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# Collins

Collins is a city of 2,600 people in Mississippi near the center of Covington County, on the southwest side of Okatoma Creek, a tributary of the Bowie River. It is part of the Pascagoula River watershed.

## Understand

Collins suffered severe damage from Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

## Get in

Collins lies near the intersection of two major highways, U.S. Routes 49 and 84. U.S. 49 passes through the city southwest of the downtown; it leads 63 miles (101 km) northwest to Jackson, the state capital, and 28 miles (45 km) southeast to Hattiesburg. U.S. 84 bypasses the center of the city, crossing U.S. 49 at an interchange in the northern part of the city, and leads east 27 miles (43 km) to Laurel and west 55 miles (89 km) to the vicinity of Brookhaven.

## Get around

There is no mass transit system in Collins; as a result, many residents drive cars in their daily lives. However, there are sidewalks in many of the subdivisions around the city that link with the city center.

## Do

* 31.6277-89.55511 Grand Paradise Waterpark, 50 Grandview Drive (on Hwy 49), ☏ +1 601 765-8118. Pools, water slides, splash pads. Cabanas available $40-85/day Over 48 inches tall $30, 42-48 inches tall $26, under 42 inches tall free, senior 60+ $21; Su M: over 42 inches tall $21; plus tax; 2-day or season passes available. (updated Aug 2020)
* Okatoma Festival: Named after the Okatoma Creek, which flows through the county, the Okatoma Festival is held the first Saturday in May. It is held in downtown Collins, and features carnival rides, vendor booths, and local cuisine. In addition, there is a 5-km run held in the morning.
* Mitchell Farms Pumpkin Patch: On Saturdays and Sundays, from the middle of September to the beginning of November, Mitchell Farms hosts the Mitchell Farms Pumpkin Patch & Maze. The event consists of many attractions, such as wagon rides, corn maze, animal barn, and a goat castle.
* Christmas in the Park: From the day after Thanksgiving to the day after Christmas, the Chamber of Commerce hosts "Christmas in the Park". This is a massive, drive through light display that takes up the entirety of Bettie D. Robertson Memorial Park. All items in the display are donations from local individuals. It features secular and religious aspects of the holiday.
* Bettie D. Robertson Park and Westside Park. Robertson Park is home to Christmas in the Park, and features athletic fields, a walking track and playground. There is also a duck pond and bird sanctuary. Westside Park features basketball courts and a playground as well.

## Eat

Collins, Mississippi offers a host of restaurants from which to choose:
* Morgan's on Main, 305 Main Street, ☏ +1 601 765-2220
* Deli Diner, 304 S Fir Ave, {{phone|+1 601 765-4359
* Sonic Drive-In, 3262 U.S. 49, ☏ +1 601 765-4282
* McDonald's, 3519 U.S. 49, ☏ +1 601 765-2210
* La Casita Mexican Restaurant, 3273 U.S. 49, ☏ +1 601 765-9292
* Habernero Mexican Grill, 3484 U.S. 49, ☏ +1 601 765-2255
# Djelfa

Djelfa is in the Saharan Atlas of northern Algeria.

## Get in

There are daily high-speed trains from Algiers.
* 34.63133.30741 Djelfa railway station. (updated May 2023)

## See

* 34.3502783.2616671 Rock art. The area surrounding Djelfa is rich in archeological sites, in particular rock art. Around a thousand rock engravings and paintings have been found, some dating to nearly 10,000 years. Animals depicted in the rock art include antelope, rhinos and ostriches. (updated Sep 2021)
* 34.833333.083332 Rocher de Sel. A large rock salt massif, almost 1,500 m (4,900 ft) in diameter and 105 m (344 ft) tall. (updated Sep 2021)

## Eat

* 34.67483.24661 Centre Food Djelfa, ☏ +213 660 21 22 22. Pizza shop. Has takeaway options. (updated Sep 2021)
# Dixon (Illinois)

Dixon is called "The Petunia City" but is probably best known as the boyhood home of former US President Ronald Reagan.

