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India is a civilization so ancient and rich that it has attracted travellers, traders and conquerors from time immemorial. A sub continent that calls itself a nation but speaks more than 15 different languages, follows a multitude of faiths, is home to the oldest living city in the world and is one of the few developing nations that has an advanced space programme….India is incredible! We, at New Indian Voyages take you on journeys to the incredible, the beautiful, the exotic, the healing, the wild, the enigma that is India.

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Travellers Tools » Travel Guide Know India

India is a civilization so ancient and rich that it has attracted travellers, traders and conquerors from time immemorial. India which introduced the occident to silk and spices, presented them with the’zero’ and vedic mathematics, has one of the most ancient texts-the Vedas, given the world one of the largest and perhaps the most peace loving religions – Buddhism, practices Hinduism in majority, is home to millions of Muslims and Christians, is the land of turbaned Sikhs and has offered refuge to Jews, Parsis and many others through the centuries. Politically the region of strategic importance as it lies at the fringe of oil rich nations and the new economic dragons of south east asia.

Major International Airports Delhi (North), Bombay or Mumbai (West), Chennai or Madras(South east), Cochin (South west) and Calcutta(East).

Currency Indian Rupee

Languages Hindi and English and 15 different regional languages

Geographically, India expanses from sea level to beyond 8000metres.The whole area from the Himalayas upto the Vindhyas is loosely termed as North India. With the snow capped mountains in the north, the fertile Gangetic plains nurtured by the mighty river Ganga, the ravines of river Chambal ,the marble banks of river Narmada, the Thar desert to the west with its unique architecture in sandstone, The breathtaking beauty of the north east with is tribes of indigenous people is spellbinding. Northern India is really mosaic of culture and people. Home to the famous Taj Mahal, a monument in marble symbolizing eternal love, North India has many heritage sites, including the Stupas of Buddhist era, temples cut out of sheer rock faces with meditation chambers(Ajanta & Ellora), the Sun temple designed like a chariot(Konark), Hawa mahal of Jaipur – a multistoreyed palace with filigreed façade from where the womenfolk of the royal family could watch stately processions.

The land is also endowed with Nature’s wonders and boasts of rich flaura and fauna. The Gir forest reserve is the last recluse of the Asiatic lion, Manas and Kaziranga reserves shelters the one horned rhino, the Indian wild ass roams free in the salty wastes of Gulf of Kutchch and the white tigers are the pride of Ranthambore. India’s effort to protect the endangered species under the umbrella project, Project Tiger, has been a grand success. The many tiger reserves spread across the country are a testimony to this. Of these, Corbett national Park, Kanha – Kisli and Sunderbans are the more widely known. Migratory birds also come to India from as far as Siberia to nest at Chilka Lake in Orissa or in the Gulf of Kutchch. Northern India also enthuses the adventurous with ample facilities for skiing(Auli), white water rafting (Upper Ganga), rock climbing and mountaineering (Himalayas), hang gliding and bungee jumping, Trekking and mountain biking, cave exploring and making desert expeditions. The cuisine of north India is a blend of Persian, mughal and indigenous cuisine. Indian cuisine is famous for the variety of vegetarian dishes and has many spicy non vegetarian dishes.

South India is the land to the south of Vindhyas right upto the Indian Ocean. The southern states are Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala and the Union Territory of Pondicherry. These except for Pondicherry have a similar Dravidian culture. The cuisine is also different with rice as staple diet. Tha area occupies parts of Deccan Plateau to the North and Mountainous tracts of Western and Eastern Ghats bordering the coastline on either side of the peninsula. Fine silks, wooden, brass and bronze handicrafts are some of the attractions. It is also known for spices, tea, coffee and cashews. The temple architecture and other monuments are a must see.The classical arts be it dance or music and folk arts of this region has been appreciated worldwide and people from different countries learn these here from the masters of the art. Ayurveda also attracts many to the southern state of Kerala. The area also has some dense forests with rich flora and fauna and lakes that attract migratory birds from afar. The tropical rain forests of south India are home to many endangered and endemic species of plants and animals.

East India is again different from the rest of the country. Earlier eastern India was the seat of powerful dynasties. Even the colonial British ruled the country from the eastern metro Calcutta before they moved capital to Delhi. The culture of this area is different ,so is the cuisine which uses mustard oil to fry and season.The rich heritage of the area comprising Orissa, Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal reflects in the monuments like Konark temple, the Buddhist viharas of Dhaulagiri and Bodhgaya. The large fertile plains support an economy that is essentially agrarian. Unlike the south, the temples in this are have flatter structures. Classical art forms and folk arts and handicrafts of the region are unique. It is the home of great thinkers and renowned scientists like Vivekananda and J.C. Bose.

