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# Mora (New Mexico)

Mora is a town in Northeast New Mexico. Its proximity to the Sangre de Cristo Mountains makes it a useful base of operations for hunting, fishing, hiking, etc.

## Get in

The nearest city with major commercial air service is Albuquerque, about 150 miles to the south. To drive to Mora from Albuquerque, follow I-25 to Las Vegas (New Mexico), then turn north on NM 65. This road can be difficult going in the winter.

## See

* 35.9419-105.3971 Morphy Lake State Park. (updated May 2018)

## Do

* Anthony Rivera Professional Outfitters, Inc., P.O. Box 950, ☏ +1 505 387-6578. One of several outfitters in town offering trips into the nearby Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

## Eat

* Crystal's Cafe, Hwy 518, ☏ +1 505 387-9299.
* Pizza Pro/Sub City of Mora, HC 34 BOX 542 (HWY 518 MM30), ☏ +1 575-387-5602. 10AM-9PM.

## Sleep

* Mora Inn & RV Park, HC 34 Box 610 (Cleveland), ☏ +1 505 387-5230. Call ahead before planning to stay there. In addition to sleeping amenities, there is a lovely restaurant serving authentic New Mexican and American dishes.
# Morant Bay

Morant Bay is a city in the parish of Saint Thomas in Surrey County in Southwest Jamaica.

## Get in

There are taxicabs and buses that go to Morant Bay every day from Kingston, Port Antonio, Ochio Rios, Mandeville and other cities and towns in Jamaica.

## See

Morant Bay was the site of the Morant Bay Rebellion in 1865, led by Jamaican national hero Paul Bogle, a very significant event in the history of Jamaica and the struggle for freedom from colonialism.
The site of the courthouse where the action happened burned down in 2007, but the famous Paul Bogle statue is there. In 2005, even the historic society was struggling, but this is definitely a place to visit if you are into history.
* Memorial Garden — Opposite the court house is a memorial garden for the Jamaican soldiers who lost their lives during World War 1. At the centre of the gardens, a monument has been erected in their honour.
* Morant Bay Fort — Behind the court house is a small park containing the ruins of the Morant Bay Fort. The fort dates from 1758 and was designed to hold nine guns. Three cannons remain there today. During an excavation behind the court house in 1973 in the park, the bodies of 79 people were discovered. They are believed to have been killed during the 1865 rebellion. Their remains were reinterred in a mass grave in the park. A plaque was installed to commemorate their lives.
* Morant Bay Court House — The Morant Bay Rebellion began as a protest outside the court house. It was destroyed by fire during the rebellion but was rebuilt afterwards. This historic court house was destroyed by fire in 2007. A statue of Paul Bogle, sculpted by Edna Manley (wife of Norman Manley and mother of Michael Manley), had been installed outside the court house, but it was put into storage after the 2007 fire. A new court house was completed and opened in August 2014. The 9,013 square-foot building includes two courtrooms with jury boxes, two judges’ chambers, a registry, clerk’s office, jury room, witness room, lunch room, sick bay, holding area with police post, public sanitary facilities, and a 40 feet container for storage of files and accommodation for the bailiff.
* St. Thomas Parish Church — Located to the West of the Court House. It was constructed in 1865 to replace another church which previously occupied the site.

## Connect
### Emergency

In case of emergency, dial the police, from any phone (even without signal), at 119. You are required to use the dial pad for processing. Morant Bay is served by the Morant Bay Police.
# Bethlehem (New Hampshire)

Bethlehem is a city in New Hampshire.

## Sleep

* Bear Mountain Lodge, 3249 Main St, ☏ +1 603 869-2189.
# Bethlehem (Free State)

Bethlehem is in the Free State subdivision of South Africa. The town is in the heart of the picturesque north-eastern Free State and developed as a service centre.

## Understand

It is a wheat-growing area and named after the biblical Bethlehem (from "Beit Lechem", Hebrew for "house of bread").
Agriculture plays an important role in the economy of the area. Crops include wheat, maize, asparagus, yellow peaches and apples.
The town lies at an altitude of 1,700 metres (5,600 ft) and this contributes to its cool climate with frosty winters and mild summers. The average annual temperature is around 14 °C (57 °F).
* Dihlabeng Tourism Information. (updated Apr 2021)

## Get in

Bethlehem is approximately 240 km (150 mi) north-east of Bloemfontein, 140 km (87 mi) east of Kroonstad and 90 km (56 mi) west of Harrismith.

