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# Tatsuno

Tatsuno (たつの) is a city of 71,000 people (2024) in Hyogo. It is home you a reconstructed Edo Period palace castle.

## Understand
### Tourist information

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site.

## Get in

There are two train lines that run through Tatsuno, the Sanyo Main Line and the Kishin Line. On the Sanyo Main Line, the only station within the city is Tatsuno Station. If you're traveling on the Shinkansen from the west, it is one stop from Aioi Station or a short train ride from Himeji Station if you're coming from the east. The Kishin Line travels northwest through the city from Himeji to Sayo (and continuing on further to Tsuyama and eventually terminating in Niimi). There are 5 stations along the Kishin Line in Tatsuno. Those wanting to travel to the former castle town area should get off at Hon-Tatsuno Station.

## See

* 34.868698134.544861 Tatsuno Castle (龍野城) (20 min walk from JR Hon-Tatsuno Station). 08:30-17:00. The castle was built here during the Edo Period as a split-castle with the mountaintop castle being its other half. It was a palace castle, so it never had a donjon. Although there were no blueprints, historical documents were used as the basis to reconstruct the walls, gate, turret, and palace building. Visitors can enter the palace. The paintings inside were made by a famous local artist. It's a popular spot for cherry blossoms in the spring. Free. (updated Apr 2018)
* 34.781713134.5366662 Sekai no Ume Park (世界の梅公園). The name means "World Plum Park" and was given to highlight the fact that the plum blossoms here come from China, Taiwan, and Korea along with Japanese varieties. The park contains over 1200 trees that blossom from mid-February to early March. The building in the center was built by builders from China. There are also hydrangeas that bloom around mid-June. (updated Dec 2024)
* 34.868537134.5462563 Tatsuno City History and Culture Museum (たつの市立龍野歴史文化資料館). Showcases the history of the city with exhibits about the Kofun Period, Tatsuno Castle and life in the castle town, and the old Sanyo Road. (updated Dec 2024)

## Eat

Tatsuno is famous for production of sōmen (very thin wheat noodle) and soy sauce.
* 34.86868134.54361 Kasumitei (そうめん処 霞亭). 11:00-16:00 (closed W Th). One of the castle town's somen restaurants. (updated Dec 2024)

## Go next

* Ako
* Aioi
* Himeji
* Kamigori
* Sayo
* Shiso
* Mimasaka
* Shoo
* Tsuyama
# Holyhead

Holyhead (Welsh: Caergybi) is a small port town on Holy Island, which is narrowly separated from the larger island of Anglesey, in northwest Wales. The town includes a small medieval church on the site of a Roman fortress, and there is some seaside scenery nearby, but otherwise it has few sites of interest; it's mainly a transfer point for high-speed ferries that cross the Irish Sea to Dublin.

## Understand
### Local information

* Holyhead Town Council website

## Get in
### By car

The A55 runs from Chester across Anglesey to Holyhead.

### By rail

There are hourly services from Shrewsbury via Bangor with some trains starting in Cardiff or Birmingham, all operated by Transport for Wales. A once-daily Premier Service to and from Cardiff offers a higher standard with at-seat restaurant service available in 1st class. From London, there are several departures per day with Avanti West Coast.
* 53.307599-4.6312171 Holyhead railway station (Gorsaf reilffordd Caergybi), London Rd (at the harbour). The station is attached to the terminal for ferries from Ireland. The station has a rental car service and a small convenience store with snacks, hot drinks, and Welsh souvenirs. (updated Mar 2019)

### By boat

Irish Ferries and Stena Line sail several times a day from Dublin, taking 3 hr 30 min. Ferries no longer sail from Dún Laoghaire, as Dublin harbour has been upgraded, with a motorway link to bypass the city traffic.

