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# Rajaji National Park

Rajaji National Park is in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand in the Himalayan North region of India. It has been named as the second tiger reserve in Uttarakhand after the Corbett Tiger Reserve.

## Understand
### History

Three sanctuaries — Rajaji, Motichur, and Chilla — were merged to form this national park.

### Flora

Rajaji National Park is nestled between the Shivalik ranges and the Indo-Gangetic plains. Broadleaved deciduous forests, riverine and riparian vegetation, scrubland, grasslands and pine forests form the range of botanical habitats in the park.

### Fauna

Rajaji National Park is at the northwestern limit of distribution for both the Indian elephant and Bengal tiger in India. The goral and the Himalayan tahr are also noteworthy residents, mainly staying on the precipitous, pine-covered slopes. Big herds of chital also inhabit the park, sometimes numbering as many as 250 individuals in a herd. Sambar, swamp deer, Northern red muntjac, Indochinese hog deer, nilgai, wild boar and sloth bear also occur in the park, and rhesus macaque and the common langur are fairly common. The Bengal tiger and Indian leopard are the prime predators in Rajaji National Park, apart from leopard cat, jungle cat, dhole, several viverrine species, Bengal fox, golden jackal and yellow-throated marten. The Himalayan black bear inhabits the higher reaches of the park.
Over 315 species of birds are found in the park, whereas the wider region has over 500 species of birds, including both residents and migrants.
The rivers which flow through the park harbour species of fish such as trout and mahseer.

### Climate
## See

* Chilla Barrage. It's also known as Pashulok Bridge, which is built over the Ganges River. This dam generates electricity for Rajaji National Park and the entire Pauri Garhwal region." (updated Dec 2024)
* Jhimil Jheel. This is a forest reserve with an impressive array of flora and fauna. You can also spot various wild animals here, such as tigers, deer, elephants, and leopards. Additionally, several migratory bird species can be seen here. (updated Dec 2024)

## Do

In any national park, most people opt for jungle safaris. This includes renting a jeep, driven by a driver, where you can sit and spot wild animals.
For bird enthusiasts, this destination offers a chance to glimpse a range of rare and exotic bird species, including Greater Scaup, White-naped Woodpecker, Scaly Thrush, Snowy-browned Flycatcher, Great Hornbill, and Black-bellied Tern.

## Stay safe

This area remains sensitive due to the presence of wild animals. Please strictly follow the guidelines provided by the authorities. Avoid wearing vibrant or bright clothing and do not carry food or drink items with you. Return to your place before sunset.
# Bayi

Bayi (བྲག་ཡིབ་ཆུས།, 巴宜区 bāyíqǖ) is a district of Nyingchi in southwestern Tibet. It is the administrative capital of Nyingchi, and the town itself is also known as Bayizhen (八一镇, "Bayi Town").

## Get in
### By train

The railway from Lhasa opened in 2021. Travel time is 3.5 hours, making this both the fastest and the most comfortable way to get here.
The railway forms part of the Sichuan–Tibet railway that will eventually extend all the way to Chengdu, but this is not expected to open before the 2030s.

### By bus

Nyingchi can be accessed via public and private transportation from Lhasa's public bus station. Large buses will make the trip in nine hours for around ¥80, whereas private cars will do the trip in six hours for around ¥150. Buses and cars do not run on a set schedule, but rather leave when full. An Alien Travel Permit is required to visit the region, but there are no checkpoints on Highway 319 to Bayi or in Bayi.

## Get around

Taxis will take one around the city for a flat ¥10, to the World Cypress King Park for ¥20, and to the Yalung Zangbo Canyon for ¥300 roundtrip.

## See

    See also: Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon National Park
* Linzhi Forest Sea. On a clear day the peak of Mt. Nanjiabawa can be seen from here.
* The World Cypress King Park (13 km from Bayi). Home of a 2,600-year-old cypress tree.

## Sleep

* Linzhi Dukou Youth Hostel (林芝渡口青年旅舍), 西藏林芝地区八一镇八一大街人民保险公司对面 (opposite to the People's Insurance Company), ☏ +86 894 5831567. YHA hostel. Jump off point to trekking the Yalung Zangbo Canyon.
# Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon National Park

Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon National Park (雅魯藏布大峽谷 Yǎlǔzàngbù Dàxiágǔ) in Tibet contains the world's largest canyon, 496.3 km long and up to 5382 meters deep.

## Understand

The Yarlung Tsangpo river runs for 2,000 km across Tibet, then flows into India where it is known as the Bramhaputra.