## See

* 41.8365-89.48091 Ronald Reagan Boyhood Home, 816 S Hennepin Ave, ☏ +1 815 288-5176, info@ronaldreaganhome.com. Open April 1st to October 31st: 10am - 4pm Monday - Saturday. The Reagan family's home from 1920-1923, this white house has a gift shop and memorial garden for the late president.
* 41.8394-89.48342 Northwest Territory Historic Center, 205 West 5th Street, ☏ +1 815-288-5508, info@nthc.org. This museum is located in the school building where Reagan attended 7th and 8th grades. Free, donations welcome. (updated Nov 2016)
* 41.889722-89.4952783 Lowell Park. (updated Feb 2019)

## Sleep

* Quality Inn Dixon, 136 Plaza Dr, ☏ +1 779-677-2204. Located halfway between Chicago and the Quad Cities near the intersection of I-88 and IL Route 26, and sits along three major tourism trails, which includes The Ronald Reagan Trail, The Historic Lincoln Highway and the Northwest Passage Heritage Corridor.
# Djambala

Djambala is in the Congolese Plateau region of the Republic of the Congo.

## Understand
### Climate

Djambala has a short dry season from June to August, and a lengthy wet season for the remaining nine months of the year. Although temperatures are somewhat reduced by the city’s moderately high altitude, conditions are very warm and humid throughout the year even in the dry season.

## Get in

* -2.53333314.751 Djambala Airport (DJM ). (updated May 2023)

## See

* -2.9215.351 Léfini Faunal Reserve. The country's best-known large reserve, an important protected area in particular for Forest Elephants. (updated May 2023)
* -2.537714.76632 Stade de Djambala (Djambala Stadium). A multi-sport stadium that seats 7,000 spectators.

## Buy

* Ste Top Chine SARL.

## Eat

* Hotel Ngangouoni Ipari Salem.

## Drink

* Hotel Ravin D'or.

## Sleep

* -2.538914.75011 Hotel Astral Djambala, Quartier Nfoa. (updated May 2023)
* -2.539914.75112 Auberge Chez Les Emmanuelles. (updated May 2023)
* Hotel Vintsie. (updated May 2023)
# Djanet

Djanet is the main city and provincial capital of Djanet Province in Saharan Algeria. It is located 412 km (256 mi) south of Illizi. According to the 2008 census, it has a population of 14,655, up from 9,699 in 1998, and an annual population growth rate of 4.3%. It is inhabited by the Kel Ajjer Tuareg people. It is a tourist desert attraction.

## Understand
### History

The city has been inhabited since the Neolithic period.

## Get in

    See also: Algeria#Get_in
You need a visa (if you're required to get one, that is) and a valid passport to travel to Algeria. More information on entering the country and Algerian immigration formalities can be found in the Algeria article.

### By plane

Entering by plane might, perhaps, be the most convenient way of entering the city.
* 24.2928619.4521111 Djanet Inedbirene Airport (DJG ). Situated 30km south of the city, it offers flights to major cities such as Algiers and Tamanrasset and also serves the villages around Djanet. (updated Sep 2023)

## See

* 24.22259.2422221 Erg Admer. (updated Sep 2023)

## Sleep

* 24.4750369.5127041 La Grotte des Ambassadeurs. DA4300 per night for a single room. (updated Sep 2023)
# Djenné

Djenné is a city in Mali, famous for its mosque, which is the biggest mudbrick building in the world. As of 1987, the city had a population of 12,000. Djenné has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. UNESCO says on its website that "Djenné became a market centre and an important link in the trans-Saharan gold trade."

## Get in

The best day to find transport to Djenné is Monday - market day - when many minibuses and bush taxis make their way to the town. Otherwise you may need to take transport to the Djenné junction on the main Bamako-Mopti road, and wait for further transport to Djenné.

