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# Surandai

Surandai is a town with a population of around 35,000 in the Tirunelveli district of Tamil Nadu.

## Understand

Surandai is located in the Veerakeralampudur taluk of Tirunelveli, at the foot of the Western Ghats. Surandai comprises main Surandai and KeelaSurandai, Aladipatti, Bangalow Surandai and some of Anaikulam (Pavanasapuram). Surandai was first named Raja Sooriya Nallur, renamed Suranthai. About 50 years ago, it was named Surandai.
The town is known for producing a great revolution in agriculture by producing records in rice farming. It also functions as a market town for villages in the area.

## See

There are a good range of temples and monuments to see, including:
* Alagu parvathi Amman kovil, surandai.
* Mupidathi Amman Kovil, SVG Puram.
* Mupidathi Amman Kovil, VGR Puram.
* Shivan Kovil, Surandai.
* Loga Madha Temple, Keelasurandai.
* Arulmigu Kanniamman Kovil
* Mohaideen Andavar jumua hanafi pallivasal
* Mohaideen Andavar jumua shafi pallivasal
* Thirumalai Aandavar Temple in SVG Puram.
* Sri Pathrakali Amman Kovil, Surandai
* Hanuman Temple, Surandai.

## Do

* Visit temples and historical monuments.

## Go next

It is situated 20 km from Courtallam Falls, a famous tourist spot for waterfalls and hiking, 12 km away from Tenkasi and 50 km from Tirunelveli, District Head.
# Vaudreuil-Soulanges

Vaudreuil-Soulanges is a regional county municipality (RCM) of Montérégie, Quebec. Its head office is in Vaudreuil-Dorion.

## Cities

* 45.45-74.151 Hudson — drive down Main Road to see the old houses, autumn foliage and lakeviews
* 45.5667-74.38332 Pointe-Fortune — take a tour of the Carillon Dam, the most powerful hydroelectric plant on the Ottawa
* 45.4833-74.33 Rigaud — a mountain town in Vaudreuil County that attracts skiers, hikers, maple syrup lovers and Catholic religious tourists
* 45.4-74.0333334 Vaudreuil-Dorion — the city has several historic monuments and buildings, and one of Quebec's few wineries
* 45.233333-74.3333335 Rivière-Beaudette — a destination for pleasure boating and resorts

## Other destinations

* 45.3-74.1833331 Côteau-du-Lac
* 45.3-74.052 Les Cèdres]
* 45.283333-74.2333333 Les Coteaux
* 45.3833-73.954 L'Île-Perrot
* 45.366667-73.9333335 Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot
* 45.383333-73.9833336 Pincourt
* 45.333333-73.9666677 Pointe-des-Cascades
* 45.35-74.2166678 Saint-Clet
* 45.3667-74.41679 Sainte-Justine-de-Newton
* 45.4-74.133310 Saint-Lazare
* 45.4-74.311 Sainte-Marthe
* 45.3-74.312 Saint-Polycarpe
* 45.293611-74.3913 Saint-Télesphore
* 45.25-74.2514 Saint-Zotique
* 45.4-73.98333315 Terrasse-Vaudreuil
* 45.433333-74.38333316 Très-Saint-Rédempteur
* 45.4-74.033317 Vaudreuil-sur-le-Lac

## Get in
### By public transport

The region is served from Montreal by the Exo La Presqu’Île and Exo Sud-Ouest bus services as well as the Vaudreuil-Hudson commuter rail line.

### By car

The Autoroute du Souvenir (A-20) connects Montreal to Toronto through the municipalities along the St. Lawrence River.
The passage from the island of Montreal is via the Taschereau between Vaudreuil-Dorion and Île Perrot, and the Galipeault bridge between Île Perrot and Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue.
The Félix-Leclerc Autoroute (A-40), a segment of the Trans-Canada Highway, connects Montreal to Ottawa and Winnipeg to the west. This highway serves the municipalities along the Ottawa River, as well as Saint-Lazare. It crosses the Lac des Deux Montagnes towards Senneville by the Île-aux-Tourtes bridge.
The Autoroute de l'Acier (A-30) connects Vaudreuil-Dorion to Sorel-Tracy in the northeast. This road connects the different parts of Montérégie and serves as Montreal's southern ring road . It crosses the St. Lawrence River by the Serge-Marcil bridge between Les Cèdres and Salaberry-de-Valleyfield.

