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# Cheney

Cheney is a city in the Palouse region of Washington.

## Get in
### By car

Cheney is accessible from Interstate 90, take exit 270 onto State Route 904 to Cheney. Driving up from the south, S. Cheney Plaza and S. Cheney Spangle Roads are options as well.

### By plane

The closest airport is Spokane Airport (GEG). Rental car facilities, public buses, and taxis are available.

### By bus

There are public bus connections to and from Spokane, for accurate bus routes and information see https://www.spokanetransit.com/

## See

* Eastern Washington University
* Cheney Historical Museum

## Do

* Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge. Bird & animal sanctuary on 16,000 acres of permanent & seasonal wetlands with hiking trails, located immediately south of Cheney. Take tick precautions and check yourself and your clothing after visiting. (updated Mar 2021)

## Eat

* Mason Jar, 101 F St. Breakfast, Sandwiches, Salads, Pastries. (updated Mar 2021)
* El Rodeo Mexican Restaurant, 505 2nd St. (updated Mar 2021)
* Gerardo's Mexican Food, 723 1st St, ☏ +1 509-235-1192. (updated Mar 2021)

## Sleep

* Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, 111 Betz Rd, ☏ +1 509 235-1100.

## Go next

* Spokane
# Central Utah

Central Utah is a region of Utah, which includes the counties of Sanpete, Sevier, and Piute, as well as the eastern (east of longitude 113W) halves of Juab, Millard, and Beaver counties.

## Cities

* 38.2764-112.6391 Beaver
* 39.3531-112.5742 Delta — Gateway to Utah's vast western desert and nearby Little Sahara Recreation Area.
* 39.358056-111.5838893 Ephraim – Home of Snow College
* 39.6289-111.4384 Fairview – The Gateway to Skyline Drive. Fairview Museum.
* 38.967778-112.3308335 Fillmore
* 39.6278-111.6396 Fountain Green
* 39.155278-111.8183337 Gunnison
* 39.264722-111.6388898 Manti – Location of the annual "Mormon Mircale Pageant"
* 39.119444-111.7094449 Mayfield
* 39.528056-111.58305610 Moroni
* 39.543056-111.45638911 Mount Pleasant
* 39.709167-111.83138912 Nephi
* 38.765833-112.087513 Richfield
* 38.949167-111.86138914 Salina
* 39.480278-111.49138915 Spring City – The whole city is on the National Register of Historic Places.
* 39.194167-111.69166716 Sterling

## Other destinations

* 38.601-112.5821 Cove Fort
* 39.558-111.6562 Maple Canyon – Conglomerate rock climbing.
* 39.208-111.6623 Palisade State Park – Golf, Fish, Swim, Canoe, Camp.
* 39.638-112.3894 Little Sahara Recreation Area – Utah's off-road recreation haven.
* 39.269-111.8985 Yuba Lake State Park – Waterski, Fish, and Camp.

## Get around

Skyline Drive is a mountain road that winds for 87 miles along the spine of the Wasatch Plateau and is perhaps one of the highest roads in the nation. From the Skyline you can often see both sides of the mountain.
The Arapeen ATV Trail System is a great family trail with plenty of advanced sections for experienced riders. The trail system ascends from 6,000 to 10,000 feet through aspen and pine forests of the Manti-LaSal National Forest and includes the Skyline Drive and trails branching off from it. The Arapeen ATV Trail can be accessed from the west by using canyon roads that intersect with Heritage Highway 89 at every town between the cities of Fairview and Mayfield in the Sanpete Valley. From the east side of the mountain the trail can be accessed by taking canyon roads along Highway 10 from Huntington to Emery. Four-wheel-drive vehicles can traverse most of the trail, however various sections are to narrow or steep and require an ATV.

## Go next

* Western Utah, which is to the west, has more desertlike country and is deeper inside the Great Basin.
# Grecia

Grecia is an inviting small town to the west of San Jose in the province of Alajuela. It is mountainous with verdant forests and nearby coffee plantations and farms.