### By road

Bethlehem is on the N5 road to the provincial capital Bloemfontein via Senekal and Winburg to the N1. Other regional roads in the town are R76 road to Kroonstad (north), the R26 road to Reitz and Fouriesburg (north east and south) respectively.

### By train

Bethlehem is on the main passenger railway line between Bloemfontein and Durban.

### By plane

Bethlehem is served by a small airport with chartered daily flights to Bloemfontein and Johannesburg.

## See

* Nazareth Mission Church Museum displays costumes, porcelain, leather and wood, and antiquated kitchen utensils and farming implements
Heritage sites in Bethlehem:
* 14 President Burgers Street
* A B Baartman Wagon House
* Loch Athlone Dam Wall
* Main Building of the Bethlehem Technical College
* Nederduitse Gereformeerde Mother Church
* Old Magistrates Court
* Old Nederduitse Gereformeerde Mission Church parsonage
* Old Nederduitse Gereformeerde Mission Church
* St Andrews Presbyterian Church
* St Augustine Anglican Church
* Strapps Shop
* The Seminary
* Town Hall
* Wooden Spoon Restaurant

## Do

* Pretoriuskloof Nature Reserve offers lovely walks alongside the river Jordan River as it meanders through the town amidst willow trees and towering krantzes
* Wolhuterskop Game and Nature Reserve (on the outskirts of town), ☏ +27 58 303 5732 ext 2269. You can see the game by car, on horseback, or along the hiking trail, and stay in an overnight hut: large herds of zebras, rooihartebees, eland, springbuck, impala, black wildebees and many other antelope species. Hunting packages are available during the season.
* Water sports: there are four dams in the vicinity of Bethlehem.
* The National Hot Air Balloon Championship and Air Show in late May/June
* The Maluti Classic Cycle Tour is held during October

## Buy

Bethlehem is the main center of the eastern Free State where people from other towns do their shopping, the main shopping malls are:
* Bethlehem mall
* Dihlabeng mall
* Maluti square
* Village square
* Metropolitan life centre
* Shoprite centre
Typical high street shopping is found along the Muller, Cambridge, Louw, Church, High and other surrounding streets.
# Bethuadahari Wildlife Sanctuary

Bethuadahari Wildlife Sanctuary is in the Nadia district of West Bengal, India. It is at 24 km (15 mi) from Krishnanagar.

## Understand

Bethuadahari is a man-made forest in Nadia district with two big water bodies. Very densely covered with trees the area is fenced and clearly separated from human settlement.

### History

The sanctuary covering 67 hectares was established in 1980.

### Landscape

It is a flat Gangetic Plain all around.
The Salim Ali trail, inside the forest, leads to a pond where rare turtles are preserved. The same pond houses saltwater alligators known as gharial. Every morning they come out of the pond as they are fed by forest guards. One has to be here to enjoy the scene.

### Flora and fauna

Animals in the sanctuary are chital or spotted deer, jackal, porcupine, and langur.
Bird species include parakeets, Indian cuckoos, barbets and other smaller birds.
Pythons, monitor lizards and gharials are also found.
Among the trees found within the sanctuary are shal, teak, arjun, Indian rosewood, and bamboo.

### Climate
## Get in

It is located beside National Highway 34. Therefore, those travelling by car can easily get in. Buses ply on NH 34.

### By train

* 23.611588.38391 Bethuadahari railway station. Take Lalgola-Sealdah Passengers or Hazarduari Express from Kolkata station, or the Bhagirathi Express from Sealdah and get off at Bethuadahari railway station. Express trains stop at Bethuadahari.

## Sleep
### Lodging

* 23.606788.40481 Abhinandan Lodge, Budhbar Hat Tala, Khidirpur (outside the sanctuary in a nearby town), ☏ +91 3474 256025.
# Bethesda (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Bethesda:

### USA

* Bethesda - A city in Maryland.

