OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Lower Assam

Lower Assam is a region west of Assam, India.

## Cities

* 26.4890.561 Bongaigaon — Commercial and industrial hub, home to many monuments of Assamese culture
* 26.80305693.5544442 Borgang — experience the rich folklore and culture of rural Assam in a picturesque landscape.
* 26.1790.623 Goalpara —
* 26.183391.73334 Guwahati — Capital and largest city in Assam, city of temples, history and archaeological sites
* 26.4791.635 Rangia — Major railway town and a part of Kamrupi cultural region.
* 26.624592.7916 Tezpur — Ancient town and also said to be the cultural capital of Assam, with many historical ruins with the Himalayas as a backdrop.

## Other destinations

* 26.71666790.9333331 Manas National Park — the wildlife park is in the foothills of Eastern Himalayas, where the river Manah flows with picturesque turns and clean water and sandy beaches. Although Manas is primarily a tiger reserve, it possesses numerous other valuable flora and fauna; the park is situated roughly 150 km west of Guwahati.
* 27.0192.792 Nameri National Park — One of the most scenic national parks of Assam, Nameri comes as a delight for the nature-loving and bird-watching traveller. The bird life is particularly superb. Also, the chances of spotting a Tiger are very high.
* 26.6192.363 Orang National Park (Mini Kaziranga National Park) — Marshes, streams and grasslands provide a habitat for the Indian rhinoceros, Asian elephant, wild buffalo and tiger. It provides a home for many migratory species of birds and reptiles.

## Get in
### By plane

There are three airports serving the region, with the busiest airport being Guwahati Airport (GAU). Other airports include Tezpur (TEZ) and Rupsi (RUP ).
* 26.14111189.9066671 Rupsi Airport (RUP ). Flights to Guwahati and Kolkata. (updated Jan 2023)
# Travel news/2012
## July 2012

* Islamist Rebels Destroy Historic Shrines of Timbuktu—a UNESCO World Heritage Site (1 July 2012)
* Solomon Islands Host Quadrennial Festival of Pacific Arts (1 July 2012)

## June 2012

* California Adventure expands (15 June 2012)

## May 2012

* New low-cost airline in Colombia (30 May 2012)
* Ice hockey world championship kicks off in Finland and Sweden (4 May 2012)

## April 2012

* Earthquake off Indonesia triggers tsunami alert (11 April 2012)

## March 2012

* Walk About Love starts Walking (20 March 2012)
* Japan Introduces New and Cheaper Airlines (1 March 2012)

## February 2012

* Kairakuen Reopens for the First Time After Quake (7 February 2012)
* Floods in Eastern Australia (3 February 2012)
* Deep Freeze in Eastern Europe (3 February 2012)
* Hungarian National Airline Malev Closes Down (3 February 2012)
# Travel news/2006
## December

* Large earthquake hits Taiwan (27 December 2006)
* Ethiopian military attacks targets inside Somalia (23 December 2006)
* Denver airport closed by blizzard (22 December 2006)
* Dense fog cripples Heathrow airport (22 December 2006)
* Pinochet's death sparks riots in Chile (10 December 2006)
* Military Stages Coup in Fiji (5 December 2006)
* Daylight savings affecting flight times (3 December 2006)

## November

* Fiji military commander not engaging (10 November 2006)
* New carry-on rules in EU (6 November 2006)
* Military coup threat in Fiji (4 November 2006)

## October

* London-Hong Kong £75 (27 October 2006)
* Earthquakes in Hawaii (15 October 2006)
* Haze in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore (7 October 2006)
* Another SAS strike possible (04 October 2006)

## September

* All flights to new Bangkok airport (28 September 2006)
* Carry-on limits relaxed (25 September 2006)
* Islamic holiday of Ramadan begins (23 September 2006)
* Coup in Thailand (19 September 2006)
* New Bangkok airport opens (15 Sep 2006)

## August

* Kinshasa situation easing (24 Aug 2006)
* Chaos in Kinshasa (22 Aug 2006)
* UK carry-on rules eased (15 August 2006)
* Airport chaos in the UK (10 August 2006)
* Philippine volcano warning (7 August 2006)
* Biman Bangladesh in trouble (1 Aug 2006)