## Understand

With a population of about 16,000 (2022), the town is large enough to provide most necessities and services that a traveler would want. It is close to natural attractions such as the Poas Volcano National Park. The town attracts North American expat retirees, giving it a fair size English-speaking community.

## Get in

Buses run more or less every half an hour from San Jose for about $1.50.

## See

* 10.07276-84.3112171 Iglesia Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes. M-F 8AM–noon and 2–5PM. Grecia is noted for its unique church, Iglesia Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes, that is made entirely of pre-fabricated steel plates painted red. (updated Feb 2022)

## Do

* 10.056223-84.2804761 Parque Recreativo los Chorros (in the Grecia district of Tacares; from the center of Tacares follow the north road to San Pedro de Poás for 1.5 km), ☏ +506 2444 5958. 8AM-4PM. This is a privately owned park with two beautiful waterfalls of about 144 feet high each. This place has no restaurant and the restrooms are rustic at its best. $5. (updated Feb 2022)
* 10.141944-84.2473232 Reserva Forestal Bosque del Niño. 8AM-4PM. This is the highest point in Grecia at 2500 m above sea level. Perfect for hikes, sightseeing and camping. (updated Feb 2022)

## Eat

* 10.072147-84.311741 Taqueria Las Piras. Cheap and good Costa Rican junk food at its best. A must-try, on the right side of the central park. (updated Feb 2022)

## Sleep

* 10.073352-84.3117271 Mangifera Hostel, ☏ +506 8838 1195 (whatsapp). $12/night/person. (updated Feb 2022)
* 10.133839-84.2744912 Hotel Mango Valley. $63 for twin room. (updated Feb 2022)

## Go next

* Cartago
* San Jose
* Alajuela
# Edessa

Edessa (Έδεσσα) is a town in Central Macedonia, Greece.

## Get in
### By plane

Edessa has no airports. The closest airports to Edessa are the airports of Kastoria (about 75km away), Kozani (about 60km away) and Thessaloniki (about 90km away), the most busy of them is Thessaloniki's airport. You will need another means of transport to reach Edessa from any of these airports.

### By train

There are regular trains from Thessaloniki and Florina to Edessa. Timetables and prices can be found on TrainOSE website. Be aware that you cannot buy tickets online for trains going directly to Edessa from Thessaloniki or Florina, so you will have to get tickets from either train station.

### By car

Edessa is well connected to Thessaloniki and the other cities of Central-Western Macedonia. It is connected to Thessaloniki (89km) via Giannitsa and the E85 highway. It is also near the Greece-North Macedonia border as Florina is 77km away, while Evzonoi are about 111km away from Edessa.

### By bus

There are a lot of bus connections between Thessaloniki and Edessa. There are also two buses per day to/from Athens. These services are provided by KTEL Pellas and you can find more information about them on their website.

### By boat
## Get around

Edessa is a small city so you can get around on foot. There is no public transport.

## See

* 40.8038322.055081 Waterfalls. The most famous attraction of Edessa is its waterfalls. The park, where the waterfalls can be seen is near the railway station. The area next to the waterfalls has been developed so that one can pass below the main waterfall and watch the view from there. (updated Mar 2016)
* 40.8031522.044592 Byzantine Bridge. (updated Mar 2016)
* 40.795422.05293 Longos Archaeological Area. (updated Mar 2016)
* 40.800222.0534 Museum of Folklore. (updated Mar 2016)

## Do

* 40.76521.8021 Lake Vegoritida. Fishing paradise

## Sleep
### Budget

* 40.8009922.051191 Hotel Elena, Dimitriou Rizou 4, ☏ +30 2381023218.
* Olympia Hotel, 51, "28 Oktovriou" Str., ☏ +30 23810 23544. 2-star hotel (updated Mar 2016)

