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# Mongaguá

Mongaguá is a city in the South Coast of São Paulo state.

## Get in

Use the BR-101/SP-55. You can also go through cars and buses.

## See

* Fishing Platform (Plataforma de Pesca), Avenida Governador Mário Covas Júnior,10181- Agenor de Campos. The largest concrete structure over water in the Americas, this T-shaped platform extend 400 meters into the ocean, and then 100 meters to either side. R$5.
* Poço das Antas Ecological Park (Parque Ecológico Poço das Antas), Rua da Cascata, no number - Pedreira (access via Padre Manoel da Nóbrega Highway). 8AM-5PM. Natural pools and ecological trails. Adult R$2, motorcycle R$4 (up to 2 people), car (up to 10 people) R$10.
* A Tribuna Ecological Tourist Park (Parque Turístico Ecológico A Tribuna), Avenida Mário Covas Júnior, 10410 - Agenor de Campos. Mini-zoo, with various types of birds, lizards, fish, and other sea creatures. R$3.

## Do
### Beaches

Mongaguá has 13km of beaches, the main ones being:
* Agenor de Campos.
* Centro.
* Flórida Mirim.
* Itaóca.
* Vera Cruz.

### Hiking trails

* Agenor de Campos Trail.
* Belvedere Trail.
* Cialta Trail.
* Morro dos Macacos Trail.
* Poço das Antas Trail.
* Rondônia Trail.

## Buy

* Arts and Crafts Fair (Feira de Artesanato).

## Eat

Padaria Peg Pão Mongaguá, Av. São Paulo, 1904 - Centro, ☏ +55 (13) 99802 7887. 6:00-23:45. (updated Feb 2025)

## Sleep

* Pousada Plataforma. On the beach. Swimming pool, game room, 27 rooms with TV and ceiling fan, parking, wireless internet, breakfast included.

## Stay healthy

As elsewhere in Brazil, some beaches in Mongaguá are not suitable for bathing, and conditions can change from day to day. On the day of your visit, check the map$^{[deadlink]}$ of the latest weekly beach quality bulletin$^{[deadlink]}$ (in Portuguese, boletim de qualidade das praias) of the state's Environment Department (CETESB).

## Connect

* Holy Power, Av. Monteiro Lobato 5426, ☏ +55 13 3507-4610, +55 13 3507-3637. Internet cafe.
# Pontresina

Pontresina is a village in Graubünden. The village is close to the ski resorts around St. Moritz and very busy during the winter season.

## Get in

Trains go at least hourly from St. Moritz, which can be reached from Chur. Travelling from Italy, there are a number of trains a day from Tirano to the 46.490659.896071 Pontresina railway station

## See

* 46.489419.905881 Museum Alpin, Via Maistra 199, ☏ +41 81 842 72 73, museum@pontresina.ch. Hours are seasonal. Fr. 8/2. (updated Feb 2017)
* 46.489369.909682 Spaniola Castle
* 46.4936119.9013893 Grand Hotel Kronenhof
* 46.490089.909694 Church St. Maria

## Do

* 46.4919.90691 $^{[deadlink]}$ Family ski resort Languard (1 km slopes, 2 lifts). A very small ski resort for beginners right in the village. For advanced skiers, it makes more sense to head to St. Moritz or Diavolezza. Day pass Fr. 35/30, free for children below 14. (updated Sep 2016)

## Eat

* 46.4879.9081 Gondolezza, ☏ +41 81 839 36 26. December to April, W-Su from 18:00, during high season daily. This restaurant is located inside an old cable car cabin. Mainly serves Swiss cheese dishes such as Raclette and Fondue. Mains around Fr. 35, set menu Fr. 48. (updated Jan 2017)
* 46.489059.905992 Nostra Pizzeria, Via Maistra 203, ☏ +41 81 839 33 33. Opening hours vary by season. Fr. 15-20 for most pizzas. (updated Feb 2017)

## Sleep

* 46.489119.906161 Hotel Engadinerhof, Via Maistra 203, ☏ +41 81 839 31 00, info@engadinerhof.com. single from Fr. 70; double from Fr. 120. (updated Jan 2017)
# Canazei

Canazei is a city in Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy. It is located in the Val di Fassa valley of the Dolomites mountain range. Canazei is a well known ski town, and the Belvedere ski area above it is part of the Sella Ronda ski circuit. It is well connected to the adjacent valleys Val Gardena and Arabba and is part of the Dolomiti Super-Ski skiing area. Canazei is also the base station for rock climbing, trekking and mountain-biking excursions during the summer months.

