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Worldview Centre ~ Personal Development Residential Retreat Centre PO Box 285 Maleny  QLD 4552. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY, PLEASE. Tel: 61-7-5499-9109 http://www.worldviewcentre.com.au The Worldview Centre is a personal development residential retreat centre with a purpose to contribute to positive change on a personal, local community and global scale. Worldview offers a wide range of self-development programs for individuals or couples, all designed to encourage personal development in the areas of self-mastery and living a truly authentic life. Workshops include everything from Yoga to Zen, from Non-Violent Communication to Mindfulness Training to Life Purpose workshops, and more. The venue is welcoming, homely, tasteful, clean and comfortable, and within easy reach of Brisbane. Enjoy breathtaking views, delicious food and heart-warming hospitality. Just staying in this beautiful natural setting is a break in itself. All of the workshops are very affordable. Most of the workshops are just a few hundred dollars, all inclusive.

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About me
I'm Ryan, and I travel to cold places when I can afford to do so - I've been fortunate enough to make three visits to Alaska and three trips to the Antarctic. Occasionally I'm found on roadtrips in the United States living in the back of a Subaru, and in moments of temporary insanity I have also led groups of friends to the Galapagos Islands to swim with sharks and whales.

When not traveling my home is in Culver City (near Los Angeles). Other places where I've slept in the same room for extended periods of time have included the Bay Area, Cleveland, Nashua (NH), and to a lesser extent Phoenix, Singapore, and Kuala Lumpur.

Photos, travel logs, contact information and other nonsense can be found at mountaininterval.org.

I was very active in the launch of the new Wikivoyage project, and my efforts in that process were rewarded with a lawsuit filed against me; the amazingly great people at WMF helped defend me, and I wrote about the ordeal on my website.

Technical

 * User reviews - could be easily subst from subpages, UI integration would be tricky (cannot load 1000 reviews for a listing, etc)
 * Dead link bot:
 * Fix dead link update count: Special:Diff/2984753/2985999
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 * Look for possible touting ("our restaurant", "we invite you", etc)
 * URLs pointing to "example.com"
 * Is there a way to ensure that all article text that matches an article name has at least one wikilink in the article?

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Culver City is on the West Side of Los Angeles County, and was given the moniker the "Heart of Screenland" during the 1930s and 1940s when it was responsible for half of America's motion picture production. The city remains home to Sony Studios (formerly MGM Studios) and Culver Studios, and is a great destination for foodies looking to take advantage of the growing number of unique restaurants in the city's re-invigorated downtown.

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Get around
Culver CityBus operates buses in and around Culver City.

Be aware that red light cameras are present throughout Culver City, and at $490 per violation the fines are some of the highest in the country.

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Get in
While construction of the Metro Rail Expo Line extension to Santa Monica is ongoing and expected to be complete by 2016, at present Culver City is the western terminus of the line that extends to Downtown LA. The station is at the northern end of downtown Culver City, off National Blvd between Washington and Venice Blvds, approximately a five-minute walk from downtown Culver City.

Culver CityBus Line 6 connects directly to the Los Angeles International Airport Transit Center. There are services every 15 minutes peak, 30-60 min off-peak.

Get around
Be aware that red light cameras are present throughout Culver City, and at $490 per violation the fines are some of the highest in the country.

By bus
Except for Greyhound Lines, there is no designated long-distance bus terminal in Seattle, so all bus services have their own stops scattered around the city. A number of them do have stops at the Greyhound Terminal (503 S Royal Brougham Way), in front of the King Street Station at 303 S King St and/or at Door 00 (south end at lower level of the terminal) at the Sea-Tac airport. See below:

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US66 turns south at Riverton (K-66 and US 69 alternate) to go through Baxter Springs.

US66 continues southward through Miami (Oklahoma) and Tulsa. Between Tulsa and OKC, Oklahoma Route 66 remains as a free alternate to I-44 (Turner Turnpike, a toll road), passing through the tiny town of Stroud (Oklahoma).

Teddy Roosevelt listings

Buy
Culver City offers a bit of everything when it comes to shopping. The Westfield Malls, located just off of I-405 at Sepulveda, is a 200 store mega-mall. The district near the intersection of Washington Blvd and La Cienaga Blvd is a major art destination, featuring dozens of galleries. The downtown area is home to several smaller and more upscale shops, as well as the old Helms Bakery complex, now home to a variety of furniture stores. And for those looking for familiar shopping establishments, major chain stores such as Target, Bed Bath & Beyond, Best Buy and Toys 'R Us are also represented within the city limits.

Eat
During the past decade Culver City has been undergoing a transformation with a huge number of excellent restaurants setting up shop in the city, particularly in the downtown area. Other restaurants are spread throughout the city in areas such as Helm's Bakery or along Washington Boulevard. For those who just need a quick bite, the standard chains are well-represented including Pei Wei, Denny's, Coco's, Chipotle, and dozens of fast food restaurants.

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Bars
Most of the downtown restaurants also have a lively bar scene. Other bars located throughout the city include:

Sleep
Culver City has a handful of large hotels located near the intersection of I-405 and Sepulveda Blvd, with several cheaper but more rundown options located on Sepulveda near the intersection with Venice Blvd, and also along Washington Blvd. The historic Culver Hotel is located downtown and offers a more unique lodging option. Neighboring cities such as Santa Monica, Venice, Marina del Rey and El Segundo have numerous options within a 10-15 minute drive of Culver City.

Connect
Culver City offers free internet access in several areas.

Go next
The cities and neighborhoods that border Culver City include the following:

 * Venice - Culver City's western neighbor offers miles of sand, an eclectic nightlife, and the infamous Muscle Beach.
 * Marina del Rey - Located west of Culver City, the "marina of the king" is home to a vast number of restaurants and hotels, and while not as touristy as some of the neighboring beach cities is nonetheless a fun spot to spend an evening.
 * Westchester - Culver City's southwestern neighbor is home to Los Angeles International Airport and a number of lodging options.
 * South Central LA - Located east of Culver City, South Central has its rough parts but is definitely worth a visit to see the Space Shuttle Endeavour at the California Science Center, as well as the campus of USC and the sights of Exposition Park.
 * West LA - The west side of the sprawling city of LA forms Culver City's northern neighbor, and is home to UCLA and the Getty Museum.

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Hi Wroc!

Welcome to Wikivoyage. Please take a sec to look at our copyleft and policies and guidelines, but feel free to plunge forward and edit some pages. Scanning the Manual of style, especially the article templates, can give you a good idea of how we like articles formatted. If you need help, check out Project:Help, and if you need some info not on there, post a message in the travellers' pub.

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The picturesque valley of Glenisla runs for 17 miles in the eastern Grampians, 780 feet above sea level. The Kirkton of Glenisla where the hotel is situated is a third of the way up the glen. Some four miles further on, the road passes Fortor Castle once the stronghold of the Ogilvie Clan. After more than 300 years the castle has recently been fully restored. The River Isla, a tributary of the River Tay rises from the Monega Pass, 3000 feet above sea level, near Braemar.

The Kirkton of Glenisla Hotel, as it is known locally, has for a long time been a focal point for travellers and inhabitants of the Glen. Little written record about the hotel prior to the 18th Century can be found. In the ‘Letters from a gentleman in the North of Scotland’ written in 1754 we read “The highlands are but little known even to the inhabitants of the low country of Scotland … to the people of England the \highlands are hardly known at all; for there has been less than I know written on the subject than either of the Indies”. However wall paintings recently discovered during the refurbishment of the hotel are at present under analysis by the University of Dundee and seem to indicate that the hotel was in existence before 1750. Part of these paintings have been preserved behind glass and may be seen by the hotel guests. One of the subjects depicted is a Rowan Tree. In Scotland it was believed that a Rowan Tree planted in your garden was essential to ward of witches and to this day Rowan Trees are planted where new houses are built.

In the rebellion of 1745 the then Innkeeper of the hotel was a private in the rebel army, fighting for Bonny Prince Charlie. After the rebellion James Rioch was taken away by the English together with Alexander Shaw of Auchavan, William Shaw of Forter, John Robertson of Crandart, William Farquarson of West Mill and Thomas Ogilvie of East Mill. Although they would have been brutally and severely punished by the government, the names of their properties still live on in the glen today.

After the church disruption of 1843 when the Church of Scotland broke its connection with the State, John Crombie, Innkeeper of the hotel gave his cart, shed, barn and loft to the congregation of the Church. The barn and loft are now the function room at the hotel.

The history of the hotel is bound up with the history of Scotland, especially with the Church in the Glen – the old manse and the school together with the hotel and a few of the houses in the vicinity make up the hamlet of Kirkton after which the hotel is named.

Although there is a history of the Church in Glenisla from 1275 the building of the present church dates from 1821. An amusing account of the church attendance in Glenisla in 1831 was written by Mr. G. Ure showing that not only the close proximity of the church and hotel but that both enjoyed the same patronage ‘When in Glenisla in 1831 many of the last century customs still continued … A fine hospitable race they were. They travelled a long distance to the Kirk. They came before the bell rang and went to the ‘public’ at the Kirkton – the men to have a dram of whisky and the women to have a taste of some cordial or small beer. When the bell ceased they all hurried to the Kirk’.

The incumbency of the Rev. Andrews (1806 – 1823) did much to strengthen the links between the church and the hotel. At the end of the Napoleonic wars the duty of spirits was greatly increases. When a party of excise men entered the glen they usually stopped at the hotel to rest and refresh their horses. The manse windows looked conveniently onto the hotel and all approaches to it. After the excise men were seen to be safely inside the Kirkton, Mr. Burns led his pony out and when out of sight galloped around the Glen and at every house and bothy waved his hat over his head shouting “The Philistines be upon thee Samson” - the smugglers responded to the call and dashed to the hills carring their illicit still, sometimes still steaming from recent use. It is said that when the stills were closed at the end of the 19th century, Glenisla lost almost half of its inhabitants.

George IV (the first reigning monarch to visit Scotland since the reign of Charles II 172 years previously) landed in the royal yacht at Leith on the 14th August 1822. He asked for whisky, but there were no legal Highland stills by that time of the required 2270 litres capacity as required under the 1814 Act. He got his whisky never the less.

The present day visitor to the hotel will see the same occupational activities, as have existed for the past two hundred years (possibly with the exception of illicit whisky making) Sheep and cattle farming, ponies, deer stalking, fishing, hill walking and grouse shooting.