### Mid-range

* 40.8015422.053622 Varosi 4 seasons Hotel, A. Meletiou 48, 58200, ☏ +30 2381051440, info@varosi4seasons.gr. Check-in: 130:00, check-out: 12:00. Varosi 4 seasons is a new, charming hotel, build with the local architectural style of the 1900s, with stone and wood. Varosi 4 seasons is located in Varosi, the old neighbourhood of Edessa, just a few steps from the impressive waterfalls, overlooking the plains of Pella.
* 40.8013422.053243 $^{[deadlink]}$ Guesthouse Varosi, A. Meletiou 45-47, 58200. Check-in: 13:00, check-out: 12:00. The old family house has been reformed to a warm, welcoming guesthouse that offers the original atmosphere of Greek hospitality
* 40.799522.04854 Hotel Alfa, Egnatias 28.

### Splurge
## Go next

* Aridea thermal baths
# Chamela-Cuixmala Biosphere Reserve

Chamela-Cuixmala Biosphere Reserve is a protected natural area on the Pacific coast of Jalisco, Mexico. The reserve spans 13,142 hectares of mountainous terrain with dry tropical forests. It provides habitat to a wide range of plant and animals species including a number that are endemic to the area. It is a good spot for birdwatching with more than 200 species making permanent homes here, plus a number of migratory species that can be spotted seasonally.

## Understand
### History

The first scientific research station in the reserve was established in the 1970s by the Universidad Nacional Autonomous de Mexico (UNAM). The reserves core was established by the federal government as a Biosphere Reserve in 1994. It was expanded to its present size in 2006 when it joined the UNESCO World Network of Biosphere Reserves.

### Landscape

The reserve comprises various types of ecosystems including coastal wetlands and dry tropical forests, particularly as elevations increase.

### Flora and fauna

The area is particularly noteworthy for its birds, but a number of reptiles and mammals also make their homes in the reserve.
Mammals include cats such as jaguars, ocelots, jaguarundi, and pumas (mountain lions) as well as coyote, coati, deer, opossum, skunks, armadillos, and peccary.
Reptiles include sea turtles and crocodiles in the coastal wetlands areas as well as geckos, boa constrictors, toads, frogs, and venomous snakes like the coral snake.
Birds include majestic hawks, soaring overhead along with circling vultures, and colorful woodland birds like macaws and woodpeckers. Neotropical bird species migrate through the area during winter when a large variety of species can be spotted in the reserve.

### Climate
## Get in

The nearest large commercial airport is Puerto Vallarta (PVR). From Puerto Vallarta, it is easy to rent a car and drive to the reserve.

### By car

From Puerto Vallarta, drive south on the Pacific Coast Highway (MEX-200) for about 160 km. The entrance to the biosphere reserve is about midway between the towns of Chamela and Costa Careyes. The trip will take about 3 hours.

## Sleep

* 19.37366-105.0089021 Casa Cuixmala, Cuitzmala (about 15 km south of Costa Careyes), ☏ +52 315 351 6050. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 12:00. Exclusive luxury resort built as a private retreat by James Goldsmith, a flamboyant British tycoon. It now operates as a luxury hotel with 43 rooms in the main casa as well as 10 villas and several dozen casitas. Resort amenities include outdoor swimming pools, restaurants, access to secluded beaches, spa services, and horseback tours of the adjacent biosphere reserve. M$10000+. (updated Jan 2025)

## Go next

* Puerto Vallarta
* Manzanillo
* Tomatlán
# Montes Azules Biosphere Reserve

Montes Azules Biosphere Reserve (Reserva de la Biósfera Montes Azules) is a protected natural area of more than 330,000 hectares of tropical jungle in the state of Chiapas in southern Mexico. It is part of the UNESCO World Network of Biosphere Reserves.

## Understand
### History

The jungles are the traditional home of several Mayan indigenous groups, particularly the Lacondon Maya. Many archaeological sites are in the jungles including major tourist draws at Palenque, Yaxchilan and Bonampak. The biosphere reserve was established in 1978.