## Get around

For traveling short distances walking may be the best method as it allows you to appreciate the scenery and look at the mud based architecture in the city.
When the river is high, you can take a pinasse to nearby Fula villages.

## See

* 13.905278-4.5555561 The Great Mosque. This is the main tourist attraction in the city. It is what made the city a UNESCO heritage site.

## Do

* Market. On Monday, the Grand Market assembles -- and quite an incredible spectacle it is too!

## Eat

* Le Campement (North of the Grand Mosque). The menu du jour here is 4000CFA - but it is mediocre.

## Sleep

* 13.906789-4.5558531 Le Campement (North of the Grand Mosque). The rooms here are decent enough and well-priced at 10000CFA.
* Hotel Djenne, Doteme Tolo. This is a newly built hotel that includes a restaurant $69.
* 13.903447-4.5480972 $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Djenne Djenno (Outside of the city), ☏ +223 7933 1526, res@hoteldjennedjenno.com. Owned by a Swedish expat, this "malian boutique" mud brick hotel is richly decorated with traditional textiles from the local Bogolan tradition. Has an on-site restaurant and also organizes excursions. From 26000 CFA per night.

## Go next

On Tuesday morning there is a minibus to Bamako leaving at around 7:30 (7500CFA). (It may operate other mornings, too - check.)
Otherwise, for westbound destinations you can get a minibus headed for Sevare and get off at the junction with the main road (2500CFA), where frequent buses run to Sissako and Bamako.
# Dja Faunal Reserve

Dja Faunal Reserve, in the south-eastern part of Cameroon, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

## Understand
### Flora and fauna

There are many different animals, including monkeys, in the reserve. However, you probably won’t see them.

### Climate
## Get in

The road is rough and dirt. It might look a short way on the map, but it takes a while. Buses do go to the village just outside the reserve, or you could take a 4x4 vehicle. But, be wary during the rainy season, you could easily get stuck for days.

## Fees and permits

You are required to pay a park fee, hire a nature guard (he or she will have a gun), and probably a guide as well. Total should be around 10000 to 15000 CFA for all three.

## Get around

You'll have to walk, there are no other transport options in the reserve.

## See

Pygmy villages, you could pay to see a traditional dance.

## Buy

There isn't much to buy, or many options. The locals may have something for you if asked.

## Eat and drink

Best to take your own food if picky. Some of the locals may cook for you if you ask (~3000 CFA).

## Sleep

Your two options are camping or staying in the village just outside the reserve.

## Stay safe

It's best to go with a guide who knows the area and can advise on all the above. Contact a tour company (e.g. in Yaoundé).
# El Bolsón

El Bolsón$^{[deadlink]}$ is a city in Rio Negro.

## Understand

El Bolsón is a town situated in the southwest of Río Negro Province, Argentina, at the foot of the Piltriquitron Mountain. Due to a series of valleys through the mountains of Chile to the Pacific Ocean, El Bolsón has an unusually mild climate for its southern location.
El Bolsón area's first non-indigenous inhabitants were German immigrants that arrived to the valley from Chile as an offshoot of the colonization of Llanquihue. In the 1970s hippies from Buenos Aires migrated to El Bolsón. This is a popular destination for Argentinian students and some international hippies and hippie wannabes. It is a relaxed, nice place with lots of budget accommodation options, a reasonably-sized handicrafts market, a number of micro-brew beers (you be the judge about the range of quality), and tons of often free live music etc. All in all, a good place to be.

## Get in

There are buses from Buenos Aires via Bariloche. You can also get there from Trelew.

## Get around

El Bolsón is a small place and is easily walkable. There was a bus service in 2010 to get from the downtown to nearby trailheads.

## See

The markets in the city centre are worthwhile. The hiking in the area is really fantastic and the views from the city are lovely.