## Get in

Canazei is reachable by car from 3 directions:
* From the west by road SS48 from Bolzano, passing through other Fassa valley towns such as Campitello di Fassa
* From the north by road SS242 from Selva
* From the east by road SS641 from Arabba

## Get around

Although Canazei is one of the largest ski towns in the valley, it is easy to cross on foot. Driving is easy, there are few roads and ample parking space near most points of interest. Also, the Dolomiti Super-Ski skipass allows one to use the free Ski Bus service that runs throughout the valley.

## Do
### Winter

Being part of the Dolomiti Superski skiing area, Canazei offers skiers and snowboarders an enormous variety of pistes, both in the adjacent areas of Belvedere and Col-Rodella and, via linking pistes and chairlifts, the other resorts around the Sella massif. All of the area's resorts are joined under one ski pass and provide for nearly seamless use of approximately 1200 km of skiable terrain. The ski area is accessible from Canazei by the Belvedere cable car, or by driving on road SS48 further north to the Lupo Bianco hotel from which two smaller cable cars allow access to both the Canazei and Campitello ski areas.
Another major point of interest is the Sella massif, accessible by cablecar from Passo Pordoi which resides yet higher north on road SS48.

### Summer

* 46.4338911.664171 Gartl. 5h, Black-class hike, Rifugio Ciampedie to SandpassHutte
* 46.42416711.7508332 Valle di San Nicolò (Val San Nicolò).
* 46.4711.6247223 Vajolet Towers (Torri del Vajolet).

## Eat

Canazei offers a selection of the South Tyrol cuisine, which derives both from the Austrian and North Italian cuisines. Grocery stores sell typical Italian meats and cheese such as Prosciutto & Parmesan, Lambrusco sparkling wine, and also the Loacker wafers that originate in the Trento area. Restaurants will most often offer a wide range of pizza, pasta and meat dishes.

## Sleep

Being a popular ski and trekking resort, Canazei is overflowing with small hotels, B&Bs and holiday rental apartments.
Most apartments are equipped for summer and winter sport activities, and have ski storage rooms, private parking and other useful services.
# Tarvisio

Tarvisio is a village in the Udine province of the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region of Italy.

## Understand

Tarvisio is located in the Canal Valley, between the Carnic Alps in the north, and the Julian Alps in the south.

### History

As a place upon ancient trade routes from the Alps to Venice, the roots of Tarvisio date back from Roman times.

## Get in
### By train

Trains from Villach, Austria take about 20 minutes.
* 46.506213.60761 Tarvisio Boscoverde railway station (Stazione di Tarvisio Boscoverde). (updated Aug 2024)

### By car

Tarvisio is only 15 minutes drive from Slovenia.

## See

* 46.5050113.5784631 Church of St. Peter and Paul (Chiesa dei Santi Pietro e Paolo), Piazza Unità, 17. 15th century church. (updated Aug 2024)
* Sella Nevea.
* Mt Lussari.
* Fusine laghi mountain lakes

## Do

* One of the common reasons to come to Tarvisio is to ski.

### Hiking

* 46.47583313.66751 Lago di Fusine. 2h, Blue-class hike

## Go next

* Kranjska Gora on the Slovenian side of the border is another popular ski resort.
* The ski resort in Sella Nevea accepts the same tickets as Tarvisio and is only 15 minute drive away.
# Belluno (province)

Belluno (Province of Belluno) is in the Veneto region of Italy.