### Landscape

The vast jungle is known as the Lacandon jungle, which is home to more than 100 species of mammal, including some big cats like the jaguar and puma, more than 390 species of birds, and dozens of snakes and other reptiles (including the Mexican crocodile, which lurks in the swamps and lakes). The jungle is wild and undeveloped, but is under pressure from growing populations in the region who are constantly encroaching on the jungle to clear cut land for farms or ranches.

### Flora and fauna

The Lacandon jungle is home to more than 100 species of mammal, including some big cats like the jaguar and puma, more than 390 species of birds, and dozens of snakes and other reptiles (including the Mexican crocodile, which lurks in the swamps and lakes). More than 1,500 plant species have been identified in the reserve.

### Climate
## Stay safe

This is dense tropical jungle. Take steps to prevent malaria and other insect-borne tropical diseases. Use mosquito repellant containing DEET. Wear long pants and sturdy hiking boots. Watch for venomous snakes and other dangerous animals.

## Go next

* Comitán
* San Cristobal de las Casas
* Ocosingo
# Allegheny County

Allegheny County is the center of the Pittsburgh Region of Pennsylvania. It contains the city of Pittsburgh and most of the Pittsburgh metropolitan area.

## Cities

* 40.441667-801 Pittsburgh — one of the most naturally scenic cities in the country witn an unusual array of cultural treasures
* 40.5158-80.16282 Coraopolis — known for its numerous brick streets and many old large homes
* 40.415-80.0497223 Green Tree — a suburb of Pittsburgh
* 40.4311-79.76534 Monroeville — a suburb of Pittsburgh
* 40.375-80.055 Mt. Lebanon — Uptown Mt. Lebanon is one of the more prominent business districts in the area
* 40.4581-80.12836 Robinson Township — home to serveral malls, it serves as a retail hub for the Pittsburgh metropolitan area
* 40.5264-80.02197 Ross Township — a suburb of Pittsburgh
* 40.536389-80.1844448 Sewickley — a quaint resort town offering many boutique shops, services, and restaurants
* 40.368056-79.89759 West Mifflin — its main draws are its amusement park and water park

## Other destinations

* 40.3275-80.0394441 Bethel Park
* 40.365833-80.0197222 Castle Shannon
* 40.335639-80.0797213 Upper St. Clair Township

## Understand

* Allegheny County Council website.

## Get in

Pittsburgh International Airport is the major passenger airport for the county with service to many destinations on several airlines.

## Get around

Allegheny County's public transportation provider is Pittsburgh Regional Transit.
The Three Rivers Heritage Trail provides uninterrupted bicycle and pedestrian connections along the three rivers in the city, and the Great Allegheny Passage trail runs from downtown Pittsburgh to Washington, D.C.

## Buy

* The Waterfront - a large outdoor mall in Homestead, just north of West Mifflin.
* Century III Mall - in the Monongahela River Valley suburb of West Mifflin, southeast of Pittsburgh.
* South Hills Village mall - in the South Hills of Pittsburgh near Mt. Lebanon.
* Ross Park Mall - in the North Hills of Pittsburgh in Ross Township.
* Monroeville Mall - in the eastern suburb of Monroeville.
* Robinson Town Center & The Mall at Robinson - in the western suburb of Robinson Township - if you need IKEA, come here.
* Pittsburgh Mills Mall - in the Allegheny River Valley suburb of Tarentum northeast of Pittsburgh at PA Route 28 and Pittsburgh Mills Boulevard.

## Eat

* Over The Bar - classic American fare in Upper St. Clair, near a community center. Great for post-workout meals.
# Vallée-des-Rivières

Vallée-des-Rivières is a town in the Saint John River Valley region of New Brunswick. It was formed in 2023 through the amalgamation of the former town of Saint-Léonard and the former village of Sainte-Anne-de Madawaska, as well as adjacent unincorporated areas.

