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# Kumpur

Kumpur is a village in the Central Himalayas region of Nepal. At the time of the 1991 Nepal census it had a population of 7,916 and 1,405 houses.

## Understand

Kumpur is in Dhading district Nepal. It is located between Kathmandu and Pokhara.

## Get in

Access: You can easily reach to Kumpur: it is 80 km from Kathmandu - between Kathmandu and Pokhara, it takes 4 hour/ by local buses to Bungchung Village, if you take private vehicle (Car/Jeep) drive you on 2.5 hours then hike up to Kumpur for around 3 hours. Buses leaves from Nearby central bus station Kathmandu.
It is 80 km far from Kathmandu, it takes 4 hour by local buses. And walk up to village around 3 hour. people lives different types of cast like Ghale, Braman, Newar, Sarki, Kami, Damai, Magar, Praja etc., They all have own different traditional life style. Most people are farmers, although some castes have their own professions.

## See

The village layout with hillside areas, so it's nice and warm even throughout the winter, but still you have excellent views on the Annapurna range, Ganesh Himal, Langtang, Manaslu, Mardi Himal, Gauri sankar and lots of water falls with panoramic views and natural beauty which surrounds Kumpur.

## Sleep

Homestays are available in Kumpur.
# Gorkha

Gorkha is a town in the Annapurna region of Nepal. It became a part of Nepal when King Prithvi Narayan Shah of Gorkha (also known as Gurkha) unified the country 250 years ago.

## Get in

Gorkha is connected by all weather road from Kathmandu (4 hours), Birjung (10 hours), Bhairahawa/Sunauli (10 hours) and Pokhara (3 hours). Buses are generally crowded. Micro buses are fast and relatively comfortable. Taxi can be hired from Kathmandu or Pokhara to Gorkha.

## See

* Gorkha Durbar. Residence of Shah Kings, at an elevation of 1510 m.
* Manakamana Temple. Dedicated to the Goddess Durga, this temple can be reached by a cable car running from the Kathmandu-Pokhara Highway. The temple receives up to 3,000 visitors daily, which increases to tens of thousands during festival times. The high elevation also allows fantastic views over the Himalayas.
* Mount Manaslu (8,163 m). The eighth highest peak in the world.
* Liglig Kot. Historical Fort at an elevation of 2700 m. (updated Jan 2017)
* Shreenathkot. Tourist place at an elevation of 2700 m. (updated Jan 2017)
* Dudh Pokhari. High altitude holy milky lake at the height of 5300 m. (updated Jan 2017)
* Ganesh Himal. 7429 m. (updated Jan 2017)
* Barpak Home Stay. tourist area (updated Jan 2017)

## Do

* Dashain. The festival in Kathmandu starts only after flowers and holy offerings arrive from Gorkha.
* Cable car. Visiting the Manakamana Temple by cable car is one of the major attractions of the region.
* Manaslu Tea-House Trek (5,135m). A two-week trek from either Gorkha Bazaar or more commonly Arughat through the upper reaches of Gorkha District. The trek partially circumnavigates beautiful Manaslu peak. The trekking area is relatively undeveloped.

## Buy

Local handicrafts, garments and locally grown oranges.

## Eat

Simple local, Western, and Chinese restaurants are available in Gorkha Bazaar and Manakamana. Local food stalls are available along the trekking route to Manaslu valley.

## Drink

There is no restriction for any drink. Local wine, beer, and raxi (liquor) are available

## Sleep

Manakamana has many budget lodges with facilities such as TV, telephone and en suite bath.
* Hotel Bisauni, Gorkha Bazaar
* Hotel Prince, Gorkha Bazaar
* Hotel Old Capital, Gorkha Bazaar

## Go next

Go trekking to Pokhara or go to Kathmandu/Pokhara/Birjunj/Sonauli by bus/micro.
# Ramechhap

Ramechhap District is in Nepal, immediately east of Kathmandu. It stretches from the Sun Koshi river to the base of the Everest range, with elevations varying from 488 m at the Sun Koshi to Numburchuili peak at 6,909 m. Spread before you are rolling foothills dotted with isolated farming communities, crowned by an array of snow peaks that will leave you breathless. Rhododendron forests give way to bamboo groves which in turn vanish into the tantalizingly close Himalayan peaks, and the dominant religion changes from Hindu to Buddhist.