## Get around

The cycle routes include the green route 5, which runs alongside the Soulanges canal.

## See

The main historic sites include the Coteau-du-Lac National Historic Site, the Pointe-du-Moulin windmill, the Trestler House and the Félix-Leclerc House.

## Do

Annually, in the first half of October, the deciduous trees are adorned with bright colours, before the leaves fall to the ground. This period is ideal for nature hikes, particularly at: Les Forestiers-de-Saint-Lazare Nature Park, Pointe-des-Cascades Nature Park, Mont Rigaud or the Pavillon Pointe-Fortune trail.

## Eat

The main culinary products of interest in the region include honey and blueberry products at the Au fin délice blueberry farm in Très-Saint-Rédempteur.
# Khun Yuam

Khun Yuam is a town in the Mae Hong Son Province.

## Get in

Khun Yuam is on the Mae Hong Son Loop, so Motorbike is the best option.

## Eat

* Ann Restaurant. On the main road somewhere in the middle of town, left side 100m after the airstrip driving south, wooden furniture, English sign.

## Sleep

* Yoont B&B. Clean, homey rooms - a very welcome break after a long day's ride. Shabby chic refurbished building. Friendly and helpful owner. Double AC 600 baht (less off season). The rooms out front are a little noisy. It is on the left after you come up the hill from the south of town with an English sign and a convenience store attached.
# Sospel

Sospel$^{[deadlink]}$ small town in the Alpes-Maritimes Département of France.

## Get in

Sospel lays about 30 minutes from Nice and 15 minutes from Menton on the autoroute A8 with exit Menton in the Alpes Maritime (365m above sea level) Bus service from Menton line 910 service every 1 - 2 hours depending on the time of day and the fair is cheap at €1. Train from Nice 5 or 6 a day is €5.80 single.

## Get around

By car is best. Buses are cheap and the train is not to bad either but the service are not always conveniently timed

## See

Loads of architecture from Roman to renaissance and beyond. There are many maginot line forts to visit around the town many open just at weekends or during the week in the summer months. Fantastic walks and horse rides in spectacular scenery.

## Do

* Horseback riding
* Walking
* Mountain biking
* Paragliding
* Rock climbing
* Canoeing,
* Nature walk

## Buy

Market day is on Thursday. There are loads of stalls particularly if the weather is good. Local products include honey, pesto, olives, fruit and veg. Property here is cheap compared to the coast.

## Eat

Best Pizza La Cabanon by the Post Office. Best is Corsican Pizza house is L’Estabi in rue St Pierre. The Mordangne does some really great galletes and steaks too. For a snack try Suota Loggia in place St Nicolas by the Pont Vieux. And maybe the PMU Bar in Place de la Cabraia.

## Drink

* Bar de Rome, Rue St Pierre. Most evenings this is where many of the local Brits and other English speakers go.
* Bar du Marche The terrace here is where you’ll see the world go by during daylight hours and on into the evening in the summer.

## Sleep

* Villa Amiel.
It's a really top notch place to stay. Fashionably tatty on the outside but a joy on the inside with extra large rooms and just the right amount of attention.
* For something slightly off the beaten track, go to the loft of le Mas des Oliviers, $^{[deadlink]}$ an independent studio attached to the 250 year old mas, with all mod cons including aircon and English free to view T.V. and your own kitchenette, easy access in a 2 hectare olive grove.
* Very private and charming house: Sospel Nature, $^{[deadlink]}$, 5 minutes from the center of the Village with a beautiful backyard and small river going through (Bevera). Perfect for family vacation. Can sleep 6 people
* For somewhere traditional, private and looked after by an English family that have lived in Sospel for 30 years, stay at The Apartment, 27 Boulevard de Verdun. An apartment in a traditional French villa, perched on the side of the valley overlooking Sospel, just a short walk from the centre. Fabulous views, self catering, sleeps 5 (perfect for families).
To discuss bookings, call 01273 771 636.

