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# Agios Vlasios

Agios Vlasios, Agios Georgios Nileias, Peleokastro, Servanates, Agios Lavrentios and Strofilos are in Northwest Pelion. Since these villages are close to each other, they are considered as a single travel destination.

## Understand

The name of Agios Vlasios is due to the village church, which is dedicated to its namesake saint. The oldest name of the village was Karabash or Karabasis, which in Turkish means black head.
During the Ottoman period, the settlement of Paliokastro, located in the ravine between the Upper Lechonia and Agios Vlasios, was inhabited almost exclusively by Turks. The settlement had a mosque. Its minaret was partly ruined by the end of the 20th century, when Greek vandals blew it up.

## Get in

By bus from Volos Interurban Bus Terminal ("Yperastiko KTEL") (KTEL Volou), Details on buses, can be found online here

## Eat

* To Moutaki (Το Μουτάκι), Agios Vlasios, ☏ +30 697 419 4406. Mostly meat dishes, grilled or cooked. (updated Dec 2019)

## Sleep

* 39.36166723.0594441 Palio Eleotrivio, Agios Lavrentios, ☏ +30 24280-96481, fax: +30 24280-96482, info@palioeleotrivio.com. Located next to a small river. Its large rooms combine wood and stone. Double from €100. (updated Nov 2021)
# Abu Ghosh

Abu Ghosh is an Arab-Israeli town of 7,500 people (2018) in Israel. It is in one of the earliest areas of human habitation in Israel. Archaeological excavations have revealed three Neolithic settlement phases, the middle phase is dated to the 7th millennium BCE. In 2017, Abu Ghosh was described as a "model of coexistence."

## Get in

Abu Ghosh is just outside Jerusalem on the road to Tel Aviv.

## See

* 31.8073535.102471 Church of Our Lady of the Covenant, Abu Ghosh, ☏ +972 2-5342818. M–Sa 08:30–11:30, and 14:30-17:00. Located at the north-west part of the village of Abu Ghosh. The church is located at the summit of Tel Kiryat Ye'arim. The site is identified with the biblical Kiryat Ye'arim, where the Ark of Covenant was brought after it was captured back from the Philistines. The biblical story was the impetus to constructing a church at this site. A church was first constructed at this site during the Byzantine period, which was later on destroyed in 614 during the Persian conquest of the region. The church was established in 1924 together with a women monastery on the remains of the Byzantine period church. Since the 1980s music festivals have been held occasionally at the church. Free.
* 31.80742835.1073862 The Benedictine monastery in Abu Ghosh (at the center of the village). It is best known for the Crusader church that contains remains of a 12th-century frescoes. The church was built over a spring. Abu Ghosh's main mosque is adjacent to the monastery.
* The Chechen mosque in Abu Ghosh. The second largest mosque in Israel. The mosque has four minarets and was funded and built with the sponsorship of the Chechen government.

## Do
### Festivals and Events

* Abu Ghosh Festival of Music. Held every year during the fall and late spring. As part of this festival, various Israeli and international musical groups perform in some of the oldest churches located within the village of Abu Ghosh.

## Eat

Abu Ghosh is famous for its food, particularly its hummus (chickpea paste). One of the restaurants in Abu Ghosh held a Guinness record for largest hummus dish, weighing 4 tons.
* Lebanese Restaurant, 88 Hashalom St, ☏ +972 2 533-5561. Traditional Arab cuisine in the Lebanese style. The Lebanese Restaurant is frequented by locals, Israelis and tourists alike and serves, amongst other reasonably priced delicacies, what is arguably the country's best hummus. Many Israeli notables have eaten here. In good weather, you can eat under the mulberry tree that this gem of a restaurant is built around.
* Abu Ghosh Restaurant, 65 Hashalom St, ☏ +972-2-533-2019. Daily 11:00-00:00. Traditional Arab cuisine, anr stuffed fish. ₪40-100.
* Mifgash Caravan Restaurant, HaShalom Street 27, Abu Ghosh, ☏ +972 2-5342744. Daily 10:00-22:30. Traditional Arab cuisine.
* Naura, HaVadi Street 9, Abu Ghosh, ☏ +972 2-5341175. Daily 09:30-ladt customer. Traditional Arab cuisine.