## Cities

* 27.561585.97441 Thulo Sailung

## Do

* Trekking in Ramechhap takes you beyond mainstream tourism and allows you to escape the congestion of commercialized trekking routes. Ramechhap offers an experience not found elsewhere in Nepal. You'll meet people from different Indigenous communities and learn far more about them and their culture than on conventional tours.
* Numbur Cheese Circuit.
* Indigenous Peoples Trail.
* Activities that are performed for guests, could, in some cases, disappear from these communities which are increasingly influenced by the factors of modernization, urban sprawl and international development. In addition, trekking in Ramechhap increasingly responds to the growing interest among urban Nepali to rediscover, taste, appreciate and maintain contact with their rural roots. It fosters integration while respecting and celebrating local culture.

## Buy

* Ramhari (Sapkota), Ramechhap, ☏ +977 9851023992.
* bishesh lama (john smith), behtan 6 ramechhap.

## Drink

* Junar (a type of orange) juice
* Rhododendron juice
* Bel (wood-apple) juice
# Huila

Huila is a department in the Andino region of Colombia.

## Cities

* 2.9275-75.28751 Neiva – Founded in 1612 on the fertile grounds of the Magdalena Valley by Diego de Ospina Y Medinilla, with around 350,000 inhabitants it is the department's capital.
* Gigante – Town known for its Ceiba de la libertad, a huge tree planted in a park as a symbol to the abolition of slavery in 1850.
* 3.218889-75.2183332 Villavieja – Located close to the Tatacoa Desert, this village is a good place for fossil hunting and star watching.

## Other destinations

* 1.88244-76.268461 San Agustin. Important archeological center of Colombia with numerous megalithic sculptures, some of which over 3000 years old.
* 3.233889-75.1713892 Tatacoa Desert. The Tatacoa Desert or "Sadness Valley", the second largest arid zone in Colombia is one of the most attractive scenery in Colombia
* 2.70489-75.430933 Betania Dam. Build on the Rio Magdalena 30 km to the south of Neiva, the dam and artificial lake next to it are a good place to practice water sports.
* 2.933333-76.0333334 Nevado del Huila National Natural Park. Created in 1997 with the objective of preserving its Andean forests and perpetual snow. This reserve hosts numerous springs and torrents that go on to become the Rio Magdalena and the Rio Cauca.
* 2.777222-75.2552785 Rivera. The most famous aguas termales of the department and a year round temperature of 24°C makes this city worthy of being called the "medicinal town of Huila".

## Get in

Benito Salas Airport (NVA)
# Kakani

Kaksni is in the Nuwakot District. It is 20 km along the road from Kathmandu to Trisuli Baazar, the turn-off to the village is just before the police checkpoint where there is a cluster of shops. The road to the accommodation options in the village passes though a UN AFP training camp.

## See

* Thai Airways Memorial Park dedicated to the 113 passengers of a flight that crashed nearby during bad weather. The crash location can be seen from the park on a clear day.
* International Mountaineers Memorial Park is on the south side of the village. There are several benches where you can enjoy the views over the valley below

