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# Cahuita National Park

Cahuita National Park is in eastern Costa Rica, along the Caribbean coast. The park is known for its pristine coral reef, turquoise waters, white sand beaches, and inland forests teeming with wildlife.

## Understand

The park's forests are coastal rainforest with plenty of monkeys, reptiles and birds. Cahuita National Park is a must-see for any traveller in the area.

### Flora and fauna

Cahuita National Park encompasses a surface area of 24,392 hectares. The park's two main ecosystems are the offshore reef and the rainforests on shore.
The forests are home to a variety of species including raccoons, coatis, sloths, iguanas, snakes and lizards. Snakes include the eyelash viper, the rainforest hog-nosed pit viper, and the fearsome fer-de-lance (the deadliest snake in Central America).

### Climate

Tropical rainforest.

## Get in
### By bus

Buses from San José heading in the direction of Puerto Viejo stop in Cahuita. From Limón there are frequent buses until 18:00.

### By car

From San José, take highway 32 toward Limón, passing through the Zurquí tunnel. When you reach the outskirts of Puerto Limón, turn right at the petrol station towards the community of Cahuita. The park entrance is about 5 km south in the sector of Puerto Vargas.

## Fees and permits

The park is open from 8AM to 4PM daily. Entrance into the national park is by donation. It is a great place, so make a fair donation. The park is closed the first Monday of each month.

## Get around

By foot. The park is not very big and can be circled within a few hours. There are several guides but use them to point out nature attractions since there is only one very well marked trail.

## Do

* Swimming
* Sunbathing
* Hiking - there is 2.1 km well-marked trail with boardwalks in wet areas
* Snorkeling

## Drink

Coco´s Bar right in the center. Sunday- Karaoke night!

## Sleep
### Lodging

There are plenty of cabinas and rooms for rent.
The Atlantida has friendly staff and beautiful landscaping. Quaint, steps from the beach.

### Camping

There is no official camping but it is allowed to camp on "Playa Negra" (Black Beach) for one night.

### Backcountry

Yes!

## Stay safe

Don't swim on beaches with red flags.
Allow time to get back into town before dark. You wouldn't want to be lost in the jungle at night. Don't forget: it gets dark early.

## Go next

* Limón
* Puerto Viejo de Talamanca
* Punta Uva
# Guelta Zemmur

Guelta Zemmur (Tamazight for "olive tree pool") is a city in the Western Sahara.

## Stay safe

This is a desert region with all the hazards that implies; in particular sun protection is needed.
The town is mainly a military base, is in disputed territory, and has been the site of several battles. Much of the surrounding land has been mined; avoid travel there without local advice. See also War zone safety.
# Dundee (disambiguation)

There's more than one place called Dundee:

### South Africa

* Dundee (KwaZulu-Natal) - a town in the Battlefields region of the KwaZulu-Natal province

### United Kingdom

* Dundee - a city in North East Scotland

### United States of America

* Dundee (Florida) — a town in Polk County, Florida
* Dundee (Michigan) - a village in Monroe County, Michigan
# Dunedin (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Dunedin:

### New Zealand

* Dunedin — a city in Otago, South Island

### United Kingdom

* Dùn Èideann is the Scottish Gaelic name for Edinburgh

### United States of America

* Dunedin (Florida) — a town in Florida
# Dungarpur

Dungarpur is in a city in the southernmost part of Udaipur Division, Rajasthan, India.

## Understand

The historical town has been the seat of the erstwhile Dungarpur State. The Rajput royals ruled from here from 13th century to the independence of India in 1947.

## Get in

* 23.84937273.7234231 RSRTC Central Bus Station. (updated Jul 2024)
* 23.85060473.7259452 Private Bus Stop. (updated Jul 2024)
* 23.86717573.6954623 Dungarpur Railway Station. (updated Jul 2024)

## Get around

Autorickshaws are the other main local mode of transport. Shuttles are available for transport in the city. Taxis are available near Gaip Sagar Lake. Private vehicle is the most convenient option.

