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# Tengger phrasebook

Tengger (known natively as Carabasa Tengger) is one of the Javanic languages spoken predominantly by the Tengger people, native to the Tengger Highlands region in east Java, Indonesia. As part of the Javanic languages, this language is closely related to the Javanese language (especially the eastern dialects).

## Phrase list

Some phrases in this phrasebook still need to be translated. If you know anything about this language, you can help by plunging forward and translating a phrase.

### Basics
#### How are you?

    (N)jare kabare?

#### I'm well

    Apik-apik wae

#### What is your name?

    Sira sapa jenenge?

#### My name is ______

    Jenenge reang ______

#### Yes

    Ya

#### No

    Ora

#### Excuse me

    Amit

#### Help!

    Tulung!

#### Look out!

    Awas!

#### Good evening

    Siang

#### Where are you from?
## Learning more

* Learning Tengger at Wikibooks
# Tenggol

Tenggol Island (Pulau Tenggol) is in Terengganu, Malaysia.

## Understand

The main language used is Bahasa Melayu (Malay). Don't expect the locals to understand much English.

## Get in

Transfers (approx. 1 hour) can be arranged with any dive shop and at most mainland resorts.

## Do
### Diving and snorkeling

Some say Tenggol has the best diving in Peninsular Malaysia. Most dive sites here provide great shallow dives with beautiful coral and plenty of marine life up to 18m deep (the limit with the basic "open water" licence). Some dive sites require the diver to have Advanced certification, as they are deeper than 18m and have strong currents. You could always do your advanced course here, but either way the diving is great no matter the depth. Divers can enjoy clear warm water from the south between the months of March to October.
* Tenggol Coral Beach Resort. This PADI dive centre does everything including dive packages, NITROX and dive training courses. (updated Aug 2022)

### Beaches

The best beaches on Tenggol are situated on the western side of the island.

## Eat

Visitors are advised to prearrange, especially day trippers, as resorts usually do not provide food for non-resort guests, especially during public holidays weekends when the resorts are full.

## Drink

Water is mainly ground water and it is only good for washing and bathing. It unsafe to drink unless treated. Drinking water at the resorts is brought in from the mainland. Only drink this, or bottled water.

## Sleep

Some Tenggol resorts include:
* Aqua Tenggol Resort also known as Tenggol Island Resort, Tengol Island and Spa Resort, and others depending which agents you are booking from. 16 chalets (twin and triple sharing).
* Tenggol Island Beach Resort. 7 chalets (twin, triple and quad sharing).
* Tenggol Resort - 7 chalets (twin and triple sharing).
# Tenhippalam

Tenhippalam or Thenhippalam, or Chelari is a small village in Malappuram District, Kerala, India. The headquarters of the University of Calicut is situated here.

## Understand

Tenhippalam is a hill town ideal for trekking. A large number of students and teachers from all over India live here because there is a 500-acre campus of the University of Calicut here.

## Get in

Tenhippalam is easily accessible by bus from Feroke Railway Station. There is an airport in Karippur, some 10 km away. Buses are available from Kozhikode and Thrissur.

## Get around

The university buildings are in a 500 acre campus. So take an auto rickshaw from the bus stop. On the way back, you will have to walk. It is good logic to collect the mobile numbers of two or three rikshaw wallahs.

## See

* Beypore Sea walk, Beypore. (updated Apr 2015)
* Herbal Medicine Centre, Kottakkal. (updated Apr 2015)
* Jankar Ferry Service, Beypore. (updated Apr 2015)
* Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary.. (updated Apr 2015)

## Do

* Chelari sea walk (9 km). Take a bus from Tenhipalam to Thazhe Chelari (3 km). Turn from the highway to the western road, cross the bridge and reach Thayyilakadavu Bus Stop. Continue walking west, don't turn left at Koottumuchi Junction, don't turn right at Kodakkad West bus stop, continue walking up to Chettipadi. Walk straight on the beach road and reach Shaikh Shaikh Masjid, Alungal Beach. (updated May 2015)
* University river walk (4 km). Start from the majestic main gate of the university, walk past the seminar hall and guest house buildings. Turn right from the canteen towards the administrative blocks. Turn left from the Ladies hostel, walk on the western road and reach Olipram Kadavu ferry. Fitness freaks can walk another 9 km to Kadalundy Nagaram beach. (updated May 2015)

## Eat

* Le Kanchees speciality restaurant for fish varieties. Near university

## Sleep

* Kadavu Resort, Azhinjilam, ☏ +91 495 2411111, fax: +91 495 2411035, WelcomHotelRavizKadavu@itchotels.in. (updated Apr 2015)
* Soorya Galaxy, Near Koyas Hospital, Chruvannoor, ☏ +91 9388301018, +91 49524851140. ₹1,250. (updated Apr 2015)

## Go next

* Beypore seawalk
* Kondotty
* Malampuzha gardens
* Ramanattukara
# Shoreham-by-Sea

Shoreham-by-Sea is a town in West Sussex, England between Worthing and Brighton. It is the seat of Adur District which includes the parishes of Coombes, Lancing and Sompting.