### By bus

National Express and Arriva from across the UK to Holyhead

## See

* 53.316198-4.6625411 Holyhead Breakwater Country Park. Nature trails, lake and cliff scenery
* 53.316672-4.6357922 Holyhead Maritime Museum, Newry Beach, LL65 1YD, ☏ +44 1407 769745.
* 53.3114-4.632523 St Cybi's Church. A mediaeval church. The original church was constructed at Holyhead around 540 AD by St Cybi, a cousin of St David.
* 53.42122-4.608174 Skerries Lighthouse, The Skerries. Lighthouse on an outcrop of rocks north-east of Holyhead. An important breeding site for seabirds. Can be reached by charter boat from Holyhead.

## Do

* Dive Anglesey, 1 Church Terrace. Scuba and snorkelling.

## Eat

Many restaurants in Holyhead are closed on Sundays, especially for lunch. If you're in Holyhead at lunchtime on a Sunday, your best bet is likely to be a pub or a supermarket meal deal.
* 53.316852-4.6356761 The Harbourfront Bistro, Newry Beach.
* 53.312801-4.6326062 Prices Fish and Chips, 2 Saint Cybi Street, ☏ +44 1407 762300.
* 53.309546-4.633353 Nuha Tandoori Restaurant, 69-71 Market Street.

## Sleep

* 53.316656-4.6450881 The Boathouse Hotel, Newry Beach (near marina), ☏ +44 1407 762094. Pub, hotel, good food,
* 53.305394-4.6318922 Travelodge Hotel - Holyhead, Kingsland Road, ☏ +44 871 984 6342.

## Go next

* Bangor – the nearest bigger town, on the Welsh mainland
* Dublin – across the Irish Sea
* Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwyllllantysiliogogogoch (Llanfairpwllgwyngyll for short) – on the main road (A55), just before the bridge to the Welsh mainland
* South Stack – 3 miles away at the western end of Holy Island
* Trearddur Bay – a village 2 miles away
* Valley – a village 4 miles away
# Tracadie-Sheila

Tracadie-Sheila is a community along the Acadian Coast of New Brunswick. It is the largest urban area within the Regional Municipality of Tracadie.

## Understand

Tracadie is located on the Acadian Peninsula in Glouchester County in northeastern New Brunswick.

### Talk

The main language in Tracadie is French. According to the Official Languages ​​Act of New Brunswick, the official language is French since less than 20% of the population speaks English.

### History

Tracadie and Sheila were separate communities whose municipal governments were merged into the Town of Grand Tracadie-Sheila on January 1, 1992. In July 2014, the Regional Municipality (RM) of Grand Tracadie–Sheila was formed through an amalgamation of the former Town of Tracadie–Sheila with 18 local service districts (LSDs) as well as parts of two others. On June 15, 2015, the municipality of Grand Tracadie-Sheila officially changed its name to Tracadie.

## See

* 47.51319-64.908081 Historical Museum of Tracadie (Musée Historique de Tracadie), 222 Rue du Couvent, ☏ +1 506-393-6366. Located inside Académie Sainte-Famille, a four-storey wooden colonial-style building built between 1910-1912. Includes an exhibit on the leper colony. (updated Jan 2025)
* 47.51344-64.912352 Paroisse catholique St-Jean-Baptiste-et-Saint-Joseph (St. Joseph & St. Jean Baptiste Catholic Church), 3585 Rue Principale. Neo-Gothic style Catholic church built from 1926 to 1949. Across from the church is a monument to the founding families installed in 1984. On the same grounds is a monument to Father Lafrance. (updated Jan 2025)

## Eat

* 47.5222-64.909961 L'Entracte Resto Pub, 3394 Rue Principale, ☏ +1 506-395-9827. Daily 7AM-9PM. (updated Jan 2025)
* 47.52095-64.911172 Le Up'n Down Resto-Bar, 3427 Rue Principale, ☏ +1 506-600-3698. (updated Jan 2025)
* 47.52138-64.910153 Pizza Delight, 3410 Rue Principale, ☏ +1 506-395-6555. (updated Jan 2025)

## Sleep

* 47.51974-64.897541 Centre de Villégiature Deux Rivières Resort (Deux Rivières Resort), 100 Deux Rivieres Street, ☏ +1 506-394-4050, info@deuxrivieres.ca. (updated Jan 2025)
# Matamata

Matamata is a town in the Waikato region of the North Island of New Zealand. It is one of the main departure points for the Hobbiton Movie Set, which is out in the countryside.