## Go next

Menton is only 30 minute by car or bus. Monaco is only 45 minutes by car and Nice is about 50 minutes by car or train.
# Pointe-à-Pitre

Pointe-à-Pitre is a city on Guadeloupe island.

## Get in
### By plane

* 16.264167-61.5258331 Pointe-à-Pitre International Airport (PTP ). (updated Feb 2019)

## See

* Schoelcher museum: the man who has contributed to abolish slavery in the French colonies.
* St John Perse museum: a famous writer who has lived in Guadeloupe.
* The market place, typical of the creole atmosphere.
* In Bas du Fort district, you can of course visit the Fort on the top of the hill. In the same area stands the Aquarium where you can contemplate a lot of fishes.
* 16.2376-61.53771 Mémorial ACTe, Rue Raspail, Darboussier. The largest slavery memorial in the world, with extensive information on the Atlantic slave trade, especially enslaved people brought to the Caribbean. Audioguides available, including in English.

## Drink

In La Marina, you will discover many restaurants and bars. Try the Zoo Rock Cafe, you can't miss it, it stands on the main place. In the district Bas du Fort, you can have a drink and dance at Bario Caliente, where they play latin music: salsa, bachata, merengue...
# Riberac

Ribérac is a city in Dordogne.

## Get in

The closest international airports are Bergerac and Angouleme, both less than an hour away. Bordeaux is about 1.5 hours away, and of course Ribérac has its own local airport shared with Ribérac Saint-Aulaye (Code LFIK).

## Get around

Ribérac is small, you can walk. Though the Café de Palais offers bikes for hire in the main square of the town.

## See

See the market on a Friday, it's one of the largest in the area and truly fantastic.

## Buy

The town is renowned for Fois Gras, come in the winter months to the duck market to buy your raw Fois Gras and Truffles! At other times of the year, there are several butchers who sell Fois Gras ready prepared.

## Eat

There are several good restaurants in the centre of town:
* Le Commensal - inventive French cuisine
* Le Citronnier - specializes in fish and fine dinning
* La commerce
* * Le Petit Thai - Fantastic Thai food, a bit pricey for what you get.
* La Vietnam, only just changed hands, great Chinese food. lol!! Vietnamese food
* Auberge du Pauly - A little out of town, but great crepes with every topping you can imagine, in a perfectly peaceful part of the countryside.
* Le Chevillard
* l'Epi Grill - Hors d'oeuvres buffet, main courses from menu, dessert buffet - good value, ideal for families with children

## Drink

There are several cafes in the centre of town, including:
* Le Café des Colonnes - a classic French market square cafe, often has live music on Tuesday evenings
* Le Café du Palais - a favourite with market-goers on a Friday morning

## Sleep

The Hotel De France has sadly closed, which leaves few options in the centre of town. There is a 'Rev Hotel' on the outskirts of the town towards Périgueux, and opposite l'Epi Grill.
For more boutique accommodation, there are a number of Gîtes (Holiday cottages), Chambres d'Hôtes (Bed and Breakfast) and Chambres et Table d'Hôtes (Bed, Breakfast and Evening meals)
* La Charouffie. $^{[deadlink]}$. Chambres d'Hôtes and Gîtes
* Les Petits Tilleuls, $^{[deadlink]}$. Chambres et Table d'Hôtes
* La Petite Clavelie, . Gîte and Chambres d'Hôtes
* La Cote, $^{[deadlink]}$. Maison et Chambres d'Hôtes
* Florence, $^{[deadlink]}$. Chambres d'Hôtes
* Maine de la Garde, Saint Martin-de-Ribérac $^{[deadlink]}$. Gîte
# Groveland (Massachusetts)

Groveland is a town in Merrimack Valley with a population of 7,000 (2020).
Georgetown is a town of 8,000 (2020).
West Newbury is a small town of 4,500 (2020).
Boxford is a town of about 8,000 (2020).