Western India is a riot of colour and festivity. The states of Gujrat, Maharashtra, Goa and the Union territory of Daman & Diu make up the region that has the thar desert to the north, the Arabian coast to the west and parts of Chambal ravines and Deccan plateau to the east and south. The area also has commercial and industrialized hubs remains untouched in greater parts. The folkarts, festivals and carnivals are major attractions here. The vibrant culture supports a rich handicrafts industry. It also has some great forts and nice living architecture. The plateau slowly merging with the mountainous Ghats supports a peculiar type of forest and the place has some good hill stations. Goa with mesmerizing beaches, with western influence and colour is a tourist hot spot. Gujrat with its riot of colourful handicrafts and garments also is a hit with the tourist.

India has two group of islands- Lakshadweep which is coral in nature(Arabian Sea) and Andaman & Nicobar Islands which are volcanic in nature(Bay of Bengal). Lakshadweep offers quiet stretches of golden beaches with provision of water sports like scuba diving and snorkelling. Andamans have thick tropical forests with indigeneous tribes on some islands, still unknown to civilised world. It has civilized habitation on some islands and remnants of colonial past on few.

http://www.indianvoyages.com/php/showContent.php?linkid=39&parentid=38

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Say hello to all my friends both domestic and abroad:

I am Shane, a native Beijing people, was born and grown up in a small town east of the Beijing city about 25 kilometers away. From I was 6 years old, I felt I am so interest in learning English, so I always joined in an English Corner to practice my oral English, at the end, I got my English name “Shane” from an American teacher, I like it so much, so I kept using the name until now!

My major in college is English literature. I passed the TEM8 (the highest band for English Major) and got the English tour guide license in Beijing. After I graduated from Beijing International Studies University, I worked as a tour operator in Oriental Travel and learn a lot about tourism, but you know, as a boy, I am not satisfied with working in the office, doing some paper, telephone or computer work, so in the year of 2006, I prepared for my English tour guide Exam and I am lucky at last, I passed the exam and then I worked as an English speaking tour guide until now!

I like my job and I made a lot of foreign friends from all over the world. I feel a little bit satisfied, but at the same time, I got some feedback from some tourists, especially the people who are not the first time here. They told me they want to see something different, something the local people always visited and stayed, heard about that, I feel shocked, so I made up my mind to open a travel service called“Beijing Explore Tour”which means the tourists can tell me what they want to see or experience in Beijing, I will try my best to satisfied their needs, or I can give them some advices to tell them where to go and how to enjoy themselves in a special and unfamiliar places. Everything has a hard beginning, so I need all your support and help. Best Regards and Wishes:SHANE

Services available: 1. Airport or Port Transfer 2. Car or Van Rental for Business/Shopping/Sight-Seeing 3. Tour guides, Translators/Interpreters of English

Mobile: 13718601414 E-mail:shane_xu@sina.com Website: www.explorebeijingchina.com

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Hello, Shanghai.based! Welcome to Wikivoyage.

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I'm a tech journalist living in San Francisco's Tenderloin.

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Shantonu Rae is a Business Analyst in the Travel Domain with experience primarily in (B2B & B2C) portals for booking engines for Airlines, which are integrated with various suppliers (Galileo, Amadeus, Worldspan, Navitaire, Raddix, etc).

Education: PGDCA from IMT Ghaziabad in 2004 BBA from Spicer Memorial College, Pune (under Southern Adventist University, USA) in 2000

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Resident of Shasta Lake, California

Area of interest: Northern California

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Drawing a map with QGIS

Note - this description is based on my limited experience with QGIS. The version I used was 1.7.4 for Windows.

Set-up

 * 1) Download and install QGIS. Versions are available for Windows, Linux and Mac OSX.
 * 2) Download/enable three Python plug-ins -- SimpleSVG, Shaded Relief and GdalTools.