## Understand

-37.8093175.77211 i-Site Gatehouse Visitor Centre, 45 Broadway, ☏ +64 7 888-7260. Daily from 9AM, closes between 4:15PM & 5PM (varies seasonally). The Centre is built as a Hobbit gatehouse, so don't miss it when in town.

## Get in
### By car

Matamata is on State Highway 27. The quickest route from Auckland is to start heading south on State Highway 1, then after crossing the Bombay Hill, turn on to State Highway 2, which leads into State Highway 27 after passing the turn-off to Tauranga.
Approximate distances and drive times are:
* Auckland – 160 km / 2 hrs
* Hamilton – 65 km / 50 mins
* Tauranga – 50 km / 40 mins
* Rotorua – 70 km / 55 mins
* Taupo – 120 km / 90 mins

### By bus

* Intercity. This bus company has about 8 coaches per day passing through on the roughly north–south Auckland–Rotorua route, and the east–west Tauranga–Hamilton route. (updated Dec 2018)

## See

* -37.8012175.80781 Firth Tower Museum, 266 Tower Rd (2 km from the edge of town). Buildings Th-M 10AM-4PM; grounds daily 10AM-4PM. Museum displays in 13 buildings including the tower built in 1882. Museum displays are by the Matamata Historical Society. Buildings adult $10, senior, child (under 16 years) $5; grounds free. (updated Jan 2017)
* -37.872175.6832 Hobbiton Movie Set Tours, 501 Buckland Rd, Hinuera (14 km from Matamata). Daily from 8:30AM; last tour time varies seasonally. Tour the film set used for the Shire in the Lord of the Rings film trilogy and The Hobbit film series. Pick-up from Matamata i-Site at no extra charge. Adult $79, 9–16 years $39.50, under 9 years free with paying adult. Pick-up from Rotorua for extra $35. (updated Jan 2017)

## Sleep

* -37.80871175.773531 Horse and Jockey Inn, 81 Arawa St. 15 room hotel. From $90. (updated Jan 2025)

## Cope

There are public toilets on Hetana St, just along from the i-Site Visitor Centre.
# Mount Snow

Mount Snow is in the towns of Wilmington and West Dover, in southern Vermont. It is located off Vermont's famed Route 100 - aka the skiers' highway.

## Get in
### By plane

* Mount Snow Airport, Phone: +1 802 464-8481. Located near the Albany County Airport.
* Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks, CT. - 1 and 1/2 hours
* Albany Airport in Albany, NY - 1 and 1/2 hours
* Manchester, New Hampshire. - 1 hour 45 minutes
* Logan International Airport in Boston.

### By train

* Amtrak Vermonter provides service to Brattleboro, Vermont. Another option would be taking the Ethan Allen Express to Rensselaer/Albany, which is a 1.5-hour drive to Mount Snow.

### By car

Most tourists travel to Mount Snow by car. Mount Snow is 1.5 hours from Albany, 2.5 hours from Boston, 3 hours from Providence and 4 hours from New York City.
Interstate 91, Exit 2 in Vermont. Take Route 9 West for 20 miles to Wilmington, VT. Turn right at the stoplight onto Route 100 North. Nine miles to Mount Snow/Haystack.

### By bus

Two lines, Vermont Transit (☏ +1 802-254-6066) and Greyhound (☏ +1 212-971-6318) provide service to Brattleboro.

## Get around

* The MOOver, ☏ +1 802 464-3280. The MOOver is a free shuttle serving the Mount Snow Valley. The buses are painted like Holstein cows. The shuttles run year-round with over 30 stops between Wilmington and West Dover. They also have regular scheduled pickups at the Brattleboro transit center.

## See

Leaf-peepers travel to the Deerfield Valley to see the brilliant foliage in late September and October.