## Get in
### By train

50.834167-0.2713891 Shoreham-by-Sea station is just north of the town centre and is served by Southern services from London Victoria, Brighton and Portsmouth.

### By plane

The nearest large commercial airport is London Gatwick (LGW).
50.835556-0.2972222 Brighton City Airport (ESH) (Shoreham Airport) opened in 1910 and is the oldest operating commercial airport in the UK. The airport is also notable for its art deco terminal building.

## See

* 50.831994-0.2761811 Marlipins Museum, 36 High St, BN43 5DA, ☏ +44 1273 462994. Tu-Sa: 10:30AM-4:30PM, Su-M: Closed. A historical museum covering the area from prehistoric to medieval times in a 12th- to early 13th-century Grade II listed building. Adult: £3.25, Child: £1.60.
* 50.8386-0.35182 Sompting Church, Sompting. The feature to be seen is the Saxon tower of the church -a rare if not unique example of the Rhenish style in the UK. It's thought to be the closest Saxon architects could get to a spire.

## Sleep

* 50.82103-0.324921 Beach Green Hotel, 182 South St, Lancing, ☏ +44 1903 763344. (updated Jun 2020)

## Connect

* As of Feb 2023, Shoreham and its approach roads have 4G from EE, O2 and Vodafone, and 5G from Three.
* Shoreham-by-Sea history portal

## Go next

* Brighton
* Worthing
# Shoshone

There is more than one place called Shoshone:

### United States of America

* Shoshone (California) – a town in the state of California
* Shoshone (Idaho) – a town in the state of Idaho
# Shoshone (California)

Shoshone is in California southeast of Death Valley.

## Eat

* Crowbar Café and Saloon. The only café in the village: quite typical.

## Sleep

* Shoshone Inn (at the Junction of SR 127 and SR 178), ☏ +1 760-852-4224. 16 comfortable rooms in period style buildings. Colorful, historic mining town.

## Go next

* Death Valley - north and west.
* Mojave National Preserve - south.
* Las Vegas - east.
# Shoshone (Idaho)

Shoshone is a small town in South Central Idaho, and is the county seat Lincoln County. In contrast to the Shoshone Native American tribe for which it is named, the city's name is correctly pronounced "Show-shown", with a silent "e".

## Understand

Founded in 1882 during the construction of the Oregon Short Line, Shoshone has long been considered the main railroad station in south central Idaho's Magic Valley region. The much larger community of Twin Falls, 26 miles to the south, never developed a strong railroad presence due to the logistical issues presented by its location south of the Snake River Canyon. For many years, Shoshone was the only Amtrak stop in south central Idaho.
The Union Pacific Railroad opened the Sun Valley resort in 1936 (and owned it until 1964), and its pre-existing spur route to Ketchum connected in Shoshone. The spur first headed northeast, following today's US 93, to Richfield and Tikura, then peeled northwest to Picabo and on to Bellevue, Hailey, and Ketchum, so the distance was greater than today's more direct 55-mile drive north on Highway 75.
About 15 miles north of Shoshone are the Shoshone Ice Caves. The caves are lava tubes that stay cool enough for the ice inside them to remain frozen throughout the summer. In the days before refrigeration, this feature, coupled with the railroad, made Shoshone popular with travelers as "the only place for hundreds of miles where one could get a cold beer."

## Get in

Shoshone is located a the convergence of US 26, US 93, SH-24, and SH-75. Traffic between the Magic Valley and Sun Valley passes through Shoshone, maintaining its early heritage as a brief rest stop for travelers.