## Sleep

* Prince Guesthouse and Hotel (across from View Himalaya Resort). Guesthouse with simple rooms. Bathrooms are small with western-style toilets and are clean with solar hot showers. Beds are hard cotton mattresses but with thick blankets for the cold weather. There is a rooftop area where you can see north over the hill towards the Himalayas. Small shop run by the guesthouse owners next door which serves food but there's no menu. Very popular with locals travelling through Kakani. ₨ 800-1200 depending on room type, less for locals.
* Tara Gaon Hotel. On a large block of land overlooking the village. ₨ 1500/night, less than ₨ 900 for locals.
* View Himalaya Resort (next to the Thai Airways Memorial Park). Views from the top of the hill. Restaurant has a large menu but is expensive, there are signs up stating that there is a 10% service charge on all items (including opening a ₨ 300 bottle of beer). ₨ 1200-1500/night.
* Kakani Mountain View Hotel and Resort, Kakani-6,Kakani,Nuwakot,Nepal., ☏ +977-9802010210. Check-in: 12:00, check-out: 12:00. 7 cozy rooms with attached bathroom next to the main road to Tara Gaun Resort. From the rooftop restaurant you can view the Kathmandu Valley in a distance, the sunrise and sunset every morning and evening, and the great Himalayan range from Himchuli until Langtang Mountain. Has indoor & outdoor restaurants with Karaoke. Serves various cuisines, and the signature is the traditional Dhindo & Gundruk Sandeko with Buff Sukuti. Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, with internet connected computers in the reception. ₨ 800.
* Kakani Adventure Camp, Kakani 5, Sinke Dhara (1.1 km from Kakani Center), ☏ +977 9841459861, kakaniadventurecamp@gmail.com. Check-in: 14:00, check-out: 11:00. An eco-resort and luxury tent camp in the foothills of Kakani. The camp is surrounded by a garden and has a real organic coffee shop. It offers 3 types of tents (double/single beds, 4 beds and normal tents on ground maters. Bathroom and hot shower are shares. Its restaurant has a garden and outside sitting. Free Wi-Fi service. It offer a variety of cuisine including local trout fish and millet bread. ₨ 2500 per person. (updated Jul 2019)
# Central Himalayas

Central Himalayas is the region of the Himalayas between Annapurna and Khumbu, in Nepal.

## Cities

* 27.63333386.2333331 Jiri - the nearest roadhead for trekkers heading to Everest Base Camp
* 27.81666785.2666672 Kakani - a village northwest of Kathmandu with views of mountains and an extensive strawberry industry.
* 27.8384.873 Kumpur

## Other destinations

* 28.173885.55311 Langtang National Park
# Salisbury and Three Rivers

Salisbury and Three Rivers are neighbouring communities in Southeastern New Brunswick. Both the municipalities were formed in 2023 through provincial civic government reforms, where Salisbury includes the former village of the same name and neighboring rural areas, while Three Rivers includes the former village of Petitcodiac and neighboring rural areas.

## Understand

Salisbury, known as the "Home of the Silver Fox", is a small town that has a history as fox farming community, a special mutation of fox with grey/white fur, which was imported, was commonly bred in the many area fox farms. While no fox farms are known to operate locally some wild foxes now share these genes.
Three Rivers is a village that was formed in 2023 through the amalgamation of the village of Petitcodiac and neighbouring incorporated rural areas. Petitcodiac is still used as an official name and is the main built up area of Three Rivers.

## Get in

Salisbury and Three Rivers are located 30 minutes west of Moncton along the Trans-Canada Highway (Route 2). The convergence of Route 1 and Route 2 is located at the Salisbury–Three Rivers boundary near the community of River Glade.

## See

* 45.93026-65.165711 Maritime Motorsports Hall of Fame, 5 Hooper Lane, Petitcodiac (near Routes 1 & 905), ☏ +1 506-756-2110, maritimemotorsports@gmail.com. (updated Dec 2024)
* 45.93232-65.182262 Westmorland County Agricultural Fair, 41 Corey Ave, Petitcodiac, wcafair@gmail.com. An agricultural fair with a livestalk show, a produce contest, crafts and baked goods, and a beauty pageant. Held the beginning of August. (updated Dec 2024)

## Do

* 45.98243-65.125671 Petty International Raceway, 4045 Route 106, River Glade, ☏ +1 506-372-8080, admin@pettyraceway.com. (updated Dec 2024)
* 46.01907-65.112412 River Glade MX Park (Riverglade Motocross), 45950 Homestead Road, Salisbury, ☏ +1 506-878-1365. (updated Dec 2024)
* 45.94991-65.207443 Petitcodiac Valley Golf & Country Club, 86 Golf Course Road, Petitcodiac, ☏ +1 506-756-8129, pvgcc@petitcodiacvalleygolf.ca. (updated Dec 2024)

## Buy

* 45.930278-65.1680561 Petitcodiac. The village of Petitcodiac, part of Three Rivers, offers unique shopping. (updated Dec 2024)