In the Glenisla School Records of 1908 the headmaster noted October 3rd :	A fairly good attendance not with standing the harvest operation and grouse driving. October 16th :	Attendance very much improved this week. Grouse shooting almost over and the greater part of the big folks (shooting tenants) have left the glen. The victual mostly in the Stackyard October 23rd : A grouse drive on Thursday when four of the most advanced boys were absent.

The first celebration of the Glenisla Games took place in 1856 when the Glenisla Highland and friendly Society was formed. The games have continued every year since with the exception of two world wars and in 1900 when they were cancelled owing to the death of both the Patron and the Secretary. An entry in the 1859 records reads ‘dinner and drink to the policeman 5’s. Candles for the ball 3’s. The games were held in August each year at the foot of Mount Blair, ending with a scramble to the top of the mountain.

The ‘Case of Kitty Olgilvie’ by Jean Stubbs tells of a well documented murder in the glen. Thomas Olgilvie of Eastmill was given a large dose of arsenic in his morning tea by his wife Katherine. She was a pretty girl of 20, half her husbands age. Patrick Olgilvie, Thomas’s younger brother, a dashing lieutenant in the Gordon Highlanders, was found guilty and hanged in the Grassmarket in Edinburgh in 1756. Katherine was also under the sentence of death but escaped from the Tolbooth in Edinburgh.

A kettle full of silver is said to be hidden on the Llandilo to the north of the hotel on the eastern side of the hill. The sun was seen to glint on the kettle in the early morning but the treasure was never found. Perhaps no one has looked very hard because the reward for the finder is reputed to be death.

'''From far I return to my home in Glenisla, Where oft on my lone watch my thoughts used to be; Once more I gaze on the hills round Craig Isla. And watch the sun glint o’er the Broomie Ha’lea. A smurach has passed o’er the hills above Airlie. The Reekie Linn’s hid in a mantle of spray. While down by the Watersheil still runs the burnie. And the crusloch lies glimmering in peaceful array.''' From: Donald of Glenisla by John O’Blair

The Glenisla Hotel is now prominently placed on the Cateran Trail. The Cateran Trail is named after the Caterans who were marauding cattle thieves. They flourished from the Middle Ages until the 17th century. More feared than wolves, raiding parties numbered anything from 50 to 500 fierce warriors.

The caterans raided far and wide, but the rich farmlands of Glen Isla and Strathardle were particularly 'favoured'. By custom they would return by a different way from which they came, using ancient drove roads through remote glens.

Bibliography Annals of Disruption. Thos, Brown 1884 History of the Highlands and Highland Clans. J. Brown 1838 Ordinance Gazeteer of Scotland. 1900 Angus and Forforshire, Vol 3. AJ Warden 1882 The Story of Glenisla. David Grewar 1926 The House of Airlea. W Wilson Census Returns of Glenisla. 1841 – 1881 Valuations Rolls for the County of Forfar. Parish of Glenisla The Making of the Highlands. Michael Brander, Guild Publishing, 1980.

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Hello; I live Switzerland with my wife in a little village called Lucens. I am an American and my wife is Dutch. We run a Bed and Breakfast. You can view it here William and Camilla's B&B.

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Just a little info about me... I live in Europe, and every so often I get to travel for work or for fun. Probably wikivoyage already has great pages for most of the places I go, but when it doesn't, I'll try to add a little more info.

First stop: Padova (Italy), with a side-trip to Vicenza (Italy)

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aka WTDuck, but I seem to have hopelessly lost all means of getting into that account...

Info for everyone else
Just a little info about me... I live in Europe, and every so often I get to travel for work or for fun. Probably wikivoyage already has great pages for most of the places I go, but when it doesn't, I'll try to add a little more info.

 * First stop: Padova (Italy), with a side-trip to Vicenza (Italy)
 * Next up: Lorraine (France), specifically Nancy and Metz
 * And Koblenz - just in time to catch the Rhein in Flames!!
 * Nothing to add to the Brussels guide, but Mechelen made for a surprisingly nice day-trip.

Finding Me
Most of my wikivoyage time is now spent on fr: - If you want to leave me a message, better to do it (WT-fr) there.

A few shortcuts for me

 * The pub
 * Pages by Category
 * Stub
 * Outline
 * Usable
 * Guide
 * Star-nom
 * Star
 * Articles Needing Attention
 * big city template
 * Map making - someday I might try....
 * fr: login

To-do reminders:
 * Bhubaneswar - hotel style / listings

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This is a temporary page used while I merge the content from one article into another (to allow me to delete content as it's done). Currently for Finding_accommodation (as of 20 Aug 2007).

Note to self: remember the related/language links.

Finding accommodation can be one of the most frustrating aspects of planning your travels. There are two ways to solve the accommodation problem: booking in advance or finding a place on the day.

Booking in advance
Booking in advance gives the traveller peace of mind that they will have somewhere to sleep once they arrive at their destination. It is also a good idea when travelling to a popular tourist destination.

This can be done in a number of ways:
 * Over the internet
 * Through a travel agent
 * Over the telephone

Internet
You can use the internet to book accommodation. Depending upon where you are going, this can be extremely useful. Yet if you are travelling to somewhere a bit more out of the way, for example, a small city or town, you may find something, but there will be accommodation options not listed on the internet. In this situation, it is better to find accommodation "on the day", as described below.

Travel agent
Travel agents often have deals with specific hotels, although you may find it possible to book other forms of accommodation, like camping grounds, through a travel agent.

Telephone
Consumers often find the best lodging rates by calling travel suppliers directly. Contacting the specific property, rather than the chain's main toll-free telephone line, provides the best opportunity to negotiate discounts and ask about specials (advertised and unadvertised).

On the day
If you have planned your trip yourself, which means you have not decided to use a package from a travel agent, sometimes finding accommodation when you arrive is the best option.

If you have not made reservations in advance, this should be your first priority upon arriving. The best and/or cheapest hotels have a tendency to fill up most quickly, and looking for a place to sleep as darkness falls can be an anxious - and even dangerous - experience.

It is sometimes frustrating to be reading a guidebook and looking for the listed recommendations trying to decipher an unfamiliar map having just travelled for several hours. In this case, it is possible to walk around and inquire at the first few places you see. Courage and confidence are required for this type of thing, especially if you are not using your native languages. However, it is sometimes easier to do this rather than tracking down listings, especially for the first night.

Larger cities and popular tourist destinations may have "tourist information offices". These may be operated by the local government, a consortium of local hotels and attractions, or independent parties (of varying trustworthiness). These frequently offer listings of hotels and other lodging options (e.g. hostels, bed-and-breakfasts). Some act as booking agents for hotels, placing visitors in facilities with vacancies (though there may be a fee for this service).

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Hi. My name is Mark. I don't have time to fill in too much information right now but just wanted to write up a quick introduction. I'm currently traveling through China (Beijing, Xi'an) and have been based out of Asia for the past 4 years. I'll be moving back to the U.S. this month for a short period of time before finding other world-wide destinations to explore.

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GoLearnTo is an online learning holiday specialist. We sell a diverse range of courses in holiday destinations across the globe.

From conventional courses such as water sports, languages and cookery, through to extreme or unusual activities such as perfume-making or Gladiator-fighting, we cater for all levels of interest and ability.

We are entirely focused on providing the learning elements of our customers’ holidays. This means that we can concentrate solely on providing courses that best satisfy our customers’ needs for self-fulfillment, as well as bringing the ‘brag factor’ to their holidays.

We don’t sell flights or packages, so our customers have complete flexibility to dynamically package their own trips.

Our innovative business model means that customers don’t need to pay the full cost of the course upfront. Customers pay a deposit to secure a course place and then pay the balance directly to the supplier at the start of the course.

GoLearnTo contracts wholesale rates directly from learning product suppliers and generates revenue primarily through www.golearnto.com and through white label partnerships with the travel trade.

Our range of products are personally inspected and or accredited to assure high quality. We offer a guarantee to our customers that they won’t be able to buy the same course cheaper anywhere else.

For more information visit www.golearnto.com

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I am NSK, the founder of the Wikinerds Community, which operates various websites, such as:
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 * JnanaBase wiki
 * Planet Wiki RSS aggregator
 * Planet Wikinerds RSS aggregator
 * NerdyPC wiki
 * Wikinerds Forum

And we also work on some custom software like NGWP and WON.

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WyrdLight is making a growing number of contributions to Wiki. These are usually of images although a couple of short articles, updates and enhancements (open to opinion)have been made. Wiki contact uses the email address macaedan-wiki@yahoo.co.uk and contact can also be made through the WyrdLight site at http://www.wyrdlight.com Over the last month some 68 images have been contributed and around 15 links made to relevant image galleries or descriptive pages authored by WyrdLight.

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Hi I'm Xania. I'm an Irishman living and working in Poland. I'm a computer technician come English teacher! I'm new to Wikivoyage and I can usually be found on Wikibooks - [Visit my Wikibooks page]. Here on Wikivoyage I'd like to create and edit articles for European locations particularly in the British Isles, Italy, Ukraine and Poland.

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Currently living in Qingdao

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Hello!

If you stumbled about my page,I might as well introduce myself! My name is Gabrielle. AKA; Gabby and I am fourteen.

For a fourteen year old.. I have been all over the United States and in many famous (and not so famous) cities. I reside in Connecticut. But was born in Florida. My most frequently visited states are Tennessee, New York and Texas. In March I will be touring southern Italy and the London area.

I will edit and make new articals and I hope to be an asset. :)

- Gabrielle

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I travel quite a bit. On my last trip i felt frustrated by travel books due to the difficulty of submiting content. I then had the revolutionary idea of wikivoyage only to discover it was allready here, for years. Great!

I intend to contribute to places as i go to them. For the record i am from Ireland.

Places I have been in the past, roughly chronological

(as a child) Portugal England (London) Canary Islands (Lanzarote) Malta Morocco Cyprus Netherlands Canada (Tronto) France (Paris, Bordeaux) Corsica USA (Florida) Italy (Rome, Naples)

(more recently) Belgium France Monacco Switerland, Austria, Germany Netherlands Corfu Israel Spain

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I'm from Belgium and live in Kalmthout (it has a must see nature park). Furthermore, I'm currently studying ICT at the University Of Hasselt, so during the week I live in Hasselt. During the summer of 2006, I'm taking a summer school at the University of Salford.

