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# La Unión

La Unión is a department (governmental division or province) in El Salvador. The capital and largest city is Santa Rosa de Lima, which serves as a departure point for bus travel to northeastern El Salvador and crossing into neighboring Honduras.

## Get in

There are daily motorboats from the small town of Potosi, not far from Chinandega in Nicaragua to La Unión, thereby bypassing Honduras. Motorboats are operated by Ruta del Golfo and the journey takes around two hours. The 13.339034-87.8420111 La Unión ferry terminal is located at the northern end of Avenida Norte.

## Buy
### Money matters

The northeastern region is an especially rural part of a developing country. Local economies run on cash and credit cards, travelers checks, Bitcoin, and all forms of electronic payment are utterly useless for most transactions. Travelers are advised to hit the ATM before venturing into this region.

## Eat

As in much of El Salvador, the cities boast many pupusería stands, selling the pupusa — a popular fried corn cake stuffed with meat, cheese, squash flower (loroco) or a combination of these fillings. The seafood also is recommended by many.

## Sleep
### Splurge

* 13.326493-87.8246161 Comfort Inn Real La Unión, KM 2.8 Calle a Playitas, Carretera Panamericana, ☏ +503 2665 6565, fax: +503 2665 6566. 76 rooms and 7 bedrooms equipped with kitchen, living room, sofa, refrigerator, among others. Business Center 24 hour laundry service, gym, bar, restaurant and 3 conference rooms. $70-90 per night. (updated Oct 2018)

## Go next

* Santa Rosa de Lima
* El Cuco
* San Miguel
# Providence/North and East

North and East Providence are the outer neighborhoods in the north and east of Providence, RI. They are distinct from North Providence, which is a separate municipality.

## See

* 41.838889-71.3991671 Ladd Observatory, 210 Doyle Ave., ☏ +1 401 863-2323. Tuesday evenings. The astronomical observatory of Brown University was built in 1891. It is open to the public for viewing the Moon, planets, and stars. There is also a collection of historic scientific instruments on display. Free.

## Do

* 41.83654-71.45921 Triggs Memorial Golf Course, 1533 Chalkstone Ave, ☏ +1 401 521-8460. One of Rhode Island’s most well-known public golf courses. Located just minutes from downtown Providence, it offers views of the city from some of the more elevated points. It is a nice middle ground between a championship course and an enjoyable public course. Green fees: Weekend/Weekdays: $40 (18 Holes), $23 (9 Holes). Cart fees per player: $18 (18 holes), $9 (9 holes).

## Buy

Specialty stores:
* 41.84848-71.395141 Frog and Toad, 795 Hope St, ☏ +1 401 831-3434. M-Sa 10AM-6PM, Su 11AM-4PM. A 'Mom and Pop' shop, Frog and Toad offers local art and handcrafted items, fair trade pieces from around the world, and an eclectic range of cards, jewelry, home goods, gifts for all occasions, and clothing. Complimentary gift wrapping.
* 41.82977-71.387262 Paper Nautilus Books (formerly Myopic Books), 19 South Angell St, Wayland Square, ☏ +1 401 521-5533. Su-Tu noon-5PM, W-Sa 11AM-7PM. One of the local bookstores in the city. Boasting over 25,000 books with many rare copies and out of print books, it is a local gem. Paper Nautilus also has its lovely outdoor courtyard for reading during warmer weather and presents local artists around the stores. In this vein there is also the "Arto-mat", a cigarette vending machine modified to dispense small pieces of local artwork.

## Eat

* 41.84977-71.394361 Not Just Snacks, 833 Hope Street, ☏ +1 401 831-1150. This is a small restaurant that serves very traditional Indian and Pakistani food at an affordable price. This family owned and handicapped accessible business is open from 11AM-9PM 7 days a week. They do not take reservations but you can call in to place an order either to be eaten there or to take out. They do not serve and drinks that are alcoholic. However, they are a BYOB establishment and will provide you with glasses for beer or wine upon request. Both the outside and inside of the buildings are very unassuming so make sure your eyes are peeled when looking for it.
* 41.82983-71.389252 Redstripe, 465 Angell St. A French bistro with an interesting menu. Fine wine to Colt 45 40oz. A lot of the food is made from scratch. Their most interesting menu item is a grilled cheese made with bellpaise cheese and pear finished off with pesto. Fair prices.
# Maracas Valley

Maracas Valley is in northern Trinidad. It’s a beautiful, popular getaway to the north of Port of Spain with beaches and mountain views. Maracas Bay has, by Trinidadian standards, calm water for swimming, and the beach is known for its local bake and shark establishments.

