main island, Tutuila. They were home to 1,100 people in 2010.

## Understand

The group consists of three main islands: Taʻū, Ofu and Olosega. Ofu and Olosega are separated only by the shallow, 137-meter-wide Āsaga Strait, and are now connected by a bridge over the strait. Their combined area is 56 km² (22 sq mi). Taʻu is the largest of these islands, with an area of 44 km² (17 sq mi), and it has the highest point of the Manuʻa, at 931 m (3,054 ft).
All three islands are high islands: volcanic remnants rising out of the sea 14° south of the equator. The islands are elevated and mountainous.
Villages:
* Faleasao
* Leusoali'i
* Maia
* Ofu-Olosega — twin islands that are a natural paradise, with gorgeous green cliffs, beaches and bright blue lagoons. There is a weekly flight from Pago Pago.
* Luma
* Lalomoana
The people of Manuʻa speak the Samoan language.
Manu'a District has the lowest average per capita income in the United States.

### History

According to historical Samoan oral tradition, Manu'a was once the ruling center of a large Polynesian empire that included the entire Samoan archipelago, and other nearby islands, including Tonga and Fiji. The traditional capital of Manuʻa is the village of Taʻū, on the island of Taʻū.

## Get in

The islands are accessible on a Samoa Airways$^{[deadlink]}$ flight from Pago Pago to Fitiuta Airport (FTI) on Taʻū (3 flights/week as of July 2022), or by boat from Tutuila.
# Manzanillo (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Manzanillo:

### Cuba

* Manzanillo (Cuba) - A city in Cuba.

### Mexico

* Manzanillo (Mexico) - A town in Mexico.

### Panama

* Manzanillo (Panama) - A seaport in Panama.

### Costa Rica

* Manzanillo (Costa Rica) - a village in the south-east of Costa Rica, on the Caribbean Sea coast
# Manus

Manus is a province in Papua New Guinea.

## Cities

* -2.020833147.2666671 Lorengau, the capital of the province, on Manus Island.

## Other destinations

* Lou Island. Obsidian, a naturally occurring volcanic glass, was mined here traditionally for many generations, but this has now largely died out. The obsidian was used to make tools and weapons, as its pidgin name spia botel suggests.

## Understand

Manus Province is the smallest province in Papua New Guinea in terms of land mass, but it covers a large sea area. The total population is around 50,000, spread over the 18-island Admiralty Group and one or two other islands and atolls. During World War II most of the islands were occupied by the Japanese. In February 1944 the islands were retaken by the Americans under General Douglas MacArthur. Much of the province is covered by thick rainforest. Orchids flourish and there are numerous birds. Animals are possum, bandicoot and wild pig. There are many coral atolls surrounding the main islands and the reefs are accessible by outboard motor or canoe and provide superb diving and fishing. Dugong and turtle can be seen. Sea kayaking is fast becoming popular.
The American anthropologist, Margaret Mead, perhaps best known for Coming of Age in Samoa, did a lot of field research in Manus, particularly in Pere village on the south coast of the main island. In total, she made seven visits there, resulting in several publications including New Lives for Old: Cultural Transformation in Manus.
Lorengau is the capital of Manus Province. The town is on the edge of Seeadler Harbor on the main island, known as Manus Island. Its population is around 6000. During WW2, Lorengau was occupied by the Japanese and later by Allied forces, who constructed a base, airport and dock facilities at Seeadler Harbour. Many relics can be still seen.

## Get in

* Air Niugini has flights from the capital Port Moresby, as well as from Lae, Rabaul and Kavieng.

## Get around

There is a causeway connecting the airport on Los Negros island with Lorengau on the main island of Manus and a few roads radiating from Lorengau. Otherwise transport is by boat.

## See

* Traditional dancing. In a country of fascinating dances, those of Manus are particularly interesting and sensuous in that they use Garamuts (slit-drums) (also found in the Sepik).
* Wildlife

## Eat

* Sago. Sago is a starch extracted from the pith of sago palm stems. It is almost pure carbohydrate. Palms are usually found in areas unsuited for other forms of agriculture. You can visit villages to watch the production process.