## Eat

* 46.0271-65.039781 Gaxiola Mexican Restaurant, 3134 Main Street, Salisbury, ☏ +1 506-372-8226. Daily noon-8PM. (updated Dec 2024)
* 46.05159-65.061522 Salisbury Big Stop Restaurant (Silver Fox Restaurant), 2986 Fredericton Road, Salisbury (Hwy 2 exit 433), ☏ +1 506-372-3333. Daily 7AM-9PM. (updated Dec 2024)
* 46.02609-65.043313 Pizza Mill, 3160 Main Street, Salisbury, ☏ +1 506-372-4433, thepizzamill@rogers.com. M-Sa 11PM-8PM. (updated Dec 2024)

## Drink

* 46.02736-65.040391 Grady's Pub & Eatery, 3145 Main Street, Salisbury, ☏ +1 506-372-8097. Daily noon-2AM. (updated Dec 2024)

## Sleep

* 46.00246-65.072231 Riverbend Wilderness Camping, 423 Salisbury Back Road, Salisbury, ☏ +1 506-801-0269, reservation@rwcamping.com. May 1-Oct 31. (updated Dec 2024)
# Cambridge-Narrows

Cambridge-Narrows is a village of 700 people (2011) in Queens County, south-central New Brunswick, Canada. It lies on Washademoak Lake, in the centre of and almost equidistant from New Brunswick's 3 largest cities, Saint John, Fredericton and Moncton.
The village straddles Washedemoak Lake, a navigable tributary of the Saint John River.
The village was formed by the amalgamation of two separate settlements on either side of the river, Cambridge and The Narrows, which merged in 1966.
Once a rich farming community, today this area is increasingly becoming primarily a vacation and summer destination, with numerous cottages up and down the shores of the lake.

## Get in

By road it's about 45 minutes from Fredericton, 55 minutes from Saint John and 1 hr 15 min from Moncton.
From Highway 2, take the Pram Grand Lake Drive exit and follow Route 695 13 km east to route 715.

## See

* 45.82838-65.957341 Anthony Flower House Museum, 2270 Lower Cambridge Rd, ☏ +1 506 488-3030. Mid-June to the end of August: daily 10-5PM; May Oct & Nov: by appointment. The house was built by Anthony Flower around 1818. It displays the works of this artist who was born in London in 1792, and worked in watercolour and oil. Adult $3, child under 12 free. (updated Jan 2025)

## Buy

* 45.82629-65.938971 9J Antiques, 1409 Bridge Drive, ☏ +1 506 488-6116. Daily 10AM-5PM. (updated Jan 2025)

## Eat

* 45.82712-65.940591 Malarkey's Restaurant, 1377 Bridge Drive, ☏ +1 506 488-2200. W 11AM-7PM, Th F 11AM-8PM, Sa Su 8AM-8PM. Family restaurant. (updated Jan 2025)

## Sleep

* 45.82046-65.9586041 Cambridge-Narrows Campground, 2353 Lower Cambridge Rd, ☏ +1 506 852-0202, cambridge.narrows.campground@gmail.com. Water crafts are welcome, with a number of docks available. A swimming pool and activities all season long for the kids like Halloween in July, lots of movie nights, and fireworks. Dances, washer toss tournaments and long weekend events. Pets welcome. Chalet for 6: $150-175, camper rental $100-110, tent site $20, camper site $40; rates per night, taxes included. (updated Jan 2025)
* 45.82784-65.945762 Mic Mac Tent & Trailer Park, 1334 Bridge Drive, ☏ +1 506 488-2511, pdelmas102@gmail.com. Onsite recreation centre, darts, cards, and bingo. Saturday night we party in the barn, exclusively for adults. On-site laundry facility. Hot indoor showers and 3-way power hookups. Open annually from May through October. (updated Jan 2025)
* 45.82762-65.941573 Jenkins Cove Cottage Rentals, 1363 Bridge Drive, ☏ +1 506 488-3292, book@jenkinscovecottagerental.com. 3 bedrooms with queen-size beds, 1 bath cottage with private beach on the Washademoak Lake. Hot tub, barbecue, fire pit. Pets welcome. Washer and dryer, smart TV with satellite, full kitchen. June to mid-Sep: $1050/week; mid-Sep to May: $770/week, or $130/night. (updated Jan 2025)
* 45.74256-66.026914 Norwood on the Washademoak Bed & Breakfast, 3437 Lower Cambridge Rd, ☏ +1 506 488-2681, norwood1905@gmail.com. Open mid-May to mid-October. $95-105. (updated Jan 2025)
# Grand Lake (Colorado)

Grand Lake is a small town of 400 people (2020) in the Northwestern region of the Rocky Mountain state of Colorado. Grand Lake sits at the southwest entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. It is a tourist destination adjacent to the western entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park, which surrounds the lake and the town on three sides.