## Understand
### Landscape

This shows the rugged hillsides covered in tropical vegetation falling steeply into the sea. This view looks westwards over Seat Deau bay towards a peninsula behind which is the beach at Maracas itself.

### Climate

The climate is tropical with pronounced wet and dry seasons. During the dry season, days are hot, with little moderation from the sea. The humidity adds to the perceived temperature.
The temperature change with altitude is minimal.

## Get in

Saddle Rd and the North Coast Rd provide access to Maracas from Port of Spain. The journey is an about an hour from the center of the city. North Coast Rd is narrow in several places and the duration of the journey can depend on traffic. There is some parking available at the beach, but it can be packed on weekends.

## Fees and permits

No permit is required to go to Maracas but there are fees for beach tents (about $600 TT for a nice double cabana and chairs, 2025) and for some of the washrooms ($5 TT per person, 2025).

## Get around

You will must go by road to get to these shores. The route from Port of Spain goes through rugged mountains.

## See

There’s a great viewpoint on the road in with breathtaking views of the valley and the coastal ranges. There are outdoor booths at the vista with souvenirs and street food for sale.
* 10.7289-61.40451 Maracas Waterfall, Waterfall Rd. The tallest single drop waterfall in Trinidad and Tobago, standing at around 300 ft (91 m) high. Getting there involves a relatively straightforward 30 to 45 minute hike. However, it is advisable not to go when conditions are wet and slippery. (updated Mar 2025)

## Do

* Enjoy the scenery
* Chill on the beach at Maracas Bay

## Eat

The shacks on the beach at Maracas are known for their bake and shark. This is a sandwich with battered meat with pepper sauce and other condiments available.

## Drink

Fruit punches and coconut water are available for purchase at bake and shark stands.

## Stay safe

The road to and from Maracas is narrow, reducing to one lane in several places, and the cliffs on the northern side are deadly. Most drivers take the road quickly so use caution.

## Go next

* Chaguaramas
* Port of Spain, the national capital, is the nearest major city and is about an hour away by car or bus.
# Haiduan

Haiduan (Chinese: 海端鄉, Hǎiduān Xiāng) is a mountain indigenous township in Taitung County, Taiwan.

## Understand

The main population is the Bunun people of the Taiwanese aborigines.

## See
### History and culture

* 23.169865121.040441 Wu-Lu Ancient Fort (霧鹿砲台), ☏ +886 89935053. An old fort that contains two old cannons left from the Japanese colonial period. (updated Dec 2020)

### Museums

* 23.0978121.1752 Bunun Cultural Museum (布農族文化館). a museum showcasing the history and culture of the Bunun indigeneous people. The museum establishment makes Haiduan the first indigenous township in Taiwan to construct a local museum. Outside the museum is a performance area for important Bunun tribal and cultural events. (updated Dec 2020)

## Do
### Parks and nature

* 23.2929121.0341 Chiaming Lake (嘉明湖). It is the second highest lake area in Taiwan; the lake surface is 120 meters long and 80 meters wide at an elevation of 3,310 meters. In Bunun language, Chiaming Lake is called "cidanuman buan", meaning "Mirror of the moon"; in Taiwan, it is traditionally referred as "Angel's teardrop" or, due to its deep blue color, "God's lost sapphire". (updated Dec 2020)
* 23.197909121.0371982 Lisong Hot Spring (栗松溫泉). (updated Dec 2020)
* 23.17436121.0395183 Wulu Gorge (霧鹿峽谷). A gorge carved by the Wulu river through the surrounding mountains. (updated Dec 2020)