Although I'm not that old (almost 20) I've seen a lot of Europe already, but my favorite destination is still Norway

My homepage, if you need to contact me or just for fun: http://gert.selentic.net

Articles I try to help on

 * Belgium
 * Norway

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特价机票 打折机票 国际机票 机票查询

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At , July 29, 2024 (USA Central Time) there were Wikivoyage articles.

Where in the world is Xltel
Retired in Rogers (Arkansas).

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The following are the images I have uploaded to Wikivoyage.

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My useful links:

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Welcome
Hello Wikivoyager! Welcome to Wikivoyage.

To help get you started contributing, we've created a tips for new contributors page, full of helpful links about policies and guidelines and style as well as some important information on copyleft and basic stuff like how to edit a page.

If you need help, check out Project:Help, or post a message in the travellers' pub.

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Welcome to Wikivoyage
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To help get you started contributing, we've created a tips for new contributors page, full of helpful links about policies and guidelines and style, as well as some important information on copyleft and basic stuff like how to edit a page.

If you need help, check out Project:Help, or post a message in the travellers' pub.

If you are a Wikipedian, or have previously used Wikipedia, then you may notice some differences in the style of our articles. These include:

 * "Village pump" → travellers' pub

 * "be bold" → plunge forward

 * "sandbox" → graffiti wall

 * "stub notes" → Article status notes

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Thank you for contributions. - Tom Holland (Xltel) (talk)

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Delete info on anon user page
The following are pages where I have made comments on anon user pages. I need to go back and delete this infomation later.

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User:(WT-en) Xntj

My user name relates to my Myers-Briggs type which is pretty much all you need to know about me.

I enjoy and appreciate what I've learned from Wikipedia and Wikivoyage and wish to help make Wikivoyage a vibrant and reliable resource.

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Olá!

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User:(WT-en) Xplorz

Johnny Turner  from Granbury, Texas, United States of America

I have lived in the following cities:

 * Granbury, TX - My current hometown.
 * Goodyear, AZ
 * Flagstaff, AZ
 * Phoenix, AZ

=Hobbies / Interest=
 * Internet access
 * Hot Springs
 * Naturism
 * Scuba diving
 * Travel photography

=WikiFriends=

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BEST MOTORCYCLE RIDES: BEST ROAD SURFACES: MID-MICHIGAN & WESTERN UPPER LOWER PORTION OF STATE. AFFORDABLE CAMP SITES: OUT OF THE WAY POINTS OF INTEREST: DATES OF INTEREST: SPECIAL EVENTS: LINKS TO TRAVEL PAGES WITH SEVERAL DOZEN CONTENT PAGES: [FROM KALAMAZOO TO MUSKEGON TO HOUGHTON LAKE TO MACKINAW STRAITS] FRESHWATER RIVERS RAPIDS AND WATERSPORTS {ALSO: NORTH EASTERN INDIANA} BED & BREAKFAST TIPS. 200 PAGES OF TRAVEL LINKS (NATIONWIDE) fee basis for access. thanks. Site Maximized for the WebTelevision & Ultimate Television Viewer.

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User:(WT-en) Xthesky

I'm Jeongmi, a Korean from a southern city in Korea called Gwangju, and lived most of my life in Seoul, but currently staying in Singapore seeking for a chance to hit the road...

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User:(WT-en) Xtruthlovex

XtruthloveX (A.K.A Professor Mohawk) is a new wikian. He is a fashion designer for Akademiks, and resides in Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY. He enjoys music (all types), fashion design, old rusty antiques, his boyfriend, and guitars. He is hardcore. xo.

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User:(WT-en) Xxxxmoogle

Nothing here for now :D

usually on asiafinest.com or myspace

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User:(WT-en) Xyzt1234

55 years old Univ Professor, now residing in Carnaxide and Santiago do Escoural in Portugal.

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Just another Wiki-Author from Minnesota.

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User:(WT-en) Y23

Hello everyone.

I can only say: Let's travel!! (and lets update WikiTravel !) (WT-en) Y23 03:25, 24 May 2010 (EDT)

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dear david i ove you so much

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User:(WT-en) Yadi Yasin

Borneo-Kalimantan

Welcome To Borneo Banjarmasin South Kalimantan

Dear People, Some People go to Kalimantan Expecting to see half neeked, heavily tatooed Dayak savage striding down the street.This dream will disapoint you But the part of Kalimantan near harbours and airport have been impaled on a drill bit and carved up with chainshaw and first impression are likely to be of oil refineries and timber mills.Now Kalimantan are the biggest coals producer.

The whole island of Kalimantan "Borneo" as it was used to be named until the independece of Indonesia is the world's third largest island, and the second largest island in the Pacific. This sitting-feline-shaped giant of an island cover a land area of 743.300 sq.km, after New Guinea 808.000 sq.km and Greenland 2.175.600sq.km.

South Kalimantan is the smallest and the most densely populated of the 4 provinces in Indonesia Borneo.

South Kalimantan is a land of river and rivulets, many of them are long and navigable, long time a go become mayor routes of communication and tranportation. Indeed, this river have been very important for inland waterways.

It is still a fact that almost throughout Kalimantan the intercommunication is carried out along the coasts, into rivers and rivulets.

WHAT INTERESTING TO SEE ARROUND :

 * By Boat

- Canal tour ( sight seeing).

- Visit the traditional Floating Market on Barito river or Lok Baintan Martapura river.

- Visit the Longnose Mongkey on Kaget island.

 * By Car

- Visit the traditional Diamond Mine, the jewelry shop (polishing) and museum.

- Trekking, Hiking, crossing river by suspension bridge and visiting Dayak people and they     communal  Longhouse,Riding the rapid by Bamboo rafting down the Amandit river.

 * By Car / Plane and Boat

- Visit the unique of buffalo at Nagara.

- Special Interest tour to visit the exotic Urang Utan in Tanjung Puting National Park On Central Kalimantan.

CANAL TOUR (SIGHT SEEING)

17:00 by Motor boat see the Venice of the east, the local people live by each side of canal (the most interesting part to get in touch of local Banjarese people). Children jumping into the canal and the locals washing them selves (bathing)

VISIT THE TRADITIONAL FLOATING MARKET (Barito River)

06:00 by slow motor boat through Martapura river pass the grand mosque, the Kuin Kanal (see the originally Banjarist people way of life). In the mouth of the canal is the Barito river the widest river in Borneo, here is the floating market over 300 canoes do the business. Go on including visit the delta mangrove monkey Island in habitat by a thousand monkey. See their antic, they are even willingly to eat peanut from your hand or bananas.

VISIT THE TRADITIONAL FLOATING MARKET (Lok Baintan/Martapura River)

Most Original Floating Market

05.45 by motor boat cruise up Martapura river. Pass some villages along the river side, observing the living nature and the people who live by each side of the river. After an hour you will be " surprising by a hundreds of canoes floating following the slow stream do the busniss between the farmer and the trader (buyer). The unique is this happened in the niddle of the Martapura river.

VISIT THE DIAMOND MINES, THE JEWELRY SHOP AND MUSEUM

11 : 00 – 16 : 00 by car visit Museum and Banjarbaru 35 km out of Banjarmasin, go on another 12 km up to visit Cempaka Village, where the Diamond mines. Continue to Martapura, the Diamond polishing including jewelry shops, return to Banjarmasin.

[[Media:VISIT THE URANG UTAN

IN TANJUNG PUTTING NATIONAL PARK

IN THE CENTRAL OF BORNEO

4 DAY / 3 NIGHTS]]

DAY 1 Transfer to the airport fly out Banjarmasin by small plan leaving for Pangkalan Bun (central Borneo) up on arrival you will be picking up bay a guide. Transfer 20 km to Kumai. Boarding your boat for 2 hours journey to the rehabilitation center. Along this trip your will be excited and entertained by the long nose monkey (proboscis) along the never bank. Overnight on the boat. (D).

DAY 2

After breakfast continue cruising to camp leakey watching the beauty of the loving natural habitat and some birds. You my see crocodile on shore. Lizard, dear crab – eating macaque, honey bird. Upon arrival will be meet by one of the park ranger who will take you into the forest to some of the orang utan who have been being rehabilitated, there are over hundred orang utan were being rehabilitated. Realizing them to the forest and you might see some of the wild ones on the way seeing and learning on the wild ones on the way seeing and learning on these half human creature. Spend the night on the boat. (B, L, D).

DAY 3

Having had breakfast cruising slowly down the river while listening to the sound of nature, your eyes easily able to observe some species of birds flying over you and the trees. Return to Kumai over night in hotel. (B, L).

DAY 4

Morning transfer out the airport, catch your flight return to Banjarmasin. (B).

TREKKING, RAFTING INTO THE RAIN FOREST

AND VISITTING DAYAK PEOPLE IN THE LONG HOUSE

ADVENTURE (EASY ONE)            2 Days Trip

DAY 1 Drive 170 km north to the last big town where you will have lunch before driving another 30 km to where you walk begins. You will walk for half an hour crossing river by suspended bamboo bridge before arriving in the long house of the hill Dayak people where you will spend the night. (D).

DAY 2

Walk down to the river, Boarding on Bamboo raft down the amended river and enjoy the fun and excitement as you ride the rapids along the way. A memorable experience you won’t forget in a hurry. (B).

ADVENTURE I (MEDIUM PHYSICAL LEVEL) 3 DAYS TRIP

DAY 1 09 : 00 drive 170 km north to the last town where you will have lunch before driving another   30 km to where your 3 days trek begins. You will trek for 3 hours through mountainous, terrain and cross rivers by suspended Bamboo bridges and passing isolated villages along the way over night in Dayak long house. (D).

DAY 2

Walk for 4 hours in to the rain forest of the Meratus mountains enjoying the peaceful beauty and wild life of the surroundings before arriving at the long house of the hill Dayak people where you will spend the night. (B, L, D).

DAY 3

Walk down the river take a Bamboo raft, rafting stream down the wild water down the rapid of the amandit river by Bamboo rafting, your must memorable experience you won’t forget in a hurry, on the way back down you may see lizard (iguana), monkeys, birds, etc. in the wild life. (B).