## Get in

Take an exit off of route 495 or route 93.

## Get around

To get around Groveland, you'll need a car, a bike, or a pair of legs.

## See

* 42.7202-70.9861 Brocklebank-Nelson-Beecher House, 108 East Main Street (Georgetown). (updated Oct 2022)
* 42.643889-71.0211112 Boxford State Forest (Boxford). (updated Mar 2025)
* Boxford Wildlife Sanctuary (Boxford). (updated Oct 2022)

## Do

* Veasey Park, 201 Washington St, ☏ +1 978-521-9345. Sunrise-sunset daily. Offers some events, including a program to view stars with telescopes. Free. (updated Jan 2023)

## Eat

* Riverside Pizza, 180 Main St (Groveland), ☏ +1 978-372-4468. W-Su 11AM-8:30PM. $15-20. (updated Jan 2023)
* West Newbury Pizza Company, 282 Main St (West Newbury), ☏ +1 978-363-2920. M-Sa 11AM-8PM. $15-25. (updated Jan 2023)

## Drink

* Pub 97, 935 Salem Street (Groveland), ☏ +1 978-372-3320. Tu-Sa noon-10PM, Su noon-8PM. Offering a full bar and 97 styles of hamburger. Kids menu. $15-25. (updated Jan 2023)

## Sleep

There are no hotels.
# Marlborough (Queensland)

Marlborough is a small town of 150 (2021) in Central Queensland along the Bruce Highway between Rockhampton and Mackay. It doesn't have much going for it, but it is the only town for a decent bit as the section of highway between Rocky and Mackay contain a fair bit of nothingness and makes for a good place to break the drive.

## Get in

Marlborough is 106 km north of Rockhampton on the A1 Bruce Hwy after which you'll approach an intersection (though do pay attention to signage – it's very easy to miss when driving at 100 km/h!) between Bruce Hwy, Marlborough Rd and Glenprarie Bypass Road. Turn right onto Glenprarie Bypass Rd and then onto Perkins Rd and Fossey Dr into Marlborough. If you're headed southbound, the drive is 230 km from Mackay and 173 km from Koumala. Instead turn left at Glenprarie Bypass Road and follow the same directions as if headed northbound (also pay attention to signage southbound, even more so than northbound, as it's very easy to miss at 110 km/h).
A train station exists but sees no scheduled rail services. Nonetheless it is still served by Greyhound, though there is not much of a reason to stop here if on Greyhound.

## See

* -22.8129149.89161 Marlborough Historical Museum, 15 Milman St, ☏ +61 408 495 971, marlboromuse@gmail.com. A small local history museum, where you can also learn more about chrysoprase which Marlborough was once-renowned for. (updated Dec 2024)

## Eat, drink and sleep

* -22.8133149.88981 Marlborough Hotel, 13 Railway St, ☏ +61 7 4935 6103. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM. The only hotel and pub in town with decent meals for what you would get in the country. If you're on an extreme budget, they also provide the option to camp for only $5 to use the toilets and showers, though this is only recommended during the winter. $45/night (single) or $55/night (double). (updated Dec 2024)

## Cope

A Caltex is available on Perkins Road, but only has diesel, 91 and 98 octane (no E10/94 or 95). However, only use this in extreme circumstances – your wallet will thank you for filling up in Rockhampton or Mackay.
# Salem (New Hampshire)

Salem is a city in New Hampshire.