## Sleep

* 31.8082935.105281 The Jerusalem Hills Inn.

## Go next

* Jerusalem
# Abramtsevo

Abramtsevo (Russian: Абра́мцево) is an estate located north of Moscow, in the proximity of Khotkovo, that became a center for the Slavophile movement and artistic activity in the 19th century. The estate is located in the village of the same name, in Sergiyevo-Posadsky District of Moscow Oblast, and it is surrounded by beautiful mixed forests, in which spruce, oak and birch trees abound. The area also has numerous streams fed by spring waters.

## Understand

Originally owned by author Sergei Aksakov, other writers and artists — such as Nikolai Gogol — at first came there as his guests. Under Aksakov, visitors to the estate discussed ways of ridding Russian art of Western influences to revive a purely national style. In 1870, eleven years after Aksakov's death, it was purchased by Savva Mamontov, a wealthy industrialist and patron of the arts.
Under Mamontov, Russian themes and folk art flourished there. During the 1870s and 1880s, Abramtsevo hosted a colony of artists who sought to recapture the quality and spirit of medieval Russian art in the manner parallel to the Arts and Crafts movement in Great Britain. Several workshops were set up there to produce handmade furniture, ceramic tiles, and silks imbued with traditional Russian imagery and themes.
Working together in a cooperative spirit, the artists Vasily Polenov and Viktor Vasnetsov designed a plain but picturesque church, with murals painted by Polenov, Vasnetsov and his brother, a gilded iconostasis by Ilya Repin and Mikhail Nesterov, and folklore-inspired sculptures by Viktor Hartmann and Mark Antokolsky. Towards the turn of the 20th century, drama and opera on Russian folklore themes (e.g., Rimsky-Korsakov's The Snow Maiden) were produced in Abramtsevo by the likes of Konstantin Stanislavsky, with sets contributed by Vasnetsov, Mikhail Vrubel, and other distinguished artists.
Abramtsevo is now open to the public and tourists can wander along the many paths through the surrounding forest and cross the wooden bridges that served as an inspiration for the artists at the Abramtsevo Colony. They can also visit many of the buildings to see works produced by the artists at the colony, e.g., a wooden bathhouse in the shape of a traditional dwelling of Ancient Rus, designed by Ivan Ropet, and the House on Chicken Legs, a fairy-tale abode of an evil witch, Baba Yaga, designed by Vasnetsov. One building, the main "manor," is said to have been the model for the estate in which Anton Chekhov set The Cherry Orchard.
# Abu Kabir

Abu Kabir (or Abu Kebir, أبو كبير , كفرصقر ) is in Lower Egypt.

## Understand

Abu Kabir is a city in the Sharqia Governorate of Egypt, northeast of the city of Zagazig, 80 km from Cairo.

## Get in
### By road

You can get into Abu Kabir through Cairo. The total cost of driving from Cairo to Abu Kabir (one-way) is US$4.76 at 2022 gas prices.

## Eat

* 30.722231.6721 Duo Valley Restaurant, El-Mansheya Road أولاد موسى، (north of Abu Kabir-Ezbet Arab Nasser road), ☏ +20 101 616 2162. (updated Dec 2022)

## Sleep

* 30.675331.59121 Ehan Elgandy hotel, Hehya, Hihya. (updated Dec 2022)

## Go next

Cairo
# Abor

Abor is in Enugu State in South East Nigeria.

## Understand

Abor is located at Udi Local Government Area on a highland, about 2 kilometres from the Milliken Hill of Enugu capital city. Using the old road to Nsukka, the University town, Abor is about one kilometer from Ninth Mile Corner, Ngwo. It is bounded by the Ekulu River at east and in the west by the Eke and Ebe towns. In the north of Abor is the Ukana town and in the south is the Ngwo town, wherein lies the Milliken Hill.

## Get in
### By plane

* 6.46917.56381 Akanu Ibiam International Airport (ENU, ICAO: DNEN) (Enugu Airport). FAAN, on behalf of the Federal Government, operates this airport, which is one of the country's five international airports. In Enugu, you'll find the Akanu Ibiam International Airport. (updated Jan 2022)
* Ebonyi State International Airport, Abakaliki Afikpo Express, Abakaliki Capital City. Expected to open in May 2022. (updated Jan 2022)

## See

* Ama Greenfield brewery. One of the largest breweries in the country. (updated Jan 2022)

## Do

* Nigerian Coal Corporation, Ogbete Mine, Enugu State. (updated Jan 2022)
# Betsukai

Betsukai (別海), often read Bekkai or Bekkaicho is a town in Nemuro subprefecture, Hokkaido, Japan.

