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# Fife (Washington)

Fife is a town of 11,000 people (2020) on the southern Puget Sound of Washington State. Fife, an eastern suburb of Tacoma, consists primarily of businesses such as car dealerships, warehousing and industrial facilities, motels, drive-through smoke shops, quick-dining restaurants, a Native American casino, and various other highway-side businesses. Fife is contained within the Puyallup Indian Reservation.

## Get in

From Interstate 5 (I-5), Fife is accessed through Exits 136 and 137.
State Route 99 (SR-99) enters from the east. It formally ends at the intersection with 54th Ave E but continues as the Pacific Highway west into Tacoma.

## Get around

* Pierce Transit, ☏ +1 253-581-8000. Operates local and regional public transit bus routes in Pierce County. Communities within the county served by this operator's routes include Fife, Gig Harbor, Lakewood, Puyallup, Steilacoom, Tacoma, Federal Way through Fife with: (updated Jun 2023)
** Route 500 Continues south from Federal Way to downtown Tacoma on Pacific Hwy (Hwy 99) through Fife. Connections to Greyhound, Amtrak and Sound Transit are at Tacoma Dome Station.
** Route 501 Goes down towards Tacoma from Federal Way through Edgewood, Milton, and Fife on different turns onto various roads. In Fife it goes along 20th St East, Valley Ave, 70th Ave E and Milton Way.

## Do

* 47.24265-122.352641 Emerald Queen Casino & Hotel, 5700 Pacific Hwy E, ☏ +1 253 594-7777. Over 2,300 slot machines, as well as a large concert and entertainment venue.

## Buy

There are numerous strip malls and fast food restaurants along Pacific Ave E.

## Eat

* 47.243-122.36981 Drive In Pick-Quick, 4306 Pacific Highway East, ☏ +1 253 922-5599. M–Sa 10AM-PM, Su 11AM-6PM, closed from December 1 to February 1 for the winter season. Great burgers, great shakes, great service. Freshly cut/made fries. Cash only. (updated Apr 2023)
* 47.24333-122.35782 Poodle Dog Restaurant, 1522 54th Ave East (54th Ave E & Pacific Ave), ☏ +1 253 922-6161. Su M 6AM-2PM; W-Sa 6AM-9PM. Long-time family-owned diner since 1933. Major local landmark in the area. (updated Sep 2024)

## Sleep

* Emerald Queen Casino & Hotel, 5700 Pacific Hwy E, ☏ +1 253 594-7777. (updated Sep 2024)
* 47.2397-122.35931 Motel 6 Tacoma - Fife, 5201 20th Street E (54th Ave & 20th St E), ☏ +1 253 922-1270, fax: +1 253 926-3662. Outdoor pool, coin laundry, free coffee, truck parking. From $100/night. (updated Apr 2023)
* 47.24335-122.350352 Quality Inn, 5805 Pacific Hwy E, ☏ +1 253 345-4200. (updated Sep 2024)
# Holy Land

The Holy Land Latin: Terra Sancta, Arabic: الأرض المقدسة al-Arḍ ul-Muqaddasah;) or Holy Lands (plural) is a generic term that usually refers to one or more countries in the Middle East, specifically the Levant, that witnessed the origins and early history of three of the world's great monotheistic religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
In order of size (and probable importance) to the traveller / pilgrim, countries associated with the term "Holy Land" are as follows:
* Israel - holds the vast majority of sites and the Old City of Jerusalem, scene of the crucifixion and resurrection
* the Palestinian Territories - the West Bank includes Bethlehem and Hebron
* Jordan - includes a number of sites and localities associated with Judaism and Christianity, especially from the life of Moses and Jesus
Various events recounted in the Bible take place in nearby regions including Ancient Mesopotamia, Ancient Egypt and the Sinai Peninsula.
During the Crusades, Europeans strove to take the Holy Land from the Muslims and succeeded for a time. Some of today's tourist attractions in the region are buildings or ruins from that period.