## July

* Middle East unrest (27 July 2006)
* Serial blasts in Mumbai (11 July 2006)
* Tibet railway opens (2 July 2006)
* Shanghai South Station opens (1 July 2006)

## June

* Train disruption in Thailand (10 June 2006)
* Terminal shuffle at Tokyo (2 June 2006)

## May

* New Berlin station opens (28 May 2006)
* Fighting in East Timor (26 May 2006)
* Gang violence in São Paulo (16 May 2006)
* Volcano eruption near Yogyakarta (14 May 2006)
* Tourism industry boom in Brazil (11 May 2006)
* Varig near collapse (3 May 2006)

## April

* Volcanic eruption near Yogyakarta (18 April 2006)
* Demonstrations in Nepal (14 April 2006)
* Albuquerque's Tricentennial (13 April 2006)

## March

* Silent New Year in Bali (30 March 2006)
* Budget terminals at Sing, KL (23 March 2006)
* EU publishes blacklist of banned airlines (22 March 2006)
* New Kitakyushu Airport opens (16 March 2006)
* Ryanair charges for luggage (16 March 2006)
* Serial Bomb blasts in Varanasi (7 March 2006)
* Bus strike in Finland (5 March 2006)

## February

* Carnivale! (28 February 2006)
* Cape Town Power failure (19 February 2006)
* Kobe Airport opens (16 February 2006)
* Danish, Norwegian embassies in Syria set on fire (4 February 2006)

## January

* Travel communities spread online (27 January 2006)
* Northern Italy under massive snowing (27 January 2006)
* SAS strike over (26 January 2006)
* Caracas airport bridge closure (11 January 2006)
* Harbin Ice Festival opens (05 January 2006)
* Ukrainian gas dispute (04 January 2006)
* New passport policy for U.S. travel (01 September 2005)
# Travel news/2007
## December

* Freer travel in Europe (21 Dec 2007)

## November

* Foreigners give Japan the finger (20 Nov 2007)
* Eurostar moves to St. Pancras (14 Nov 2007)
* Flight delays across South Africa (11 Nov 2007)
* Pakistan shuts down (9 Nov 2007)

## October

* Europe reverts (26 Oct 2007)
* The A380 takes off (25 Oct 2007)
* Wildfires burn in southern California (22 October 2007)
* Transit strike Paralyzes Paris (18 Oct 2007)

## September

* Violent crackdown in Burma (29 Sept 2007)
* World Tourism Day (27 Sep 2007)
* Magnitude 8.2 earthquake hits Indonesia (12 Sep 2007)
* Beggar banning (11 Sep 2007)

## August

* Curfew in Bangladesh (23 Aug 2007)
* Swiss Federal Railroad main line washed out (14 August 2007)
* American Virgins (8 August 2007)
* South Asia flooding (8 August 2007)

## July

* MyAir difficulties (22 July 2007)
* Japan Earthquake (16 July 2007)
* Boeing 787, Dreamliner (8 July 2007)
* New 7 Wonders (7 July 2007)
* Future of old San Leandro ferry pier (6 July 2007)

## June

* Glasgow airport closed (30 June 2007)
* US passport reprieve (8 June 2007)

## May

* Protests in Venezuela (29 May 2007)
* New Disneyland Attraction (25 May 2007)
* Purple People Bridge Climb closes (23 May 2007)
* Cutty Sark burned out (21 May 2007)
* Bombings in Hyderabad (18 May 2007)
* Eurovision in Helsinki (10 May 2007)
* Wikivoyage won a Webby (1 May 2007)

## March

* Military airbase near Colombo airport bombed (25 March 2007)
* Daylight savings in the U.S. (11 March 2007)
* Crash of Garuda Indonesia Flight GA200 (7 March 2007)
* Flooding in Mozambique and Zambia (6 March 2007)
* Old Bangkok airport reopening (2 March 2007)

## February

* Travelers sing the Jet Blues (19 February 2007)
* Bomb blasts on train in Northern India (19 February 2007)
* Special visas for the Caribbean (13 February 2007)
* Jakarta hit by major floods (4 February 2007)