Obtain data
GIS software works by reading data encoded with geographic information (e.g, longitude, latitude, elevation) and renders it as a map. Common file types that QGIS can read are:

 * DEM (Digital Elevation Model) - contains geo-referenced elevation data
 * GeoTIFF - contains geo-referenced elevation data (note - not all TIF files are geo-referenced)
 * KML - a mark-up language kind of like XML that stores vectors, is commonly used by Google Earth
 * SHP (Shapefile) - stores geo-referenced vectors, can be a very powerful format as SHP files are linked to database files with additional information on each vector (shape)

1. Obtain Elevaton / Bathymetry data (if desired)
Elevation data is usually found in DEM format, although it can be as a GeoTIFF in some cases. Good sites for elevation and bathymetry data are:

 * ETOPO1 - Elevation and bathymetry data good for maps covering large areas. GeoTIFF format. The image is downloadable as one (very large) tile so it can be difficult to manipulate in computers with smaller amounts of RAM.
 * SRTM - Elevation info only that covers 50 deg S to 60 deg N. There are a number resolutions:
 * SRTM1 - the best resolution, only available for the US
 * SRTM3 - data files are 1 deg latitude by 1 deg longitude and available for the entire world
 * SRTM30 - DEM files that cover large parts of the world. A good substitute for relief maps if the ETOPO1 file is too big.
 * GeoBase - Elevation data in DEM format for Canada at 1:50,000 and 1:250,000 scales.
 * USGS - Elevation data for the US and the world.

2. Obtain data for Borders, Roads, Rivers and Other Features
Download the data for the features you want in the map. Borders, roads, railroads, rivers, lakes, parks, city locations, etc. will all have their own data file. Free data can be found at:

 * Natural Earth - a large selection of data in the public domain that is good for maps that cover larger areas (countries, large provinces and states). Available scales are 1:10m, 1:50m and 1:110m.
 * GeoBase - Detailed road, hydrology and location names for Canada. Some provinces have also released administrative boundaries.
 * Government websites (federal, state, provincial, municipal) sometimes have GIS departments that publish free data.

Data formats: This data comes in a variety of formats. I prefer SHP files since they are the only vector file type I've been able to reliably export to SVG format from QGIS. Scale: It's helpful to have data sets of similar scale. The ETOPO1 elevation data and Natural Earth road and river data go well together because they have a similar scale (1:10m + ). On the other hand, if you paired Natural Earth river data at 1:10m scale with 1:250,000 elevation data, it won't look good because the river won't follow the more detailed land contours found in the 1:250,000 scale data.

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User:(WT-en) Shawnj94

Shawnj94 is a topsecret user who is part of a high intelligence council. All I.D and actions are top secret and is currently working on Wikivoyage:2008.Shawnj94 has extreme knowledge and great abilities.

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User:(WT-en) Shawspt

Shaw's Point Resort
High Prairie    Alberta     Canada

Campground, resort, fishing

email: [shawspt@telusplane.net]

web site:  [www.shawspointresort.com]

400 seasonal and 250 overnight sites

180 acres with 1/2 mile of beach

store, restaurant, cabins, boat rentals

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United States of America, New York, Hudson Valley, Westchester County, Tarrytown

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User:(WT-en) Sherb

SJH is a Birmingham (England) resident, and has been there for far too long. In his time, he's done extensive travelling in South-East Asia and Japan. Laos is a particular favorite of his. At the moment he's lining up a journey to India, but real life keeps intruding.

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User:(WT-en) Sheridan

I am a regular contributor to wikipedia, I have no idea how much I might contribute to wikivoyage.

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User:(WT-en) Sherillalay

Hello! For the last few years I live in Sofia, Bulgaria. I had my bachelor degree in Travel Services but later I made up my mind and now I study MBA-Marketing. I travel quite often in Bulgaria and from time to time I visit other countries but mainly for business. Meeting new people and cultures is challenging and fantastic experience.

Wikivoyage is a good place to find the exact information you need if you go abroad.

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Please check-out my facebook page YanuyanuART and view activities available at our shop. We are reviving wood-block printing so if you visiting Taveuni, come visit us.

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Just here making small edits, don't mind me :)

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shiitaco@gmail.com

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User:(WT-en) Shikai shaw

Shikai_shaw (shikai shaw) is a Japanese Wikipedian.