## Eat

* 23.045511121.1453581 Kaiana (蓋亞那工作坊), ☏ +886 989527192. 08:00-20:00. A small outdoor restaurant selling local specialities. (updated Dec 2020)
* 23.07087121.1726282 Red Roof Specialty House (紅瓦屋風味餐廳), ☏ +886 89931898. 11:30-20:00. A wide selection of local indigeneous fare. (updated Dec 2020)

## Sleep

* 23.173137121.042051 Chief Spa Hotel (天龍飯店), ☏ +886 89935075. A hot spring hotel on the Wulu River. (updated Dec 2020)
# Central Spain

Central Spain (Spanish Zona central de España) is in Spain.

## Regions

* Community of Madrid
* Castile-La Mancha
* Castile and León
* Extremadura

## Cities

* 40.416944-3.7033331 Madrid — Spain's capital and largest city, it has grand avenues, plazas, buildings and monuments, and world-class art galleries and museums
* 38.87789-6.9706092 Badajoz — it is crowned by the ruins of a Moorish castle, has the powerfully armed fort of San Cristobal, and even its cathedral resembles a fortress, with massive walls
* 39.473056-6.3711113 Cáceres — a UNESCO World Heritage Site
* 42.598889-5.5669444 León — a city on the Way of St. James that has a vast cultural, historical and architectural heritage
* 38.915833-6.3333335 Mérida — its well-preserved Roman ruins are a UNESCO World Heritage site
* 40.965-5.6641676 Salamanca — its historic centre has many Romanesque, Gothic, Moorish, Renaissance and Baroque monuments
* 39.866667-4.0333337 Toledo — a historic city and UNESCO World Heritage site sitting majestically above the Tagus River
* 41.503333-5.7555568 Zamora — has the highest concentration of Romanesque art and architecture in Europe

## Other destinations

* 39.396389-4.4872221 Cabañeros National Park — a natural park with woodlands, meadows, rugged hills and wildlife, including Iberian lynxes and imperial eagles. There are hiking trails, dense forests of cork oak and river valleys.
* 40.139722-5.8805562 Valle del Jerte — a rural area, declared Bien de Interés Cultural
* Way of St. James — a traditional pilgrimage and modern hiking route

## Understand
### Climate

Central Spain has a very different climate than the coastal areas. Unlike the coasts, which have a typical Mediterranean climate, the inland areas have a continental climate. The summers are very hot, regularly exceeding 35 º C. By contrast, there are very low temperatures in winter. The locals use an old Castillian saying to describe their climate as "nine months of winter and three months of hell".
The winters are often accompanied by heavy snowfall. Although it rarely rains during summer, there is often heavy rainfall in spring and autumn. The annual rainfall exceeds 500mm.
# Tizi Ouzou

Tizi Ouzou, also known as Thizi Wezzu (in Berber : ⵝⵉⵣⵉ ⵡⴻⵣⵓ, in Arabic : تيزي وزو), is a city in Central Algeria. Tizi Ouzou is the capital of the Kabyle region and is inhabited by the Berber tribes. While it is not special, it's quite lively and makes it a good base for day trips.

## Understand

With a population of 150,000, it is, thanks to its geographical location, one of the most important commercial centres in the region.

### Climate

Due to the mountain ranges that surround the city, it snows every year in winter between December for high altitudes (600 m and up), and February for low altitudes. In summer, the heat can be suffocating as the sea air collides with the mountainous terrain which prevents it from reaching the city. From November the temperatures are at least 5 °C.

## Get in
### By plane

The nearest airports are those of Algiers and Béjaïa. Both of these airports operate international flights daily. They host flights with the following airlines.
These airlines are:
* Algiers airport: Air Algerie (hub), ASL France, Flynas, Air France, Tassili Airlines (hub), ITA Airways, British Airways, Iberia, KLM, Tunis Air, Royal Air Maroc, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Iberia Regional, Syrianair, Turkish Airlines, Egypt Air, Lufthansa, QatarAirways, Fly Emirates, Royal Air Jordan, Jet Air Fly, Tuifly Belgium, Transavia, Volotea, Vueling, Air Canada (Seasonal), and Nouvelair.
* Bejaia airport: Air algerie, Tassili, Aigle Azur, tuifly, and Transavia.