## See

* 23.82834473.7160261 Juna Mahal (Old Palace). 10AM-4PM. A former royal residence on the foothill. Accessed by narrow crowded road up the hill. Early Rajput fort palace built from 13th to 19th century by different rulers. It has seven floors decorated with local green stone called pareva, murals, frescoes, mirror and glass inlays. The palace is fortified and represent the evolution of architecture, art and construction from 13th to 19th century. Poorly maintained but worth a visit. Buy tickets at Udai Bilas Palace and then go here. ₹350. (updated Jul 2024)
* 23.84080173.7194492 Badal Mahal. A pleasure palace built on the bank of Gaip Sagar Lake. Now converted into small museum of royal items and stone sculptures. Free. (updated Jul 2024)
* 23.82963973.7302273 Naulakha Bawdi. An old stepwell built in 1586 by Premal Devi, wife of Maharawal Asakaran of Dungarpur State. Surrounded by forest area. Free. (updated Jul 2024)
* 23.84288673.7169324 Nanabhai Park. A small park on the bank of Gaip Sagar Lake for good view of the lake (updated Jul 2024)
* 23.8406173.7151785 War Museum. A small museum on army above a gate (updated Jul 2024)
* 23.83975273.7152066 Shrinathji Temple. Old Vaishnava temple with large statue of Shrinathji. (updated Jul 2024)
* 23.83759773.7223637 Udai Bilas Palace. An 20th century Indo-Sarasenic architecture palace. Residence of Dungar State royals. Open for guests and visitors. ₹250. (updated Jul 2024)
* 23.83683673.7234698 Dungarpur Mews Car Museum (Next Udai Bilas Palace). A collection of vintage cars and other artifacts by the royals of Dungarpur ₹250. (updated Jul 2024)
* 23.84123973.7275379 Bird Sactuary Park and Flower Garden. (updated Jul 2024)
* 23.84014473.71413810 Fatehgadi. Located on the hillock near the city. Gives fantastic view of the city and Gaip Sagar Lake (updated Jul 2024)
* 23.8579273.70784911 Navgrah Madhav Park. Small city garden (updated Jul 2024)
* 23.85328173.7198712 Shaheed Smarak Park. Small city park (updated Jul 2024)

## Do

* 23.83973.7191 Boating in Gaib Sagar Lake. ₹150 for 15min. (updated Jul 2024)

## Eat

Try local Rajasthani cuisine, especially Dalbati.
* 23.84879673.7235691 Sagar Hotel and Restaurant, Opp. Bus Station. Multi-cuisine restaurant ₹1000 for 4 person. (updated Jul 2024)

## Connect

* 23.83870973.7155391 Sub Post Office. (updated Jul 2024)

## Go next

* Udaipur
* Himmatnagar
# Alleghenies and Susquehanna Valley

The Susquehanna Valley of Pennsylvania lies in the south-central portion of the state and is near to the Pennsylvania state capital, Harrisburg. Additionally, the Susquehanna Valley is home to a few pockets of Amish and Mennonite culture. The area is rich in revolutionary and industrial heritage and traces its roots as far back as the mid-1600s. The Susquehanna River is believed to be one of the oldest systems in the world and is the largest non-navigable river in the United States.

## Cities

* 40.5107-78.39971 Altoona
* 40.0164-78.50422 Bedford
* 41.1961-76.38333 Benton
* 41.054722-76.2336114 Berwick
* 41.0025-76.4580565 Bloomsburg
* 40.9617-76.61196 Danville
* 40.3228-78.92087 Johnstown
* 40.9639-76.88818 Lewisburg-Selingsgrove
* 40.878333-76.4059 Numidia
* 40.533333-77.387510 Port Royal
* 40.848889-76.82111111 Shamokin Dam

## Other destinations

Rockhill Trolley Museum

## Understand

While much of the area is made up of farmland, sizable towns and small to midsized cities line the shores on each side of the Susquehanna. Sunbury-Lewisburg-Selinsgrove are a largely exurban and rural triad of towns all located on the shores of the Susquehanna. This area is known for its outstanding collegiate academics and sports as well as the Amish landscape and products produced there.