## Understand

Vallée-des-Rivières is located on the east bank of the Saint John River opposite Van Buren, Maine, which it is connected via the Saint Leonard–Van Buren Bridge. It's economy is driven by potato farming and a J.D. Irving Limited sawmill. It is officially bilingual but it is predominantly a Francophone community. Vallée-des-Rivières is generally considered to be part of Acadia.
* Vallée-des-Rivières Municipal Council website

## Get in

Vallée-des-Rivières is located along the Trans-Canada Highway, 230 km (140 mi) northwest of Fredericton and 60 km (37 mi) southeast of the Quebec border.

### Border crossing

* 47.159643-67.9308271 Van Buren–St. Leonard Border Crossing (Saint Leonard–Van Buren Bridge) (St. Leonard, NB – Van Buren, ME). 24 hours. (updated Dec 2024)

## See

* 47.30507-68.058461 Quisibis River No. 2 Covered Bridge (Pont couvert de la Quisibis No. 2), 551 Chem. Deschênes. Built in 1951, this covered bridge is 17 m (55 ft) in length. The bridge is closed and no longer in use, but can be viewed from the road and from the new bridge crossing the same river beside it. (updated Dec 2024)

## Eat

* 47.16111-67.927421 Bert's Pizza, 51 Rue du Pont, Saint Leonard, ☏ +1 506-423-7736. (updated Dec 2024)
* 47.24109-68.018742 Resto La Bonne Assiette, 14 Rue Principale, Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska, ☏ +1 506-445-2803. (updated Dec 2024)

## Drink

* 47.244-68.022061 Buckdjeuve Bar, 46 Rue Principale, Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska, ☏ +1 506-445-3385. (updated Dec 2024)

## Sleep

* 47.1741-67.880051 Camping St. Léonard, 470 Route 17, St-Léonard, ☏ +1 506-423-6536, JLFCINC@gmail.com. (updated Dec 2024)
* 47.16171-67.927312 Daigle's Motel, 68 Rue du Pont, Saint Leonard, ☏ +1 506-423-6351. (updated Dec 2024)
* 47.20771-67.771323 Maple Leaf Motel, Campground & Restaurant, 1353 Route 17, St-Léonard Parent, ☏ +1 506-423-6666, info@mapleleafmotelcr.com. (updated Dec 2024)
* 47.14433-67.810174 Paradis de la P'tite Montagne (Little Mountain Paradise), 472 Chemin Petite Montagne, Saint-André, ☏ +1 506-473-6683, toll-free: +1-844-437-6683, paradis@paradis.nb.ca. (updated Dec 2024)
# Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha!

Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha! is a tiny village on the Trans-Canada Highway in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region of Quebec.

## Understand!!

Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha! is an agricultural village of 1300 people (2011), rivals Wawa (a former mining town in northwestern Ontario named with an Indigenous word for "goose") as an example of a tiny place with a ridiculous-sounding name. It is the only town in the world with two exclamation marks in its name.
"Ha! Ha!" refers to nearby Lake Témiscouata, haha here being an archaic French word for an unexpected obstacle or abruptly ending path.
Most traffic from the Maritimes and Atlantic Canada must pass through the narrow Edmundston-Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha!-Rivière-du-Loup highway to reach the other regions of Canada. There is one alternate route, an equally-narrow road from New Brunswick through Amqui to Rimouski, but the Trans-Canada mainline is the more direct route.

## Get in!!
### By car!!

Autoroute 85 is part of the Trans-Canada Highway. It connects from Rivière-du-Loup in the north, and the New Brunswick provincial border in the south. In New Brunswick, the highway is named Route 2, and continues to Edmundston.