### Landscape

The national park is centered on the largest canyon on Earth, several hundred km long. There are mountains alongside the canyon, including 17 over 6,000 m (17,500 ft).

### Flora and fauna

The area has a unique climate and is not heavily inhabited by humans. There is a great deal of wildlife, some of it unique to the region.

## Get in

The nearest major city is Bayi, the capital of Nyingchi, which can be reached by train from Lhasa. There are quite a few commercial tours to the region, generally lasting about a week.
# Williamsville (Illinois)

Williamsville is a city in Central Illinois.

## See

* Route 66 Dream Car Museum, 120 S Oak St, ☏ +1 217 566-3799.
* Die Cast Auto Sales, 117 N. Elm, ☏ +1 217 566-3898. 1930s service station that has been converted into a mini-museum. Collections of Coca-Cola memorabilia, die-cast cars, and Route 66-themed souvenirs.

## Buy

* $^{[deadlink]}$ Williamsville Route 66 Antique, 10500 Us Rt 66, ☏ +1 217 566-3442, williamsvilleroute66antiques@yahoo.com. Daily 9AM-5PM.

## Eat

* Casey's Carry Out Pizza, 112 N Oak St, ☏ +1 217 566-2197.
* Williamsville Family Restaurant, 100 W Main St, ☏ +1 217 566-2276.
# Watkins Glen

Watkins Glen is a village of 1,863 (2020) in New York's Finger Lakes region.

## Get in

From Ithaca, Watkins Glen is an hour west on NY 79.
From Interstate 90 (exit 42, between Syracuse-Rochester) or Interstate 86 (Corning-Binghamton) take NY 14, which becomes the town's main street.

## Get around

The fastest way around Watkins Glen is by racecar.
Otherwise, Watkins Glen is best walked. Parking is easiest near the marina. Head north on Decatur St. and park in the lot to your left in front of the harbor hotel. Parking is also available across the street from the village's entrance to the state park, but the lot fills quickly in the busy summer season. If so inclined, state park parking is more available further uphill away from the village itself.
A regional hop-on-hop-off bus called the Lakeside Troller can be used to get around the village and travel to wineries around Seneca Lake.

## See

* 42.3409-76.92941 Watkins Glen International, 2790 County Route 16, ☏ +1 607 535-2486, fax: +1 607 535-8918, racing@theglen.com. NASCAR race track with on-site campground.
* 42.3768-76.87142 Grand Prix Festival of Watkins Glen, 211 N. Franklin St, ☏ +1 607 535-3003, fax: +1 607 210-4150. Annual main street gathering of classic and sport cars in early September.

## Do

* 42.3731-76.87981 Watkins Glen State Park. Watkins Glen contains running trails and various small rock waterfalls at the southern tip of Seneca Lake. The waterfalls cascade down a long slot canyon/gorge. Camping and cabins are available. Trails in the gorge close in the off season (between Columbus Day and Memorial Day) when fees are not collected.
* 42.3852-77.02752 Farm Sanctuary, 3150 Aikens Rd, ☏ +1 607 583-2225. Animal rescue farm with vegan bed-and-breakfast accommodations ($110/night) and guided farm tours. US $5/person.

## Drink

* 42.3809-76.87391 Rooster Fish Pub, 223 - 301 North Franklin St, ☏ +1 607 535-9797. Brew pub and café with on-site bed and breakfast.

## Sleep

* The Local, 220 S Franklin St, ☏ +1 607 425-4551. Check-in: 3PM-9PM, check-out: 11AM. One of the few hostels in all of Western New York, The Local features hand-crafted bunk beds, one pair to a room, with memory-foam mattresses. Shared bathrooms, common kitchen. The proprietors are eager to share advice and assist with trip planning. $25-30 per bed. (updated May 2016)
* 42.3833-76.87361 Watkins Glen Harbor Hotel, 16 North Franklin St, ☏ +1 607 535-6116, fax: +1 607 535-6188.
* 42.4086-76.89962 Longhouse Lodge Motel and Manor Lodge, 3625 Ste Rte 14 (Rte 14 & Abrams Rd.), ☏ +1 607 535-2565, fax: +1 607 535-5415.
* 42.38296-76.859833 Clute Park, 155 S. Clute Park Drive, ☏ +1 607 535-4438. Wooded 35-acre municipal camp ground on Seneca Lake, swimming, lifeguard, tennis, soccer, fireplaces, picnic area, playground, ball field, skate park, boat launch adjacent. US $28-43/night.