## Do

There is great kayaking and boating in the area.
* Mount Snow/Haystack, ☏ +1 802 464-2151, info@mountsnow.com. A variety of activities are available on and off the mountains. In the winter, skiing and snowboarding is available on Mount Snow's 100+ trails. Snowshoe rentals are available at various stores in the valley. Summer attracts the mountain bikers to Mount Snow's lifts and trails.
* Timber Creek. Has a cross-country ski touring center which provides lessons, rentals and maintains the cross-country ski trails.

### Hiking

* Mount Snow. A variety of hiking trails lead up the popular ski mountain. A map can be obtained from the base lodge.
* Long Trail. The Long Trail can be accessed from Stratton-Arlington Road (off Route 100). You can hike or snowshoe up Stratton mountain and ascend one of the taller peaks in Southern Vermont.
* Jamaica State Park. There are some easy hikes leading up to a waterfall in Jamaica State Park in East Jamaica. People will swim or wade in the small pools at the base of the waterfall.

## Eat

There are lots of great places to eat in the Deerfield Valley. However, during the peak ski season, be prepared to wait or make reservations ahead.
* TC's.
* Dot's. Two locations
* The Silo, Route 100, West Dover, ☏ +1 802 464-2553.
* Two Tannery Road.
* The Maple Leaf Brew Pub.
* The Valley View Saloon.
# Mount Dalei

Mount Dalei is a mountain in the Tiantai Range of eastern China. Its peak reaches 809 metres above sea level.

## Get in

* Minibuses run from the Ningbo regularly. They also run from the regional towns of Xikou, and Fenghua. There are a number of different approaches.

## See

* Mountain rodents and birds are common. In winter, larger animals, including wild boar, clouded leopard, wolves (locally called goji), and sometimes even oxen can be seen as they emerge to forage.
* The mountain is home to the Xianling Temple, home of the local dragon king. The site sits on a natural spring. On the dragon king's birthday, tens of thousands descend (or ascend) on the temple to pray, and drink its waters, which are said to have medicinal purposes.
* The communities on the mountain still cling to the old ways. Fine examples of traditional Chinese architecture are visible on the way, especially higher up. If you take some of the smaller paths, very likely you will bump into men harvesting bamboo. It's amazing how much weight 80-year-old men can carry on their backs.

## Do

* The hike up to the peak takes about half a day. Centuries old routes are available until near the top, where they have fallen into misuse. The mountain paths are, however, confusing at times, and it is important to maintain a good sense of direction. The peak is actually a broad grassy plateau. It affords good views to the East China Sea, and north to Ningbo, on a clear day.

## Eat

* Bamboo, bamboo, bamboo! The mountain is full of all different kinds of bamboo shoots, which are prized in Chinese cuisine.
* Local markets also sell a variety of mountain fare not generally available elsewhere. These include the meat of mountain rodents and wild boar, both very lean.
# Pilot Mountain

In a distant corner of North Carolina's Piedmont is an unusual mountaintop that has been used as a navigation aid since time immemorial. Named Pilot Mountain, the peak is now the main feature of a state park, and gives its name to a nearby town.

## Get in

PART Route 6$^{[deadlink]}$ offers bus service to the town of Pilot Mountain, but does not stop at the state park.

## Do

* Hiking
* Rock climbing
* Bouldering

## Sleep

* Pilot Knob Inn, 361 New Pilot Knob Lane, Pinnacle, ☏ +1 336 325-2502, pilotknobinn@surry.net. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM.
# Sabine Hills

The Sabine Hills is an area just north of Rome in Lazio in Italy. Perhaps most famous because its population fell victim to the “Rape of the Sabine women” by Rome, the hills have some interesting small towns.

## Understand

The Rape is supposed to have occurred in the early days of Rome. Seeking wives, the Romans negotiated unsuccessfully with the Sabines, who populated the area, but met with refusal. Romulus then organized a festival and invited many from the surrounding tribes, including the Sabines. At the festival Romulus gave a signal, at which the Romans grabbed the Sabine women and fought off the Sabine men.

## Get in

By car from Rome take the A1 Autostrada to Fiano Romano. Just before the pay station leave the Autostrada and take the SS4 in the direction of Rieti. After around 15 km turn left at Passo Corese, following the signs to Fara in Sabina. Alternatively, continue along the A1 to Magliano Sabina and head from there in a general southeast direction.
There are trains from Rome Tiburtina and Rome Ostiense stations to the main towns.