Contributions / What links here / Talk page

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User:(WT-en) Shimawa

Citizenship: United States

Occupation: student

Contributing since: April 2007

Places lived:

 * Northern Colorado (19 years)
 * Saint Petersburg, FL (during college)
 * Xiamen, China (semester abroad)
 * Kyoto, Japan (semester abroad)
 * Chengdu, China (semester abroad)

States visited:

 * Alabama (briefly)
 * Arizona
 * Arkansas (briefly)
 * California
 * Colorado
 * DC
 * Florida
 * Georgia (briefly)
 * Hawai'i
 * Idaho (briefly)
 * Illinois
 * Kentucky
 * Mississippi (briefly)
 * New Mexico
 * New York (upstate only)
 * Oklahoma (briefly)
 * Oregon
 * South Dakota
 * Tennesee (briefly)
 * Texas (briefly)
 * Utah
 * Virginia
 * Washington
 * Wyoming

Cambodia

 * Siem Reap

China

 * Beijing
 * Changsha
 * Chengdu
 * Chibi
 * Dali
 * Guangzhou
 * Guilin
 * Hangzhou
 * Heze
 * Jingzhou
 * Kunming
 * Lijiang
 * Louguan
 * Shanghai
 * Qingdao
 * Quanzhou
 * Wuhan
 * Xi'an
 * Xiamen
 * Xiangfan
 * Yangshuo

 * Hong Kong

Japan

 * Himeji
 * Hiroshima
 * Koyasan
 * Kyoto
 * Osaka
 * Shirakawa-go
 * Tokyo

Laos

 * Luang Prabang

Taiwan

 * Taipei

Thailand

 * Chiang Mai
 * Bangkok

Vietnam

 * Hanoi
 * Ho Chi Minh City
 * Hoi An
 * Hue

Articles Created

 * Xiangfan
 * Jingzhou

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User:(WT-en) Shirley90786

hello there,

i am sorry if i make a wrong post here. i am shirley,a girl in beijing with tour guide certificate. after gratuation from my university i have worked in beijing for 5 years, as a tour guide. but i found that i need further study on my english. does anybody could help me and in return i can help you to learn chinese and do some help with your beijing trip. many thatnks! if you need some help ,you can also contact me.

my contact:shirley90786@hotmail.com shirley90786@sina.com

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User:(WT-en) Shivikalake

shivika lake hotel ranakpur situated just 2 kms from the ranakpur jain temple pool overlooking the lake sarounded with mountains. 10 rooms and 10swizz cottage tents email shivikalake@rediffmail.com web site ;shivikalakehotel.com phone 9829191099

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User:(WT-en) Shoestring

Hi, this is Shoestring from Tokyo Japan. I took my user name "Shoestring" from my former traveling style— "on a shoestring". Why former? Umm...you know, my way of traveling have gradually changed from budget to middle class (I hope...), along with the improvement of income (I hope, too...) ^__^.

But I am still loving cheap eating places (such as food court), and enjoying local foods, especially when I am in Southeast Asia. So far I have traveled around 50 countries and areas in the world.

Mostly I am working at the Japanese edition, and occasionally come to the English edition when I get some brief but (seems to be very) useful information (mostly Japanese related) to put in.

In case you leave some messages for me, please leave them on my (WT-ja) Japanese user note page.

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User:(WT-en) Shorkye

''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
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User:(WT-en) Shota

Hello Everyone
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.

Click "Edit" Copy this section Go to your User page Click Discussion Click Edit Paste

That's all. OK, let's try it.

About Me
Write a short introduction here. Make it friendly, but not too personal. Remember that everyone can see this. Avoid last names and personal information that people might use the wrong way. Make sure to tell places you have lived.

My Travel
I have visited these places:
 * Japan
 * Kyoto
 * Okinawa

My Travel Wishlist
I want to visit these places:
 * 1) Italiy
 * 2) Australia
 * 3) America

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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Weedrat

please leave a message on my Wikipdia user page and not here.

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I am also a contributor on the English Wikipedia.

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User:(WT-en) Shushishin

I'm shushishin.

About Me? Hello! I was born in shanghai of China. But i'm a half! smilyBold text

My travel: Taiwan,Japan,China!

My Japanese travel:okinawa,yamanashi,sato,ningata,toyama,sendai,nagano,yishigakisima,aomori,hukusima,sizuoka,gihuken. My pet is a cat.In my blog, you can find it! It's very lovely~ My favour fruit is grape,peach,water melon,honey melon,orange,strawberry.

Last one, I'm be good at swimming,basketball and pingpang!

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User:(WT-en) Shwj

General
I'm Shweta Jadhav from Bombay(India). I love travelling and on my recent trips have consulted Wikivoyage extensively. By contributing new information on places I've visited, stayed and experienced, I wish to give back to the Wikivoyage community.