## Cities

* 46.55115612.4430391 Auronzo di Cadore
* 46.14083112.2155612 Belluno
* 46.53833312.1373513 Cortina d'Ampezzo
* 46.01666711.94 Feltre
* 46.06219412.0798065 Mel
* 46.42870912.3752976 Pieve di Cadore
* 46.18312.27917 Ponte nelle Alpi
* 46.45896612.2057428 San Vito di Cadore
* 46.08388412.0432389 Santa Giustina
* 46.4975711.8748510 Arabba

## Do

* 46.34534812.4135851 Friul Dolomites. 5h, Red-class hike, Val Cimoliana, 4 day hike
# Khoma

Khoma is a village in Lhuentse District in Eastern Bhutan.

## Understand

The village is famous throughout Bhutan for its intricate hand-woven cloth made of silk called Kishuthara.

## Get in
### By plane

The nearest airport is in Jakar - a 7 to 8 hour journey by road.

### By bus

Public buses from Thimphu to Lhuentse stop near the village - a two-day journey with a night halt in Bumthang.

## See

* Khoma Bridge, which was constructed in the 15th century by the mahasiddha Thangtong Gyalpo.
* Weaving

## Buy

* Hand woven silk cloth.

## Sleep

There are no hotels in the village, but there are a number of homestay options:
* Aum Tshering - +975 17531557
* Chimi Yuden - +975 17576688
* Chozom - +975 17565010/17268885
* Norbu Lhaden - +975 17700848/17932885
* Pema Dechen - +975 17638394/17714728
* Yangkula - +975 17788454

## Go next

Singye Dzong - a two-day trek from Khoma
# Bumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary

Bumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary is in North East Bhutan.

## Understand

Covering much of Trashi Yangtse district, this 1,550 km$^2$ reserve provides sanctuary to rare animals such as blue sheep, snow leopards, red pandas, musk deer, Himalayan black bears, and black necked cranes in the winter.

### History

The Bumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary was established in 1995 in order to protect large areas of virtually untouched Eastern Himalayan ecosystems ranging from warm broadleaved forest to alpine scree slopes. It partly overlaps with the earlier Kulong Chhu National Park which mainly covered alpine and subalpine habitats. A park manager and staff were appointed in 1998. The first management plan was produced in 2001.

### Landscape

Altitudes in the sanctuary range from 1,500 m (4,900 ft) in the south to over 6,400 m (21,000 ft) in the north. The northern parts include glaciers, snow peaks, scree slopes, alpine pastures and scrub and glacial lakes and valleys. The central parts include ridges and valleys covered in scrubland, conifer forest and broadleaved forest. The southern and lower part consist more ridges, valleys and river gorges. Most are covered in broadleaved forest. Flatter areas have often been cleared for agricultural land and villages.
# Quiberon

Quiberon is a town in Brittany, France (on the Altantic coast). It is situated on a peninsula Presqu'île de Quiberon. In France it is well-known as summer spa-resort.

## Understand
### Tourist information

* Quiberon tourist website

## Get in

By train from Paris. To get there you should take a TGV-Express from Gare de Montparnasse that will bring you to Auray town, where there is a connection with a bus directly to Quiberon (in July and August there is a train from Auray to Quiberon). In order to find a bus stop you should leave the railway station and go to the right, it is situated a bit aside.
The tickets for the whole route can be bought at the Montparnasse railway station (the approximate price for return ticket is €135/person, people younger than 25 years old get a price reduction). Before getting into the train you should stamp your ticket in a yellow machine that are situated a bit aside from the platforms. It is also possible to buy a ticket only to Auray and to pay there to the bus driver on-site. The duration of one way is 4 hr 55 min.
* 47.4853-3.11831 Gare de Quiberon, Place de la Gare, 56170 Quiberon. June 1 to September 30. Served only during summer by TER Bretagne line 32 (from Auray), called "le Tire-Bouchon", the "corkscrew". (updated Feb 2018)

## See

* Côte sauvage - so called wild coast, where the ocean waves beat the stones, where it is forbidden to swim because of life-danger, where you can see picturesque landscapes.

## Do

* Surfing in the Atlantic ocean
* Spa-procedures
* Sunbathing on the Grande Plage

## Buy

In the centre of the town, the small shops are open even on winter Sundays (at least in the morning). As a souvenir it is interesting to buy cider and sardines.