## Understand

The town's major industries are dairy farming and fishing in the Sea of Okhotsk. It also claims to be Japan's second-largest town -- in area. (With a population of just 17,000, it's pretty far down most other lists.)

### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site with integrated Google Translate.

## Get in

The closest stations are Shibecha or Attoko station by JR Hokkaido.

## Eat

* 43.3836145.1071 Betsukai Milk House (㈱べつかい乳業興社), ☏ +81 153-75-2160. Ice cream, yogurt and other dairy products made from the local free range cow milk. (updated Apr 2019)
# Bettiah

Bettiah is a city in Bihar in India.

## Get in
### By plane

The nearest airport is in Patna.

### By train

There are direct trains from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and other major cities.
* 26.80526484.5223821 Bettiah railway station. (updated Jun 2019)

### By bus

The city is accessible by bus from Patna, in addition to numerous cities in northern Bihar.

## See

* Bhitiharwa Ashram. The torch of freedom movement started here by Mahatma Gandhi in 1924. The Satyagrah Andolan started from here as well.

## Do

* Valmiki National Park (Valmikinagar). A dense forest and a holiday spot in the pheriphery. According to mythology it was the residence of Sita, wife of lord Rama, with Luv and Kush, her sons, for years in the Valmiki ashram. Now it is a sanctuary with wide range of animals and goons with pistols.

## Eat

Sattu is available in many different forms. Dahi-Chura, in the season of mangoes, is the best jarda aam.
Kawab with lai.
* Chuda aur Gud..

## Drink

Mahiwa is a drink made from sugar cane juice.
* Sattu ka Sarbat Lajawab..

## Sleep

* Hotel Amrapali, Lal Bazar, ☏ +91 6254-242002. A no-star hotel, luxury suites.
* Hotel Kishan, Supria Rd (Beside LIC). A small 0-star hotel, small rooms.
* Shanti International Hotel.
* Hotel Radha Krisna, Lal Bazar (Hazarimall Dharmasala Rd.).
# Bevagna

Bevagna is a slightly unusual town for Umbria in that it is not a hill town but flat, lying in the plain of the Topino river. It has several interesting things to see. Roman columns and friezes can be found all over because Bevagna was constructed on top of Roman ruins. Like several other towns in Umbria it is listed as one of the "Borghi più belli d'Italia" (Most Beautiful Boroughs in Italy). $^{[deadlink]}$

## Get in
### By car

* From Rome: Leave the A1 Autostrada at Orte, joining the E45 in the direction of Perugia. After 20 km (12 mi) or so ignore the sign for Perugia and continue straight to Spoleto. From Spoleto you can either carry on along the main SS3 highway before taking a left to Bevagna or you can explore the back roads between Spoleto and the town.

### By train

There is a railway station at Foligno, 8 km (5.0 mi) to the west, with connections to Rome and Florence.

## See

* Piazza Silvestri. Here can be found the Palace of the Consols (Palazzo dei Consoli) in Gothic style, and the churches of San Silvestro (with a beautiful 15th Century Crucifix) and San Michele Arcangelo. The two churches were built by the same architects in the 12th Century in Romanesque style. The layout of the square is not at all symmetrical, which adds to its appeal. The fountain, added in the 19th Century in fake Gothic style, offers potable water when sightseeing becomes thirsty work. (updated Mar 2019)
* Palazzo del Municipio (Palazzo Lepri). On Corso Matteotti, which follows the route of the Roman Via Flaminia. The town hall dates back to the 1700s. There is a good, but small, museum. (updated Mar 2019)
* Bevagna Civic Museum, Corso Giacomo Matteotti, 70 (In the Palazzo del Municipio), ☏ +39 0742 360031. 10.30-13.00 and 14.30-17.00 afternoon hours vary in summer.. Contains some interesting paintings. Here you can also ask to see Bevagna's underground Roman baths, which have some excellent mosaics.