## Go next

* Finger Lakes
* Erie Canal
* Corning - A Southern Tier city with the grand Corning Museum of Glass
# Spooner

Spooner is a city in Northwest Wisconsin.

## See

* 45.824562-91.8877951 Wisconsin Canoe Heritage Museum, 312 N Front St, ☏ +1 715 635-5002. Jun-Aug: W-Sa 10AM-4PM, Su 11AM-3PM; Sep: Sa 10AM-4PM, Su 11AM-3PM. Suggested admission adults $4, teens $2, kids free.
* 45.826405-91.8865132 Railroad Memories Museum, 424 N Front St, ☏ +1 715 635-2752. Memorial Day-Labor Day: 10AM-5PM daily. Adults $4, children 6-12 $0.50, children under 6 free.

## Do

* Wisconsin Great Northern Railroad. Dinner train.
* Spooner Rodeo. July.
* Jack Pine Savage Days.
* Jack O' Lantern Fest. October.

## Sleep

* 45.822048-91.8896171 Best Western Spooner Riverplace, 101 W Maple St, ☏ +1 715 635-9770, toll-free: +1-800-780-7234, fax: +1 715 635-9774. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: noon.

## Go next

Pine City just a little over an hour's drive west, and worth making the side trip.
# Paekākāriki

Paekākāriki, also written Paekakariki, is a small beachside town in the Kapiti Coast and Greater Wellington region of New Zealand's North Island.

## Understand

Paekakariki is a small town at the very south of the Kapiti Coast District.

## Get in

Paekākāriki is 45km north of Wellington (the national capital). This is a 30-60 minute drive depending on traffic. Palmerston North is the closest city to the north, and is about 100km to the north-northeast or just over an hour's drive.

### By plane

The nearest airport is in Paraparaumu, this is a domestic airport with flights to Auckland, Nelson and Blenheim. Wellington Airport is a major New Zealand airport with international flights and Palmerston North also has a domestic airport.

### By bus

InterCity operates several scheduled bus services through Paekākāriki.

### By train

    Main article: Rail travel in New Zealand
The Northern Explorer has 3 trains a week running from Auckland to Wellington and back that stop at Paraparaumu, which is 5–10 minutes north of Paekākāriki. Paekākāriki also has its own train station and services running between Wellington and Waikanae operate once or twice every hour on the Metlink Kapiti Line.

## Get around

The Metlink 251 Paekakariki - Paraparaumu - Kapiti Health Centre bus runs on a Tuesday, Thursday and Friday around Paekākāriki and also goes between Paekākāriki and Paraparaumu.

## See

To the north of Paekākāriki is the Queen Elizabeth II Park, a nice park which also houses a memorial to the US Marines that were stationed at Paekākāriki during World War II. This is actually in Paraparaumu, but it is directly north of Paekākāriki township and the Marines memorial contains information about Paekākāriki history.
* -40.9872174.954231 Paekakariki Station Museum, State Highway One, PO Box 57, Paekakariki 5034, ☏ +64 905 8275, stationmaster@stationmuseum.co.nz. 11AM-3PM (weekends only). Small museum with exhibits on local history topics. Set in the Paekakariki railway station building. (updated Feb 2018)

## Do

* -41.0061174.92831 Paekakariki Escarpment Walk. A lovely intermediate grade 10km walk with great views of the coastal reserve, set in farmland with some swing bridges. Goes up 200m, with some steep steps. Start at either Pukerua Bay or Paekakariki railway stations, do the walk to the other one and take a train back. Part of Te Araroa walkway. (updated Feb 2018)

## Go next

* Paraparaumu – to the north
* Porirua – to the south
# El Tuparro National Natural Park

El Tuparro National Natural Park is a protected natural area of vast savannas and patchy forests in the eastern plains of Orinoquía, Colombia. Criss-crossed by several rivers, but lacking roads, it is best explored by boat. It is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

## Understand
### History

The park was incorporated into the Colombian national parks system in September 1980.

### Landscape

The park is very large, encompassing an area of 557,000 hectares. Most of the land is savanna (vast, flat grasslands), that can be either dry or wet. Rivers crossing through the park include Rio Tomo to the north and Rio Tuparro, Tio Tuparrito and Rio Caño Maipurés to the south.

### Flora and fauna

The savanna is an area of open grassland with scattered (widely spaced) trees, with riparian forests near the rivers.
The park is home to 74 species of mammals, including white-tail deer, two species of armadillo, five species of monkeys, and tapirs. Jungle cats (pumas and jaguars) inhabit the river forests where they frequently dine on peccaries. More than 320 bird species have been identified in the park (including aquatic birds). 17 reptiles, and 26 fish species round out a list of the park's denizens.