## See!!

* 47.6656-69.009281 Aster scientific station, 170 chemin Jacques-Pelletier, ☏ +1 418-854-2172, toll-free: +1-877-775-2172, info@asterbsl.ca. By reservation only, open in summer 16:00-23:30. An interactive exhibition and a telescope of 356 mm (14 inches) for all those, including children, who want to learn about the oldest science of humanity and discover the beauties of the world. Adult $18, students (12 and over) $13, seniors $15, family $50. (updated Jun 2022)

## Do!!

* 47.67689-68.953571 Témiscouta Valley Golf Club (Club de golf de la Vallée du Témiscouata), 265, ch. du Golf, ☏ +1 418-854-0539, toll-free: +1-855-354-0539 (Qc), fax: +1 418-854-2759. Eighteen-hole course with restaurant and pro shop, advance reservations accepted.
* Petit Témis bike path, ☏ +1 418-868-1869. 134 km of gravel tracks, entirely reserved for cyclists and pedestrians. This linear park is on an old railway line: the Northern section is more than 70 km long, bordering rivers and a bustling forest, with several stops, 3 rustic camping sites and a snack bar. Also, a section of the Trans Canada Trail for hiking. (updated Apr 2019)

## Eat!!

* 47.66965-68.97891 Cantine Choupi, 109, rue St Charles, ☏ +1 418-854-2767. 7:00-20:30. Pizza, burger, poutine. (updated Jun 2022)

## Drink!!

* 47.67295-68.981231 Bar/Brasserie St-Louis, 219 Rue Commerciale, ☏ +1 418-854-6767. (updated Apr 2019)

## Sleep!!

The primary hotel and motel district for Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha! is 10 km to the east in Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac, a small lakeside suburb on the main highway. The provincial park (Parc national du Lac-Témiscouata) is on the opposite side of this lake.
* 47.67675-69.014921 Motel Francoeur, 179, route 185, ☏ +1 418-854-3431.
* 47.642635-68.972612 Dole Lake Campground (Camping du Lac Dôle), ☏ +1 418-854-3563. The campsite has more than 65 sites including a wild camping area. Visitors can also rent a cottage in the summer season. Trailer campsite: $37, Chalet: $120. (updated Jun 2022)
# Central Asian cuisine

* Cuisines of Asia and Oceania Australian • Burmese • Cambodian • Central Asia • Chinese • Filipino • Indonesian • Japanese • Korean • Malaysian, Singaporean and Bruneian • Middle Eastern • South Asian • Thai • Vietnamese
The cuisine of Central Asia reflects its history and cultural influences with its Turko-Mongol nomadic heritage, Silk Road connections, Persian and Russian rule and Islamic dietary laws all shaping the food eaten in the region. You will find common dishes throughout Central Asia as well as dishes unique to one or two countries.

## Countries and regions

Generally the further south you go, the more flavorful the food becomes with greater use of spices in Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
Noodle-based dishes are more popular in Kyrgyzstan, reflecting its closer ties to China.

## Ingredients

Central Asian cuisine relies heavily on meat and dairy products. The high level of consumption of horse meat in particular distinguishes the region from much of the rest of the world.
* Kaymak is a slightly fermented clotted cream used as a filling, spread or condiment with various kinds of breads

## Beverages

* Kumis is fermented mare's milk and has a sharp, sour taste. The alcohol content is around 2%, which is higher than similar fermented dairy drinks such as kefir. This is due to the higher amount of sugar in mare's mlik compared to cow's milk.

## Dishes

* Plov is a fragrant dish consisting of meat (beef or lamb), rice, carrots and onions. Most closely associated with Uzbekistani cuisine though plov is found everywhere in Central Asia.
* Beshbarmak - one of the signatures dishes of Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. Meat, traditionally horse though beef and lamb is served on top of sheets of egg noodles and is served with an onion broth.
* Qazi - sliced horse meat sausages popular among Kazakhs, Tatars and Kyrgyz. It is considered to be a "strong" and "hot" food and as such is eaten during the winter.
* Mantu/Manti - ground meat and onion dumplings served with a garlic yogurt sauce.
* Ashak - leek or chive dumplings from Afghanistan covered in a meaty sauce, garlic yogurt and a sprinkle of mint powder.
* Svezhiy Salat - the most common salad in Central Asia. An onion, tomatoes and cucumber salad dressed in mayonnaise of oil, or sometimes just salt, pepper and fresh herbs.

## See also

* Middle Eastern cuisine
* Russian cuisine