## January

* World Heritage photo contest (30 January 2007)
* British Airways strike averted (30 January 2007)
* Bangkok's airport unsafe? (27 January 2007)
* BA to cancel 1300 flights (25 January 2007)
* Part 1 of WHTI Goes Into Effect Today (23 January 2007)
* Power outages across South Africa (18 January 2007)
* Sihanoukville airport opens (16 January 2007)
* Taiwan High Speed Rail opens (5 January 2007)
* Bangkok hit by a series of bombs (1 January 2007)
* EU enlargement (1 January 2007)
# Travel news/2004
## December 2004
### Earthquake and tsunami devastates south-east and south Asia

28 December 2004
Travellers are now being warned to revise their travel plans to the affected areas, not merely on account of the devastation and danger of aftershocks, but also on account of threat of disease from contaminated water and unrecovered bodies.
27 December 2004
Although hampered by distance, isolation and poor communications, reports are coming in that tell of potentially hundreds (if not thousands) of tourist deaths in the areas, alongside the horrific toll the waves have taken on local inhabitants.
26 December 2004
An extremely powerful, undersea earthquake of magnitude 9.0 w:2004_Indian_Ocean_earthquake off the north coast of the Indonesian island of Sumatra created a devastating tsunami (tidal wave) that has wrought devastation along the coasts of countries neighbouring the north Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal - these include Thailand, Sri Lanka, India and the Maldives.

#### Note

    Tsunami were historically referred to as tidal waves because as they approach land they take on the characteristics of a violent onrushing tide, rather than the sort of cresting waves that are formed by wind action upon the ocean. However, as they are caused by uplift earthquakes displacing large volumes of water rather than the tidal action of the Moon's gravitation, the term is considered misleading, and its use is deprecated by experts.
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# Xiandu

Xiandu is in Zhejiang.

## Understand

Xiandu is in Jinyun County, Lishui city, combining pastoral scenery and historical monuments, sightseeing, leisure, and one of the first national AAAA tourist areas. The landscape is elegant with clouds and mis. Total area is 166.2 km$^2$ (64.2 sq mi).
It is now a 5A scenic spot. Entry fee for the last part of the park: 90 yuan.

## Get in
### By train

You have the high speed train station of Jinyun just a little outside the city center and a normal train station in the city center. The Bus 5/K5 goes from the high speed train station to the city center.

### By bus

There are private buses that goes straight to the park. With public buses, you need to make a transfer in the city center. Timetables are not available and buses are a bit unreliable. The entrance of the park is around 5-6km from the high speed train station. It is not expensive to call a taxi.

## Get around

* By bus: you can purchase a ticket for 20 yuan for the scenic buses that go straight to the different spots.
* By walk: You can also go through the greenway, around 6 km pathway that covers all the spots. It is possible to bicycle too and small scooter. You can also rent pedal cars in some spots for 30 yuan/ 30 minutes.
* By car: if you have your own car, entry/parking fee may apply.
* By cable car: inside the paid part, you have a cable car behind the temple that allows you to go to the top of the peak without climbing the stairs. 25 yuan one way / 40 round trip.

## See

* Huanglong scenic area (黄龙景区) Huanglong scenic area is Xiandu scenic spot one of four scenic spot. The area is 4 km$^2$ (1.5 sq mi), with Yanlin landscape and sightseeing agriculture is characteristic, set picking, melon and fruit outdoor development, leisure sightseeing for an organic whole.
* Ocean Hill area (大洋山景区). Ocean hill, in the southeast of Jinyun County town of ocean Xiandu scenic area, is one of the top four scenic areas, mountain Xiong Jun, Qifeng unexpected, peak 1,500.6 m (4,923 ft) above sea level, is the southeast coast of Zhejiang first peak.
* Small Red Cliffs (小赤壁). Little Chibi, from Ni Wengdong to the east across the creek, steep cliffs, something which long number, rock bottom shows red, like fireworks burning, so that the small Chibi. Spots, river island, the island in the lake, like a fairyland of Penglai, an important landscape: Long Genglu, mother rock, fairy, pot-bellied rock rock list.
* Ling Xu-dong (凌虚洞). Step virtual mountain is in Dinghu scenic spots in Dinghu peak, peak hill, also Xiandu scenic mountain. Its east-west, East Gao Tianping, West stalagmite leakage, to the south of that pit, North board weir, 364 m (1,194 ft) above sea level (step virtual, Taoism Taoism priest in nouns, in some religious altar above walk ritual action).