## See

Considered the oldest town in the Magic Valley region, Shoshone had large number of historic buildings which can be seen along the self-guided Shoshone Historic Walking Tour.
* Neher Park (located at N 200 E HWY 26 right outside of Shoshone). Named after a late doctor; firearms hunting, trapping and overnight camping aren't allowed, so the animals and other wildlife may enjoy the habitat there. (updated Jun 2023)

## Do

* 43.166335-114.3407631 Shoshone Ice Caves (16 mi N of Shoshone on SH-75). (updated Nov 2021)
* Black Magic Slot Canyon. Fall & early winter. The smooth lava rock came from the Shoshone Lava Flow, but about 10,000 years ago the Big Wood River powerfully carved through the lava rock creating this canyon. It is similar in texture to the Utah slot canyons, and is even more intense with the harsh black walls! This adventure is only accessible in the fall and early winter. Flash Floods can occur all other times of the year, and there is no warning when the canyon will fill up with water. Be sure to check water conditions before visiting. (updated Nov 2021)
* Mammoth Cave & Shoshone Bird Museum Of Natural History, 251 Wesy Thorn Creek Road, ☏ +1 208-329-5382. (updated Nov 2021)

## Sleep

* Governor’s Mansion (Mansion Inn), 315 South Greenwood Street, ☏ +1 208-886-2858. (updated Nov 2021)
* Gateway Motel, 412 North Greenwood Street, ☏ +1 208-308-2955. (updated Nov 2021)
# Promajna

Promajna is a village on the Makarska Riviera in Split-Dalmatia, Croatia. It lies along a beautiful beach; the settlement provides very good opportunities for peaceful vacations and pleasant walks. The coastal promenade leads to the nearby Baska Voda.

## Understand

The name of the place was first used in 1674. A lot of archeological finds indicate human presence in these parts since 2nd century BC, although no remains of a settlement have been found.
Promajna is 4 km south from Baska Voda and 6 km northwest of Makarska. A larger part of the settlement lies below the slopes of the Biokovo mountain, along the old coastal road. Due to the development of tourism, the village has expanded toward the coast. Present inhabitants of Promajna, about 230 of them, are descendants of families which moved near the sea from villages Bast and Podgora.
The inhabitants of Promajna are mostly engaged in agriculture, fishing and tourism.

## Do

Entertainment programs are organized during the tourist season.
# Promiri

Promiri, Lyri, Katigiorgi, Mortia are villages in Mount Pelion. Since these villages are close to each other, they are considered as a single travel destination

## Understand

The stone-built village of Promyri clings to the steep hillsides of a long valley reaching the sea at Katigiorgis. The main road bypasses the village so it is quiet and free from traffic. The narrow streets are made of cobblestone and are surrounded by trees providing shade from the sun. The main square is shaded by a vast plane tree flanked by a couple of tavernas.
The old houses are built from stone and date from the late 19th century. Others were built at the turn of the 20th century in a neoclassical style and are linked by stone footpaths between gardens filled with flowers. At one time, the village had many silk weavers but as the trade diminished, this was replaced by agriculture.

## Get in

By intercity bus from Volos (KTEL Volos).

## Do

Swim at Mortia beach.

## Buy

Promyri has traditional grocery shops, a bakery with wood-fired ovens and butchers. There is now a modern supermarket.

## Go next

There is a taxi boat connecting Katigiorgis with Koukounaries beach in Skiathos
# Propriano

Propriano is in South Corsica, in Southeastern France.

## See

* 41.5310528.9211471 Mégalithe de Cauria (near the village of Sartène). A nice historic site for a walk, with megalith stones set up vertically. (updated Apr 2017)

## Sleep

* 41.675778.920191 Résidence Aria Marina, Lieu dit Cuparchiata, 20110 Propriano, ☏ +33 4 95 76 04 32, fax: +33 4 95 76 25 01. The residence is made up of 23 apartments spread out around the swimming pool amidst greenery. Have views of either the Gulf and sea, swimming pool or countryside. The Mancinu beach is 1.5 km away. Vehicle necessary.

## Go next

* Head further south to Bonifacio
# Proença-a-Nova

Proença-a-Nova is a town in Beira Baixa, Portugal.

## Understand

Proença-a-Nova (proo-EHN-suh uh NAW-vuh, /pɾu.ˈẽ.sɐ ɐ ˈnɔ.vɐ /) municipality has 8,314 residents (2011). The area of Proença is full of pine trees. In the sizzling inland summers, the green sea of pines hardly stirs, the brilliance is dazzling, the light burns and fixes the contrasts between the white of the houses and the walls, stones, and flowers.

### Visitor information

* 39.7529-7.92351 Posto de Turismo, Avenida do Colégio 46, ☏ +351 939 623 269, postodeturismo@cm-proencanova.pt. M–F 09:30–12:30 & 14:00–18:00, Sa 09:30–15:30, Su 09:30–13:00. (updated Jul 2021)

## Get in

The nearest motorway is the A23 (Autoestrada da Beira Interior, a/k/a E802). Exit 18 will put you on IC8, offering a direct route into town.