## Do

Hiking in the area is popular. The Club Andino Piltriquitron can provide information. You should register with them if you plan on doing any multi-day trips and they can store your luggage for a small fee. There are a number of refugios which you can visit during your hike. Some of these cabins have hot showers, bathrooms, unlimited yerba mate, meals etc. There is a range in how rustic these cabins are. You can camp around them and use facilities, or, if you don't have your camping gear (but do have a sleeping bag), you can sleep in the upstairs for a small fee. Many of these refugios sell homemade beer, wine, and food- much of which is grown or raised on-site. The more popular cabins can get very busy (so best to arrive early if you don't have a tent), but the wonderful staff do their best to accommodate. Warning: some of the trails can be treacherous at times, so good footwear is advised. The scenery is spectacular.

## Buy

Hairdressers. There is only 1 in town as for as is noticeable. By the service station on the main road. I guess hippies don't cut their hair much :)

## Sleep

There are many hostels, though none are located on the main strip (50-60 pesos in dorm). They get booked up in the high season so if you're picky you should book in advance. Hostel La Casita Naranja at Dr. Armando Miklos 3557 is one option, with an option for an add-on breakfast and chance to mingle with fellow backpackers.
Cheaper camping is available in sites across the river.

## Connect

Due to the high concentration of backpackers, WiFi can be found everywhere, though not necessarily free.

## Go next

* Lago Puelo
# El-Ashmunein

El Ashmunein is 44 km south of Minya in Middle Egypt.

## Understand

Home to a big temple of the wisdom god Thoth, it was known in the Ancient Egyptian language as ḫmnw Khemenu, the "city of the Eight Gods", and in Greek as Hermopolis Magna, "the City of Hermes". It was a place of great resort and opulence, ranking second to Thebes alone.
A provincial capital since the Old Kingdom of Egypt, Hermopolis developed into a major city of Roman Egypt, and an early Christian center from the third century. It was abandoned after the Muslim conquest but was restored as both a Latin Catholic (meanwhile suppressed) and a Coptic Orthodox titular see.

## Get in

The town is 44 km south of Minya and 8 km north of Mallawi. Both of these cities are served by railway services.

## See

* 27.78139430.80171 Hermopolis Magna archaeological site. The only remnant of the temple is the portico, consisting of a double row of pillars, six in each row. There is a small open-air museum in which stand two massive statues of Thoth as a baboon worshipping the sun, and a few carved blocks of masonry. Outside the temple complex stand the remains of a basilica, built in the 5th century over earlier buildings. (updated Aug 2020)
* 27.73802730.7042942 Hermopolis Magna's necropolis (12 km west at Tuna el-Gebel). Its oldest monument is one of the Boundary Stelae of Akhetaten, up in the cliffs, protected by glass, which makes it quite difficult to see properly, but prevents further erosion. The tomb of the 4th century BC high priest Petosiris is famous since antiquity. A collective tomb of senior officials and high priests of Thoth was discovered in January, 2020. (updated Aug 2020)
# El-Obeid

El-Obeid is a city of 450,000 inhabitants in Kurdufan.

## Understand

Founded by the pashas of Ottoman Egypt in 1821, the city was sacked by the Mahdists in September 1883. It was then rebuilt on a modern plan in 1898, following the fall of the Mahdist empire. The population of El-Obeid today is majority Muslim, with a small Christian presence. The town is the site of an airport and an oil refinery. El-Obeid is home to the University of Kordofan, one of the largest universities in Sudan, established in 1990. Since 1989, the city also has been home to a French Association that serves as a Sudanese-French cultural centre in cooperation with the university's French language department

## Get in

* 13.188830.22481 El-Obeid railway station. (updated Jul 2022)

## See

* 13.179230.21871 Shikan Museum (متحف شيكان). (updated Jul 2022)
* 13.180830.21982 Our Lady Queen of Africa Cathedral. Historic Roman Catholic church. (updated Jul 2022)
# Ekom-Nkam Waterfalls

Ekom-Nkam Waterfalls (French: Chutes d’Ekom Nkam) is in the Northwest Highlands of Cameroon.