## Go next

* Lishui
* Jinhua
* Yuwi
# Xai-Xai

Xai-Xai is a city in Southern Mozambique.

## Get in

Xai-Xai is on the main EN1 road on the northern side of the Limpopo river. It is an easy 3 hour/200km drive from Maputo. There is a toll gate just before entering the town at the bridge. The toll charge is MT 10 for cars.

## See

Most visitors will be heading to the beaches (Praia do Xai-Xai), where there and some basic hotels and reasonable camp sites. To get to the beach, turn right 400m after the BP fuel station as you head away from Xai-Xai and Maputo.

## Sleep

* Naartjie Beach House, Bilene Beach, Gaza Province, ☏ +258 8206 22490, t_tattu@yahoo.com.
* Hotel Turístico Halley, Xai Xai Beach, complexohalley1@yahoo.com.br. The hotel is basic, but is on the beach. Rooms do have air conditioning. No internet, other than through your mobile phone. MTN2500.
* Xai Xai Guest House. Comfortable guest house with large air conditioned rooms right next to the beach. No restaurant, but just a short walk to the Hotel Turistico Halley. MTN1700.

## Connect

English (and some Portuguese) language radio transmissions are available from BBC World Service on 100.9MHz.
# Tete

Tete is in Central Mozambique.

## Understand

Tete is a city which is growing rapidly because of mining in the area. Most people use it as a stop-off to or from Malawi overland.

## Sleep

* Born E Jesus Campsite (Follow the signs before the bridge into Tete.). The campsite is on the Zambezi river. The camp site is not fenced off so security should be a concern. MT 500 (in 2018).

## Connect

There are a few internet cafes in town or you can alternatively buy a 3G SIM for your mobile or dongle from Vodacom$^{[deadlink]}$ or mCel$^{[deadlink]}$.

## Go next

* Chimoio: 380 km south.
* Blantyre, Malawi
# Tetum phrasebook

Tetum or Tetun (Lia-Tetun) is a national language and one of the two official languages of East Timor.

## Pronunciation guide
### Vowels
#### an

Nasalized a

#### in

Nasalized i

#### on

Nasalized o

#### u

As in moon

#### un

Nasalized u

### Common diphthongs
## Phrase list
### Basics
#### Hello.

    Ola / Elo ( )

#### Hello. (informal)

    Oi ( )

#### How are you?

    Diak ka lai? / O di'ak ka lae? ( )

#### Fine, thank you.

    Diak, obrigadu (m)/ obrigada (f) ( )

#### What is your name?

    Ita nia naran saida? / O nia naran sa? ( )

#### My name is ______ .

    Ha'u nia naran _____. / Men dak narana _____.

#### Nice to meet you.

    . (Obrigo burodo )

#### Please.

    Ibrig./Favór ida.

#### Thank you.

    . (Obrigadu (m), Obrigada (f) (barak.) )

#### You're welcome.

    La iha buat ida. / Lalika temi.

#### Yes.

    Sin / Lo'os ( )

#### No.

    Lae ( )

#### Excuse me. (getting attention)

    Kolisensa. ( )

#### Excuse me. (begging pardon)

    Deskupa. ( )

#### I'm sorry.

    Deskupa. (days kool pah)

#### Goodbye

    Ha'u ba lai. (Hepeye)

#### Goodbye (informal)

    . (Heppi)

#### I can't speak _____.

    Man sain diaka tocoya _____.

#### Do you speak English?

    Ita bele ko'alia Inglés? ( )

#### Help!

    Ajuda! (AH-jooh-dah!)

#### Good morning.

    Bondia / Dader diak / Boasdias. ( )

#### Good afternoon.

    Botarde / Lorokraik daik / Boastarde. ( )

#### Good night.

    Bonoite ( )

#### I don't understand.

    Hau la komprende. ( )

#### Where is the toilet?

    Sintina iha ne'ebe? (seen-tee-NAH ee-hah nih-aybay?)