## See

* 39.7336-7.87631 Centro Ciência Viva da Floresta, Estrada Nacional 241 97, Moitas, ☏ +351 274 670 220, info@floresta.cienciaviva.pt. 09:30–18:30 daily. Science museum about forests with interactive learning. (updated Jul 2021)

## Do

There are several riverbank beaches in the municipality.

## Eat

* 39.7493-7.91641 A Rotunda, Rua Vila Melhorada 135, ☏ +351 968 576 017, geral@restaurantearotunda.com. M–F 09:00–19:00, Su 09:00–16:00, closed Sa. €5-11. (updated Jul 2021)

## Sleep

* 39.7494-7.91981 Amoras Country House Hotel, Rua Comendador Assis Roda 25, ☏ +351 274 670 210, info@hoteldasamoras.pt. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 12:00. Four-star, 32-room hotel with swimming pool, sauna, bar, business centre, and meeting rooms. €55-93.
# Proof of what you already own

Although this discussion gives examples for U.S. customs processes, the basic precepts apply widely.
If you plan to travel to other countries, you don't want to risk paying duty (as you return) on items (especially valuables) you already own and take on your trip...even including engagement rings. As you return from any international trip, you can be charged duty on all valuables you have with you that exceed your duty exemption.
For fine jewelry, newer model cameras, electronics, computers, etc., your government's customs bureau likely offers a means to avoid the problem. As an example, U.S. citizens can go to the Customs web-site for a Form 4457 mentioned in their other pages under "Know Before You Go" . For most people anywhere, the steps essentially include...
* Fill out as many forms as needed (how to do so can vary by the site you're using) to adequately describe the items you're likely to take on any international trip. Indicate any serial number on any item. You are allowed to list more than one item on each form. Print each completed form, done on-line or saved to computer.
* Take the items, the forms and proof of ownership to a customs office. As the agent sees them, he/she can certify on the forms that you already own them. (The web site for those forms should offer a link to help you locate the nearest customs office.) In some countries, this service may be available at post offices.
** Plan ahead. Unless you have plenty of time, don't count on getting those forms certified as you depart your country. Customs officers at air and cruise ports are typically very busy.
Take whatever valuables you choose; just remember related customs forms on your international trips, and have them handy for Customs inspection as you return to your home country. Original store receipts from merchants in your country can be a fair substitute for proof of prior ownership if you lack time or access to a customs office before your trip. Even if dated well before your trip, receipts from sellers in other countries often have little standing.
You may want to have copies of these documents stamped at customs abroad, or at least declare the items on local customs forms and get those documents stamped – as on your way out, that custom may not trust your foreign documents (see Border crossing#Prepare).

## See also

* Carnet de Passages
* Equipment
# Western Siberia

Western Siberia is a region in Siberia, Russia.

## Regions

* Altai Krai
* Altai Republic
* Khakassia
* Kemerovo Oblast
* Novosibirsk Oblast
* Omsk Oblast
* Tomsk Oblast

## Cities

* 55.03333382.9166671 Novosibirsk
* 53.71666791.4166672 Abakan
* 53.35666783.7872223 Barnaul
* 51.9685.964 Gorno-Altaisk
* 55.33333386.0666675 Kemerovo
* 53.7587.1166676 Novokuznetsk
* 54.96666773.3833337 Omsk
* 56.48861184.9522228 Tomsk

## Go next

* Krasnoyarsk Krai (Evenkia, Krasnoyarsk, Taymyria)
* Eastern Siberia (Buryatia, Zabaykalsky Krai, Irkutsk Oblast, Tuva)
# Te Kuiti

Te Kuiti is a small town in the Waikato region of the North Island of New Zealand. It is known as the "Sheep Shearing Capital of the World" and hosts the famous Great New Zealand Muster and Running of the Sheep in April each year.

## Get in
### By car

Te Kuiti is on Highway 3, between Hamilton and New Plymouth.

### By bus

Intercity services between Auckland and New Plymouth stop in Te Kuiti, sometimes stopping here for refreshments.

### By train

The Northern Explorer train, which runs several days a week each way between Auckland and Wellington, will stop in Te Kuiti but only for groups of 10 or more.

## Get around

You can easily walk from one end of the town to the other, though during the hot summertime you'll probably want to take a break now and then.
The train station is located in the centre of town. Exiting the station, to your left there is an Information Centre and public lavatories. Rora Street, which runs parallel to the station, has places to eat and shop.
The Information Centre can give you a map of town which points out different things to see as you walk around the town.