### Wales

* Bethesda - A town in Gwynedd.
# Bethlehem (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Bethlehem:

### Palestinian territories

* Bethlehem - A city in the West Bank.

### Netherlands

* Bethlehem (Netherlands) - A town in the Netherlands.

### South Africa

* Bethlehem (Free State) - A town in South Africa.

### United States of America

* Bethlehem (Connecticut) - A town in the state of Connecticut.
* Bethlehem (Georgia) - A town in the state of Georgia.
* Bethlehem (Maryland) - A town in the state of Maryland.
* Bethlehem (New Hampshire) - A town in the state of New Hampshire.
* Bethlehem (New York) - A town in the state of New York.
* Bethlehem (North Carolina) - A town in the state of North Carolina.
* Bethlehem (Pennsylvania) - A city in the state of Pennsylvania.
* Bethlehem (West Virginia) - A town in the state of West Virginia.
# Kahuku

Kahuku is a small town on the north shore of Oahu.

## Get in

The Kamehameha Highway runs through town.

## Get around

The town is small and pretty easily navigable on foot. You would be walking along busy Kam Highway though, which is a two-lane highway, so if you're walking- do so with care.
TheBus runs regularly through Kahuku. A daily bus pass /card costs $5.50 but must be paid for in cash, and allows you to reboard the bus as many times as you want. Keep a bus card and near Kahuku, you can reload it at the 7-11 in Hauula or at the Foodland in Laie. If you're staying more than two weeks in Hawaii, a monthly bus card might be more suitable, for $70 cash.

## See

* Kahuka Mill Shopping Center. An old sugar mill that visitors can tour on their own.

## Do

Nearby golf courses include the 9-hole Kahuku Golf Course, as well as the championship Arnold Palmer and George Fazio courses on the Turtle Bay Resort.
Kahuku is near many surfing spots including the Banzai Pipeline, Sunset Beach, Waimea Bay, Pupkea, and Rocky Point.

## Eat

Kahuku is known for its shrimp trucks along Kamehameha Highway. Those who stop can buy raw shrimp or cooked shrimp dishes like shrimp scampi, shrimp with garlic, and sweet & spicy shrimp. Most shrimp dishes come with rice and fruit or salad. Shrimp trucks include Giovanni's Shrimp Truck, Famous Kahuku Shrimp Truck, Blue Water Shrimp, Romy's Kahuku Prawns and Shrimp Hut, Macky's Kahuku Shrimp Truck, and Fumi's Kahuku Shrimp and Seafood and prices are generally less than $10 for a plate lunch.
* Kahuku Superette, 56-505 Kamehameha Hwy. This unassuming little market is a good place to pick up food and other things you might need, but those in the know also head here for some super tasty poke with rice on the cheap ($5 worth will satisfy all but the hungriest of Polynesians).

## Sleep

* Turtle Bay Resort, 57-091 Kamehameha Hwy, ☏ +1 808 293-8811. A luxury resort on 880 acres, with 5 mi (8 km) of beaches and 12 mi (19 km) of trails. Private, luxurious condos like the four-bedroom Hale Kai Villa that begin at $2,000 a night are also available for celebrities and others who want all the amenities of the Resort but with more privacy and luxuries like a private pool, gourmet kitchen, and the availability of a private chef. Doubles, suites and cottages, $400-900.
* Turtle Bay Vacation Rentals (Beachside Ocean Villas and Kuilima Condos), 57-091 Kamehameha Hwy. Ocean villas from $576, golf course estates from $226.
# Kahurangi National Park

Kahurangi National Park is a national park near the northwest corner of the South Island of New Zealand. At 4,520 km² (about 1750 sq mi) it is the second largest of New Zealand's 13 national parks.
Since 2007, the park has been on the tentative list for world heritage.

## Understand
### History

The national park was formed in 1996, although much of the area was part of a forest park since the 1960s.

### Climate
## Get in
## Fees and permits

* There is no entrance fee for the park, but permits are required for hunting and fishing, and fees are charged for staying at a hut.