## Jewish Holy Land

* Israel
* Palestinian territories
* Jerusalem
* Hebron
* Safed
* Tiberias

## Christian Holy Land

* Bethlehem — the town where Jesus was born, the City of David, who was the great King of Israel.
* Nazareth — widely believed to be where Jesus spent his childhood and early adult life
* Sea of Galilee — the area in which Jesus did much of his ministry
* Jerusalem — historical capital of Israel, and also the place where Jesus spent the week leading up to his crucifixion, which took place just outside the city
* Mount Sinai — in the Sinai desert of Egypt, home to the longest running Christian monastery, the Monastery of St. Catherine, and believed to be the Mount Sinai where Moses received the Ten Commandments
* Tiberias — on the Sea of Galilee, a good starting point for a bike ride around the sea or a trip to the Golan Heights
* Al-Maghtas, Jordan — on the Jordan River, where Jesus was said to have been baptised by John the Baptist.
* Jesus Trail

## Islamic Holy Land

* Jerusalem
* Mecca
* Medina
See also our articles on the Hajj pilgrimage and on the medieval Muslim traveller Ibn Battuta.
Also, shrines particularly holy to Shia Muslims are in:
* Karbala
* Najaf
* Samarra
* Qom
* Mashhad

## Bahá'í Holy Land

* Haifa
* Akko

## See also

* Ancient Greece
* Exodus of Moses
* Roman Empire
* Islamic Golden Age
* Ottoman Empire
* Ancient Mesopotamia
* From Istanbul to Cairo — an overland itinerary linking many of the sites listed above
# Americus

Americus is in the Classic Heartland of Georgia.

## Understand

Once known as the "Metropolis of Southwest Georgia", Americus was a city of prominence: it had the only privately financed railroad in the state, the first electric street car system, and a status as a cotton distribution center. What started as a town in 1859 became all this and a place for colleges, military installations, a WWII German POW camp, and a nidus of minor league baseball.
Americus has been visited by such likenesses as Booker T Washington, Charles Lindbergh, FDR, and Martin Luther King, Jr.
Interestingly enough, Americus has also been part and parcel to some of the darkest and brightest moments of humanity, namely through witness of the Andersonville prisoner of war camp where Union soldiers endured the harshest of elements in survival during the Civil War, and the interracial Koinonia farm and Habitat for Humanity, movements that sprung out of the Civil Rights era with a vision of harmony and spiritual partnership for all.

## Get in

Americus is about an hour southeast of Columbus or an hour north of Albany, by car.

## See

* 32.206389-84.1233331 Andersonville National Historic Site, 760 POW Rd. 8AM-5PM. Museum: 9:30AM-4:30PM. Preserves Camp Sumter (also known as Andersonville Prison), a Confederate prisoner-of-war camp during the American Civil War. It includes the National Prisoner of War Museum, which offers two park films- one focused on Andersonville, the other on prisoners of war throughout American history. Free. (updated Dec 2024)
* 31.982787-84.2979372 Koinonia Farm, 1324 GA-49, ☏ +1 229-924-0391. A historical intentional community built on inclusiveness that emerged during the Civil Rights era underscoring the ability for all races and creeds to be able to work together and out of which sprung the Habitat for Humanity organization. Open for visits, retreats, or internships.
* 32.10981-84.184583 Lindbergh First Solo Flight Monument, 223 Airport Rd (at Jimmy Carter Regional Airport). Statue commemorating where Charles Lindbergh made his first solo flight. (updated Nov 2021)

## Buy

Sadly, the Habitat for Humanity Global Village and Discovery Center where you could visit a recreated Papua New Guinean shanty on stilts or a Haitian lean-to has closed in this town where Habitat For Humanity originated, but you can still visit their store across the street:
* 32.07124-84.241481 Habitat for Humanity, 723 Millard Fuller Blvd, ☏ +1 229 931-9899. Th-F 10AM-2PM. (updated Nov 2021)