### Numbers System

Spanish+Portuguese

### Numbers

½ - medya
0 - cera
1 - una
2 - dova
3 - tra
4 - juatra
5 - cinga
6 - sesa
7 - sitta
8 - okta
9 - nuva
10 - desa
11 - unzoa
12 - donzoa
13 - trazoa
14 - kuturza
15 - kuinguza
16 - desajsesa
17 - desajsitta
18 - desajokta
19 - desajnuva
20 - veyenta
25 - veyentajcinga
30 - treyyenta
40 - juarhanta
50 - cinguanta
60 - sesanta
70 - sittanta
80 - okkanta
90 - nuwanta
100 - centa
200 - dovacenta
300 - tracenta
400 - quatrentosa
500 - quinentosa
1000 - milla
2000 - dosa milla
1,000,000 - una millionna

### Time
#### Days

* Sunday - Dumingu
* Monday - Segunda
* Tuesday - Tersa
* Wednesday - Kuarta
* Thursday - Kinta
* Friday - Sesta
* Saturday - Sabadu

##### What day is today?

    Ohin sa loron? / Ohin loron saida?

##### Today is ___________.

    Ohin loron ___________.

##### What day will be tomorrow?

    Aban loron saida?

##### Tomorrow will be ___________.

    Aban loron ___________.

##### What day was yesterday?

    Horseik loron saida?

##### Yesterday was ___________.

    Horseik loron ___________.
# Teuva

Teuva (Swedish: Östermark) is a town and municipality in Southern Ostrobothnia.

## Get in
### By car

Teuva is on highway 67 between Kaskinen and the Highway 8 to the west and Kauhajoki and Seinäjoki to the east and north.

## See

* 62.478721.73881 Teuva new church. Finished in 1953, this church is notable for the altarpiece painted by Tove Jansson (the creator of the Moomin characters). (updated Aug 2023)
* 62.480721.74272 Teuva old church ruins. The old church burned down in 1950, but was partially rebuilt as a memorial. (updated Aug 2023)

## Buy

* 62.487121.74731 K-Market Teuva, Porvarintie 14. M–F 08:00–21:00, Sa 08:00–18:00, Su 11:00–18:00. A grocery store. (updated Sep 2024)

## Eat

* 62.483621.73071 Grilli-Kahvio Paussi, Orrentie 14. Fast food place, with some healthier options for lunch. (updated Aug 2023)
* 62.485721.74672 Wanha Sakke (Saken Pubi), Porvarintie 18, ☏ +358 44 2842844. W–Th 20:00–23:00, F 20:00–02:00, Sa 20:00–03:00. A bar restaurant. €5–10. (updated Sep 2024)

## Sleep

* 62.4858321.745541 Majoitus Hermanni, Porvarintie 21, ☏ +358 50 3281910, majoitushermanni@gmail.com. Hotel. (updated Aug 2023)

## Go next

* Karijoki
* Kristinestad
* Kurikka
# Thanlyin

Thanlyin is a city in the Yangon Division of the Irrawaddy region in Myanmar.

## Understand

Thanlyin and Kyauktan (Syriam) was once an important city on the Irrawaddy Delta, but is today an almost forgotten suburb of Yangon. In the early seventeenth century the Portuguese adventurer and mercenary, and short-time self-proclaimed king, Filipe de Brito, was the de facto ruler of Syriam. In 1613, he was defeated by Burmese forces led by Alaungpaya, the founder of The Konbaung dynasty .

## Get in

Thanylin is a short taxi ride away (USD30 round trip) or catch a local bus from Bogoyoke Aung San Rd in Pazundaung Township for a crowded ride into the past (around 350 kyat) From Thanlyin, a boat (1,500 kyat) takes a few minutes to get across to Kyauktan.

## See

* 16.6294596.324171 Kyauktan Ye Le Pagoda (Island Pagoda) (About 20 km south of Thanlyin on a tributary of the Yangon River. The journey by jeep or bus takes about 45 min from Thanlyin). The pagoda is on an island in the middle of the river. It was built by King Zeyasana, the seventh king of the Pada Dynasty in the third century BCE. The first pagoda was only 3 m high. The only way to get into the pagoda is by the boat. Foreigners are required to sit in a larger boat which differs from the smaller ones that the locals take due to security purposes. A hefty price of 5,000 kyat is required to rent the entire boat. The ride from the mainland to the Island Pagoda is barely a minute. As with nearly all Buddhist monuments, footwear is not permitted. All visitors are told to remove their footwear in the boat and leave their shoes in the boat. However, carry a plastic shopping bag, put your shoes in it, and carry it around with you unless you do not mind being harassed for tips by people guarding your shoes in the boat. USD2.
# Manigango

Manigango is a small town in Ganzi prefecture in Sichuan Province in south-west China. More or less a one horse (yak) town complete with Tibetan truck stop and curious and friendly gazzing nomads. Perhaps the most exotically Tibetan destination you will find in West Sichuan. Must see.