## Do

* Heaphy Track . A 78-km walk through native forest that takes 4–6 days, the longest of New Zealand's nine Great Walks. It runs between Brown Hut, inland from Collingwood in Golden Bay, and Karamea, at the northern end of the West Coast region. It can be walked from either end. The highest point is Perry Saddle at about 900 m.
* Wangapeka Track is a challenging 4–6 day tramping track. One end of the tramp is near the Rolling River Junction in the Waimea Basin in the east and the other end is close to the West Coast near Little Wanganui, just south of larger town of Karamea.

## Sleep
### Lodging
### Backcountry

* The DOC run an extensive network of huts in the park.

## Go next

* Abel Tasman National Park
* The following cities are close to the park:
** Collingwood
** Mapua
** Motueka
** Murchison
** Nelson
** Onekaka
** Takaka
** Wakefield
** Westport
# Kaiapoi

Kaiapoi is a town just north of Christchurch on the east coast of the South Island of New Zealand. It lies 17 km from central Christchurch, and north of the Waimakariri River. The town is a separate community, but also a commuter suburb of its city neighbour.

## Get in

The motorway north from Christchurch, State Highway 1, bypasses just to the west of Kaiapoi. Access to town from the north is from the turnoff just before entering the motorway, otherwise one must travel past town to the next exit and come back from the south. From Christchurch, there are several exits, as most traffic is Christchurch bound.
Metro provides a public bus service from Christchurch on its Blue Line.
Taxi and car rental are also options for travelling the short distance from Christchurch.

## See

* Waimakariri River
* North Canterbury Food & Wine Trail

## Do

Kaiapoi is home to a number of sport and recreational facilities such as the Woodford Glen Speedway, The Cure Rowing Club and is well represented in both codes of Rugby. The town is also home to a strong salmon fishing community.

## Eat

* Teppanyaki Takao
* Tikka Talk Indian Restaurant
* Jagz of Sovereign Palms
* Rivertown Cafe
* 3 Cows Bar & Restaurant

## Sleep

There are few accommodation options in Kaiapoi, with popular options being Copper Beech B&B and Kaiapoi on Williams. Both are situated in the heart of town.

## Go next

* Rangiora – a short distance to the north-west
* Waipara – further away to the north up SH 1
# Kaibab Plateau

Kaibab Plateau is in a plateau near the Grand Canyon's North Rim. This includes the small community of Jacob Lake, at the junction of US Route 89A and Arizona 67.

## Understand

The Kaibab Plateau is an island surrounded by lower elevations. The plateau, with elevation up to 9,215 feet (2,800 m) is bordered on the south by the Grand Canyon, on the east and the west by tributary canyons of the Colorado River, and on the north by tiers of uplifted cliffs.

### Visitor information center

* 36.712815-112.2171311 Kaibab Plateau Visitor Center, corner of Highways AZ 67 and US-89A, ☏ +1 928-643-7298. 8AM–5PM. (updated Dec 2021)

## Get in

From the east, this area can be reached by taking the US Route 89A headed north then west from Bitter Springs, at the junction of US 89 and US 89A. From the northwest, this can be reached along US 89A headed southeast from Kanab and Fredonia.

## See

* Kaibab National Forest. The North Kaibab district is north of the Grand Canyon.

## Buy

* Jacob Lake Inn Gift Shop, See #Sleep. Gift shop run by Jacob Lake Inn. (updated Dec 2021)

## Eat

* 36.71386-112.216961 Jacob Lake Inn and Gift Shop, Hwy 89A & AZ-67, ☏ +1 928-643-7232, jacob@jacoblake.com. Summer: 6:30AM-9PM; winter 8AM-8PM. Has exceptionally good cookies and malts. About 40 mi (64 km) north of the rim, and outside of the park. Also offers comfortable lodging.