## See

* Great New Zealand Muster. This is a famous New Zealand event in which sheep from the surrounding area run into Te Kuiti. Sheep-shearing competitions and general fun are to be had. (updated Jan 2019)
* -38.336478175.1674271 Railway Villa Heritage Centre, 239 Rora Street. Daily 11AM-3PM. See the restoration of a 1920s railway villa. Free. (updated Dec 2015)
* -38.335646175.1658672 Te Kuiti railway station. A fine wooden station on the North Island Main Trunk. The Northern Explorer passes through 6 time a week, but rarely stops, which give you plenty of time to look at "the finest remaining example of a standard class B station". (updated Jan 2021)

## Buy

* -38.3319175.163251 New World, 39 Rora Street. daily 7AM - 9PM. supermarket (updated Jan 2021)
* -38.33112175.162152 The Warehouse, 31 Rora Street. daily 8AM -8PM. "Red shed" discount department store. (updated Jan 2021)

## Eat

* -38.33661175.167621 Tiffany's Cafe, 241 Rora St, ☏ +64 7-878 8872. 7AM-8PM. Has a good selection, and stays open into the evenings. (updated Dec 2015)
* -38.33561175.1663392 Fish Town Chinese and European Restaurant, 179 Rora St, ☏ +64 7-878 8168. 10AM-9:30PM. The name says it all. If you are looking for a Chinese take-away this is where to get it. (updated Dec 2015)

## Sleep

* -38.32895175.162551 Te Kuiti Camping Ground, Hinerangi St (next to "The Domain", on the edge of town). Cheapest place to stay - cabins for $70 or so for a family, tent campsites and caravan sites available for less. Kitchen and clean if basic showers. An easy walk from the train station. (updated May 2018)
* -38.33449175.163192 Motel Te Kuiti, 30 King St West, ☏ +64 7 878-3448, info@moteltekuiti.co.nz. 12-room motel, with cooking facilities in the rooms. From $105. (updated May 2018)

## Connect

* -38.33293175.164581 Waitomo District Library, 28 Taupiri Street. M - F 10AM - 5PM, Sa 9.30AM - 12.30PM. (updated Jan 2021)

## Go next

* New Plymouth
* Taupo
* Waitomo - glowworm caves, 15 minutes drive (18 km) away
# Tinerhir

Tinerhir, or Tinghir, is a town in the High Atlas region of Morocco.

## Understand

The city of Tinghir (jamaate tinghir) has a population of about 42,000 (2014 census). The elevation is 1,300 m. The predominant ethnic group are Amazighs. The city is at the centre of one of the most attractive oases in southern Morocco.

## Get in

Tinerhir is serviced by local buses.
* From Ouarzazate there are daily buses going from the gare routière de for 60 MAD. If you want to stay in town you don't have to get off at Tinerhir's gare routière, if the bus continues ask the driver stop in town.

## Do

Tinehir is popular for the Todra Gorge but offers activities beyond that.
* Take a day hike in the beautiful Todra Gorge. Catch a grand taxi (8 dirhams) up the gorge then walk further past the last of the hotels and the end of the narrow section of gorge. You can then turn left and head up the trail following the usually dry riverbed. Once you reach the first saddle (qnd not before) turn about 90 degrees left to a clearly marked donkey trail heading down a little. Following this you will reach a small Berber encampment from which you continue circling left and from then the trail is very clear. The trail will take 2-3 hours and if you ever lost there several paired cairns that you should aim for the middle of (or just look for donkey dung).
* Take a walk through the old Jewish quarter and the Palmerie (Oasis). Across the river you can visit the old Mosque Ikalalne (the way to it leads through an old Kasbah, but is well marked with signs).
* Climbing and via ferrata are possible.

## Eat

* 31.520482-5.5315551 Restaurant Cafe Central, 48 Avenue Hassan II. (updated Sep 2022)
* 31.520742-5.5328482 Restaurant Cafe Oasis Rose, Bd Mohamed V. (updated Sep 2022)
* 31.517809-5.5353173 Snack Food, Bd Mohamed V. (updated Jun 2022)
* 31.517515-5.5360964 Marmara Palace, Bd Mohamed V. (updated Sep 2022)

## Sleep

In and around the city are several hostels and hotels.
* The Oasis Hotel is a cheap hotel located very close to where the buses will drop you off. Friendly English-speaking staff is on hand to help you plan a journey to the Todra Gorge, the times of Berber lorries, and other trips into the mountains. The roof offers a wonderful view into the mountains and is a great place to relax, drink tea, and meet locals, however the beds are poor and the bathrooms can be smelly.