ADVENTURE II (CHALENGING – HIGH PHISICAL LEVEL)

If you like much adventure, we can arrange for a longer        “5 Days trip”

5 DAYS IS RECOMMENDED

TREKING + HIKING + CROSSING THE RIVERS BY SUSPENDED BAMBOO + BRIDGES + PASS ISOLATED VILLAGES + RIDING THE RAPIDS BY BAMBOO RAFTING DOWN THE AMANDIT RIVER.

DAY 1 09 : 00 drive 170 km north to the last town where you will have lunch before driving another   30 km to where your 5 days trek begins. You will trek for 3 hours through mountainous, terrain and crossing rivers by suspended Bamboo bridges and pass isolated villages along the way over night in a Dayak long house. (D).

DAY 2

Walk for 4 hours in to the rain forest of the Meratus mountains enjoying the peaceful beauty and wild life of the surroundings before arriving at the long house of the hill Dayak people where you will spend 2 night. (B, L, D).

DAY 3

Hiking up to through the jungle, spend the day at leisure observing the primary rain forest, It’s wild life and the daily life of the Dayak people. (B, L, D).

DAY 4 Trek through the jungle for lunch a long the way at one of the Dayak long houses before continuing to along house, the one close to the river to spend your last night. (B, L, D).

DAY 5

Travel by Bamboo raft down the amended river and enjoy the fun and excitement as you ride the rapids a long the way. A memorable experience you won’t forget in a hurry. On the way back down you my see lizards (iguana), monkeys, birds, etc. in the wild life return back to Banjarmasin. (B).

What will be needed 1. Walking boots or training shoes 2. Sandals or flip – flop  3. Insect repellent. 4. Torch or Battery Light 5. Plastic bag or lagoon   6. Handy bag or small rucksack. 7. Swimming cloth(advisable)8. Sheet or sarong or sleeping bag. 9. A pair of extra cloths. 10. Gifts for children. 11. Rain Coat.

PLEASE PACK YOUR STUFF AS LIGHT AS POSSIBLE 3 OR 4 KG MAXIMUM

ATTENTION :

The Dayak long house, where we are going to visit and sleep over is not the touristy one. They are more isolated, simple people but friendly. We would like to remind clients that people very modest there have strong moral customs and would find it difficult to accept western cultures. Women are recommended to wear long pants, and not to bare their arms or legs in the long house. While trekking it is ok to wear short pants or shirts. Before presenting gifts o any kind, please consult with your guide. This is for the sake of our culture relationship with the people. We ask your cooperation.

For more information please don't hasitated to contact :

MULYADI YASIN

Borneo Homestay

Jl. Simp. Hasanudin HM 33/20 Banjarmasin 70111

South Kalimantan. Indonesia

Phone : +6281351936200 / +6281521650079

Email : yadi_yasin@yahoo.co.id

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User:(WT-en) Yaeyama

Hi, I live on Ishigaki Island (the main island of the Yaeyama Islands, southern Okinawa, Japan). One of my jobs is tour planner and travel guide, and my favourite kind of work is what you might call "educational tourism", that is, assisting travelers and vacationers who are interested in the history, culture (incl. religion, art, etc.), languages, as well as environmental and socio-political issues etc., of our region. (Ideas as to what exactly constitutes our region probably differ widely, but for me it goes beyond the Yaeyama Islands to include Okinawa Island and the eastern counties of Taiwan.)

Considering the rules for the inclusion of links to tour operators in travel pages, shown at http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Wikivoyage:Activity_listings#Tour_listings, it is conceivable that my own operation could be listed on the travel page for the Yaeyama Islands, but I would like to solicit the opinion of other editors/contributors as to whether that would be appropriate.

In view of those rules, here is an explanation of my tour service: - My tours are a value-added activity (that is, travelers can only fulfill the substance of the tour on their own if they speak and read Japanese and have had the opportunity to peruse some relevant resources - not travel guides but books and articles concerning the history, religion, culture, etc. of our region - or if they have their own guide/interpreter who is knowledgeable about our region). - I live in Ishigaki and am self-employed. I have a "real world" office with a phone number and address, even if the office is in my home. ;-) Detailed contact information can be found on my Japanese homepage (accessible from within Japan), while my non-Japanese homepages offer a mail form for contact. Occasionally I employ or contract with other people, since I also provide services for Japanese and Taiwanese customers and to English-speaking foreigners who only want a standard tour, but all custom tours are conducted by myself. - I am not a booking service but provide booking assistance and planning assistance to those travelers who contract with me for a tour. All my tours are custom tailored, that is, their contents and timing depends on the customers' wishes and budgets, the available time, and the environmental conditions. - I do not resell anybody else's tours - that would be counterproductive, since there is no other service like mine in Yaeyama. ;-)

My English homepage is at http://www.visit-okinawa.info/

Awaiting your comments (feel free to send me e-mail, as well)

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User:(WT-en) Yams

Welcome to YAMS

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User:(WT-en) Yangj08

I am currently a resident of Shanghai, China.

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User:(WT-en) Yangtsefly

Yangtsefly Yang

Amateur photographer, based in Helsinki, Shanghai, Delhi, Stockholm, Beijing and Mumbai.

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User:(WT-en) YangtzeCruise

''This page is for discussing the corresponding article or guide. For questions, comments, or personal stories about this destination or topic, visit Wikivoyage Extra. For more about using talk pages check out Project:Using talk pages.''

Comments
Taking a Yangtze Cruisewith Yangtze River Cruise Specialists.

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User:(WT-en) Yarko

My name is Yarema Dukh (Ярема Дух in Ukrainian), I'm from Lviv. For few years I'm traveling across Ukraine on my bike (mostly over castles and small towns of West Ukraine), but planing to visit few European countries in 2010.

Now I'm planing to expand article about my native city to show the world it's beauty and attractiveness.

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User:(WT-en) Yashvit

Welcome to The Fern Gardenia Resort
The Fern Gardenia Resort is a 3 Star Boutique Resort at Palolem, Goa. The resort is built entirely with Air Conditioned Premium Wooden Cottages.

You can visit Our Website to find out more information about the resort and to book your stay.

Or you can email us on info@ferngardenia.com

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User:(WT-en) Yeu Ninje

My travels:

 * Originally from Shanghai, now in Sydney, Australia.
 * Travelled throughout most of the Jiangnan region: Hangzhou, Suzhou, Nanjing, Yangzhou, Ningbo, and Wuxi.
 * Also spent time in the grand capitals of China: Xi'an, and Beijing.
 * I'd like to visit South Korea at the end of the year.

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User:(WT-en) Yggdrasilbot

This user account is for a bot written by User:(WT-en) Evan to add Breadcrumb navigation links to pages that don't already have them. See Project:Script nominations for more info. Comments to User talk:(WT-en) Evan, and you can stop the bot by changing User:(WT-en) Yggdrasilbot/Run from "yes" to some other content.

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yes

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User:(WT-en) Y Haet Phaggs

i hate fags

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User:(WT-en) Yogi Tom

About me
My name is Tom and I'm from Norway. Currently I'm travelling around in India in search of good places to learn Yoga.

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User:(WT-en) Yone

Hello
Try to make a section like this on your own User Discussion page. It is really easy because you can click a few times and do it yourself.

About Me
I'm a univercity studennt in JAPAN.I live in Ikebukuro. I study theater play and dance in univercity. This summar I want to travel many place in Japan.

My Travel
I have visited these places:
 * Kyoto
 * Nagano
 * Nigata
 * Los Angels
 * Las Vegas

My Travel Wishlist
I want to visit these places:
 * 1) AAAA
 * 2) BBBB
 * 3) CCCC

Experimental area
Try writing something here. Try formatting it. What happens? Help is here in English Project:Wiki_markup or on the print.

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User:(WT-en) Yorkiano

Traveled Countries

Africa: Morocco

Asia: Japan, China

Europe: United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic, Netherlands, Switzerland, France, Sweden, Austria, Hungary, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Slovakia, Italy, Vatican City, Spain

North America: United States, Canada, Costa Rica, Panama

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User:(WT-en) Yosemite

Hi there!

I've given myself some things (WT-en) to do.

Yosemite is a nickname that I got a couple of years ago. Probably because my name is Sam. It's a really bad joke. I have also been to Yosemite National Park a couple times and live in, relatively, close proximity to it. I'm not a big traveller (yet) but I can definitely contribute on some of the place that I have been.

I have lived in:

 * San Francisco, California
 * Black Rock City, Nevada
 * Reno, Nevada
 * Washoe Valley, Nevada
 * Bakersfield, California
 * Fresno, California

And I have visited:

 * Katherine, Northern Territory, Australia
 * Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
 * Mount Isa, Queensland, Australia
 * Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
 * San Francisco, California
 * Oceanside, California
 * Monterey, California
 * Seattle, Washington
 * Sonora, California
 * Flagstaff, Arizona
 * Chama, New Mexico
 * Conway, Arkansas
 * Washington D.C.
 * Ely, Nevada
 * Moab, Utah

I've wiki'd a bit before, but not on anything major.

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Reno

 * Need to write synopsis on resturants/bars
 * Need to confirm hours of operation.
 * Find out about taxi rates
 * Flesh out transportation bits

Lake Tahoe

 * Getting around. TART.
 * Camping
 * Beaches

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User:(WT-en) YosemiteLocal

I came to Yosemite for 3 months in 2003, and never left. I've done a couple of different things since I got here, ski instructor, bean counter, assistant manager for the hiking and climbing guide service. I think this place is awesome, and love to share what I know about it.

Full Disclosure: I work for the Concessionaire, DNC Parks and Resorts, the company that manages the hotels, restaurants and recreation activities in the Park for the Park Service. I work on the website, and manage the internet marketing efforts. Which means I get to hang out here ON THE CLOCK. Not a bad job, eh?

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User:(WT-en) YoungsLanguageConsulting

My name is Sean Young. I am the owner of Young's Language Consulting. I teach foreign languages either through e-mail, or online language courses. I have a very deep love for languages and have studied over 50 of them since 1978. My very first language I learned was Ancient Egyptian (yes, I can still read the hieroglyphs).

I am originally from Elmira, New York, but now reside in Rowlett, Texas. I also like to do some computer programming, coin collecting, photography and just being with my lovely wife.

I've traveled throughout Europe and lived in Russia and Ukraine for awhile back in the early 1990's. Now I'm working from out of my home with my language business.