## Get around

A car is pretty much necessary to explore the area.

## See

* 42.22166712.7186111 Farfa Abbey, ☏ +39 0765 277065. Close to Fara in Sabina. Monday to Saturday: 9.30-13.00 /15.30-18.00: Sunday: 10.0-13.00 /15.00-18.00. Closed Monday. Farfa Abbey used to control nearly all the nearby towns and villages. It was one of the most powerful Benedictine monasteries in Europe and played a major role in the power struggles between the Papacy and the Holy Roman Empire, opposing the power of the Papacy for centuries. The exact date of the foundation of the Abbey is uncertain. It was abandoned for a period and rebuilt around 680 AD. After a further reconstruction of the monastery during the Renaissance new shops were built around the monastery. These shops can still be seen today and the street names reflect the original uses of each street, for example "via di droghe e cere" (street of medicines and waxes), and "via di panni e sete" (street of cloths and silks). Note the stone slabs at the entrance to each shop which were used as counters by the merchants.
* Roccantica has medieval fortifications, some interesting churches and, nearby, Monte Pizzuto, the highest peak of the Sabina, at 1288m, with a wonderful view.
* St Michael's Cave (La Grotta di San Michele) is a small cave chapel surrounded by the forests of Mount Tancia. There was a female figure sculpted from a stalactite in the cave, which unfortunately disappeared about thirty years ago.
* Passo Corese is a small town next to the A1 Autostrada of Fiano Romano. The Archeological Museum It is located in Fara Sabina, has sections dedicated to the old city of Cures Sabini along the salaria road, Bronze Age, the early Iron Age, the Sabine era, and the Hellenistic period.

## Buy

* Farfa Abbey is famous for its lace tablecloths.
# Bumi Hills

Bumi Hills is in Mashonaland, Zimbabwe.

## Regions

Bumi Hills is the name of a group of hills and luxury hotel in Mashonaland West province Zimbabwe. The hotel is situated on hilly ground overlooking the southern shore of Lake Kariba. The area is noted for its fantastic wildlife and magnificent views, especially the view out across Lake Kariba from the main Bumi Hills ridge

## Talk

Tonga is the most widely spoken language in this area, but most people, especially staff at the numerous lodges/hotels in the area speak Shona and English

## Get in

* Bumi Marine, Bumi Hills Safari Lodge, Kariba, ☏ +263 4 307082, reservations@bumihills.com.
Bumi Marine operate a 16-seater transfer boat between Kariba and the lodges/camps along the Kariba shoreline.
* Self Drive (Drive from Harare on the Chirundu Road, turn left 8 km after Karoi Town onto the Magunje Road, continue on Magunje Road (50km tar, 150km dirt) to a T Junction. Turn Right towards Siakobvu (12km) and continue towards Bumi Hills Safari Lodge (52km) and Chalala Fishing Village (60km)). 9.
Note that fuel is only available in Harare, Chinhoyi, Karoi and Chalala and the road between Siakobvu and Bumi Hills requires a good 4 wheel drive vehicle.

## See

The Bumi Hills Wildlife Area has 4 of the Big Five and boasts fantastic populations of smaller creatures and abundant birdlife. This totally natural, unfenced wildlife area also offers a huge variety of scenic pleasures to feed the soul of the naturalist at heart!

## Do

* Game drives in open vehicles.
* Game and Nature walks with an armed professional guide.
* Boat based game viewing, Boat cruises.
* Fishing Trips.

## Eat

* Bumi Hills Safari Lodge, ☏ +263 772135664, reservations@bumihills.com.
# Adichunchanagiri Hills

Adichunchanagiri Hills, is a tourist place near Nagamangala town in Mandya (district), Karnataka State, India.

## Understand

Adichunchanagiri Hills are spiritual headquarters of the Gowda community of Karnataka. Two artificial lakes are built on the hillock and there are hundreds of temples, schools and guest houses on the hill.