## Sleep

* Harbourside Hotel, PO Box 89, ☏ +675 470 9093, fax: +675 470 9392. 28 air-conditioned rooms. Organises sightseeing tours and sea kayaking.
* Kohai Lodge, PO Box 100, ☏ +675 4709004. Basic accommodation on a hillside overlooking Lorengau town.
# Penguin

Penguin is a small town in northern Tasmania, situated between Burnie and Ulverstone. It was named after the little penguins that used to wander around its beaches. Many things there, including bins are shaped like penguins. Penguin is also the home of Penguin Market.

## Understand

Penguin was first settled in the mid-1800s as a timber town. Towards the end of the 1850s, demand for palings for home building during the gold rush in Victoria saw large quantities of timber shipped from the Penguin district across the Bass Strait.
The discovery of copper and silver further contributed to settlement in the area. The town of Penguin was proclaimed in October 1875.

## Get in
### By car

Penguin is 15 min by car (17 km) east of Burnie, via Highway 1 and then exit at B17.
From Devonport and the "Spirit of Tasmania" ferry terminal, Penguin is a 30 min drive to the west.

### By plane

The nearest airports are located in Devonport and Wynyard.

## Get around

* Penguin Taxi Service +61 417 506 851

## See

* -41.11333146.072721 Big Penguin, Main Street. One of Australia's many big things which is the town's main attraction. It was erected to proclaim the town's centenary. (updated Feb 2016)
* Penguin Roadside Gardens. (updated Mar 2016)
* -41.1071146.0642 Penguin General Cemetery & Vantage Point, 1 Main Rd (800m west of the Post Office). 24 hours. Heritage listed cemetery and the town's lookout. Free. (updated Sep 2020)

## Do

* Ambling Among Penguin’s Charms - A 1.5-hr self-guided heritage walk showcasing 28 of Penguin's attractions. Get details on the community website Penguin Heritage Trail.

## Buy

* Penguin Market. Sundays. (updated Feb 2016)

## Eat

* Jo and Co Cafe, 74 Main Rd, ☏ +61 447 617 215. M–F 8:30AM–3PM; Sa Su 8AM–3PM. (updated Aug 2022)
* -41.11421146.07381 Seasons by the Sea, 91 Main Rd, ☏ +61 364 370 903. (updated Aug 2022)

## Sleep

* -41.11459146.073461 Neptune Grand Hotel, 84 Main Road, ☏ +61 3 6437 2406. (updated Nov 2015)
* -41.11449146.074672 Penguin Holiday Apartments, 99-101 Main Road, ☏ +61 3 6437 1900. (updated Nov 2015)
* The Madsen, 64 Main Road, ☏ +61 3 6437 2588. (updated Feb 2016)

## Go next

* Burnie (heading west)
* Ulverstone (heading east)
# Peninsula

There is more than one place called Peninsula:

### United States of America

* Peninsula (Bay Area) — a region in the Bay Area of California
* Peninsula (Ohio) — a town in Ohio
# Peninsula (Ohio)

Peninsula is a village of 536 (2020) in Summit County, Ohio.

## Get in
### By car

* State Route 303 begins in Wakeman and ends near Windham. SR 303 runs East and West through downtown Peninsula.
* Riverview Road begins in Peninsula, turns into Merriman Road in Cuyahoga Falls and ends at Market Street in downtown Akron.
* State Route 8 runs North and South on Peninsula's Eastern border with Hudson.
* I-80, the Ohio Turnpike, runs through Peninsula, although there are no exits in Peninsula. I-271 intersects I-80 near Peninsula.

### By train

* 41.24231-81.549061 Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad (CVSR) (Peninsula Depot). (updated Dec 2018)

## See

* Cuyahoga Valley Historical Museum, 1775 Main St. W-Su noon-4PM. (updated Nov 2018)

## Do

Visit the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, a beautiful forest that features the historic Ohio and Erie Canal, wonderful bike trails and coursing rivers, a train station and a lot of small-town charm.
* 41.28-81.561 Boston Mills / Brandywine Ski Resort.

## Learn

* Peninsula Art Academy, 1600 Mill St W, ☏ +1 330-657-2248. (updated Jan 2019)

## Buy

* The Brown Rabbit, 1685 Main St, ☏ +1 330-310-7929. (updated Nov 2018)
* 41.24146-81.54951 Century Cycles. (updated Jan 2019)

## Eat

* Trail Mix Peninsula, 1600 W Mill St. (updated Nov 2018)

## Drink

* 41.24106-81.548561 Fisher's Cafe and Pub, 1607 Main St, ☏ +1 330 657-2651. American
* 41.24149-81.548982 Winking Lizard Tavern, 1615 Main St, ☏ +1 330 657-2770. American, brewpub/pub fare, pizza.