Travelling opens up one's mind and the easier it is made for someone, the better one would enjoy their experience.

Cheers - Shw J

Places visited in 2011

 * Goa, India
 * Leh - Ladakh, India
 * Lagos, Nigeria
 * Zaria, Nigeria
 * Abuja, Nigeria

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User:(WT-en) SiberianSpireite

British chap, early 30s, living in Chita, Siberia whenever the Russian visa regime permits.

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User:(WT-en) Sibiryak

Сингапур -- островное государство в Юго-Восточной Азии. Основанный как Британская торговая колония в 1819 г., после обретения независимости он стал одной из самых процветающих стран, с лидирующим в мире торговым портом. Сочетая небоскребы и метро современного богатого города с разнородной смесью китайского, индийского и малайского влияния, с сочным тропическим климатом, со вкусной едой, отличными магазинами и бурлящей ночной жизнью, этот город-сад представляет прекрасное место остановки или стартовую площадку в регионе.

Районы

Сингапур -- маленькая страна на маленьком острове, но с четырьмя миллионами человек -- это плотно заселеный город. Центр города, состоящий примерно из Orchard, Riverside и куска Chinatown, в любящем сокращения Сингапуре называется CBD (Си-Бэ-Дэ), Central Business Distric, Центральный деловой район.

 * Balestier, Newton, Novena и Toa Payoh — недорогой ночлег и бирмийские храмы в недалеко от центра.
 * Bugis and Kampong Glam — это старый малайский район Сингапура, теперь в основном запол��енный большими универмагами, хотя Arab Street в черте Kampong Glam вполне заслуживает посещения из-за ее эклектичного сочетания необычных магазинов и ресторанов.
 * Chinatown (китай-город) — район, изначально отведенный для китайского поселения Стэмфордом Раффлсом.
 * East Coast (восточное побережье) — в преимущественно спальной восточной части острова находится аэропорт Changi и множество известных кабачков. Katong знаменит своими Peranakan-скими блюдами, такими как laksa. В Joo Chiat хорошо восстановлены несколько Peranakan-ских домов с характерной изящной архитектурой.
 * Little India (маленькая И��дия) — кусочек Индии к северу от центра.
 * Север и Запад — известные также как Woodlands и Jurong соответственно, составляют жилые и промышленные районы Сингапура.
 * Orchard Road — Километры за километрами магазинов, универмагов и торговых комплексов
 * Riverside — Музеи, статуи, театры, не говоря уже о ресторанах, барах и клубах
 * Sentosa — отдельный остров, планомерно развитый в курорт, Сингапурский родственник Диснейленда.

Адреса
В центре Сингапура система адресов привычна, например, 17 Orchard Road (Оранжерейный проезд, д. 17), но в новых жилых застройках на окраинах может сначала опешить: типичный адрес выглядит как "Blk 505 Jurong West St 51 #01-186". Здесь "Blk 505" - номер квартирного блока, "Jurong West St 51" - название улицы, а "#01-186" означает первый этаж, квартира или торговое место 186. (Нумерация этажей английская, ведется с нулевого "земляного" ground floor.) Первая цифра номера и блока, и улицы -- это номер подрайона (в данном случае 5), упрощает поиски. Шестизначный почтовый индекс, учитывая размеры острова, обычно соответствует ровно одному зданию. Например, "Blk 9 Bedok South Ave 2" -- это "Singapore 460009" или "S460009". Полезный способ поиска адресов - бесплатная система Singapore Street Directory на сети. В большинство такси есть каталог улиц на тот маловероятный случай, что водитель не знает, как вас везти.

Понять

Сингапур -- это микрокосм Азии, заселенный китайцами, малайцами, индийцами и большим числом работников и эмигрантов со всего земного шара (здесь их называют expatriates или ex-pats, экс-патс). Известное авторитарностью государство, с такими неожиданными штрафами, как за несмыв унитаза, Сингапур частично заслужил свою репутацию стерильной предсказуемости, что привлекло насмешливые описания вроде Уильям Гибсоновских "Диснейл��нд со смертной казнью" или "единственный в мире торговый центр - член Организации Объединенных Наций". На самом же деле, эта азиатская Швейцария для многих является радостным облегчением от нищеты, хаоса и преступности большей части азиатского материка. Да и времена меняются, строгие порядки перерастают в мягкие культурные нормы. В общем, если копнуть скрипуче-чистую поверхность, вы раскроете гораздо больше, чем кажется на первый взгляд.