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User:(WT-en) Youploi

Its about the right person on the right place. Politics had the time. Its about healthy, thought over, decent private initiatives.

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User:(WT-en) Yourdeadin

Hi, I am Tejaswy and i am from Noida,though I was born in Bhubnashwar, i was brought u p in noida nad hence i can proudly say that i am a NOIDAiet :D,That din;t make much sense did it?
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Thats me/

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User:(WT-en) Ypsilon

I'm a traveler living in Helsinki, Finland. I've been contributing to WT since 2006 - however not every day. Project:Discover has become a sort of a habit and I use to update it 2-3 times a week and add some new interesting small facts now and then.

Visited
Northern Europe:

 * Finland (because I live here...)
 * Sweden
 * Norway
 * Denmark

Central Europe:
 * Germany
 * Switzerland
 * Austria
 * Liechtenstein
 * Poland
 * Czech Republic
 * Slovakia
 * Hungary

Western Europe:
 * Netherlands
 * Belgium
 * Luxembourg
 * France
 * United Kingdom

Mediterranean Europe:
 * Italy
 * San Marino
 * Monaco
 * Spain
 * Andorra

Eastern Europe:
 * Estonia
 * Latvia
 * Lithuania

East Asia:
 * South Korea

North America:
 * United States (New York City, Las Vegas)

Places I'd like to visit
But to name some destinations:
 * My dream trip would be round the world (I can imagine that most people here are dreaming about travelling round the world). :D

...
 * Australia
 * Dracula's castle in Bran near Brasov
 * Trans-Siberian Railway
 * India
 * Hawaii
 * Space, when the tickets get cheaper...

Started articles
Samnaun, Billund, Kittilä, Utsjoki, Enontekiö, Stockholm/Bromma, Hämeenlinna, Kuusamo, Flensburg, Tornio, Haparanda, Prora, Lützen

Additionally I've added some details (like a good restaurant) to many many articles... Plus, some articles in Swedish and Finnish.

fi:Käyttäjä:(WT-fi) Ypsilon sv:Användare:(WT-sv) Ypsilon from Finland

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User:(WT-en) Ysegrin

Literally a wiki-traveller. I work on it/en/fr wiki where i am known as Wikipedius. I am an ESL teacher /interpreter/webmaster and live in Verona, Italy. Saw there are many sections about Italy (eg. safety and customs) to be filled and hope to do something about that.

Ciao America ;-)

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User:(WT-en) Yugeshp

About
Hi, I am Yugesh, 34 live in Chennai, India and ofcourse I like to travel. Found Wikivoyage a great resource for all travellers. I do hope to contribute here.

Contact
You can email me at [mailto:yugeshnarayan@gmail.com yugeshnarayan@gmail.com]

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User:(WT-en) Yuhhu

I'm Yu-Hsing Huang.

I come from Keelung, Taiwan and now study in Linköping, Sweden.

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User:(WT-en) Yuletide

Woohoo

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User:(WT-en) Yu Ninjie

I no longer edit here. (WT-en) Yu Ninjie 22:05, 14 Nov 2005 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Yurik

Yuri Astrakhan
About me:
 * My Wikipedia information + discussion page is at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Yurik
 * I am one of the MediaWiki Developers
 * I created the Query API, an interface to get data directly from Wikipedia or other MediaWiki servers.
 * You may reach me either by leaving a message at my talk page, or by emailing me, Yuri Astrakhan, at FirstnameLastname@gmail.com

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Traveling is cool. I havent done much of it yet, but I'm hoping to soon. I found this site while looking for information on seattle and vancouver. Originally from san diego, im hoping to make it out to europe for a while. canada also seems nice, but im not sure how well id do with the cold ;p if you want to let me come and stay with you, let me know, and id be willing to do the same.

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User:(WT-en) Yusuke horii

Get in The Seibu line from Ikebukuro is the quickest way to get to Chichibu from Tokyo.

[edit] Get around [edit][add listing] See [edit][add listing] Do [edit][add listing] Buy [edit][add listing] Eat Oomura (大むら), 宮側町 17-3 (Near the Seibu station on Route 299 opposite the hospital.), ☎ 0494-22-4147. 11:30-3:00 5:00-8:00. This is a soba restaurant. edit [edit][add listing] Drink [edit][add listing] Sleep [edit] Contact [edit] Get out

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Setagaya practicing page (世田谷) is in western Tokyo, and is the largest of the city's 23 wards.

Understand
Setagaya has a reputation as an upscale residential district, and features many areas of greenery. The funky shopping and nightlife area of Shimokitazawa (下北沢), popular with students and young adults, is also located in Setagaya. The Sangenjaya (三軒茶屋) shopping district is also in Setagaya.

Get in
Shimokitazawa is on the Odakyu and Keio Inokashira train lines, just a quick hop from Shinjuku and Shibuya respectively. Most of the action is around the South Exit.

Sangenjaya is on the Tokyu Den-en-Toshi train line from Shibuya.

Komazawa-Daigaku is on the Tokyu Den-en-Toshi train line and near Sangenjaya. Komazawa University is a few minutes from the station.

By train
The main train lines serving Setagaya are the Odakyu from Shinjuku to Odawara and the Keio Inokashira, Tokyu Toyoko, and Tokyu Denentoshi, all originating in Shibuya. Since all of these lines run generally westward from hubs on the Yamanote line, it can be somewhat difficult to travel north-south without going in to a hub and back out.

The Tokyu Setagaya line between Sangenjaya and Shimo-takaido is one of only two remaining streetcar lines in Tokyo.

See

 * Shiouin-temple（松蔭神社）.Established in 1982. Located in wakabayashi,this is the famous temple for want get a new job and enter the school.Actually Shiouin Yoshida is the founder of this temple who was the teacher.
 * Carrot Tower (キャロットタワー). Located in Sangenjaya, this is the tallest building in Setagaya and contains a free observation deck on the 26th floor.
 * Gotokuji temple (豪徳寺) is the origin of the maneki-neko or beckoning-cat statuettes that bring good fortune to Japanese merchants the world over. Gotokuji station is on the odakyu line. However, the temple is also a short walk from Miyanozaka on the Setagaya line.
 * Kinuta Koen (砧公園） is a public park with a museum of modern art.
 * Komazawa Olympic Koen is a large public park, built for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. It is about a 15-minute walk from Komazawa-Daigaku station, on the Tokyu Den-en-Toshi train line.
 * Setagaya Art Museum houses works by artists from the Primitivist School, such as Henri Rousseau. 17-minute walk from Yoga Station on the Den-en Toshi Line.
 * Tamagawa Daishi (玉川大師) is a Buddhist temple, and a branch of Kawasaki Daishi. It isn't very large and the location is in a nondescript residential area, but its curious attraction is hidden: an underground passageway that snakes its way under the building. There are statues and altars with lighting at various points, but much of the tunnel is in absolute darkness. It symbolizes a passage through the intestines of the Buddha (better not to dwell too much on the symbolism!) while the 88 Buddha statues in one of the chambers also symbolize the famous 88 Temple Pilgrimage in Shikoku. To get to Tamagawa Daishi, get off at Futako-Tamagawa on the Tokyu Den-en-Toshi Line (from Shibuya), and walk 10 minutes along the highway from Takashimaya department store.
 * Todoroki Keikoku is a natural canyon nestled in urban surroundings. With a small river and lush vegetation, it offers a pleasant natural environment. Todoroki station is on the Tokyu Ooimachi line.
 * Setagaya Koen is a public park with a pool, tennis court, baseball ground and so on. Ikeziri 1-5-27.

Do

 * Tollywood, Daizawa 5-32-5 2F (Three minutes from Shimokitazawa south exit), 03-3414-0433, . This small theater (46 seats) specializes in independent short films, mostly Japanese. The films aren't dubbed or subtitled of course, but they're so offbeat and often bizarre that you're sure to have a good time anyway.
 * Okuraland, Sakura 3-24-1,　03-3420-0271. 15 minutes from Kamimachi station of Tokyu-Setagaya line. Here you can go bowling or practice your golf swing. There are also batting cages.

Buy

 * Shimokitazawa has many quirky shops.
 * Ex shop sells artistic designed stuff like photo stands, postcards, clocks, accessories and so on.
 * Yellow Pop shop carries an eclectic and well-stocked inventory of vinyl including punk, reggae, electronic, and hip-hop.

 * The Setagaya Boro-Ichi (世田谷ボロ市) is a flea market that's held on the 15th and 16th of December and January each year. It's been drawing shoppers from all over Tokyo since it started in 1578. The main attraction is used clothing (such as kimonos) and antiques. Take the Setagaya line to Setagaya or Kamimachi and follow the crowds.

 * Dept is a good spot for used men's and women's clothes.

Eat
Shimokitazawa is your best option for restaurants and bars. This noodle shop is located near station. The basic soup is pork soup.The avareage price is 800yen. This noodle is from Fukuoka.Which is really famous shop. Its good for you when someone try new soup. 03-3418-1236 17:00pm-6:00am all items are cheap good for student.
 * iupudotokyo-to shibuyaku sakuragaoka 3-24 03-5355-5251 am11:00-am4:00
 * Ane-Anesetagaya-ku kitazawa 2-14-7 shimokitazawa sentral building
 * BOTERO, Komazawa 1-17-17, 03-3410-5922. Regular holiday is Tuesday
 * Cheese Cake Factory, 〒158-0097 Yo-ga 4-28-18, 03-5716-5401, 10AM-8PM. Just what it says: it's a cheese cake shop.
 * Hawaiian food restaurant near Komazawa Station.
 * KURA,　KURA is at Yutenji, and other is at Gotanda, Shibuya, Nakameguro, and Yotsuka-ichi-shi. This is an Italian restaurant - pasta, risotto, pizza, etc. All menu items are very inexpensive.
 * La Befana, 5-31-3 Daita (30 seconds walk from Shimokitazawa West Exit), 03-3411-9500, 12-2PM and 5:30-10:30PM daily.   Good pizza from wood-fired stone oven, something you will be missing if you are staying for a long time in Japan. The lunch menu (available 11:30-13:30) is excellent.
 * Mother, Daizawa 5-36-14 (3 min from Shimokitazawa South Exit, on the corner just before Gyoza-no-Osho), 03-3421-9519. Multi-ethnic food and an interesting selection of imported beers, in a cave-like, Gaudi-inspired setting. Make sure you have time to kill, as the kitchen works at a rather leisurely pace.
 * Patisserie NAOKI, Komazawa 1-4-12 1F, 03-3422-3167.
 * Setagaya, Nozawa 2-1-2 1F, 03-3418-6938, 11AM-2:30 PM and 6:00PM-3:00AM (closed Thursdays). A famous ramen restaurant.
 * Sunday Brunch, Kitazawa 2-29-2 2F, 03-5453-3366, . Sunday Brunch is a cafe.  Their French toast is very tasty.
 * Trocadero, Kitazawa 3-30-3 (North exit), 03-3476-1991. Trocadero is an authentic French bistro. How authentic? The entire store was brought over from France.
 * 31 Ice Cream Ice cream shop that has many flavors. Discounts on the 31st of each month.
 * There are season menu, and very tasty.
 * Humburger shop that has many kind of Humberger. It's very dericious.