## Talk

The Susquehanna Valley region of Pennsylvania draws its dialect both from the local Amish "Pennsylvania Dutch" dialect and the Eastern Pennsylvania / Philadelphia dialect. While terms like "water ice" and "youse" are not uncommon here, the Pennsylvania Dutch "yuns" is also north of Harrisburg.

## Get in

The valley is connected by Pennsylvania state routes 11 & 15 from north to south.
Selinsgrove (SEG) has its own regional airport.
John Murtha Johnstown-Cambria County Airport (JST)

## Get around

In the areas of Sunbury, Lewisburg and Selinsgrove, cars are preferred. Though these areas have buses and taxis, they are difficult to find and schedule and can be costly when compared to the options in bigger cities.

## See

The area sports include, The Altoona Curve at Peoples Natural Gas (Minor League Baseball) and The Johnstown Tomahawks (Hockey) at the Johnstown War Memorial.

## Eat

Texas Hot Dogs in Downtown Altoona is a great place to stop and have a hot dog and fries.

## Go next

* Allegheny Mountains
# Allendale

Allendale is a city in West Michigan.

## Get in

Take Lake Michigan Drive west from Grand Rapids.

## Get around

Route 50 of The Rapid (the Grand Rapids public bus system) runs between the GVSU Pew Campus in downtown Grand Rapids and the GVSU Allendale Campus. Other than that, you'll need a car.

## See

Grand Valley State University, the largest University on this side of the State.

## Do

Watch a football game at the GVSU Laker Stadium or pick fresh fruit at the orchards, but other than that or hanging at The Main Street Pub, there's not much to do.
* Meadows Golf Course

### Events

* Grand Valley Renaissance Festival
* JAFAX

## Buy

Pick your own fruit.

## Eat

The restaurants are better in Grand Rapids

## Drink

Local cider is good, and bought by the gallon by the University Students.

## Sleep

* Sleep Inn and Suites, 4869 Becker Drive, ☏ +1 616-892-8000.
# Allenhurst

Allenhurst is a quiet little beach side community in Monmouth County on the Jersey Shore.

## Understand

Visitors can come and admire the extravagant Victorian and Tudor-style homes, along with the welcoming feeling of a small-town neighborhood.
For a daily fee of $7 in the summer season, you can enjoy the pristine beaches of Allenhurst.

## See

* Historical homes.
# Allentown (New Jersey)

Allentown is a borough in Monmouth County, New Jersey.
Allentown's shopping district has antique and specialty shops, as well as restaurants. Many historic homes and historic buildings are located in the borough.

## Understand

Allentown was incorporated as a borough by an act of the New Jersey Legislature on January 29, 1889, from portions of Upper Freehold Township. The borough was named for William Allen, who served as Chief Justice of the Province of Pennsylvania. This tight-nit community is a great spot for its boutiques, restaurants, and historical sites. One of the oldest surviving mills in the state of New Jersey, the Allentown Mill, has been renovated inside to feature additional shops.

## Get in
### By car

Allentown is accessible from the New Jersey Turnpike, Exit 7A, to Interstate 195 East.

## Eat

* The Moth Coffeehouse, 24 South Main St, ☏ +1 609 208-3900. Cozy coffeehouse located inside the historic Allentown Mill.
* La Piazza Ristorante, 11 Church St, ☏ +1 609 208-0640. Casual family dining. Wood fired pizza oven. Pasta, veal, chicken, seafood. Business luncheons & catered affairs.
* Pete's Deli & Grocery, 1280 Allentown Yardville Rd (County Route 524), ☏ +1 609 259-3339. Eat in or take out. Hot & cold meals, sandwiches, coffee, sodas, snacks.
* Swal Dairy, 33 South Main St, ☏ +1 609 259-8508. Dairy store offers 36 flavors of homemade ice cream on the premises; specialty ice cream cakes & pies.
* The Garden Tea Room, 4 South Main St, ☏ +1 609 208-1880. A quaint tea room featuring brewed loose leaf teas, savories, scones, light fare and desserts, private parties and catering. Retail tea and accessories. Open for lunch.
* Woody's Towne Cafe, 27 South Main St, ☏ +1 609 259-5722. Serving breakfast and lunch. Try a "Woody Roll" sandwich on hearth baked bread. Fresh roasted cashews roasted on premises.