### By train

There is a train station here with direct connections to Algiers.

### By car

Tizi Ouzou is an important road junction. The highway from Algiers comes here.

## Get around

The Tizi Ouzou cable car (Télécabine), with a total length of 5.4 km, has six stations, four of which are intermediate:
* Kaf Naadja Station (Multimodal Station)
* New Town Station
* Station Stage 1re Novembre
* M'Douha Station (Haute Ville)
* Sidi Belloua Hospital Station
* Station Redjaouna
The first section (connecting the Multimodal Station to the Haute Ville) was commissioned in 2020. The second section will link the Haute Ville (Upper Town) of Tizi Ouzou to the Sidi Belloua Hospital, while the third section will go from the Sidi Belloua Hospital to the higher village of Redjaouna.

## See

* The monument of Candle by Tizi Ouzou
* Archaeological site of the Roman ruins in Tigzirt: These ruins steeped in history are now an integral part of the Tigzirt district of Tizi-Ouzou.

## Do

* East of the town of Tizi-Ouzou (40 km from the city centre) is the Yakouren forest. It has splendid vegetation, thermal springs and monkeys. There are also jackals, porcupines and hares.
* The Djurdjura mountain range is considered the longest mountain range in Kabylia (250 km). The Djurdjura is made up of several mountain ranges, including Lalla Khadija which is the highest peak (2,308 m) and Tikjda, which is home to one of the only ski resorts in Algeria; it has circuits for all mountain sports (climbing, mountaineering, orienteering, etc.)
# Mamirauá

Mamirauà National Reserve is in Amazonas of Brazil.

## Understand
### History

The Mamirauá ecotourism programme offers a series of activities, including excursions with local guides in channels, lakes and trails inside the forest; visits to local villages at the rivers margins, in order to interact and get to know the Amazonian population and their way of life, and also the unique opportunity to contribute to a pioneer conservation project.

### Climate

Hot and wet tropical climate

## Do

A rich aquatic flora and fauna, and a paradise for fishing sport.
# Mariinsk

Mariinsk (Russian: Мари'инск, mah-reeh-EENSK) is a city in Kemerovo Oblast founded in 1698. It bears the name of the last Emperor's wife.

## Understand

A nice city with historic atmosphere. Former village it turned into the city after Golden rush came here. In Soviet times the city hold administration of Siblag, the Siberian gulag.

## Get in

Mariinsk is at the Trans-Siberian. By train from Novosibirsk it takes 5 hours; from Tomsk 3 hours.

## See

* Museum of regional studies.
* Museum of beresta (birch bark).
* Monument to Empress Maria.
* Traditional wooden and stone architecture.

## Do

* Kiya river rafting. A three-day flowing inside the rocky landscape.$^{[deadlink]}$
* Trekking through the biologic reserve Archekas to the ancient campsites.

## Buy

Beresta is artwork here!
# Brady (Texas)

Brady is a city in the West Hill Country of Texas.

## Get in

Brady is about 65 miles south of Abilene. It sits on US 377 southwest of Brownwood.

## See

* Heart of Texas Country Music Museum. Honoring 75 country music stars with artist's original costumes and items, and life-size wax replicas.
* Heart of Texas Historical Museum, 117 N High St, ☏ +1 325 597-0526. Housed in the restored 1910 county jail, this museum has preserved some of the cells along with prisoner articles. In addition it has exhibits on the pioneer days of the town and region.

## Eat

* Mexico City Cafe, 706 N Bridge St, ☏ +1 325-597-0442.

## Sleep

* Trucountry Inn Hotel & Apartments, 202 W Main St, ☏ +1 951-966-9828. Brick edifice. $36 (Jan 2022).

## Go next

* Shatzie Guest Ranch$^{[deadlink]}$, a few miles southeast on US Highway 87, +1-888-991-6749. This exotic game ranch has lodge accommodations and ample opportunities for wildlife viewing and fishing.
# Eden (New South Wales)

Eden is a town on the Sapphire Coast of New South Wales, approximately 230 nautical miles south of Sydney, and situated on Twofold Bay, close to the state border with Victoria. It's the southernmost major town in NSW.