### Climate
## Get in

The easiest way to visit this remote park is to book a guided trip with one of the local travel companies in Bogota. They will handle flight scheduling, have guides and transportation ready for you (English speaking guides are commonly available), handle lodging, meals, and other logistics.
From Bogota, you will need to fly to Puerto Carreño (PCR ). Satena is the only airline that flies this route and flights are not available every day. Round-trip tickets will cost about US$230. Once you arrive in Puerto Carreño, you can find local lodging and arrange transportation and guides to the park.

## Fees and permits

The park entrance fee is COP$15,500 for foreign travelers and COP$10,000 for Colombian citizens.

## See

* Lapa Canyon - with waterfalls and crystal clear pools for swimming
* Maipures Rapids
* remote indigenous villages of the Sikuani people

## Do

* hike the Attalea Trail along the Maipures Rapids
* hike the Anaconda Trail along the Tomo River
* climb Guahino Hill for a panoramic vista of the park

## Sleep
### Backcountry

Backcountry camping in the park is allowed.

## Go next

* Amazonia (Colombia)
* Andino
* Venezuela
# Inverigo

Inverigo is a village in the Province of Como in Lombardy. It is on the border of the land of Brianza. Inverigo has a really beautiful castle, but now you can't visit because somebody bought it. You can visit the "viale dei cipressi", an old road filled of cypress; every spring many people comes here. Also the "Tenuta di Pomelasca" is really interesting, it is an old villa with gardens and churches.

## Understand

The French writer known as Stendhal wrote about Inverigo, he called this village collis cyparissorum, in Latin. Stendhal spent some time in Inverigo, in Hotel Foscolo, where also Foscolo, an important Italian writer of the early 18th century, lived.

## Get in

By bus you can arrive in Inverigo from Como, Cantù and Erba.

## See

* 45.7412179.219961 Villa La Rotonda. (updated Jan 2023)

## Eat

* Azienda, Piazza Foscolo. The best pizzeria in Brianza, but it isn't really cheap.
# Zona Cafetera

Zona Cafetera, usually referred to as "Eje Cafetero", is a world heritage listed coffee-growing region in the Andino region of Colombia, which covers parts of four departments:
* Caldas has many natural resources including mercury, gold, silver, coal, sulfer, zinc, and many other minerals.
* Quindío
* Risaralda is very well known for the high quality of its coffee, and a booming industry: clothes, food, trading of goods and services. The territory is very mountainous and has many kinds of climate in a very small area. It is a fast growing economic center.
* Tolima

## Cities and towns
### Caldas

* 5.0675-75.511 Manizales - The capital with a population of 430,000.
* 4.980556-75.60752 Chinchina

### Quindío

* 4.538889-75.67253 Armenia
* 4.529167-75.6408334 Calarca
* 4.623889-75.7630565 Quimbaya
* 4.637222-75.5708336 Salento — A sleepy little town of 4000 or so inhabitants, perched on a hill in "La Zona Cafetera", 24 km from Armenia and 60 km from Pereira (pronounced Pay Ray Da), beside the valley of the river Quindío, after which the department (state) of Quindío is named.
* 4.641111-75.5413897 Valle de Cocora

### Risaralda

* 4.814278-75.6945588 Pereira - capital
* 4.867222-75.6211119 Santa Rosa de Cabal

### Tolima

* 4.437778-75.20055610 Ibagué — "the musical city of Colombia" is home to one of the nation's classic conservatoriums
* 4.203889-74.64277811 Melgar — a popular weekend retreat for the inhabitants of Bogota

## Other destinations

* 4.8-75.3666671 Los Nevados National Park - close to Manizales is where you have to go if you want to touch snow or if you want to see that one can climb an altitude of 5000 m by car.

## Get in

La Nubia Airport (MZL)

## See
### Risaralda

* The Farm of Noe
* Otun Lake
* Hot springs of Santa Rosa de Cabal
* Marked Stones of Alto del Toro
* Natural park "Los Nevados"
* Natural Reserve "Otun - Quimbaya"
* Orchids Garden Tsubota

## Do
### Quindío

* To the north-west of Quindío's capital lies the spectacular Valle de Cocora where visitors can walk amongst forests of the world's tallest palm tree and the national tree of Colombia; the wax palm.
* For further natural excursions, the expansive Los Nevados National Park provides high mountain peaks, topped with snow; the perfect habitat for the elusive but majestic Andean Condor.
* The National Coffee Farm offers theme-park rides and tours
* The Panaca animal petting farm
* The "Mariposario" or Butterfly Park
# Anaklia

Anaklia (Georgian: ანაკლია ) is a seaside resort on the Black Sea, about 30  km southwest of Zugdidi in Northwestern Georgia.