## Go next

* Freehold The County Seat
* Jackson Township The home of Great Adventure Amusement Parks
* Trenton The State Capital
# Allegany County (Maryland)

Allegany County is in Western Maryland.

## Cities

* 39.6567-78.92721 Frostburg - home of Frostburg State University
* 39.6547-78.81282 LaVale - main commercial area, where the county mall is located
* 39.6525-78.76253 Cumberland (Maryland) - county seat

## Other destinations

* 38.922778-77.1051 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historic Park
* 39.7047-78.63832 Rocky Gap State Park — a state park with a popular lake for boating and fishing, a large lodge-style resort, and golf course.
* 39.665278-78.4430563 Green Ridge State Forest

## Get around

Allegany County Transit (ACT) offers some public transportation options, particularly for the Frostburg State University students between Frostburg & La Vale, but a car is still your best option. Most towns are small enough they can be walked in typically less than an hour to anywhere, at least Frostburg and Cumberland (Maryland).

## Go next

AMTRAK has a station in Cumberland (Maryland).
# Allegany County (New York)

Allegany County is in the Southern Tier of New York state.

## Cities

* 42.2232-78.03461 Belmont — the county seat
* 42.2547-77.79042 Alfred — home of Alfred State College, one of the state university system's highest-regarded technical schools, as well as the smaller, private Alfred University
* 42.3061-78.0163 Angelica — antique shopping galore in the "Town Where History Lives"
* 42.0667-78.16764 Bolivar — 19th-century oil boomtown that was briefly the wealthiest municipality in the U.S. per capita, now home to the Pioneer Oil Museum
* 42.2173-78.27565 Cuba — no longer the "Cheese Capital of the World", but still famous for locally produced cheeses and other dairy products
* 42.4249-78.1556 Houghton — another college town, this charming village is the home of Houghton College
* 42.3923-78.25357 Rushford — vacation cottages aplenty on the shore of Rushford Lake
* 42.1212-77.94688 Wellsville — the largest village in Allegany County (population about 4,500), named not for the oil wells that flourished here in the 19th century but for a prominent local citizen
# Allen Park

Allen Park is a city in Wayne County in the state of Michigan.

## See

* 42.2705-83.20911 World's Largest Tire, Interstate 94, near Detroit Metropolitan Airport. US Rubber Co built a Ferris wheel into this oversize tyre for the 1964 NY World's Fair. The 80-86' tyre, without its 24 four-person Ferris wheel seats, was relocated to what was a Uniroyal sales office in 1966; Uniroyal/Goodrich were sold to Michelin in 1990.

## Do

* Roosevelt Lanes, 6701 Roosevelt Avenue, ☏ +1 313 381-0222. A bowling alley.
* Thunderbowl Lanes, 4200 Allen Rd, ☏ +1 313 928-4688. A bowling alley. (updated Jan 2021)

## Buy

* Big Ben's Comix Oasis, 6711 Allen Rd, ☏ +1 313 382-0700. Comic book shop. (updated Jan 2021)

## Eat

* Allen Park Wheat and Rye, 7721 Allen Road, ☏ +1 313-928-4322.
# Foulpointe

Mahavelona (commonly called Foulpointe) is a town is in Toamasina Province. It is a quiet and peaceful village in the northeast of Madagascar, in the region of Atsinanana. This former 18th-century French counter is today a beautiful seaside resort.

## Understand

Foulpointe is named Mahavelona by the Malagasy.
The name Foulpointe appeared with the arrival of an English boat called Full on the pointed part of Mahavelona. This ship was carrying gift items (music boxes, porcelain, and clothes).
Foulpointe was the center of the slave trade in the southwest Indian Ocean to replace the Antongil bay between the middle of 18th century and the end of it, when Toamasina took over in Madagascar.
Mahavelona is nowadays a popular tourist destination in Madagascar. The beauty of its beach, protected by a coral reef, makes it an excellent seaside destination.