## See

* 42.843056-71.2069441 America's Stonehenge, 105 Haverhill Rd, ☏ +1 603-893-8300. 9AM-5PM. An archeological site consisting of a variety of stone structures of undetermined origin. The site includes extensive walking trails and an alpaca farm. $10.

## Do

* 42.7928-71.24611 Canobie Lake Park, 85 N Policy St, ☏ +1 603-893-3506, info@canobie.com. Amusement park established as a trolley park in 1902. (updated Mar 2025)

## Buy

* 42.7683-71.23081 The Mall at Rockingham Park, 99 Rockingham Park Blvd, ☏ +1 603-894-4411. Anchors are Macy's, JCPenny, and DICK's House of Sport. Also has a Cinemark movie theater, food court, and a few other restaurants. (updated Mar 2025)

## Sleep

* 42.771368-71.2252161 The Artisan Hotel At Tuscan Village (The Artisan Hotel), 17 Via Toscana, ☏ +1 603-912-8450. Check-in: 3pm, check-out: 11am. (updated Jan 2024)
* Holiday Inn Salem, 1 Keewaydin Dr, ☏ +1 603 893-5511.
* Fairfield Inn Salem, 8 Keewaydin Dr, ☏ +1 603 893-4722, fax: +1 603 893-2898.
# Exeter (New Hampshire)

Exeter is a town in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire.

## Get in
### By train

    See also: Rail travel in the United States
* 42.98099-70.958721 Exeter station, 60 Lincoln Street. (updated Oct 2023)
** Amtrak, ☏ +1 215-856-7924, toll-free: +1-800-872-7245. Operates train service around the United States of America. (updated Mar 2022) Route stopping at Exeter:
*** Downeaster operating five or six trains in each direction daily between Brunswick and Boston with stops Freeport, Portland, Old Orchard Beach (seasonal), Saco, Wells, Dover, Durham, Exeter, Haverhill, and Woburn.

## Get around

No great public transport. Driving in is usually not a problem, although there will be a couple minutes of stop and go traffic during rush hour.

## See

* 42.98-70.9511111 Phillips Exeter Academy, 20 Main St, ☏ +1 603-772-4311. Founded in 1781, is known as one of the premier secondary schools in the world. It is home to the Class of 1942 library, designed by Louis Kahn. (updated Mar 2025)
* 42.9817-70.94922 American Independence Museum, 1 Governor's Ln, ☏ +1 603-772-2622, info@independencemuseum.org. The Ladd-Gillman House, built in 1721, is now a history museum focusing on New Hampshire's role in the American Revolution. One of the first copies of the Constitution, a Dunlap broadside, was found in the attic in 1985. The Folsom Tavern, built by Colonel Samuel Folsom in 1775, has been moved to museum grounds and restored. (updated Mar 2025)

## Do

There are often concerts at Phillips Exeter Academy that are free and open to the public.

## Buy

There are some cute little shops on Water Street: clothing stores, gift shops, a toy store, a music store.

## Eat

All of the downtown restaurants are moderately priced.
* Margaritas. Mexican casual dining.
* Pad Thai. Thai casual dining.
* Pine Garden, Route 108.
* 11 Water Street. Upscale dining.
* Taverne at River's Edge. Upscale dining.
* The Exeter Inn. Upscale dining.
* The Town Line Grill, High Street (Route 27). Offers top notch fare in a semi-casual setting.

## Drink

* Shaker's Lounge. Provides an old lounge feel, good food, and a good selection of drinks. A pool table is also available.

## Sleep

* 42.981238-70.946151 The Inn by the Bandstand (The Inn by the Bandstand), 6 Front St (Front St at Water St across from the Bandstand in the center of the downtown next to shops and famous restaurants), toll-free: +1-877-239-3837. Check-in: 4PM, check-out: 11AM. This inn is an 1809 historic home and offers nine antique furnished guest rooms, all with private baths, a delicious full breakfast, and wireless internet. $119.
* Fairfield Inn & Suites Portsmouth Exeter, 138 Portsmouth Ave (Exit #11 off Hwy 101), ☏ +1 603-772-7411. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: noon. Opened 2009. This property offers complimentary hot continental breakfast, high speed internet, indoor saline pool, business library, fitness center and guest laundry facilities.
# Hyères

Hyères is a municipality in the department of Var.