## Sleep

* 42.92472312.5937651 Il Poggio dei Pettirossi, Vocabolo Pilone, 301, ☏ +39 0742 361744, fax: +39 0742 369238. Formerly an agriturismo now a 3-star hotel this is a couple of miles from Bevagna. €80-100 for a double.
# Betul

Betul is a city in Madhya Pradesh in India.

## Get in

Betul is well connected by train. There are direct trains that go to Betul from Bhopal and Nagpur. Betul is also on the way from Delhi to Hyderabad.
Buses are also available from Bhopal, Nagpur, Chhindwara and Hoshangabad.

## See

* Balajipuram Temple (6 km from Betul Bazaar, tempos are available). It has the dummy of most popular tourist place of India like Vaishno Devi, artificial lakes. And it has chipkali mandir(Lizard Temple). There are many hotspots and still under construction for more attraction.
* Forest hot spot. Must to see, but be careful while going there with wild animals.
* Jharna (waterfall). Must to see, but be careful while going there with wild animals.
* Satlok Ashram, 9 Km from Betul. One can reach here by bus. It is spread over an area of 63 acres. People of every religion can come here. From a spiritual point of view, this ashram helps people a lot. free.
* Shergarh Fort. Historical landmark in Borgaon Or Sergarh, Madhya Pradesh

## Do

* Gaurav, Sadar. There are many temples, muktagiri one of them, this is jain tirtha sthan.
* Vishal, ☏ +91 9993266558.

## Eat

One can eat the most famous cuisines of North India here
* Rasoi.
* Panchvati.
* Hotel ramkrishna, kargil chouk sadar. all type of food. 500.

## Sleep

Rooms are easily available with low fares in Betul. new hotels in Betul hotel ramkrishna , Kargil chouk , betul, www.hotelramkrishna.in

## Go next

* The hill station of Pachmarhi is 4.5 hours away by road
# Alberto de Agostini National Park

Alberto de Agostini National Park (Spanish: Parque nacional Alberto de Agostini) is a large national park with an area of over 14,600 km$^2$ (5,600 sq mi) in Chilean Patagonia. It is one of both Chile's and Patagonia's most off-the-beaten-path destinations, and is only accessible by ship.

## Understand
### History

The park, founded in 1985, is about 148 km (80 nautical miles) southwest of Punta Arenas. There are huge glaciers in the process of detachment, namely De Agostini and -54.533333-69.5666671 Marinelli . The park covers practically the entire southwest of the Tierra del Fuego archipelago. It encompasses the entire mountain range of the Cordillera Darwin with its highest mountain, Cerro Darwin (2,488 m).
Together with Cabo de Hornos National Park, Alberto de Agostini National Park has been part of the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve since 2005.

### Landscape

The coast of the park is characterized by fjords. In its centre is the Cordillera Darwin, whose sheer slopes drop to the sea. It is dominated by -54.75-69.4833332 Monte Darwin (2,438 m) and -54.45-70.8333333 Monte Sarmiento (2,246 m). Many valleys and plateaus are covered with glaciers and have shaped the landscape. The Beagle Channel stretches between the main island of Tierra del Fuego and the islands of Hoste and Gordon, as well as several smaller islands.

### Flora and fauna

The flora and fauna of the park is reflects its Subantarctic climate. A total of 49 bird species have been recorded, although Andean jackal and Argentine fighting fox roam the site. Its waters are home to, among others, white-bellied and Peale's dolphins, sea lions and sea otters. Leopard seals, maned seals, and southern elephant seals can be seen on the coast.

### Climate

The park's climate has a sub-polar character – it is cold, humid and windy.

### Visitor information

* Park website (in Spanish)
* InterPatagona (in English)

## Get in

The only way to access the park is by ship. There is no road access to the park.

### By ship

* Supply ship from Punta Arenas and Puerto Williams
* Ferries from Ushuaia to Porvenir and back.
* From Ushuaia to Puerto Montt
* Tour by catamaran or sailing ship through the Beagle Channel.