## Understand

Grand Lake is the largest natural body of water in Colorado. The town of Grand Lake began as an outfitting and supply point for the mining settlements of Lulu City, Teller City, and Gaskill.

## Get in

U.S. Route 34 (Trail Ridge Road) runs through the western side of the town, entering Rocky Mountain National Park just north of town and leading 45 miles (72 km) across the mountains to Estes Park. To the southwest, US 34 leads 15 miles (24 km) to Granby.

## See

The Kauffman House is a rustic log house listed on the National Register of Heritage Properties. It functioned as a hotel from its construction in 1892 until 1946. The Grand Lake Area Historical Society purchased the house in 1973 and converted it into a museum as the only pre-20th century log hotel remaining in Grand Lake.
Grand Lake is home to the Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre. This summer stock theatre company produces various theatrical productions throughout the year, usually three Broadway musicals from June through August and one musical in September.

## Do

Grand Lake is Colorado's largest and deepest natural lake, and there are publicly and privately operated marinas, a public boat ramp, and public boat docks on the lake.
# Namo Buddha

Namo Buddha is one of the most important Buddhist pilgrimage sites in Nepal. It is the place where the Buddha, in a previous life as a prince, is said to have offered his body to a starving tigress and her cubs.

## See

* 27.57111185.58251 Thrangu Tashi Yangtse Monastery. (updated Jul 2018)
# Greeley

Greeley is a city of about 110,000 in the north central region of the western U.S. state of Colorado. The seat of Weld County, the city lies 49 miles (79 km) north-northeast of Denver on the South Platte River, the historic route of the Pikes Peak Gold Rush of 1858-1861. The city was founded in 1870 by Nathan Meeker, who named it for Horace Greeley, editor of the New York Tribune and promoter of the Union Colony of Colorado. Greeley is the home of the University of Northern Colorado. The most well-known event in the town is the annual Greeley Independence Stampede, which attracts an estimated 400,000 attendees every summer.

## Get in

Greeley is accessible via I-25 from the north or south, and Hwy 34 from the east or west.
Express Arrow buses stop in Greeley on their way between Denver and Buffalo, Wyoming.

## Get around

Transportation in Greeley is car-focused, although there is a fairly robust bus system, and in the university area biking and walking are feasible alternatives.

## See

* Greeley History Museum, 714 8th St. Local history museum, housed in the Greeley Tribune Building. +1 970-350-9220
* Colorado Model Railroad Museum, 680 10th St. Model railroad galore. $14 adults. +1 970-392-2934
* Centennial Village Museum, 1475 A St. One of those living history museums to recreate life on the high prairie. +1 970-350-9220

## Do

* Greeley Independence Stampede.
* The Kress Cinema and Lounge.
* Union Colony Dinner Theatre.
* 40.42648-104.6952711 Union Colony Civic Center, 651 10th Ave, ☏ +1 970 356-5000. (updated May 2020)
* 40.4049-104.6972 University of Northern Colorado, ☏ +1 970 351-1890. (updated May 2020)
* Poudre River Trail, trailhead close to Greeley Stampede grounds off of N 11th Ave. A 21 mile out and back trail that offers a chance to experience some high plains habitat while walking along a somewhat serene river, minus all the development.

## Buy

* Centerra.

## Eat

* Ambrosia.
* The Armadillo.
* Cafe Panache.
* Echo.
* The Egg & I.
* Harvest.
* The Hobknobber.
* The Island Grill.
* Margaritas.
* The Rio.