## Understand

Ekom-Nkam Waterfalls consists of two main waterfalls that drop 80 m (260 ft) over a cliff in a beautiful jungle setting. One of the waterfalls is perennial, while the other only appears during the rainy season along other, smaller waterfalls nearby. The falls are one of Cameroon's most popular tourist attractions and were featured in the award-winning 1984 film Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes.

## Get in

The closest town is Melong. The turnoff to the falls is about 5 km (3 mi) south of Melong along the N5 road. It is then about another 10 km (6 mi) along a dirt road to reach the falls.

## Fees and permits

You have to register as a visitor upon arrival at the falls, and there is a small entrance fee.

## Do

* Swim below the falls. This is only possible during the dry season.
* Hike to the top of the falls. Beware, the trail is slippery!

## Eat

There is a restaurant nearby.

## Stay safe

The hike to the top of the falls is a scramble. It is slippery, entirely unprotected, and there are some hazardous drops. Make sure you bring good footwear.
# Gembloux

Gembloux is a town in Wallonia, the French-speaking southern part of Belgium. Gembloux is located in the north of the province Namur. The town is inhabited by about 26,000 inhabitants (2018). Most of the town consists of fairly new residential buildings, however a small but picturesque centre is still preserved.

## Understand

* 50.5614944.6968811 Tourist Office, rue Sigebert 1, ☏ +32 81 62 69 60, otgembloux@hotmail.com. Located inside the former building of the Gembloux abbey.

## Get in
### By train

Gembloux is located on the major railway line connecting Brussels and Namur. Timetables can be found here: SNCB$^{[deadlink]}$, the national railway company, for national and international travels. The 50.570184.691191 Gembloux Railway station. is fairly close to the city centre, only some 10 minutes in walking distance.
* From Brussels: 1 hour
* From Namur: 15 to 20 minutes
* From Arlon: 1 hr 55 min

## Get around
### By public transport

The public transport network is operated by the Walloon bus company TEC. Tickets can be purchased from kiosks, or directly from bus drivers where they are only marginally more expensive. Do not expect bus drivers to converse fluently in English, so having your destination written out on a piece of paper may help to avoid confusion.

## See

* 50.5607274.6929671 Belfry, La Ruelle Thirion. The historical 35-m-high belfry of Gembloux is located on a rocky outcrop on the edge of the Orneau and in the center of the town. It is in fact the bell tower of the old Saint-Sauveur church, enhanced and fitted out to serve new communal functions. The bell tower officially became a belfry at the beginning of the 19th century. Since 2005 it has been classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the Belfries of Belgium and France.
* 50.5622864.6948812 Gembloux Abbey.
* 50.5595954.6937273 Bailli House (Maison du Bailli).

### Further afield

* 50.5327674.6559894 Castle of Corroy-le-Château, Corroy-le-Château. Located in a village 5 km away from the town centre of Gembloux.
* 50.5354.65455 Saint Lambert Church, Rue des Marronniers de Corroy, Corroy-le-Château. A Romanesque ensemble that can be traced back to the beginning of the 13th century. The completion of the church dates from the 18th century. It contains some beautiful wooden statues, including an impressive 17th-century Christ and the much later effigy of Notre-Dame de Corroy.

## Eat

There are a few restaurants in the town centre and several pitta options for a quick bite.
* 50.560834.697381 L'Estaminet, Place Saint-Guibert 6, ☏ +32 81 61 57 57. French-Belgian cuisine. (updated Jan 2022)

## Drink

Gembloux is a small town and the number of drinking establishments is very limited.

## Connect

* 50.5684.693962 Post Office, Av. de la Faculté d'Agronomie 85, ☏ +32 22 01 23 45. (updated Jan 2022)

## Go next

* Brussels — the national capital
* Namur — a pretty town on the banks of the Meuse river. It is also a gateway to the Ardennes and Luxembourg.
# Bagram

Bagram is the capital of Parwan Province, East Afghanistan in Afghanistan.