## Understand

Together, Anaklia and Ganmukhuri are Black Sea villages nearby Zugdidi (34 km southwest). Nowadays, fancy tourist resorts with some high class hotels, pubs and casino. It is a great place to enjoy the Black Sea. The village sits at the mouth of the Enguri River a few hundred meters from the border with Abkhazia, an unrecognized independent state.
In 2010, extensive development work began to develop Anaklia into a top seaside resort on the Black Sea. A lot of new architecture was built in the kitschy style of Georgia at that time. The world's longest wooden suspension bridge was built over the Enguri in order to build a new beach promenade north of the old settlement. A marina and numerous huge hotels were built. In 2014, it was home to 1,300 people.

## Get in

There are regular marshrutkas between Anaklia and Zugdidi for 1-2 lari, taking about 30 min (schedule as of 2019):
| From Zugdidi | 08:30 | 10:30 | 11:00 | 13:00 | 15:00 | 16:00 | 17:30 | 19:00 |
| From Anaklia | 07:00 | 07:30 | 08:30 | 10:00 | 10:45 | 13:00 | 15:00 | 17:00 | 18:00 | 20:00 |
In Anaklia the 42.3928541.562311 bus starts and ends at the last corner before the Black Sea promenade, right next to the Cruise Hotel. There you also find an updated bus schedule outside at the supermarket windows.

### By plane

The nearest airport is Kopitnari Airport in Kutaisi.

### By train

The nearest train station is in Zugdidi.

### By car

The regional road შ 8 is the only major access road and connects Anaklia with Zugdidi (about 35 km) and is well developed. All road connections to Abkhazia are closed and crossing the border is prohibited.

## See

* Fortress ruins of Anaklia, 16th century.
* Memorial for the Genocide of the Cherkassy Ethnic Group
* Numerous absurd to kitschy modern buildings such as piers, hotels, restaurants and observation towers
* The town hall of the planned city of Lasika.

## Do

Anaklia has a beautiful promenade along the beach, which is ideal for walking or cycling.
Europe's longest wooden suspension bridge spans the mouth of the Enguri River for pedestrians and cyclists.

## Sleep

* 42.392841.562621 Cruise Hotel. A great location with great deals in off-season. From 70 lari for a 4 bed room. (updated Oct 2019)

## Cope

The dog barking in Anaklia can be annoying at night, so you better bring some earplugs.
# International Falls

International Falls is a city in Minnesota. The city is nicknamed "Frostbite Falls" or "Icebox of the Nation". According to Forbes magazine, it is the coldest city in the Lower 48 United States.

## Get in

* 48.565556-93.4022221 Falls International Airport (INL ). Service from Minneapolis/St. Paul

## See

* Kerry Park

## Go next

* Voyageurs National Park
* Fort Frances, in Northern Ontario, Canada, is just across the bridge. Since it is in a different country, have your passport ready.
* Angle Inlet, Minnesota, the only part of the 48 contiguous United States which is north of the 49th parallel, is served by float or ski plan services from International Falls.
# Baudette

Baudette is a small city in Northwestern Minnesota, on Rainy River south of the Lake of the Woods. It is a county seat of Lake of the Woods County and is known as the Walleye Capital of the World.

## Get in
### By car

Baudette is a US/Canada Port of Entry. The Baudette port is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Baudette is the eastern portion of MOM's Way (MOM is an acronym for Manitoba, Ontario, and Minnesota), an alternate route that connects Winnipeg and Thunder Bay through northern Minnesota.

### By plane

It has an airport, 48.7283-94.61221 Baudette International Airport (BDE ), for general aviation.

## Sleep

* 48.8305-94.7061 Sportsman's Lodge, 3244 Bur Oak Rd NW, ☏ +1 218 395-0414. One of three lodges under common ownership; operates Lake of the Woods Passenger Service as a 27' passenger charter across the lake to the Northwest Angle, as well as operating as a local fishing outfitter, charter and lodge. (updated Jun 2021)

## Go next

* Rainy River, in Northern Ontario, Canada, is just across the bridge. Since it is in a different country, have your passport ready.