## See

* -54.433333-70.4333331 Agostini Fjord (Agostini Sound). On a map, this fjord doesn't look anywhere remotely important apart from it separating two branches of the Cordillera Darwin, but you'll see some impressive ice-capped mountains and glaciers from this fjord. (updated Oct 2022)

### Glaciers

The part of the Beagle Channel between Gordon Island and the main island of Tierra del Fuego is known as Glacier Alley.
* -54.9167-69.11672 Holanda Glacier.
* -54.9-69.23333 Italia Glacier.
* -54.8667-69.38334 Alemania Glacier.
* -54.8667-69.46675 Romanche Glacier.
* Pia Glacier.

## Buy, eat, drink and sleep

There are no eateries, shops, accommodation, bars, etc., within the park. All of it must be done on your ship.

## Go next

Your best option is to return to where you departed from.
# Albia

Albia is a city in South Central Iowa.

## Get in

* Albia is approximately 65 mile southeast of Des Moines at the intersection of highway 5 & 34.
* 40.996389-92.7638891 Albia Municipal Airport. General aviation airport. No scheduled passenger service. (updated Aug 2020)

## See

* Take a stroll around the historic town square with the county courthouse in the center.

## Do

* Dress up and enjoy the Victorian Stroll, the first weekend each December. Period costumes and displays.
* Rodders Car Show, takes place on the square late June admire some of the finest automobiles from the area.
* Restoration Days, takes place on the fourth Saturday of August. Activities include a parade, art show, vintage car displays, class reunions, book sale and more.

## Buy

* There are interesting stores around the square.

## Eat

* Smitty's Sandwich Shop, 14 Benton Ave W (one half block west of the northwest corner of the square), ☏ +1 641 932-7756. Enjoy a famous breaded tenderloin.
* The Highway Restaurant, 200 Highway 34 E (three blocks east of the intersection of highway 5 and 34), ☏ +1 641 932-2371.
* Bogie's Steakhouse, 1425 S Clinton St, ☏ +1 641 932-5554. $20-$30.

## Drink

* Murph's Sports Bar, 17 S Clinton St, on the west side of the square.
* Brick Street one block northwest of the northwest corner of the square.

## Sleep

* Indian Hills Inn, 100 Highway 34 East (just east of the intersection of Highway 5 & 34), ☏ +1 641 932-7181.
# Albinen

Albinen is in Valais.

## Understand

Albinen is a small mountain village that overlooks the Rhône valley. It is ranked among the most beautiful villages in Switzerland and exudes olde-worlde charm thanks to an intact village centre with wooden chalets, some of which are over 500 years old. The village preserves the tradition Valais building styles.

## Get in

Albinen can be reached by minibus from Leuk Bahnhof station in the Rhône valley, where fast trains from Brig and Geneva stop. Since the road is quite narrow, only small minibuses serve the route and there are only 8 services per day. A separate route connects Albinen with Leukerbad and serves as the ski shuttle in winter. $^{[deadlink]}$

## Get around

Albinen is a small village of around 500 people, so you can easily walk around on foot. In fact the centre of the village is completely inaccessible by car because the cobbled streets are extremely narrow and the wooden chalets are packed very close together.

## See

The easiest way to discover Albinen is to follow the “Egguweg”, a walking tour with numerous information posts that explain the different facets of the village, from dry stone walls to farming and medicinal herb gardens. A stroll through the village centre is a must, taking in the sun-scorched wooden buildings and the narrow alleyways, as well as the incongruous church that dominates the village and is the most modern construction in the village centre, having been built in 1954 after the previous church was destroyed in an earthquake.

## Do

Albinen is a hiker’s paradise, with trails leading to Leukerbad (via the Albinenleitern - a series of wooden ladders attached to the cliff face on the hike up from Leukerbad), the Torrentalp and across to the equally scenic villages of Guttet-Feschel.
Budding potters can try their hand at traditional pottery making at the Topferhuus, which offers workshops.

## Buy

With only one shop in the village, offering all the essentials for the local population, there is little opportunity for shopping in Albinen.

## Eat

There are only two restaurants in the village centre, one of which - the Godswargjistubu - only opens on reservation. The other is the Sunnublick, which has a small terrace overlooking the Rhône valley and offers typical Valais dishes such as rösti and fondue.

## Drink

Other than the two restaurants there are no bars or cafes in Albinen.

## Sleep

There are numerous holiday apartments available for rental in Albinen. The commune of Albinen has also set up its own innovative scheme to offer holiday rentals with a hotel-like service that can cater to any needs. For more information visit the Albijou website.