## Understand

Bagram is in a strategic location controlling access to the passes north of Kabul. Alexander the Great built a city called Alexandria in the Caucasus near here in the 4th century BCE, the Soviets had a major military base in the area when they invaded in the 20th century CE, and so did the Americans when they and their allies invaded in the 21st.
There's not much reason for a traveler to visit Bagram, and it's probably not the safest place to be either. If you are within the area, do not attempt to stop near the facilities and observe operations: this interest may be seen differently by others because the situation in Afghanistan is so volatile.

## See

* Abandoned Soviet Base

## Eat

* Aziz’s Restaurant
# Helensville

Helensville is a town in the Auckland Region of New Zealand, 40 km from Auckland city. It sits on the tidal Kaipara River, at the southern end of the very large Kaipara Harbour. It has a population of about 3,000. The smaller settlement of Parakai is 3 km to the north-west, and has a popular natural thermal aquatic centre and a skydiving airfield.

## Understand

* -36.6799174.44951 Visitor Information Centre, 5 Commercial Rd (inside Art Stop Cafe), ☏ +64 9 420 8060. M-Sa 10AM-4PM.

## Get in
### By car

From Auckland take the Northwestern Motorway then continue on State Highway 16.

### By bus

Two-hourly bus services (route 125) connect Helensville with Westgate in western Auckland.

## See

* -36.5198174.4481 Gibbs Farm sculptures, 2421 Kaipara Coast Hwy, Makarau. Once a month, 10AM-2PM. A private sculpture park in farmland. Has about 30 sculptures by well known modern artists including Sol LeWitt, Andy Goldsworthy and Anish Kapoor. Open one day a month, usually a Thursday. Booking required and you may need to book about six months in advance. Free. (updated Oct 2015)
* -36.6727174.45062 Helensville Railway Museum, 2 Railway St. W-Su 10AM-3PM. $3.
* -36.676174.4443 Helensville Pioneer Museum, Riverside Reserve, Mill Rd. W Sa Su 1-3:30PM (closed mid-Dec to early Jan). $5.

## Do

* Ali-Kat Charters. Fishing charters on the Kaipara Harbour.
* Kaipara Cruises. Three-hour to two-day cruises on the Kaipara River and Kaipara Harbour. The farthest cruises go to Dargaville, at the northern end of the harbour.
* Mataia Walks. One-day or two-day walks through farmland, saltmarsh wetlands and coastal forests, where there is an active ecological restoration project, and a population of kiwi. In conjunction with Mataia Homestead (see Sleep section below). (updated Nov 2017)
* Mt Auckland (Atuanui) walkway, Glorit (about 30 minutes drive north of Helensville). Walk 3.5 km (1 hr 45 min) each way through regenerating native forest to the summit (305 metres), where there are panoramic views of Kaipara Harbour and Hoteo River estuary. (updated Nov 2017)
* -36.6606174.43321 Parakai Springs, 150 Parkhurst Rd, Parakai. Su-Th 10AM-9PM, F Sa 10AM-10PM. Natural thermal water pools, indoor and outdoor, big waterslides.
* -36.651174.43072 Skydive Auckland, 76 Green Rd, Parakai (West Auckland Airport (Parakai Airfield)).
* Woodhill Forest, off State Highway 16 (3 km south of Helensville). Daily 8:30AM-sunset. Has a bike park where children learn how to ride on tracks amongst the trees. Other activities in the area include BMX trails and racing and a huge high ropes course set in the forest called Tree Adventures (bookings recommended). There are 8 courses to do and it can take 2-4 hours depending on skill and fitness.

## Sleep

* Mataia Homestead, 2791 Kaipara Coast Highway, Glorit (23 minutes drive north of Helensville). Accommodation in the homestead and in a cottage. (updated Nov 2017)

## Go next

* East to Puhoi
* Muriwai – surf and fishing beach
* Wellsford – town 57 km to the north