Сингапурские еда и магазины легендарны, это часть национального характера. Вы можете пытаться заговорить с Сингапурцем о политике, погоде, спорте, но ничего не вовлечет их так живо, как Ваш рассказ о новом лотке, торгующем вермишелевым супом по SGD $2,50 за углом третьей аллейки районного базара. Внимательно выслушав Вас, попутно выясняя мельчайшие детали сюжета, Ваш собеседник затем обязательно и подробно поделится секретом расположения настоящего лучшего лотка с супом, дешевле на 10 центов и с меньшим количеством вредного для здоровья соевого соуса. И неудивительно, если Вы тоже падете жертвой пульсирующих хокер-центров (hawker centre, пищевых рядов) и круглосуточных ��афе с дешевой едой со всех частей Азии, и превысите все разумные нормы авиабагажа, закупившись в торговых раях на Оранжерейном проезде (Orchard Road).

В последние годы некоторые социальные ограничения послабляются, и теперь Вы можете прыгать с высот на подвязке резинового каната или танцевать на барной стойке всю ночь напролет, хотя алкоголь все еще очень дорог, а жевательную резинку можно купить лишь в аптеке. Азартные казино откроются в 2009 году в рамках новой Сингапурской программы веселья и развлечений "Fun and Entertainment" с целью удвоения числа туристов и ��величения срока их пребывания. Будьте готовы к дальнейшем послаблениям в будущем!

История
По преданию, шривижаянский (раннемалайский/индонезийский) раджа Sang Nila Utama высадился на острове в 13-м веке, увидев странное существо, показавшееся львом, и решил основать новый город, назвав его "Сингапура", город Льва на санскрите (староиндийском). (В Сингапуре никогда не было львов, и этим загадочным животным был, более вероятно, тигр.) Исторические данные свидетельствуют о том, что остров был населен по крайней мере двумя веками раньше, и именовался Темасек, "Морской город" по-явански (о. Ява -- самый заселенный остров в современной Индонезии и в мире). Однако суматрский шривижанат пал около 1400 года и Темасек, измученный враждующими королевствами Сиам (Тайланд) и яванским маджапахитским раджой, канул в забвение.

Поэтому история Сингапура, каким мы его знаем сегодня, началась в 1819 году, когда сэр Томас Стамфорд Раффлз заключил договор с претендентом на престол султаната Джохора, предложив британскую поддержку наследнику в обмен на право создания торгового поста на острове. Стратегически расположенный у входа в Малаккский пролив, на связке торговых путей между Китаем, Индией, Европой и Австралией, гениальным ходом Раффлза Сингапур был объявлен свободным портом, без торговых налогов и сборов. Купцы, стремившиеся скрыться от обременительных голландских налогов, вскоре превратили торговый пост в один из самых оживленных в Азии, привлекающий рабочую силу отовсюду. Наряду с Пенангом и Малаккой, Сингапур стал жемчужиной британской колониальной короны, и его экономическое благосостояние получило дополнительный импульс, когда пальмовое масло и каучук с соседней Малайи обрабатывались и отправлялись через Сингапур. В 1867 году Сингапур был официально отделен от Британской Индии, и преобразован в напрямую управляемую королевскую колонию.

Когда разразилась вторая мировая война, Сингапурская крепость считалась внушительной британской базой, с массивными военно-морскими укреплениями, на страже от нападения с моря. Однако в крепости не только отсутствовал флот, целиком отозванный на защиту Великобритании от немцев, но и японцы сообразительно предпочли вместо морской атаки переехать через Малайю на велосипедах. Несмотря на спешно развернутые в противоположную сторону пушки, к такому ходу событий англичане совершенно не были готовы. После менее недели боев, 15 февраля 1942 года, с обеспечением на критически низком уровне (в том числе, пресной водой), Сингапур бесславно сдался, а прежние правители колонии были отправлены в тюрьму Changi. Десятки тысяч погибли в последовавшей жестокой оккупации, а возвращение матушки Англии в 1945 году "восстановить отобранное" было далеко не триумфально: было ясно, что ее время истекло.