## Sleep

* 32.072222-84.2336111 Windsor Hotel Ascend Collection, 125 W Lamar St, ☏ +1 229-924-1555. This one is special because it was originally built as the Windsor Hotel in 1892 in Queen Anne style and has had such dignitaries as Vice-President Thomas Marshall and Franklin Delano Roosevelt speak there. (updated Mar 2025)

## Go next

* Plains is famous for the Jimmy Carter National Historic Park.
# Hazard

Hazard is a city in Kentucky's Daniel Boone Country, county seat of Perry County and perhaps the quintessential Appalachian coal town. At the 2020 census the population was 5,263.

## Get in

You can get in by getting on the Hal Rogers Parkway/Daniel Boone Parkway heading to Hazard, it takes 59 miles if you are from London. The Entire freeway miles of Hal Rogers Parkway is 59 miles. If you are from Louisville, Lexington, or Frankfurt, or Fort Knox. You must get on Interstate 64, then Interstate 75, and exit 41: Somerset, Hazard, and take the entire 59 miles of Hal Rogers Parkway. If you are from Pound and Norton, Wise, Virginia, take U.S. 23 and take the U.S. 119 after a short way of crossing the state line, It is located in Kentucky.

## Get around

Public transportation is very limited in this town, so travel by car is recommended. Please note that this region is rather hilly thus it is recommended to take great care if traveling in inclement weather, especially snow and rain.

## See

* Mother Goose House, 2906 N Main St. Peculiar town landmark.
* Bobby Davis Museum, 234 Walnut St. Local history museum. +1 606-439-4325

## Do

Ample hiking exists in the surrounding hills.

## Eat

* Kentucky Fried Chicken, 2025 N Main St, ☏ +1 606 439-3288.

## Sleep

* Hampton Inn & Suites Hazard, 70 Morton Blvd, ☏ +1 606-439-0902. Indoor pool.
# Puthanathani

Puthanathani is a census town in the Malappuram metropolitan area. It is also one of the major commercial towns under the Malappuram urban agglomeration of Malappuram District in Kerala, India. The town lies on the National Highway 66, between Kottakkal and Valanchery.

## Understand

Puthanathani was a part of Malappuram metropolitan area. located in Malappuram district in Kerala, India.

## Get in

The nearest airport is at Calicut International Airport (33 km) and the nearest Railway Station is at Thirunavaya (7 km) and Tirur (13 km). The town lies on the National Highway 66 (India). Buses are available from Thrissur, Kochi, Kozhikode, Thiruvananthapuram and Coimbatore.

## See

* 10.9012676.01521 Ayyappanov waterfalls (2 km). waterfall.
* 10.9404676.008462 Chelakkode Punnathala (1 km). Village.
* Kallingal (1 km). Street
* 10.9439476.016623 Punnathala (2 km). Communal Harmony Village.
* 10.93508376.0045354 Puthanathani Bypass (0 km). Bypass (road).
* Kurumbathoor • Chungam • Kuttikalathani • Athirumada • Cherulal • Cheloor • Kanmanam

## Buy

* 10.9345276.004121 Hala Mall, Central Junction Puthanathani (0 km). for shopping centre- books, toys, gifts, and sports goods. (updated Mar 2024)
* AAK Supermarket, Central Junction Puthanathani (0 km). for food items, grocery items, supermarket iems (updated Mar 2024)
* 10.9350976.001691 Fish Meat Chicken Market. (updated Mar 2024)
* Cloth and Fashion Stores. (updated Mar 2024)
* 10.9340176.001572 Vegetables and Fruits Market. (updated Mar 2024)

## Eat

* 10.9383776.001041 Mandi Restaurant, Calicut Road. (updated Mar 2024)
* 10.9343676.004052 Pizza Hut, Hala Mall (0 km). (updated Mar 2024)
* 10.9345376.003053 Madurima Bakery, Thrissur Road. (updated Mar 2024)
* Street Food, Highway Road side. (updated Mar 2024)