## See

You can also have a walk in the tiny village, which is nothing else than a street lined with charming straw huts. This is an ideal stop before visiting the island of Sainte-Marie.

## Eat

Local restaurateurs offer organic and fresh products available locally and promote the calm of the destination, compared to the more popular seaside resorts in northern Madagascar (Nosy Be, Mahajunga, Antisiranan).
Do not miss «le gentil pêcheur», a small restaurant where you can eat several delicious lobster dishes.

## Sleep

There is a significant offer of accommodation with many bungalows of different standings ranging from the most luxurious to the simplest (with comfort) at affordable prices. The inhabitants have reconverted a lot in the tourism sector. As a result, the reception by the population is excellent (like almost everywhere in Madagascar).

## Go next

There is a bus from Foulpointe to Soanierana Ivongo, where you can take a ferry to Sainte-Marie.
# Fouman

Fouman (also Romanized as Fooman, Fūman, Fowman, Fowmen, and Fumen) is a city of 36,000 people (2016) near the foothills of the Talysh Highlands. It is surrounded by gardens, forests, mountains and paddy fields.

## Understand

It is the capital of Fuman County. Fuman is on the road to the historical city of Masuleh and as a result receives many tourists.
The inhabitants of Fuman are mainly Gilaks who speak the Gilaki language, and the Talysh people who speak the Talysh language. The majority of the inhabitants are Shia Muslims, with a minority of Sunnis present in the city.

## Get in

It is 21 km to the west-southwest of Rasht, and 356 km away from Tehran.

## See

The city is known for its statues, including the statue of the ancient Iranian goddess Anahita and the statue of the Four Girls.
* 37.06444449.2397221 Rudkhan Fortress (Hesami Castle). A historical fortress 20 km southwest of Fooman city above the heights of Rudkhan village. Some experts have considered the construction of the fort during the Sassanid era and at the same time as the Arab invasion of Iran. This fort with an area of ​​2.6 hectares is located . The castle wall is 1500 meters long and has 65 towers and fortifications. (updated Aug 2022)

## Do

* Climb the hill leading to the Rudkhan Castle. It takes almost an hour, and is relatively easy to access.

## Buy

Fuman produces popular cookies known as koluche. Fuman's koluche is thinner and larger than its brethren in Lahijan.

## Go next

* Masouleh — This pleasant mountain town is 36 km west and southwest of Fooman. The city is naturally located in a way that leans on the mountain from three directions north, south and west and overlooks the beautiful valleys from the east. This unique painting with its pleasant climate and its traditional and stepped houses has a high architectural value and for this reason in 1975 in the list of national monuments of Iran. In 2007, it was submitted by Iran to the Tentative List of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
# Fossil

Fossil is a town in Eastern Oregon.

## Understand

Fossil has a population of 473 as of 2010 and is the seat of Wheeler County.
The site of only public fossil field in the U.S., the town was named by its first mayor, due to the fossil remains he found on his ranch.

## See

* Fossil Field (behind Wheeler High School). A small information centre in addition to three fossils. $5.
* 44.999722-120.2144441 Thomas Benton Hoover House, 1st St (between Adams St and Washington St). On the National Register of Historic Places, this wooden two-storey building dates back to 1882. It was the original owner of this house, Thomas Benton Hoover, who gave the town its name because of the fossils he found on his property.

## Sleep

* Wilson Ranches Retreat, 16555 Butte Creek Ln, ☏ +1 541 763-2227. A Bed and Breakfast Ranch on 9,000 acres. $79-$149.
# Foster (Victoria)

Foster is in the Gippsland region of Victoria, Australia.

## Understand
### Visitor information Centre

* -38.650717146.1996211 Prom Country Visitor Information Centre - Foster, Cnr McDonald and Main Streets (C445), toll-free: 1800 630 704. 10AM-4PM. (updated May 2021)

## Get in

From Melbourne, use the South Gippsland Freeway (M420) and exit onto the South Gippsland Highway (A420). Continue on the road for about 45 mins, until the A440 exit onto South Gippsland Highway. Continue on the highway until Foster, and turn right onto C445.