## Sleep

* Silver Fern Bed & Breakfast, 1856 Main St, ☏ +1 330-417-7194. (updated Nov 2018)

## Connect

* 41.24042-81.554871 Peninsula Library, 6105 Riverview Rd. (updated Apr 2020)

## Go next

* Cleveland
* Akron
* Cuyahoga Valley National Park
# Penmaenpool

Penmaenpool (Welsh: Pwll Penmaen) is a village in the Welsh county of Gwynedd and is also in the Snowdonia National Park.

## Get in

By car: Penmaenpool is on the A493 Tywyn / Dolgellau trunk road. The village is about three miles west of Dolgellau and 12 miles north-east of Tywyn. A bus service runs to and from nearby Dolgellau. There are two bus stops in Penmaenpool.
By train: Take the Cambrian Coast Line to Morfa Mawddach. Morfa Mawddach is about three miles west of Penmaenpool. (There is no railway line to Penmaenpool.)
By boat: Small vessels can sail down the estuary to Penmaenpool from Barmouth. Contact the Barmouth Harbour Master on 01341 280671 for information.

## See

* 52.748762-3.935351 Wooden Toll Bridge. A famous landmark at Penmaenpool is the wooden toll bridge that spans the Mawddach Estuary. Replacing the ferry, the wooden bridge was built in 1879 by the Penmaenpool Bridge Company under the auspices of John Leigh Taylor of nearby Penmaenuchaf Hall. The toll bridge is a Cadw-registered building. Cadw $^{[deadlink]}$ is the official guardian of the built heritage of Wales.

## Do

* Old Railway Footpath. Walkers and cyclists can travel along the old Cambrian Railway line which is now a public path following the course of the Mawddach Estuary. The shale path extends from the outskirts of Dolgellau via Penmaenpool to Arthog.
* Mawddach Way. Penmaenpool is also a start/end point for one of the suggested three section of the 49 km long distance footpath walk 'The Mawddach Way' which is a circular walk around the Mawddach Estuary.
* RSPB Information Centre (the old signal box). Birdwatchers should visit the RSPB observation centre which is housed in near the toll bridge. The signal box affords ornithologists good views of the Mawddach Estuary and tidal mudflats.

## Eat

* 52.747876-3.935961 The George III Hotel (is located at the end of the toll bridge), ☏ +44 1341 422525. open throughout the year.

## Sleep
### Hotels

* 52.747658-3.9289771 Penmaenuchaf Hall Hotel, ☏ +44 1341 422129.
* 52.746684-3.937682 Penmaen Farm Self Catering Cottages, ☏ +44 1341 423937.
* 52.75438-3.9412293 Coed Cae Bed & Breakfast, Taicynhaeaf, ☏ +44 1341 430628. Located just a short stroll across the Penmaenpool Bridge

### Hostels

* 52.725663-3.9509924 YHA Kings, ☏ +44 870 770 5900. 42 beds across 7 rooms. Out of season, it's possible for groups to reserve the entire hostel.
# Penmon

Penmon is a promontory and village in Anglesey.

## Get in

From Beaumaris take the B5109 to Llangoed then turn right onto a small road leading to toll (£2.50 [2016]) road.

## See

* 53.305682-4.0567291 Penmon Priory and dovecote. In the church by the priory are some tenth or eleventh century Saxon crosses.
* 53.312935-4.0406632 Trwyn Du Lighthouse. Built 1838
* 53.318159-4.0278913 Puffin Island.

## Eat

* 53.309852-4.0428651 Pilot House cafe, Black Point. Cream teas

## Sleep

* 53.301723-4.0670081 Gwyndaf Bed and Breakfast, ☏ +44 1248 490162. Also holiday cottages

## Go next

* Llanddona
# Toranagallu

Toranagallu is a village in Northern Karnataka.

## Get in
### By plane

* Jindal Vijaynagar Airport. TruJet from Bengaluru and Hyderabad. (updated Jan 2020)

## Sleep

* 15.175176.62441 Hyatt Place Hampi, Vidyanagar Township, ☏ +91 83956 61234. (updated Jan 2020)