## Understand

Located Halfway between Ganzi and Dege At 3800m in the middle of nowhere!

## Get in

Mini buses pass from Ganzi,Dege And Shiqu.
| To | Approximate Price (Yuan) | Duration (Hours) | Comments | Last update |
| Ganzi | ¥30-40 | 2-3 | O.K road | May 2011 |

## See

* Yihun Lhatso (Lake), 13 km West from town Near the road that goes to Dege. A clear and nice Lake. You can hire a horse in the lake, or come from town with a horse- takes 2-4 hours of Beautiful riding. You can also take a taxi from town or just walk or hitch hike. Enter Fee ¥20.

## Do

* Horse Treks. A good way to see the countryside around the town. One nice option is to ride to Yihun Lhatso- A nice Lake 13 km from town. The owner at Pani Hotel can Help organize horses and guides - His wife\Daughter Understands a little English. 200 For horse + 100 For guide.

## Eat

The truck stop will set you with the standard noodles and yak butter or Chinese tea.

## Sleep

There are plenty of cheap options, although most of them lack running water and bathrooms.
* Manigango Pani Hotel (Jiudian) (On The road that goes to Dege 300m Up from the Main fork). The Biggest hotel in town. Common Bathroom Smells, No shower. The owner can help you organize Horse treks. Double ¥80.
* Feng Ling Du Guesthouse (On The road that goes to Dege 100m Up from the Main fork). This new guesthouse is located coveniently in the centre of Manigango. There is a shared toilet and free wifi available. The staff speaks some English, more than enough to get around. (May 2013) ¥30 for a bed in a four bed dorm.
# Swansea (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Swansea:

### Australia

* Swansea (Tasmania) - A town in Tasmania.
* Swansea (New South Wales) - A town in New South Wales.

### United Kingdom

* Swansea - A city in South Wales.

### United States of America

* Swansea (Illinois) - A town in Illinois.
* Swansea (Massachusetts) - A town in Massachusetts.
* Swansea (South Carolina) - A town in South Carolina.
These should not be confused with Swanzey, New Hampshire.
Three ghost towns with the same name in the United States of America:
* Swansea, Arizona
* Swansea, California
* Swansea, Nevada
# Swansea (Tasmania)

Swansea is a coastal town in Eastern Tasmania.

## Understand

Swansea—originally named Waterloo Point—was established in the 1820s.

## Get in

Swansea is a 2-hour drive from Hobart at 139km via the A3 Tasman Highway, a 1.5 hr drive from Launceston at 137km via Rte 1, B34 and A3, and a 2 hour drive from Port Arthur at 140 km via the A9 and A3.

## See

* -42.1239148.07541 East Coast Heritage Museum, 22 Franklin Street, ☏ +61 3 6256 5066, museum@freycinet.tas.gov.au. Daily 10AM–4PM. Entry by gold coin donation. (updated Feb 2016)

## Do

* Swansea Bike Hire, ☏ +61 400 899 956. (updated Feb 2016)

## Buy

* Bear Cottage Crafts, ☏ +61 3 6257 8091. (updated Feb 2016)

## Eat

* Saltshaker Restaurant, ☏ +61 3 6257 8488. Has lovely views out over the bay. (updated Feb 2016)

## Sleep

* -42.1246148.07821 Swansea Motor Inn in Swansea Tasmania, 1 Franklin St, ☏ +61 3 6257 8102, fax: +61 3 6257 8811. Beachfront accommodation at the centre of Swansea with views over Great Oyster Bay to the renowned Hazards and Freycinet National Park. Comfortable motel accommodation.
* Amos House, ☏ +61 3 6257 8656. (updated Feb 2016)
* Freycinet Waters, ☏ +61 3 6257 8080. (updated Feb 2016)
* Meredith House, ☏ +61 3 6257 8119. (updated Feb 2016)
* Schouten House, ☏ +61 3 6257 8564. (updated Feb 2016)
* Swansea Backpacker Lodge, ☏ +61 3 6257 8650. (updated Feb 2016)