## Sleep

* 10.9429576.000931 Souparnika Inn, Calicut Road Puthanathani. ₹1,000. (updated Mar 2024)

## Go next

* Kottakkal Ayurvedha City , Health 9 km
* Tirur, Malayalam language capital, Railway station, major beach 13 km
* Kozhikode, major beach city with museums and mosques, 50 km
* Malampuzha dam and gardens, theme parks, 70 km
* Mysore, major garden city with many palaces, 230 km
* Ooty, major hill station with fine hotels and resorts, 150 km.
* Silent Valley National Park, guided tour into the forest, 76 km
# Georgetown (Queensland)

Georgetown is a town of 250 (2021) in the Gulf Savannah region of Far North Queensland along the Gulf Developmental Road.

## Get in

Georgetown is on the Gulf Developmental Road between Cairns and Normanton, around 140 km (87 mi) west of Undara Volcanic National Park, 93 km (58 mi) from Mount Surprise and 150 km (93 mi) east of Croydon.
It is also 40 km (25 mi) north of Forsayth.

## See

* -18.2909143.54831 Ted Elliott Mineral Collection, Low St, ☏ +61 7 4062 1485. M–F 8:30AM–4PM; Sa Su 9:30AM–3:30PM. Contains a collection of gems, minerals and crystals from all over the world. (updated Mar 2025)

## Eat

Food is available at the Wenaru Hotel.

## Drink and sleep

* -18.2893143.53811 Latara Motel (Georgetown Accommodation), 1 Gulf Development Road, ☏ +61 7 4062 1190, lataramotel@bigpond.com. Motel but on the outskirts of town. (updated Mar 2025)
* -18.292143.54932 Wenaru Hotel and Bar, St George St (cnr Normanton St), ☏ +61 7 4062 1208. Pub and hotel. (updated Mar 2025)
# Taüll

Taüll is a village of 260 people in Catalonia. It is home to the church of Sant Climent de Taüll, an excellent example of Romanesque architecture.

## Understand

There is a relatively new ski centre at Taull or Boi-Taull. This is separate from the old vllage of Taull, which is reached from Boi at the end of the Boi Valley.
Taüll's economy is based on tourism and livestock.
Situated at 1,520 m abore sea level in the valley of Sant Martí, a small valley in the Valley of Boí. The closest river is the Sant Martí river, Noguera de Tor affluent. A ravine splits the village in two districts: La Guinsa and Lo Barri. La Guinsa goes from the entrance of the village to the ravine, and Lo Barri goes from the ravine to the high part of the village.

## Get in

To get to Taüll, from the city of Lleida, take the N-230 road, that begins in Lleida and finishes in Vielha. The N-230 goes through the village of El Pont de Suert. At the end of the village turn right to take the L-500, the main road of the Valley of Boí. Continue on this road after leave behind Barruera until another fork. Turn to the right at L-501, that takes you to the settlements of Boí and Taüll and finishes at the ski station of Boí-Taüll.
Buses from El Pont de Suert run to Taull and the ski centre. There are several villages on this bus route, in all of which fine natural scenery is further embellished by beautiful Romanesque churches.

## See

Taull, though a small village, has two beautiful Romanesque churches.
* 42.5172220.8483331 Church of Sant Climent de Taüll. Consecrated in 1123. A Romanesque-style church greatly influenced by the Lombard style, which can be seen through its exterior decoration. The artwork in Sant Climent de Taüll was important in bringing the art into the public atmosphere. The main work of art is the mural painting on the central apse of the church. (updated Sep 2020)
* 42.5204210.8483292 Church of Santa Maria de Taüll. Santa Maria is believed to have been built in 11th century. (updated Sep 2020)

## Do

visit Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park
# Bolivian national parks

Bolivia has spectacular natural scenery and astounding biodiversity, both of which are protected in its national parks, monuments, sanctuaries and biosphere reserves.