## Understand

Hyères is a community whose main center is in mainland France. It also features a saline (Salins-d'Hyères) and a peninsula, Presqu'île de Giens. Furthermore, just off the peninsula and the saline cost, the group of islands, "Les îles d'Or" (isles of gold), also named "îles d'Hyères" (islands of Hyères). The islands are, from west to east: Île de Bagaud, Rocher du Rascas, Îlot de la Gabinière, Île de Port-Cros, Île du Levant, Île du Petit Langoustier. A part of the island group, consisting of territoty of Île de Porquerolles, the ensemble of Île de Port-Cors et Île de Bagaud, the islet of Rascas and the islet of Gabinière as well as maritime surface are part of the National Park of Port-Cros.

## See

* Fondation Carmignac museum (Courtade plain, a 10-minute walk from the Port and village on the island of Porquerolles). closed until spring 2019. The villa Carmignac, offering an exquisite collection of classic modern art, will open in spring 2019. Booking in advance via the website is strongly recommended as there is a limit to the number of visitors (50 per half hour). (updated Dec 2018)
# Lida

Lida is a medium-sized city in Grodno Oblast, Belarus.

## Get in

Lida is an active transport hub, reachable from Minsk and from Grodno both by train and by bus. Note that buses are generally faster than trains in Belarus.

## See

* 53.889325.30321 Church of the Exaltation of the Cross. A Baroque church built in the second half of 18th century.
* 53.886925.30242 Lida Castle. Erected in the 1330s at the order of Gedyminas, the grand duke of Lithuania, this castle is relatively well-preserved and is the city's most popular tourist attraction.
* 53.891525.29583 Lida historical and art museum. The exhibits include local archaeological findings, a vast numismatic collection, a collection dedicated to history of everyday life, etc.
* 53.89861525.3075074 Lida Brewery Museum, Adam Mickiewicz street, 32. We-Su 10:00-20:00.

## Sleep

* Hotel Lida, 1 Grunvaldskaya St., ☏ +375 15-4-526995. A hotel in the city centre.

## Go next

* Byarozaŭka – home to the Neman Glass Factory.
# Zaslaŭje

Zaslaŭje (Belarusian: Заслаўе, Russian: Заславль) is a historic town in Minsk Oblast, Belarus. Its name (in its original form, Izyaslawl) derives from the name of prince Izyaslav of Polotsk.

## Get in
### By train

Zaslaŭje is reachable by the Minsk-Maladziechna railway line.

### By marshrutka

The 2406ск marshrutka goes to Zaslaŭje from the Kamiennaja Horka metro station (in front of the Green City mall) every hour from 06:58 to 19:48.

## See

* 54.007427.29171 Transfiguration church. This beautiful small Renaissance church was built in the end of 16th century, and was originally Protestant.

### Museums

* 54.0040427.2902432 Museum and Exhibition Complex (Музейна-выставачны комплекс Гісторыка-культурнага музея-запаведніка «Заслаўе»), Rynkavaja street, 4. Tu-Su 08:30-17:00.
* 54.00863927.2806673 Maliavanka Museum (Музей беларускай маляванкі), Dačnaya street, 13. Tu-Su 09:00-17:30. 5 rubles.
* 54.00737427.2862284 Ethnographic Complex “The Mill” and “The Forge” (Этнаграфічны комплекс «Млын» і «Кузня»), Saviecki alley, 8. Tu-Su 08:30-16:30.
* 53.99703827.2928225 Children's Museum of Mythology and Forests (Дзіцячы музей міфалогіі і лесу), Nabyareźnaja street, 43. Tu-Su 09:00-17:00.