Drink

 * Kura Kura (蔵くら), 2-20-19 Kitazawa (One minute walk from Shimokitazawa station south exit), 03-5433-2323, Tu-Fr 5:00-11:30PM; Sa-Su 4:00-11:30PM; closed Monday, .  Kura Kura has an excellent selection of beers from Japanese microbreweries served on tap, such as Swan Lake in Niigata and Sanktgallen in Kanagawa.  They also have a wide selection of bottled beers, such as offerings from Baird Brewing Company in Shizuoka and Fuji Sakura Kogen in Yamanashi. Some food is also served—try the sausage and beer sampler set for ¥1000.

 * Ushi-Tora, 2-9-3 Kitazawa, 03-3485-9090, 5PM-4AM daily, (in Japanese).  Seemingly in direct competition to Kura Kura, Ushi-Tora also offers a wide selection of Japanese and US microbrews on tap.  Opened 2006.

 * shimokitazawa-BAR By The way03-6273-2117 tokyo setagayaku kitazawa 2-10-10 FIbilluding 4F pM9:00～AM5:00 The avarage price is 500yen.this bar is near from station only tooks 2min.Atmoshphier is really great.Good for someones party or date place.You can oreder more than 70kinds of drinking.Reccomendation is kashisu-orange with salami.

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hope to join --(WT-en) Yutonhills 09:59, 10 May 2008 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Yuyu

關於雨雨
雨雨，whose Name is A. JeRoMeo Yuyu Maximiliano W.S.A.H. 家住香港，自幼受多種文化薰陶，能言四語，可書三文. 現為數個私人的站主 雨雨網絡 (http://www.jeromyu.info) 列國實報站 (http://world.jeromyu.info) 另為若干論壇的超級斑竹

Introduction of Yuyu
Yuyu, whose full name is A. JeRoMeo Yuyu Maximiliano W.S.A.H. He's A resident in Hong Kong, who's influenced by Canadian Culture since childhood. He Speaks English, Cantonese, Putonghua & French He's also the webmaster of sevral Chinese site, & super moderator of various Chinese Online Forums

Introduction de Yuyu
Je suis Jeromy Maximiliano Yuyu, dont le surnom est Jerry

Je suis un résidant de Hong Kong, Chine.

J'essayerai d'apprendre des pages d'édition traversantes plus françaises ici.

Pour plus d'information, visitez svp mes pages d'utilisateur dans chinois et anglais.

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User:(WT-en) Yvrwa

I am a Canadian living and working for an airline in Portland OR USA

I have always tried to travel as much as possible and my number one interest is the places/counries I have not traveled too.

That said, this looks like a good way to pass information onto other travelers.

Over time I have lost track of specific information and even if I have been to a place ?

This looks like a way to handle useful information on a timely basis.

Today Mar 28 2009 is my first attempt.

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User:(WT-en) Yzerfontein

Hello :)

Articles I have started are:

 * Yzerfontein          (of course!!)
 * Dassen Island

My external links:

 * http://www.yzerfontein.info a site about Yzerfontein

Enjoy! Yzerfontein

"Ex Africa semper aliquid novi"

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User:(WT-en) ZA

Currently planning a RTW trip from London to Poland, on through the Baltic States of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, then Finland to Russia, by rail through Kazakhstan to China and SE Asia, ending in Vietnam with a nice big steaming bowl of phở.

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User:(WT-en) ZachT

Not used anymore. See (WT-en) Thecatonthemountain.

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User:(WT-en) Zainiqbal

It's tough to call anywhere home, but after years of traveling in the United States and abroad, I've finally settled back where I was born: in San Francisco. I'm a professional writer and editor, so I hope to make some meaningful contributions to Wikivoyage, especially for the places that I've seen and experienced. In the meantime, I've listed a few faves below:

Lists
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 * Japan
 * Australia
 * New Zealand
 * Norway
 * Finland
 * Thailand
 * North Korea
 * Bhutan
 * New_Caledonia
 * Almaty
 * Yekaterinburg
 * Kabul
 * Belfast
 * Denali
 * Mt. Everest Base Camp
 * Russian via the Trans Siberian Railroad

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User:(WT-en) Zaldyangulo

name       :    zaldy n. angulo b-date     :    december 30, 1969 b-place    :    decabobo, coron, palawan mother     :    francisca n. angulo father     :    felimon p. angulo elementary :    grade 1 to 3 decabobo elementary school transfer   :    grade 4 to 6 claudio elementary school high school :   saint augustine academy working    :    Ex mayor & mrs. Ricardo f. lim position   :    personal secretary, driver affiliate  :    radyo natin club member 1997 year       :    1987 to 2006 working    :    calamian planet online year       :    2006 up to present position   :    facilitator/others homepage   :

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User:(WT-en) ZanzibarMagic

“Jack of all Trades”

Cabinet maker, builder, English teacher- adult education at the Volkshochschule Munich, Germany, Ticketing and Reservations Egypt Air Munich Office, tour organizer, Crepe King and Caterer, retired DJ and webmaster among other talents!!.

Started the website: http://www.zanzibarmagic.com as a hobby 7 odd years ago!!

I speak English natively and Kiswahili fluently, and speak German to some extent.

Originally from “Bongo”- Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, mixed Tanzanian/German, grew up in the UK.

Currently trying to implement the Botanic Country Resort http://www.botanicresortzanzibar.com

Zanzibar Magic also plans to go into natural herbal alternative medicine, seems like health is the future.

Some places I have traveled to:

* Norway * Holland * France * Italy * Egypt * Kenya * Uganda * U.A.E   * Austria * Germany * Zanzibar * Tanzania * UK

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User:(WT-en) Zarkov

Victoria (British Columbia)

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User:(WT-en) Zé da Silva

My en.wikipedia user page

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User:(WT-en) Zed1

Novice Wikipedian interests include: Art & design, walking, climbing and anything that moves...

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User:(WT-en) Zed2

Novice Wikipedian - interests include, art, design, walking, mountaineering and anything that moves...

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User:(WT-en) ZeekLTK

I live in Lansing, Michigan.

Some of the places I've visited include:
 * Andorra
 * Costa Rica
 * Denmark
 * England
 * France
 * Gabon
 * Italy
 * Mali
 * Monaco
 * Morocco
 * Norway
 * Panama
 * South Africa
 * Spain
 * Sweden
 * Vatican City

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User:(WT-en) Zenit

Hey folks

I'm mostly active at Wikipedia's, but I like to get some travel tips around here, and if I see something where I can help with one or two short clicks, I will most likely do it ;-)

I'm the Docent for Berne, so if you have a question, please contact me per redsolutionwiki@gmail.com (German, English, French are o.k., I should as well be able to cope with Spanish, Italian and Portuguese, more or less, but you'd receive an answer in English)

Cheers--(WT-en) Zenit 13:32, 20 March 2009 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Zenogantner

Hi,

I do not travel a lot at the moment.

I lived in Madrid for about one year. I also lived in Singapore for a while.

(WT-en) My wishlist for WikiTravel.

Bookmarks

 * Pulau Tioman
 * http://www.verkehrsseiten.de/index.htm

(WT-en). (WT-en). (WT-en). (WT-en).

WikiPedia:User:Zenogantner

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User:(WT-en) Zenogantner/Japan

 * Aikikai Hombu Dojo, Tokyo
 * Ki No Kenkyukai HQ, Ichikai, Tochigi Prefecture
 * Iwama
 * Kamakura
 * Kyoto

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User:(WT-en) Zenogantner/Northwest Africa trip

Possible ports: ...

Libya
UNESCO world heritage sites: http://whc.unesco.org/heritage.htm#lib

Morocco
interesting places: Fez


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User:(WT-en) Zenogantner/Spain

Places I want to visit:
 * Alicante
 * Altamira
 * Burgos
 * Galicia
 * Sevilla
 * Valencia

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User:(WT-en) Zenogantner/Summer holiday

I still have to choose ...

Bulgaria
Bulgaria, Istanbul

Sicherheitshinweise: http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/www/de/laenderinfos/laender/laender_ausgabe_html?type_id=3&land_id=28

Einreisebestimmungen: http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/www/de/laenderinfos/laender/laender_ausgabe_html?type_id=5&land_id=28 http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/www/de/laenderinfos/laender/laender_ausgabe_html?type_id=5&land_id=139

More infos can be found here: http://www.world66.com/europe/bulgaria

Interesting Spots
near Sofia:
 * Boyana (3 churches, 10th, 13th and 19th century),

North-East
 * Madara was the principal sacred place of the first Bulgarian empire before its conversion to Christianity. There is a figura, the Madara Horseman
 * Rock-hewn Churches of Ivanovo (12th - 14th century)
 * Srebarna Nature Reserve, near Silistra ; lake, 180 bird species

Central Bulgaria:
 * Thracian Tomb of Kazanlak (4th century BC, Hellenistic period)  - Seutopolis was capital of Thracia; located in the so-called Rose Valley south of the Balkan mountains

Black Sea:
 * Nessebar, Thracian, later Hellenic settlement, acropolis, temple of Apollon, ...

South-West:
 * Pirin Mountains National Park . Altitude up to 2,914 meters.

Where?:
 * Rila monastery
 * Thracian Tomb of Sveshtari

Get there
Munich-Sofia (8.8. - 28.8.) € 291 (

Munich-Istanbul via Prague (8.8. - 28.8.) € 387

Get around
http://www.mietwagenmarkt.de/ - Kleinwagen gibt es ab ca. 400€ für 3 Wochen.