## Sleep
### Lodging

* 36.713615-112.2166631 Jacob Lake Inn, AZ-67 & Highway 89A, Fredonia, ☏ + 1 928-643-7232. Check-in: 4PM, check-out: 11AM. (updated Dec 2021)

### Camping

* 36.716452-112.2146152 Jacob Lake Campground, Jacob Lake Campground Rd, Fredonia, ☏ +1 877-444-6777. Check-in: 2PM. (updated Dec 2021)
* 36.7093-112.2310133 Kaibab Camper Village, Forest Service Rd, Fredonia, ☏ +1 928-643-7804. (updated Dec 2021)

### Backcountry
## Go next

* Northwest-bound on US 89A - into Utah's Canyon Country:
** Town of Fredonia, Arizona - just south of the Arizona-Utah border - 30 mi (48 km).
** Town of Kanab, Utah and gateway to Zion National Park.
* South-bound on AZ 67 - to the big ditch:
** The North Rim of the Grand Canyon, about 45 mi (72 km) - with a view that is not as crowded as the South rim and is only open during the summer.
* East-bound on US 89A - down off the plateau:
** Rafting tours of the Grand Canyon begin at Lees Ferry on the Colorado River, about 40 mi (64 km).
** Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, about 40 mi (64 km) - with Lees Ferry and Lonely Dell Ranch.
** Horseshoe Bend - near City of Page, Arizona - 80 mi (130 km).
# Central Algeria

Central Algeria is the metropolitan area surrounding Algiers, the capital of Algeria, on the Mediterranean coast.

## Provinces

* Boumerdès Province (Boumerdes) Situated along the Mediterranean coast of Algeria, making it a coastal region with picturesque landscapes. Part of the larger Kabylie region.
* Béjaïa Province (Bejaia) Part of the larger Kabylie region, it is known for its breathtaking coastal landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and historical significance.

## Cities

The most notable cities in Central Algeria:
* 36.7763893.0586111 Algiers (Arabic: الجزائر) – the capital city and the main starting point for all travel in Algeria.
* 36.7511115.0641672 Bejaia (Arabic: بجاية‎) – a Meditteranean port city with a large ethnic Berber population
* 36.4722222.8333333 Blida (Arabic: البليدة) – a picturesque, lush, vibrant city
* 36.3783333.89254 Bouira (Arabic: البويرة) – a charming city that beckons travelers seeking a tranquil escape to nature
* 36.7594443.4727785 Boumerdes
* 36.26752.756 Médéa
* 36.80583.23017 Tamentfoust
* 36.7254.0583338 Tizi Ouzou
* 35.6072221.8105569 Tissemsilt

## Other destinations

* 36.5941812.4430221 Tipasa - UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its Byzantine, Roman and Phoenician ruins.

## Understand

Central Algeria, "الجزائر العاصمة" in Arabic, is one of the most visited regions in Algeria, and it's densely populated.

## See

* The public garden "حديقة التجارب" is worth visiting, it's located in Mohamed Belouizdad street in Hamma.

## Eat

* Try the local pancakes, "زلابية" it's pronounced "zalabia".
* Also try the traditional food "chakh-choukha".
* Don't forget to try "Garantita", "Karantika" in some places.
# Central Angola

Central Angola is a region of Angola that comprises the provinces of Benguela, Kwanza Sul, Huambo, and Bié. Most of the region is occupied by the central highlands, known in Portuguese as the Planalto Central. The escarpment at the western edge of the plateau drops to the coastal plains in Benguela.

## Cities

* -12.5513.4166671 Benguela
* -12.76666715.7333332 Huambo
* -12.38333316.9333333 Kuito
* -12.3513.5463894 Lobito
* -11.205213.84175 Sumbe

## Other destinations

* Lau Lau Falls — near Kuito
* Luando River Falls
* Mount Moco — Angola's highest summit, near Huambo
* Mutumbo Falls
* Sumbe Caves — beautiful caves in a jungle-filled canyon near the small city of Sumbe, about four hours south of Luanda
* Wongo Falls

## Get in

Catumbela Airport (CBT)
# Central (Louisiana)

Central is a region in Louisiana. This area is also known as Cenla or the Crossroads.