## Understand

The country's natural resources are protected by the National Service of Protected Areas (SERNAP), a federal government agency that manages 22 protected areas, 13 of which are designated as national parks and 3 more that are designated as integrated natural areas and 6 that are designated as biosphere reserves.

## Parks
### Altiplano

* -14.333333-68.3333331 Madidi National Park — one of the world's most extensive biodiversity reserves. Its humid tropical climate has spawned one of Bolivia’s richest woodlands.
* -18.1-65.76672 Torotoro National Park — rugged landscape of canyons and ridges where paleontologists found 120 million-year-old dinosaur tracks and bone shards from the Cretacous period

### Sub-Andean Bolivia

* -17.783333-63.9833333 Amboró National Park — one of the most biodiverse parks on Earth with more than 900 species of birds, more than 100 amphibian species, and more than 175 mammal species
* -17.383333-65.054 Carrasco National Park — a mountainous landscape of rivers, waterfalls, tranquil valleys and deep canyons where more than 5,000 plant species thrive
* -17.232829-66.3459395 Tunari National Park — home of Lake Warawara and rocky landscapes that flood every year

### Tropical Lowlands

* -14.23028-60.846676 Noel Kempff Mercado National Park — remote park on the border with Brazil with remarkable biodiversity in several different ecoregions including tropical rainforests, savannah, wetlands, and dry forest
* -15.45-66.6666677 Isiboro Sécure National Park and Indigenous Territory — protects an area of the Yungas ecosystem and traditional homelands of the Tsimané, Yuracaré, and Mojeño-Trinitario Indigenous cultures of South America

## See also

* National parks
* Central and South American wildlife
# La Llacuna

La Llacuna is a small town of about 850 people (2018) in Catalonia, Spain. It is a tourist town; nearby destinations include Igualada, the Vilafranca del Penedès wine route, and the Monastery of Montserrat.

## Get in

You can only get in by car or by bus.

### By bus

There are not many buses.

## See

* Fountains - La Llacuna has a lot of beautiful fountains all around. Cuitora's Fountain is one of the most popular, but there are others like Hort's Fountain, Granotes Fountain (Frogg's Fountain) and Pla Novell Fountain. You can walk to all of them along beautiful tracks, about 30 minutes from the main square.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Bastoners de La Llacuna. A cultural tradition of Catalonia represented by this group.
* Diables, Ball de Diables is a traditional dance of Catalonia, represented by a group of demons with firecrackers.

## Do

* In La Llacuna you can spend a lot of time walking around: forests and vine fields are of particular interest.
* Explore the town, see the fountains and the walls, sit down and watch the lives of the people of La Llacuna.
* Also you should visit The Castle, from where you will have a wide view of the valley.
* Riding around and swimming are the best activities in summer.

### Events

* Fira de Sant Andreu the first Sunday of December where you can eat the best
* Potada date variable, typically in April.
* Aplec del Castell The last Sunday of May.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ The Live Nativity Scene Show. Second or third Sunday of December.

## Buy

La Llacuna is best known for its inlays and meats. There are some shops that send all over Catalonia, to hotels, restaurants and particulars.
La Llacuna has two supermarkets, a pharmacy, a kiosk, a fish market, bakery (with tasty desserts). Electrical goods and a variety of other stuff is found in the Major square.
But you can't leave this village without buying some carquinyolis from Ca l'Americano, it's a typical dessert, like a cookie.

## Eat

* Ca l'Americano Restaurant
* Cal Tiquets Restaurant
* La Bona teca Restaurant

## Drink

* Cal Joan Bar
* La pansa Bar
* el Trull Bar

## Sleep

* Camping Vilademàger, Masia Can Marquet, ☏ +34 655 88 32 55.
* Turisme Rural Arcs la Llacuna.