Corsica
Corsica

Sartène: http://perso.wanadoo.fr/ot-sartene/

Get there
Genova, Torino

http://www.corsicaferries.com/

Galicia/Portugal
Galicia, Portugal

Croatia
Croatia, Istria, Rovinj, Split, Dubrovnik

Southern France
France, Montpellier, Herault

Czech Republic
Czech Republic, Prague

Toscana
Italy, Toscana, Florence

Calendar
August 2004 So Mo Di Mi Do Fr Sa 1  2  3  4  5  6  7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

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User:(WT-en) Zephyros

Hi! I'm a college student living in Provo, Utah. I'm originally from California, and have also lived in Texas. I've travelled extensively throughout the contiguous western United States, as well as a bit in Europe. I studied in Salamanca, Spain for a couple of months and travelled to Portugal, France, Italy, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Germany, Poland, and Belgium while I was in the neighborhood.

My Wikivoyage plans for the immediate future are to work on the pages for the places I've lived.

Right now, the place I most want to visit outside the United States is Iceland.

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User:(WT-en) Zero97

My name is Daniel and I first became a member 17 Dec 2006. I would love to travel more, but it is not in my budget right now. I am from Fort Wayne, Indiana, and I have travelled somewhat extensively across the Great Lakes region of the US.

I am a student at Indiana University - Purdue University Fort Wayne, and I plan to graduate after this spring semester, so I hope the travelling will commence then. My goal is to get to every continent at least twice, and I also hope to move to live abroad, preferably Europe. Other than that, I'm fun and easy going, so if I mess something up, please let me know!

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User:(WT-en) Zeroseveneight

Gone To:
United States of America: New York, Chicago, and a ton of other places.

United Kingdom: Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Shetland Islands, Glasgow, Isle of Arran, London, Newcastle, and a ton of other places.

Germany: Munich, Ingelheim...

Taiwan: Keelung, Taipei, and a ton of other places

Singapore: ...it's just one massive city, after all...

Greece: Athens

Japan: Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara, Hiroshima, Osaka, and a ton of other places.

France: Paris

Going To
Ireland

Spain

Italy

South Korea

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User:(WT-en) Zerotres

Zerotres is an American ex-pat who has been in South America since December of 2006. He currently resides in Olinda, Pernambuco, Brazil, but has also lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

He hopes to contribute to this project thanks to his extensive travels around Brazil. He can also contribute knowledge regarding Puerto Rico, the Caribbean Lowlands of Colombia, Buenos Aires, Spain, Portugal, France and Mexico.

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User:(WT-en) Zgentes

Hi :)

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User:(WT-en) Zhangli

Beijing Subway Map

[ Beijing Subway Map]

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User:(WT-en) Zhangtao4008

Zhangtao4008 is a nice guy haha

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User:(WT-en) Zhelme

Corporate Legal Counsel from Malaysia. Enjoys photography and loves to travel. Have been traveling consistently to Bukittinggi, West Sumatra for the past 10 years.

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User:(WT-en) Zhixiongkang

Welcome to my homepage:网站推广

机械

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User:(WT-en) Zingi

See my user page in Wikipedia. I previously edited without having logged on, using computers with the following IP addresses: 196.22.167.2 and 196.207.45.254.

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User:(WT-en) Zishaan

Zishaan Hayath was born in Hyderabad, India in 1981. Zishaan has lived in Hyderabad, Bombay and now shuttles between New Delhi, New York and London.

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User:(WT-en) Zkomes

Hey!

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User:(WT-en) ZoRCoCuK

Merhabalar! Benim adım Emre. İstanbul'un Sultangazi ilçesinde yaşamaktayım. 22 yaşında ve üniversite öğrencisiyim. Seyahat konusunda bildiklerimi sizinle paylaşmak ve bu konuda bildiklerime bir şeyler eklemek için buradayım. Hello there! My name is Emre. Living in the district of Sultangazi, Istanbul, Turkey. I'm 22 years old and a student at the university. I'm here because of to share with you what I knew about travelling, and to add something to what I knew about it. Γεια σας εκεί! Το όνομά μου είναι Emre. Ζω στην περιοχή της Sultangazi, Ιστανμπούλ, Τουρκία. Είμαι 22 ετών και φοιτητής στο πανεπιστήμιο. Είμαι εδώ γιατί να μοιραστώ μαζί σας ό, τι ήξερα για το ταξίδι, και να προσθέσω κάτι σε όσα ήξερα γι 'αυτό. Merhabalar! Mənim adım Emre. Türkiyədə, İstanbulun Sultangazi mahalında yaşamaktayım. 22 yaş və universitet tələbəsiyəm. Səyahət haqqında bildiklərimi sizinlə paylaşmaq və bu barədə bildiklərimə bir şeylər əlavə etmək üçün buradayam. ¡Hola! Mi nombre es Emre. Que viven en el distrito de Sultangazi, Estambul, Turquía. Tengo 22 años de edad y estudiante en la universidad. Estoy aquí porque de compartir con ustedes lo que yo sabía acerca de los viajes, y para añadir algo a lo que yo sabía.

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User:(WT-en) Zpnssean

Coming soon... ;)

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User:(WT-en) Zserghei/Barcelona

See
See the district articles: Ciutat Vella (Gothic Quarter), Eixample, Gràcia and Barceloneta for detailed listings of sightseeing, museums, churches and other individual places to see in Barcelona.

Overview
Walk around the winding streets and hidden squares, fountains and palaces in the Barri Gòtic (Ciutat Vella).

If you are thinking of visiting several museums, an "articket" will save you some money. It is a combined ticket costing €20 and covering admission to eight museums.

Attractions spanning several districts

 * The 1450 metre long harbour aerial tramway with red cars connects Montjuic and Barceloneta. It starts in Barceloneta on the top of 78 metre tall Torre San Sebastian tower, which has also a restaurant on its top accessible by an elevator. It has an intermediate stop at Torre Jaume I tower (close Columbus monument), which can be reached by elevator from ground--107 metre tall tower, the second tallest aerial tramway support tower in the world. The final point of the tramway is Montjuic. Overall, the tramway is quite old (built in 1929), and the car is packed with tourists during the daytime--particularly sensitive for a stroller or a wheelchair. Currently, the Torre San Sebastian tower in Barceloneta is temporarily closed for renovation, while two other stops work as usual.

Sants-Montjuïc "district"

 * A fake village built in 1929, with replicas of characteristic buildings in Spain (like the Avila walls, the Vall-de-roures town hall, etc). The village hosts the Fondation Fran Daurel, where you can enjoy an interesting Modern Art collection boasting Miró, Picasso, Tapiès and other, mostly Spanish and Catalan, contemporary artists. The audio tour is very worthwhile here. Also worth seeing- the flamenco show at Tablo de Carmen. You can also step into several of the workshops to see craftsmen at work such as glassblowers and leather workers.

 * Miramar viewpoint. This is where you arrive by a harbour cable car. Marvelous place in the spring, full of roses and fountains. Entrance to the cactus garden is nearby.

 * The Montjuïc Castle. Provides a beautiful panorama view over the rest of the city. The Montjuic Castle is in the Montjuic Mount. From the Montjuïc Castle, take the harbor cable car to Barceloneta for more splendid views. [[Image:Barcelona Panorama.JPG|thumb|350px|A view of Barcelona from Montjuic]]

 * Telefèric de Montjuïc cable cars . Newer analogue of the harbour cable car that opened after total renovation in May 2007. Runs between Montjuic Funicular (Parc Montjuïc station) and Castell (Montjuic Castle). Open hours: Apr, May and Oct: daily 10AM-7PM; Jun-Sep 10AM-9PM; Nov-Mar 10AM to 6PM. Adult: one-way: €6, round-trip €8.30. Child (4-12yrs): one-way €4.70, round-trip: €6.30.

 * Montjuic Funicular . Runs from Metro Parallel to Joan Miró Museum.

 * Plaça d'Espanya. Once used for public hangings, Placa d'Espanya was created for the 1929 World Exhibition. The fountain in the center of the square is a great attraction and plays music during the summer. Plaça Espanya is located at the base of Montjuic mount.

 * FC Barcelona, . If you're a football fanatic, then you can't miss a visit to Camp Nou, the home ground for Barcelona's biggest and most popular team and one of Europe's greatest footballing 'cathedrals'. FCB are the only major football club in the world that does not sell advertising space on its strip, and because the club does not want to spoil the aesthetics of its famous red and blue jersey. While they now have a logo on their jersey, they pay for the privilege of using it—FCB contributes millions of euros a year to UNICEF. During the Franco era, FCB were the only way that suppressed Catalans could vent their anger against his dictatorship. Because of that, it became and stil is a symbol of Catalan identity. Camp Nou is the biggest stadium in Europe with a capacity of 98,600 people, with shops and a museum of the club's history. Match tickets start at about €42 and games hardly ever completely sell out, unless it is a match against the hated rivals Real Madrid (a match commonly dubbed El Clásico), one of the other top teams (currently Valencia or Sevilla) or in the Champions League. With the quality in the current team, there are always a few goals, and it is nearly always a resounding win for Barca. Stadium tours are not fantastic, and the audio tour is not really worth it also, but for a quick recent history of matches played there, consult the backs of the doors in the cubicles--most have a lot of graffiti championing their team that played here. It is also unfortunate that the home team changing rooms are not open to the public, only the somewhat dated away dressing rooms, which are not that impressive.

 * FC Barcelona Tickets, Barcelona Football Club . Official Ticket agent for FC Barcelona Tickets. It is a little overpriced than in the stadium but you skip long queues and are assured with the seats you want, and the tickets will be sent to the hotel. Tickets can also be purchased online from a number of websites, such as fc barcelona tickets -  and Spain Ticket Bureau.

 * FC Barcelona basketball: FC Barcelona has professional teams in many other sports, with the most notable being their basketball team . Barça's basketball section has boasted countless Spanish and international stars, and it regularly contends for top honors in both the domestic ACB and continent-wide Euroleague. Note that unlike Barça's football team, the basketball team does have a sponsor's name on its jerseys, namely Spanish insurer Regal. FCB basketball plays at Palau Blaugrana, next to Camp Nou; tickets range from €12 to over €60, depending on the quality of seats and desirability of the match. FCB members receive discounted prices. Barça provides basketball ticket information in English here.