## Understand

Eden started life as a whaling community and remains a vital fishing town with a population of over 3000.

## Get in
### By boat

The fishing town of Eden is at the northern head of the large (3,100 ha) Twofold Bay. Entrance depth into bay is 36 metres. Width of bay is 5 km wide. Bottom sand. MHWS 1.6m. MLWS 0.3m. VHF Channels 16, port working channel 8.

## Get around

Eden has a straight forward grid layout with a bustling main street running through the centre. Walking from one end (the main wharf) to the other (the Country Golf Club) will take you about half an hour. There is a taxi service to get you around and bus services to take you out of town. For water explorers there are a number of cruise boats ready to take you around the bay.

## See

* -37.0686149.90851 Eden Killer Whale Museum, 184 Imlay Street, ☏ +61 2 6496 2094, promo@killerwhalemuseum.com.au. M-Sa 9.15AM-3.45PM, Su 11.15AM-3.45PM, longer hours late Dec to late Jan, closed Christmas Day. The lovably janky museum showcases Eden's history and heritage. It has exhibits on whaling, fishing and timber working. Pride of place goes to the skeleton of orca (killer whale) "Old Tom", leader of the pod of orcas that cooperated with humans in hunting and killing whales. Old Tom's skeleton is apparently the only complete killer whale skeleton on display in the Southern Hemisphere. Adults $15, children $5. (updated Oct 2016)

## Do

* Whale watching at appropriate times of the year particularly during May-November.

### Mount Imlay National Park

-37.165149.7511111 Mount Imlay National Park is around 40 km (25 mi) south/southwest of Eden, but it is only accessible via unpaved roads. Its only attraction of note, Balawan, holds deep significance to the Indigenous Bidwell people.
Balawan can be hiked via the Balawan Summit Walking Track, which is 6 km (3.7 mi) return, but very challenging (rated Grade 5) – the birdlife from up the top of the hike makes it worth it.

## Eat

* -37.0666149.90731 Eden Fish & Chips, 160 Imlay St, ☏ +61 2 6496 4356. (updated Sep 2021)

## Drink

* -37.06533149.906811 Hotel Australasia, 142-144 Imlay St. Dating back to 1904 and beautifully restored in 2022, this grand old pub is undoubtedly the finest drinking hole in Eden. Lovely outdoor terrace with wood-fired pizzas and grills. Also offers classy accommodations. (updated Jan 2024)

## Sleep

* -37.064708149.8948051 Bayview Motor Inn, Princes Hwy &, Bellevue Pl, ☏ +61 2 6496 1242. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM. (updated Jul 2021)

## Go next

* Beowa National Park
* SE Forest National Park
# Hogenakkal

Hogenakkal is a city in Tamil Nadu.

## Get in
### By car

From Bangalore it is very near compared to Chennai, take Chennai Highway - Hosur - Krishnagiri and from Krishnagiri take the NH 7 and after reaching Dharmapuri, take diversion in the state highway to Hogennakal. An alternate route exists, slightly shorter one. If you are travelling from Bangalore, first you come across Hosur, where you should take a turn to Rayakottai, then to Palacode, Pannagram and Hogenakkal.
From Coimbatore-Bhavani-Mettur-Salem-Dharmapuri-Pennagaram-Hogenakkal
From Chennai- Vellore (140km)- Tirupathur (84)-Dharmapuri-(61)-Hogenakkal (46 km)
There is an alternate route to reach the Karnataka side of Hogenakkal. The route from Bangalore is through Kanakapura- Sathanur-Halagur-Malavalli-Sathelgala Handpost-Kollegal-Hanuru-Cowdahalli-Male Mahadeshwara Betta- Palar- Gopinatham-Hogenakkal.

## See

You can go boating along the water stream if we hire a boat (aka coracle or parisal in Tamil). For an additional cost one can hire these boats for a round trip, in which case the boatman will stay with the party all along. One can enjoy the view of numerous waterfalls along the way. The boat is round in shape and at a time five persons excluding the boatman is permitted.