## Regions

* Natchitoches Parish

## Cities

* 31.31125-92.4451941 Alexandria - the principal city of Central Louisiana
* 31.8935-93.118222 Campti
* 31.5197-92.70833 Colfax
* 30.851389-93.2902784 DeRidder
* 31.0947-92.40035 Lecompte
* 31.1436-93.27116 Leesville
* 31.567169-93.4882717 Many
* 31.7431-93.0958 Natchitoches
* 31.3224-92.43439 Pineville
* 31.5683-91.434210 Vidalia
* 31.14658-92.4973611 Woodworth

## Other destinations

* 31.3389-92.41251 Kisatchie National Forest

## Understand

The Red River flows through the center of this region. Agriculture dominates in the alluvial plain along the Red River where crops such as cotton, soybeans, and corn are grown. The eastern part of Central Louisiana is part of the Mississippi River Alluvial Plain. A large portion of Central Louisiana is covered by Kisatchie National Forest, which contains an abundance of pine trees and rolling hills. Some parts of Central Louisiana are swampy and bayous flow through the area as well.
Typical Deep South culture is predominate in this area. However, there is a significant Cajun presence in some areas, including the Alexandria area, and there is a unique Creole culture around Natchitoches.

## Get in

Alexandria International Airport (AEX)

## See

31.774701-91.8250661 Fort Beauregard, LA-124 & Memorial Drive, Harrisonburg. Sunrise to Sunset. Site of old Army fort and May 1863 skirmish between Union Navy and Confederate garrison during the Civil War. Historical markers, picnic areas, and scenic views of Harrisonburg and the Ouachita River. Free. (updated Aug 2018)
# Kapuvár

Kapuvár (Croatian: Kapuja, German: Kobrunn) is a town of 10,000 people (2021) and a district in Győr-Moson-Sopron County. The town is known for its thermal water which some believe has hydrotherapeutic properties.

## Get in

Kapuvár town is halfway between Győr and Sopron. It is served by the M85 motorway and main road 85.
By train from Győr or Sopron, it is 40 km.

## See
### In the town

* 47.59333317.0269441 Rábaköz Museum (Rábaközi Múzeum), Fő tér 1.. Its collection includes prehistoric tools, clay pots and Bronze Age weapons found in excavations in the area.
* Hanság Wildlife Exhibition (Hanság Élővilága Kiállítás), on the Oslo-Kapuvár road in Kapuvár-Öntésmajor. A permanent exhibition of the Rábaköz Museum in the former major school of the former major, north of Kapuvár.
* Watermill
* Esterházy Castle
* Flora Spa
* St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church
* St. Sebastian's Roman Catholic Church

### In the district

* 47.45117.0332 Dénesfa (Kapuvár 17 km. By train Csorna (24 km), Szombathely (48 km)). Cziráky Mansion (built in 1620s for Water Castle, rebuilt between 1825-1830, classicist style, following plans by József Hild) and its English park, King's Chapel (in memory of Charles IV of Hungary also known as Charles I of Austria, Located: toward Répceszemere).
* 47.55117.0173 Hövej (Croatian: Huvlja) (S of 8 km Kapuvár, take a bus). Lace Museum (Fő u. 54.)
* 47.51717.0974 Mihályi (by bus E 50 km of Sopron, S 10 km of Kapuvár, SW 10 km of Csorna). Dőry mansion (1560s, rebuilt 1860s) and its park, Roman Catholic Church (three naves, one towered, built in 1712. was expanded in 1854), Lutheran church (1948).
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* 47.49917.1285 Vadosfa (W 52 km of Győr, S 15 km of Kapuvár). King Saint Stephen Roman Catholic Church (1754); Evangelical Church (1732-1734, 1912)

## Do
### In the town

* The wines of the Sopron wine region are available here, and wine-tastings and wine-tours are popular.
* A three-day cultural programme (Days of Kapuvár) is held in the town on Saint Anne's day on 25–26 July every year, with performances of music, art and folk groups.
* Flóra Beach and thermal bath
* horseback riding
* biking
* bird sanctuary (area: 2,500 ha)

### In the district

* In Mihályi: walk, there are protected tree lines: strawberry, linden and sycamore
* In Hövej: Berek Fishing Lake
* In Dénesfa: Sport fishing (in the Park Lake and two quarry)

## Eat

Local gastronomic specialties include "clasp-knife platter of Kapuvár," rolled meat of Hany Istók, slaughterman liver, foreleg ham of Kapuvár, rolled meat of Hanság, fritter-like pastry, rolled crêpes filled with preserves, and "pretzel of Rábaköz."

## Sleep

Dénesfa has two guesthouses, and "Vadgesztenye" guest hotel.
Kapuvár has camping$^{[deadlink]}$.