 * Botanical Garden farther after the stadium.

Museums

 * Caixafòrum, Avda. Marquès de Comillas 6-8 (Plaça Espanya), phone 934768600, open Mon to Sun 10am to 8pm, Sat until 10pm. This place hosts great exhibitions. Admission free.
 * Joan Miró Museum (Fondacio Joan Miró), . Parc de Montjuic s/n. Phone 934439470. Open Oct to Jun Tue to Sat 10am to 7pm, Thu 10am to 9.30pm, Sun 10am to 2.30pm, Jul to Sep Tue to Sat 10am to 8pm, Thu 10am to 9.30pm, Sun 10am to 2.30pm. This museum is on the Montjuïc accessible by the metro (L3 Parallel and then the funicular). Treasured museum dedicated to Joan Miró and always has interesting temporary expositions on display. Admission €8,50.
 * Military Museum. In the military fortification on the Montjuic. The museum was closed definitively on 24th May 2009.
 * Palau Nacional. Hosts the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (Catalan National Museum of Art).
 * MNAC (Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya) in the Palau Nacional, . Has the single best collection of Romanesque art in the world, and a fine Gothic collection as well. Includes the Pantocrator from the Taüll Romanesque church. Free on the first Sunday each month (but they close at 14:30).
 * Futboll Club Barcelona Museum, . This is one of Barcelona's most visited museums near the stadium.
 * Catalan Archaeological Museum, . Situated on the Montjuic, it exhibits archaeological findings from Catalunia from different periods.
 * Museu Etnologic (Catalan Ethnographical Museum), . Passeig Santa Madrona, 16*22 (Montjuic); 934 246 807. This museum mainly exhibits exponents, which were imported by Catalan sailors as they explored the new world. Free on the first Sunday each month (11:00AM to 3:00PM)
 * El Museu de l'Esport Olímpic
 * The German Pavillion (El pavelló Alemany) A must-visit if you like architecture, it was designed by Mies van der Rohe.

Many museums have free entry on the first Saturday or Sunday of each month.

Other districts

 * Tibidabo. Located on the mountains of Barcelona (farther north from Gracia) and offers a spectacular view of the city (532 m high). This is a place where according some legends, the Devil tempted Jesus Christ offering him the whole world in exchange for his worship. At the top there is an awesome church, which offers panoramic views of the city. The church is almost surrounded (bizarrely) by a big funfair. You will also find an observatory and an ascendable communications tower nearby. To get there, take the metro to Av. Tibidabo Station, then Tramvia Blau, and then Funicular up to the mountain. It takes a good hour or more from Sants, and a little longer from the center. The beautifully scenic walk down is lined with some un-missable Spanish architecture for your photo album. You can not take photos very well from the tram, but the walk is wonderful. The cafe con leche at the cafe near the church is terrible. Try at the bottom of the funicular.

 * Monestir de Pedralbes, Baixada del Monestir, 9. A beautiful Gothic monastery near the university, there are a picture gallery (the Thyssen Bornemisza Collection), a museum which depicts the monastery life, a church, and a marvelous chapel covered with medieval frescoes.

Museums

 * Museu de Ceramica (Ceramic Museum), Avenida Diagonal 686. At the Gaudi Pedralbes Palace,

 * CosmoCaixa, . Isaac Newton 26; 932 126 050. The city's science museum and probably one of the best places to visit in Barcelona. One of the best science museums in Europe. Located near Avinguda del Tibidabo.

Gaudi architecture and Modernist Barcelona
Gaudi architecture includes the Parc Güell, the still unfinished Sagrada Família and the houses; La Pedrera/Casa Milà and La Casa Batlló.

The Ruta del Modernisme run by Modernisme Centre (Pl. de Catalunya, 17, subterráneo; phone +34 933 177 652): guidebook and discount voucher book for €12. Takes you round all the best Modernisme (art nouveau) buildings in Barcelona. The main part of the route can be walked in a couple of hours, providing you don't stray too far from the main routes. The Tourist Offices offer a pack that includes discounted tickets to many attractions such as La Pedrera and La Casa Batlló. All can be seen from the outside for free.

 * The first building Gaudi has built himself in Barcelona. Can be seen only outside, as it is a property of a private owner. The only exception is May 22 every year, when it is open to "neighbours and citizens". In Unesco World Heritage Sites list since 2005

 * Hosts a large exposition of Gaudi works, covering Sagrada Familia and Casa Batlio, not only La Pedrera itself. The exposition is a good place to start your exploration of Gaudi; it reveals many hidden details for the art novice.

 * This is on a hill overlooking Barcelona, so expect a relatively steep walk to the top (Gracia, Lesseps metro station, then follow arrows that are every 300 m); you will be rewarded with a panoramic view of the whole city. For more off the beaten track, the park can be also reached from metro Vallcarca. The park has two distinct parts, a relatively undeveloped (and uncrowded) natural area near the top of the hill, and the more famous sculpture park below (really crowded most of the time). The sculpture portion is full of walkways and other structures exhibiting the distinct and colorful style of Gaudi, including the famous terrace. The undeveloped part is isolated(?) from the sculpture park with a fence. If you take the bus 24, it is full of pickpockets--be careful)

 * Sagrada Família. Getting up to the tower by elevator costs €2.5, and believe the signs that tell you that the wait could be 120 minutes to ascend. Previously, it was possible to go up the spiral stairs, but now, they allow you only to get back down. The most impressive thing is to see Sagrada Família at night with lights on, this is the time when you understand why people say that it is built of bones. Entrance costs €12. Get the audio commentary for €4 as it is well worth it. You will gain a much better appreciation of the Sagrada Família. Sagrada Família metro station. At busy times, you would be well-advised to take snacks, refreshments and maybe even a personal music player to pass the time in the queue. As of August 2010, there will be a new service of fast entering. Visitors can buy their tickets at any Servicaixa ATM (part of 'La Caixa' bank, easily recognizable by their blue logo and also because there is one just across the street from the entrance) or servicaixa.com https://www.servicaixa.com/nav/landings/es/mucho_mas/sagrada_familia/sagrada_familia.html?loce=es-home-right-3-1-LASAGRADAFAMLIA), they will get a code with which they are going to be allowed to enter the Temple by a fast line. The service has a fee of 1'30€ extra.

 * Often overlooked for La Pedrera, (also by Gaudi), La Casa Batllo is equally as stunning with its unique architecture and infamous two ornamental pillars in the entrance to the terrace. Open for visitors from ground floor to a roof, and down by an old-time elevator.

Non-Gaudi modernisme:
 * Casa Amatller, by Puig i Cadafalch, is a fine work of Modernisme. Open for visitors (free entrance), only ground floor. Check detailed photos and explanation of facade sculptures. It also has a shop that sells fine chocolate (the Amatller family made its money out of cocoa).

With children

 * Museum of Natural History in the Ciutadella Park (Barceloneta)

Do

 * Stroll along the following famous streets:
 * Las Ramblas, a gorgeous tree-lined pedestrian walkway, the busiest and most lively street of the city. Mostly occupied by tourists, expect to pay higher prices for food and drink. Avoid the groups of people supposedly betting on a game played on a cardboard table, they are thieves. Head off into some of the side streets for a cheaper, more local, and authentic experience of Barcelona.
 * La Plaça Catalunya. Connecting all the major streets in the city, the Placa is known for its fountains and statues, and the central location to everything in the city.
 * El Portal de l'Àngel. Large pedestrian walkway with many new and stylish shops to browse in.

 * Cruise miles of beachfront boardwalk starting from Barceloneta or get a tan on the beach.

 * Sit on a wooden bridge to Maremagnum and cool your toes at the waters edge: with a book, sandwich or just for a short rest.

 * Wander the Barri Gotic, the largely intact medieval center of the city.

 * Enjoy your Sangria at La Placa Reial, near the La Rambla Street. Great place to sit,relax and drink.

 * While visiting La Placa Reial, check out a Flamenco show at Los Torantos for just 7 euro . Tarantos is a small bar and theatre on the Placa Reial just off La Rambla. If you just want a half hour taste of Flamenco then check it out. Admission is €7 (2009 prices) for a a 30 minute show of flameno song and dance. Three performances nightly at 20.30, 21.30 and 22.30. There are plenty of other clubs on the Plaza Reial, but watch out for pickpockets in the early hours of the morning!

 * Shake to the beat and dance the night away at one of Barcelona's 200 or so nightspots.

 * Walk in Born, a very popular area with great restaurants and places to have a few drinks. If your accommodation is on Rambla, Born is a great place to escape the crowds, enjoy a relaxed atmosphere and meet off-the-beaten track travellers and non-tourist-industry locals--especially in the evenings.

 * Stroll across the sand on the beach every Sunday night throughout the summer for live music, drinks and swimming.

 * Check out Gràcia: a neighbourhood just off Park Guell, full of local culture, few tourists, and tons of places for relaxing and eating.

 * Visit a Flamenco Show in a real tablao. Tablao de Carmen, which is situated in Poble Espanyol, offers a spectacular flamenco evening. The entrance fee (€31) includes the 1.5-2 hour show, drink and free of charge entrance in Poble Espanyol. A cheaper alternative is the flamenco night in jazzclub Jazz Si in the Raval neighbourhood.

 * Ride the Cable Way to get from the sea front to Montjuïc mountain. €7.50 for one-way ticket. Rides on the Montjuic cable are not included in transit tickets like the Barcelona Card.

 * Check out Montjuïc and its green surroundings, where you can also admire the German minimalist Ludwig Mies van der Rohe 1929 Pavilion or the interesting Caixa Forum building (right in front of the Pavilion).

 * Sit and sip on a coffee in Plaça dels Àngels, while admiring the whiteness of the MACBA and the best street skate tricks in town.

 * Catch a performance at the beautiful Teatre del Liceu and the Palau de la Musica Catalana.

 * Cooking class on traditional Spanish dishes. Get ingredients from La Boqueria; then together with a small group led by a profession chef, cook a few dishes: tortilla, paella and crema catalan; enjoy the meal you prepared.

Sants-Montjuïc

 * In the summer months July and August the outdoor swimming pool is open for public. This pool offers spectacular views over the whole city. The pool is close to exit from the funicular that departs from metro station Parallel; metro ticket is a valid for the funicular.

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