## Go next

* Igualada
* Vilafranca del Penedés (wine route)
* Montserrat (Spain), a monastery situated at the top of a mountain - impressive buildings, great views and good walks around the hill. Try the cable car ride up (although if you're afraid of heights it's probably best not to!)
# Deep East Texas

Deep East Texas is in the Piney Woods of Texas, to the north and east of Houston.

## Cities

* 30.721959-95.5523361 Huntsville — has several sites related to Texas hero, General Sam Houston, who lived here
* 31.3369-94.73032 Lufkin — has a zoo and a couple of museums
* 30.922222-93.9988893 Jasper — there's fishing and boating on the Sam Rayburn Reservoir
* 31.603514-94.6554874 Nacogdoches — the oldest city in the state
* 31.531111-94.1108335 San Augustine — site of Spanish mission on the El Camino Real de los Tejas
* 30.1775-95.5038896 The Woodlands — a suburban bedroom community of Houston that hosts the Houston Symphony during the summer
* 31.34201-93.849367 Hemphill - site of the NASA Museum and Memorial honoring those who perished in the Space Shuttle Columbia accident of 2003

## Other destinations

* 30.31-94.191 Big Thicket National Preserve — one of the most biodiverse areas in the world outside of the tropics

## Get in

Take Interstate 45 north out of Houston, or Interstate 69 northeast from Houston.
Greyhound Bus serves the area with frequent trips from Houston and Dallas.
# Madidi National Park

Madidi National Park is in the northwest of the La Paz Department of Bolivia.

## Understand
### Landscape

From snow-capped peaks in the Apolobamba range of the Andes to tropical lowland basins in the Amazon. The landscape includes an incredible range of ecosystems, from high altitude grasslands to clouds forests, lowland tropical forests to pristine lowland savannas. Madidi is part of a vast wilderness that includes neighboring protected areas in Bolivia and southeastern Peru.

### Flora and fauna

Madidi is one of the most biologically diverse protected areas on the planet. The park is home to over 1,000 bird species, representing a whopping 11% of the world’s 9,000 bird species. Madidi contains large populations of Latin America’s most charismatic wildlife species: jaguar, spectacled bear, maned wolf, vicuña, giant otter, Andean condor and military macaw, among others. The newly discovered monkey species lives in Madidi and nowhere else.

### Climate
## Get in

The Madidi National Park can be reached from Rurrenabaque.
Be careful to choose a good tour and a good guide. Don't be the next to become disappointed. There are many tour operators and travel agencies with a wide range of tours and prices. And of course you can find really good quality. Quality and price are connected. But first of all you have to spend time on investigation. Ask for proper information and testimonials.
More information on tours in article Rurrenabaque.

## Fees and permits

The entrance fee is mostly not included in the prices of the tour operators and was 125 Bs in June 2011.

## Sleep
### Lodging

Some eco-lodges are found in and around the Madidi National Park. The oldest and best known is Chalalan Ecolodge in Chalalán on the Tuichi River. Another is the San Miguel del Bala Eco-Lodge on the banks of the Beni River, reached by boat 40 minutes up stream from Rurrenabaque.
* Berraco del Madidi, ☏ +591 3892-2966. "Calle Comercio esq.Vaca Diez" (Rurrenabaque). A Bolivian rainforest eco-camp, specializing in multi-day tours. Located deeper than any other operator in the Amazon's Madidi National Park. The tours are individually tailored, with only 8 guests at any one time.
* San Miguel del Bala Eco-lodge. 7 comfortable cabins each with 3 beds, electricity and private bathroom, and a dormitory of 8 beds with shared bathroom. The cabins are scattered, giving the feeling of living alone in the rain forest. The eco-lodge is owned and operated by the indigenous community of San Miguel del Bala. The inhabitants of San Miguel have built the eco-lodge with the help and guidance of NGOs including CARE, Conservation International, the UNDP and the Wildlife Conservation Society. In a traditional round-house, there is an interpretation center with an exhibition about the Tacana culture.