## Drink

* The Crabtree Brewery.
* The John Galt Coffee Company.
* Margie's Java Joint.
* Patrick's Irish Pub.
* Your Place Coffee.

## Sleep

* The Sod Buster Inn. lovely, locally owned, historic Bed and Breakfast
# Middle Hills

The Middle Hills are a hill range in Nepal, split between the Himalayas and the Tarai Mountain Range.

## Cities

* 29.53333380.4333331 Baitadi
* 27.93805684.4069442 Bandipur
* 27.68333385.1166673 Daman
* 27.61666785.554 Dhulikhel - Small town 30 km south-east of Kathmandu in the heart of small hills and green valleys - perfect starting point for short hikes. Try a 3-hour walk to the hill-top Namobuddha Monastery.
* 27.63333386.2333335 Jiri
* 27.194186.6246 Haleshi (Tibetan: Maratika) - the location of a site sacred to Tibetan Buddhists
* Ramechhap
* 27.86666783.557 Tansen
* 27.3787.658 Taplejung

## Other destinations

* Dang-Deukhuri - Lowland valleys in western Nepal inhabited by Tharus who have a very distinctive culture.
* Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve - Large east-west valley south of the western Dhaulagiri Range. It connects the far western Karnali-Bheri basin that is the birthplace of the Nepali language (and probably its rulers) to the Gandaki basin that they migrated into before unifying the country. This is also a trekking gateway to the far west, the Dhaulagiri Range, and to Dolpa and other high valleys with Tibetan culture beyond the Dhaulagiris.
# Grand Lake

There is more than one place called Grand Lake:

### Canada

* Grand Lake (New Brunswick) — a village in New Brunswick

### United States of America

* Grand Lake (Colorado) — a town in Colorado
# Western Bhutan

Western Bhutan is a region in Bhutan.

## Cities

* Bajothang
* 27.06666789.5833331 Chukha — now called Mebisa
* 26.9389.52 Gedu
* 27.382589.2853 Haa
* 27.550389.87094 Khuruthang
* 27.43333389.4166675 Paro
* 26.8589.3833336 Phuentsholing
* 27.61666789.8666677 Punakha
* 27.4713589.633678 Thimphu
* 27.098989.536049 Tsimasham — the small administrative headquarters of Chukha district

## Other destinations

* Haa Valley
* 27.7589.5166671 Jigme Dorji National Park
* 27.32944489.0633332 Jigme Khesar Strict Nature Reserve
* 27.590.1666673 Phobjikha - a valley famous for black necked cranes.

## Understand

The predominant ethnic group in Western Bhutan are Ngalops, who are generally followers of the Kagyu tradition of Buddhism and tend to be taller than people in other parts of the country. Another characteristic of Western Bhutan is that the cities and towns are built besides rivers in wide valleys.

## Talk

Dzonghka is the predominant language of the area, though English is common in Thimphu and Phuentsholing.

## See

* Gantey Monastery in Phobjikha - an important monastery in the Nyingma sect of Buddhism and the main seat of the Pema Lingpa tradition.
* Paro Taktshang Monastery (Tiger's Nest) in Paro - one of the most important Buddhist sites in the country, and Guru Rinpoche visited here on his second visit to Bhutan. The temple is built on a 1,200 meter cliff in the Paro valley and is Bhutan's most well known sacred site.

## Eat

Outside the cities, which are listed separately, most eateries relevant to travellers are on the highways connecting Thimphu to the south and north of the country. Those of international standard are listed below:
* Divine Mid Way, Makaibari, Chukha District on the Phuentsholing-Thimphu Highway (Coming up half an hour after Gedu), ☏ +975 17357034. not fixed hours - early until very late at night (depending on customers). Excellent food. Quick and friendly service, Indian dishes (including dosa), Bhutanese cuisine. Indian Chai. Coffee. A favourite stop among travellers. Accommodation available. Stone bath and sauna Reasonable prices. (updated Mar 2023)
* Highway Host, Chukha on the Phuentsholing-Thimphu Highway (coming up, just after CHPC Main Gate), ☏ +975 77778282. 7AM-10PM. A large modern restaurant. Cafe. Bhutanese and Western dishes. Reasonable prices. (updated Mar 2023)