## Do

Massage oils, Massage service, and fish-fry.

## Eat

You may try freshly served river fish, these fish are very tasty and affordable. Many places serve fried fish and curry fish but not all of them are clean, so be sure to pick a hygiene place. Then and there rice is cooked and given along with 'Rasam' [made with plenty of garlic].

## Drink

There is a TASMAC (Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation) liquor outlet near the bus terminus.

## Sleep

There are no good places to stay at Hogenakkal. It is always advisable to spend the day in Hogenakkal and come out before night. In Hogennakal, TTDC operates a hotel there and this is easily the best of the hotels available. There are good hotels available in the nearest city Dharmapuri (45 km). The best hotels suggested are 1. Adhiyaman Palace 2. Rama Boarding 3. Hotel Saravana. On the Karnataka state side of Hogenakal , accommodations are available at Gopinatham Mystery trails at Gopinatham run by Jungle Lodges and Resorts which is fifteen kilometre from Hogenakal. Gopinatham is the native village of bandit Veerappan.

## Stay safe

It is better to move out before day light goes out, for the people who came from Dharmapuri, the way out is Pennagaram and from the one via Hosur and from Bangalore it is Royakotta Highroad. Do not swim in the river. Some of the interior roads are isolated and possibility of encounter with wild animals. Night travel is not advised especially with family in these areas.

## Go next

* Male Mahadeshwara Betta (MM Hills)
* Chamarajanagar
* Mysore
# Båtsfjord

Båtsfjord is a town of 2,165 (2022) in Finnmark in northern Norway.

## Understand

Båtsfjord is a fishing village in northeastern Norway, fairly isolated and somewhat outside the usual tourist routes. The municipality has 2,200 inhabitants.

## Get in
### By car

The road 891 is the only road leading to Båtsfjord or away. The distance is 107 km from the main road E6. There is a petrol station in Båtsfjord.
It is also possible to transport a car (not a motorhome) on Hurtigruten, thereby avoiding driving the same way back. For example to Vardø, Kirkenes or Honningsvåg and save many kilometers.

### By bus

Snelandia $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ is the brand name for the bus routes in Finnmark.

### By boat

Hurtigruten passenger ships calls here daily in both directions. There is a guest port near the town centre for people with their own boat.

### By plane

* 70.60027829.6927781 Båtsfjord Airport (BJF ). with daily flights from Kirkenes, Tromsø and some local places.

## Get around
### By car

Rental cars (phone ☏ +47 78 98 39 92) and taxis (☏ +47 78 98 34 80) are available.

### By foot

The distances in the town centre are short, so walking works fine. The distance from the Hurtigruten quai to the midpoint is 500 m. The town is spread out along the coast, and some parts are more than 2 km from the centre.

## Eat

* 70.6329.70711 Polar Hotell, Valen 2, ☏ +47 78983100. Restaurant. (updated Mar 2016)
* Båtsfjord Brygge. Restaurant. (updated Mar 2016)
* 70.6294529.6984022 Første Stopp, Fjordveien 5. Fast food (updated Mar 2016)

## Sleep

The municipality has these accommodations:
* 70.63008529.7064831 Polar Hotell, Valen 2, ☏ +47 78 98 31 00. (updated Mar 2016)
* 70.63568329.7239492 Båtsfjord Brygge, Strandveien 14-16, ☏ +47 78 98 32 83. (updated Mar 2016)
* 70.61805429.691843 Hytte i fjorden, Fiskeværsveien 2, ☏ +47 91 59 61 75. (updated Mar 2016)
* 70.63430129.7165254 Njord Hotel, Skolegata 6, ☏ +47 41 77 88 68. (updated Mar 2016)
* Arctic Cabin (in Syltefjord, 35 km away), ☏ +47 91 64 24 41. (updated Mar 2016)
* There is no camping in Båtsfjord; the nearest is in Berlevåg

## Go next

* Vardø by Hurtigruten, which can take cars, not motorhomes.