## Eat

* Bar de la Marine, Port Marina, ☏ +33 2 97 50 09 81. A restaurant with marvellous ocean view. Serves breakfast, sea food, fish, perrywinkles. Open all year round.
* 47.477-3.12711 Le Triskell, 2, quai de Houat, Port Maria, 56170 Quiberon, ☏ +33 2 97 30 41 86. Nice restaurant with good wine, sea food, perrywikles. Sea food plate. Open all year round. €28/person.

## Sleep

There are a lot of small hotels and houses with apartments to be rent alongside the coast.
* Auberge Du Petit Matelot, 23 Avenue de Saint-Malo, ☏ +33 2 97 52 31 21, aubergepetitmatelot@wanadoo.fr. (updated Mar 2018)
* Hôtel Des Deux Mers, 8 Avenue Surcouf, ☏ +33 2 97 52 33 75, infos@hotel-des-deux-mers.com. (updated Mar 2018)
* Hôtel de la Plage, 25 Quai d'Orange, ☏ +33 2 97 30 92 10, contact@hotel-plage-quiberon.com. (updated Mar 2018)

## Go next

* Belle Île — from Quiberon it is possible (also in winter) to take a ferry and to get to the island, well-known resort.
# Normanton

Normanton is a town in the Gulf Country in Queensland. It is the largest town in the region, and has a population of about 1,200 people (2016).
Normanton thrived as a port town in the late 1800s when the gold rush was on in Croydon. The Normanton-to-Croydon railway line, established at that time, today it runs the Gulflander tourist train.
Australia's largest saltwater crocodile, known as Krys the Savannah King, was shot at nearby Archer's Creek in 1957. A life-size replica of his body, over 8 metres long, can be seen in the council park.
Some 30 km to the south-west of Normanton is camp 119, Burke and Wills' most northerly camp. The wetlands between Normanton and Karumba are also excellent for birdwatching, particularly just after the 'wet season'.

## Get in

* Normanton is 484 km north of Mt Isa.
* About 700 km from Cairns on the Savannah Way - Highway 1, or around 500 km from Mount Isa on the Barkly Highway.
* The Gulflander runs from Croydon, but since Croydon is in the middle of nowhere, with no real means of getting there, that is unlikely to help you get in much.

## See

* -17.668086141.0811941 Tourist information, in the historic Burns Philp building by the river. Includes a display about the history of Normanton. Free.
* -17.668722141.0803782 Krys the Crocodile. Life-size replica of the largest crocodile ever caught. (updated Jun 2015)
* -17.672885141.0723433 Historic Railway Station. (updated Jun 2015)

## Do

* Birdwatching
* -17.857141.1381 Gulflander train, ☏ +61 7 4745 1391. A weekly heritage tourist train to Croydon (Queensland). It travel to Croydon on Wednesday, and returns Thursday. Travel time is about five hours each way including stops and excursions to interesting places. One-way or return to Croydon: adult $69/115, child 4-14 $34.50/57.50. (updated Oct 2020)

## Eat

* -17.675592141.0761941 Gobble N Go, 40 Thompson St (one block east of the highway). Quality takeaway shop, with sandwiches, home made pies, burgers, etc. Also does lavish takeaway meals for dinner (you might have to pre-order — check with the friendly staff).

## Drink

* -17.669073141.0806511 Purple Pub (National Hotel). It's purple, and serves meals

## Sleep

* -17.6694141.0807641 Albion Hotel, 37/39 Haig St, ☏ +61 7 4745 1218. Within 100m proximity of the Big Croc. (updated Jun 2021)

## Go next

Karumba is 79 km away by sealed road on the Gulf — you can't come this far without going on!
33 km west along the Savannah Way (dirt road) is Burke and Wills Camp 119 - the furthest north they got. Trees that were blazed to mark the camp are signposted.
# Okura

Okura　(大蔵村 Ōkura-mura), sometimes written Ohkura, is a village in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan designated as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in Japan". It's most known for Hijiori Onsen and Hijiori kokeshi.