## Get in

The nearest towns are Nagamangala and Belluru Cross. The nearest railway stations are Pandavapura and Mysore.

## Get around

Autorikshaws and taxis are available from Belluru Cross junction.

## See

* B.G.S.Temple, Adichunchanagiri Hills. (updated Aug 2016)
* 12.81944476.7536111 Soumy Keshava Temple (Saumyakeshava Temple), Nagamangala. (updated Aug 2016)
* Melkoute Temple, Ijjalagattiya. (updated Aug 2016)
* Anjaneya Temple, Bellur Cross. (updated Aug 2016)
* Brahmakumaris Temple, Old post office road, Nagamangala. (updated Aug 2016)

## Do

* Trekking at the French Roack, Kunthi Betta hills, Pandavapura. (updated Aug 2016)
* Driving through the villages. It is a pleasant drive from Nagamangala to Adichunchanagiri Hills. Small villages like Tolali,Anchebuhalli and Doodajilla are on the way. The main landmark in this locality is the BGS Public School at Belur Cross junction. (updated Aug 2016)
* Picnic on the paddy field, Thotada Mane restaurant, Pandavapura. (10 km). (updated Aug 2016)
* Cauvery Sai Dharma, Pandavapura. Riverside temple (updated Aug 2016)

## Eat

* Vaibhav Restaurant, Near State Bank of Mysore, Nagamangala. (updated Aug 2016)

## Sleep

* Akshaya Lodge, Belur Cross junction, ☏ +91 9611885072. (updated Aug 2016)
* K.V.S.Lodge, Near Canara Bank, Nagamangala Town., ☏ +91 9448418198, +91 9448006418. Clean rooms with Television. Reminds you of Japanese capsule hotels. 400. (updated Aug 2016)
* B.G.S.Guest House, Adichunchanagairi. Maintained by the temple committee (updated Aug 2016)

## Go next

* Hassan
* Tiptur
* Tumkur
# Vinegar Hill

Vinegar Hill is a camping area located on the Rangitikei River near Hunterville in Manawatu, North Island, New Zealand. The hill itself is located on the west bank of the river in the Rangitikei District, whereas the camping ground is on the east bank in Manawatu District. It is notable for hosting a large gay and lesbian summer camp, with a large New Year's Eve celebration.
The campground is maintained by the Manawatu District Council and has two toilet/shower blocks, which operate cold water only. There are no electric outlets.

## Get in

State Highway 1 (SH1), the principal highway of the North Island, runs close by, with State Highway 54 (SH54) intersecting near the top of the hill. The camping ground lies 1 km south of the intersection on SH54. Intercity coaches stop at -39.93617175.569071 Hunterville, which lies 6 km south and is the main service town for the area.

## See

* -39.93774175.568511 Hunterville Settlers Museum, 10 Milne Street, Hunterville. F 2PM-4PM. Art gallery and museumin the old courthouse. $2. (updated Nov 2022)

## Do

The camping ground is nestled between the Rangitikei River and bush areas. The river is safe for swimming but has a strong current in places, it is also ideal for rafting.
The annual "kamp camp" runs from about Christmas until the first few days in january, and swells to over 1,000 people on New Year's Eve. The New Year's Eve party features a live DJ, lights, a stage show - featuring live performances and drag shows, as well as a camping ground awards ceremony. The preceding nights usually also feature entertainment. A "queen" is elected who runs the next year's camp - including the entertainment and liaising with local businesses. The camp fees operate on an honesty box system of $5 per person per night, which contributes to the entertainment and up keep of the camp.
* -39.933175.6351 Kiwiburn. A Burning Man festival held in January. (updated Nov 2022)

## Eat

The nearest food outlets (both grocery, and restaurants) are located 6 km away in Hunterville. The Argyle Hotel runs a mobile unit up to the camping ground during the gay and lesbian camp, and also hires out its showers for $5.

## Drink

There are taps with water that is safe to drink. Hunterville contains two pubs, the Argyle Hotel and the Station Hotel.

## Sleep

* -39.9355175.63871 Vinegar Hill Campsite. (updated Nov 2022)