## See

* -38.652273146.201251 YEPgallery, 39/41 Main St (c445), ☏ +61 408 871 379. (updated May 2021)
* -38.63544146.2230812 Foster Dam Viewing Area, 220 Ameys Track. 24/7. A great spot to view foster dam. (updated May 2021)

## Eat

* The Rhythm Cafe & Restaurant, 3-5 Bridge St, ☏ +61 3 5682 1612. (updated Jun 2021)

## Sleep

* -38.647621146.2059071 Prom Country Lodge, 3800 South Gippsland Hwy, ☏ +61 3 5682 2022. Motel accommodation with 29 rooms and free WiFi. Hosts are friendly, and the lodge features an in-house restaurant open 7 days a week. Room service can be pre-ordered. (updated May 2021)

## Connect

4G coverage is available from both Telstra and Optus in Foster.
* -38.650921146.1997282 Foster Library, 9 Main St. M Th 10AM-4:30PM, Tu Fr 10AM-5PM, Sa 10AM-1PM. Free WiFi and computer access is available here. 24/7 access via a key fob is available for library members, but given an induction and a $30 deposit is required, obtaining this access is probably more trouble than its worth for most visitors. (updated Jun 2021)
# Fossil Butte National Monument

Fossil Butte National Monument is a United States national monument in Southwest Wyoming.

## Understand

Fossil Butte National Monument is a unique paleontological site, where ecosystems of the 50-million-year-old Green River Formation of the ancient subtropical lake bed were unusually well preserved. The fossils include fish, alligators, bats, turtles, dog-sized horses, insects, and many other species of plants and animals.

### Climate

Expect a variety of weather conditions no matter what time of year you visit. Spring, fall and winter can be very cold; expect snow and winter conditions.
* Spring: Day time temperatures usually range from 30 to 65 °F (−1 to 18 °C)
* Summer: Day time temperatures range from 60 to 90 °F (16 to 32 °C)
* Fall/autumn: Day time temperatures range from 45 to 70 °F (7 to 21 °C)
* Winter: Day time temperatures range from −20 to 30 °F (−29 to −1 °C).

### Visitor information

* Park website
* 41.8366-110.77051 Fossil Butte Visitor Center, 864 Chicken Creek Road. May-September: daily 9AM-5:30PM; Oct-Nov 29: daily 8AM-4:30PM; Nov 30-Mar 7: Tu-Sa 8AM-4:30PM, closed holidays; Mar 8-Apr: daily 8AM-4:30PM. Over 300 fossils are on exhibit. Video programs feature what scientists have learned from the fossils and the rocks they're found in, and how fossils are excavated and prepared. Visitor Center hours vary by the season. (updated Jul 2020)

## Get in

The visitor center can be reached along U.S. Highway 30 about 15 miles west of Kemmerer.

## Fees and permits

There is no fee to enter the monument. Donations are welcome.

## Do

* Fossil research quary. If you hike to Fossil research quary in summer Friday or Saturday between 11AM and 4PM, you'll have a chance to witness fossil excavation. (updated Oct 2015)
* Hike the 2½-mile Historic Quarry Trail or the 1½-mile Nature Trail
* Have a snack in the picnic area
# Ciechocinek

Ciechocinek is a spa town in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland at the Vistula River.

## Get around

To many places and parks in Ciechocinek you can easily get on foot.
Other means of transport include:
* rickshaws
* horse-drawn droshkies
* Melex electric cars (like golf course electric cars)
* taxis
* public transport bus (free of cost)

## See
### Parks

* The Spa Park
* The Pine Park
* The Graduation Tower Park

## Do

You can take courses of treatment for numerous rheumatic and respiratory ailments in 5 hospitals and 16 sanitariums.

## Go next

* Raciążek - the Bishopric Castle that dates back to 15th century and a late-Renaissance church
* Toruń - one of Kuyavia capitals, birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus with strong Teutonic Order influences
* Kruszwica - early Piast dynasty centre of power with 12th century romanesque church
* Płock - shortlived capital of Poland and former capital of Masovia