## See

* Jizokura (地蔵倉 Jizō-kura). A jizo shrine built into the side of a mountain. It is said that the monk who discovered Hijiori Onsen lived here. When you visit, you will likely find 5 yen coins hanging from the rocks. This is due to a legend that if you can thread paper through any of the holes in the rocks that your wish will come true. (updated Oct 2024)
* Shikamura Rice Terraces (四ヶ村の棚田). It's listed as one of Japan's Top 100 Rice Terraces. The views of the rice terraces with the surrounding mountains is a popular photo spot. (updated Oct 2024)

## Do

* Hijiori Morning Market (肘折朝市). Apr 20-Dec 10 06:00-07:30. A daily market where locals sell vegetables. (updated Oct 2024)

### Hijiori Onsen

A 1200 year old onsen town tucked away in the mountains. Its waters are carbonated springs with some chloride springs at certain locations. Here are places where daytrippers can enjoy the onsen. For ryokan and hot spring accommodations, see Sleep section.
* Caldera Onsenkan (カルデラ温泉館). (updated Oct 2024)

## Buy

* Suzuki Kokeshi Shop (鈴木こけし工房). 08:00-18:00. A shop where Hijiori kokeshi are made and can also be purchased directly from their maker. (updated Oct 2024)

## Sleep

* Maruya Ryokan (丸屋旅館). A nostalgic hot spring ryokan built with Kanayama cedar, cypress, and zelkova wood. Meals are made with seasonal vegetables harvested locally. (updated Oct 2024)
* Motokawarayu (元河原湯源泉). A ryokan in Hijiori Onsen. Meals change with the season to feature seasonal foods such as chestnuts and mushrooms in the autumn. There is a free shuttle service from Shinjo Station for staying guests. (updated Oct 2024)

## Go next

* Shinjo
* Tozawa
* Funagata
* Shonai
* Oishida
* Murayama
* Kahoku
* Nishikawa
* Kaneyama
# Shiroishi

Shiroishi (白石町) is a town in Miyagi prefecture, Japan.

## Get in

Shiroishi is directly accessible on the Tohoku Shinkansen via Shiroishi-Zao Station. From Tokyo, it can be reached in less than 2 hours.

## See

* 38.002647140.6171471 Shiroishi Castle (白石城). (updated Jan 2025)
* 38.040804140.53032 Miyagi Zao Fox Village (宮城蔵王キツネ村 Miyagi Zaō Kitsune-mura). (updated Jan 2025)

## Do

* 38.068572140.5098071 Miyagi Zao Shiroishi Ski Resort (みやぎ蔵王白石スキー場). (updated Jan 2025)

## Buy

* 38.035397140.5727141 Yajiro Kokeshi Village (弥治郎こけし村). The primary place to purchase Yajiro Kokeshi, they also have a small exhibit about the local kokeshi. Artisans also work here, and they also offer kokeshi-painting opportunities. (updated Jan 2025)

## Go next

* Zao
* Shichikashuku
* Ogawara
* Murata
* Kakuda
* Marumori
* Date
* Fukushima
* Kunimi
# Marshfield (Wisconsin)

Marshfield, in North Central Wisconsin, was a thriving regional center for northwest Wisconsin in the late 19th century known as "Hub City" for all of the railroad tracks that converged there. It sported a bevy of German immigrants and a strong lumber trade. Not to be outdone by Chicago, it had its own conflagration in 1877 that burned down most of the town, then reemerged with more of a brick facade. Today, it is a little quieter but nonetheless known for the Marshfield Clinic, a big name in healthcare.

## Understand
### Tourist information

* Visit Marshfield website

## Get in

Although it used to be a crossroads, Marshfield today isn't bisected by any major thoroughfares. It's about 35 miles west of Stevens Point via the US Route 10 expressway.

## See

* Wildwood Zoo, 608 W 17th St, ☏ +1 715 486-2056. Daily but varies by season. A free municipal zoo with some handsome North American species like bison, cougar, lynx, and red-crowned cranes. (updated Apr 2023)
* World's Largest Round Barn, 513 E 17th St (in Marshfield Fairgrounds Park), ☏ +1 715 387-1261. Self-acclaimed record holder for this particular type of farm structure. No doubt it is grandiose. (updated Apr 2023)
* Governor William H. Upham House, 212 W 3rd St, ☏ +1 715 387-3322. W Sa 1:30PM-4PM, by appointment. The former home of the particular Wisconsin statesman, with guided tours to demonstrate furnishings and life reflective of the late 19th century. (updated Apr 2023)

## Sleep

* 44.643353-90.1816351 Hotel Marshfield, 2700 S Central Ave, ☏ +1 715 387-2700. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: noon. Indoor/outdoor pool, hot tub, sauna, small gym, breakfast buffet, rooms with upscale look. $123 (Apr 2023). (updated Apr 2023)
* 44.680307-90.1707022 Hampton Inn, ☏ +1 715-207-0295. Check-in: checkin=3PM, check-out: noon. New hotel as of 2025 in a residential part of Marshfield. (updated Feb 2025)
* 44.660833-90.1787853 Holiday Inn, 750 S Central Ave, ☏ +1 715-486-1500. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. (updated Feb 2025)
# Grand Portage

Grand Portage is an Indian Reservation in the far northeast corner of Minnesota, on the shore of Lake Superior and the border of Ontario, Canada.

## See

* 47.996389-89.7341671 Grand Portage National Monument. A trail used by fur traders (voyageurs) in the late 18th century to transport trade goods from the Lake Superior shore to the Pigeon River and furs in the opposite direction. It is now administered by the U.S. National Park Service. (updated Oct 2022)
* Pigeon River Falls is in the Grand Portage State Park.

## Do

* 47.9539-89.69231 Grand Portage Lodge & Casino, ☏ +1 218-475-2401. (updated Nov 2016)

## Go next

* Grand Portage a launching point for ferries to Isle Royale, a wilderness preserve and national park in Lake Superior. Day trips to the park are offered by Grand Portage Isle Transportation Line, +1 715-392-2100, toll-free: +1 888-746-2305. $^{[deadlink]}$ daily mid-June thru mid-September. $45 round-trip.
* Thunder Bay, a popular area for outdoor recreation, lies a short distance over the border in Ontario.
# Krimml

Krimml is in the Pinzgau-Valley in the state of Salzburg, Austria. Krimmel is at the border of the Nationalpark Hohe Tauern and offers many possibilities for hiking and mountain biking.

## Get in

Krimml can be reached by car, train or bus.

### By car

Krimmel is located at the base of the Gerlospass, a 47.2368912.158321 road charged with a fee of €7 per car. If you come through the Pinzgau-Valley and don't want to cross the pass, you only need to take one of the big parking grounds around the village. The fee is €4 per car. If you have come across the pass or plan to cross it, you better take the parking after the toll barrier, which is free if you once have paid the charge for the pass.

### By train or bus

The train station is 2.5 km outside of the village, but there are good connections during the day.

### By bicycle

There are bicycle rentals in Krimmel and in the neighbour village Wald. Both villages claim to be "bike friendly".

## See

* 47.19805612.1713891 Krimmler Wasserfälle. Open every day from 10:00 till 17:00.. Europe's Highest Waterfalls - This is the big "must" when visiting Krimml. The water of the Ache river falls in 3 cascades through 380 m over all. Although, impressive all year round, the months with most water are July and August. The base of the falls is easy to reach from the village or the parking grounds (15 minutes walking on flat ground). The entrance fee is €1.50 per person. You can reach the top of the falls on a wide and well maintained path. Nevertheless, 380 m of altitude must be climbed, and it can be very steep in places. Many platforms on the way give impressive views of the waterfalls. You also can find a simple restaurant (Jausenstation in Austrian German) half the way to the top. If you are unable to make the climb, you can get a taxi bus for ca. €10 per person.
* 47.21409812.1694132 WasserWunderWelt Museum (right next to the way to the entry of the waterfalls). Wonder World of Water Museum, with its so called outdoor Aqua-Park that shows the power of water in various ways. Explanations are in German and English. €7 for adults, €3.50 for children from 6 to 15 years, €14.50 Family Card with all children inclusive, €6 for adult groups with at least 11 persons, €3 for pupil groups. All prices include the fee for the waterfalls themselves.

## Eat

At the base of the Krimml Falls is a really nice restaurant where you can get food, e.g hot dogs, chips. The usual.