Наделенный самоуправлением в 1955 году, Син��апур вступил в Малайзийскую федерацию в 1963-м, с уходом англичан. Но после бурных партийных и национальных разногласий, он был фактически изгнан из-за угрозы малайскому доминированию со стороны китайских горожан. Официально, остров сам вышел из федерации с одобрения федерального правительства, и стал государством 9 августа 1965 года. Последующие сорок лет жесткого управления премьер-министром Ли Куан Ю (Lee Kuan Yew) принесли Сингапуру взлет экономики, и страна быстро стала одной из богатейших и наиболее развитых в Азии.Теперь возглавляемая Ли-младшим, Ли Хсьен Луном (Lee Hsien Loong), правящая Народная партия Действия (People's Action Party, PAP, Пи-Эй-Пи) продолжает доминировать на политической арене. За ней 82 из 84 мест в парламенте, причем более половины завоеваны "выборами" из одного кандидата, а оппозиционных политиков регулярно банкротят исками о клеветничестве. Тем не менее, социальные ограничения в последние годы смягчаются, и правительство пытается стряхнуть свой строгий образ. Как будет развиваться хрупкое равновесие между политической и социальной свободой -- настоящий вопрос будущего.

Климат
Всего в полуторах градусах на север от экватора времен года не наблюдается, а погода обычно солнечная. Как правило, дождь проходит почти каждый день в форме неожиданных сильных ливней, которые редко длятся дольше часа. Однако большинство осадков выпадает во время северо-восточного муссона (с ноября по январь), иногда с длительными периодами непрерывного дождя. Впечатляющие грозы случаются регулярно, обычно днем после полудня, поэтому зонт имеет смысл носить все время, и как для тени от солнца, и как укрытие от дождя.

В период с мая по октябрь, лесные пожары на соседнем индонезийском о. Суматра могут вызывать густую дымку, но она непредсказуема, и появляется и исчезает быстро. Текущие данные см. на сайте Национального агентства по окружающей среде.

Среднемесячные температуры:

 * 26°C днем - 24°C ночью в декабре-январе
 * 31°C днем - 26°C ночью в остальное время года.

Высокая температура и влажность в сочетании с отсутствием ветра и почти не менее жаркими ночами могут взять свое от туристов из более холодных частей планеты. Имейте ввиду, что времяпровождение более 1 часа на свежем воздухе может быть очень изнурительным, особенно в сочетании с дополнительной нагрузкой. Сами сингапурцы уклоняются от жары, и для этого есть все основания. Многие живут в кондиционирова��ных квартирах, работают в кондиционированных учреждениях, ездят на кондиционированном метро в кондиционированные торговые центры, соединенные между собой подземными ходами, и упражняются в кондиционированных фитнес-клубах.

Следуйте их примеру, чтобы избежать дискомфорта.

Праздники

Благодаря своему разнообразному населению, Сингапур празднует китайские, мусульманские, индийские и христианские праздники. Год шумно начинается с европейского Нового года и отмечается, как и на Западе, фейерверками и вечеринками в каждом месте отдыха в городе. Особенно знамениты бесноватые веселья с мокрой пеной на пляжах курортного острова Сентоса - по крайней мере, в те годы, когда власти снисходительно разрешают такое относительное дебоширство.

Тем не менее, благодаря влиянию китайского большинства, крупнейшим событием, безусловно, является Китайский Новый Год (или, политически корректнее, Лунный Новый год), проводимый, как правило, в феврале. Фестиваль длится в течение не менее 42 дней, но безумное предвосхищение кульминации происходит накануне ночи новой луны, с восклицаниями "гон зи фа цай" ("поздравления и процветания"), красной мишурой, мандаринами, апельсинами, повсеместными картинками зодиакального животного и толпами покупателей в очередях Китай-города. Следующие два дня проводятся с семьей, и бо́льшая часть острова вымира��т, а потом жизнь возвращается в норму... за исключением финального всплеска Chingay (Чингей) -- красочного парада вдоль Оранжерейного проезда десять дней спу��тя.

В 2007 году парад проводится 24 февраля в 19:00, начиная от Оранжерейной улицы Orhcard Road. Как и в прошлом году, состоится и предварительный просмотр, 23 февраля в 19:30 -- фактически, даря два парада. После парада 24-го, Orchard Road поделится на три праздничных зоны. Между Paragon и Ng Ann City будут танцоры самба и живота. Между Heeren и Meritus Mandarin -- хип-топ. Между Faber House/Somerset MRT и Orchard Plaza/Killiney Road -- детский карнавал. Эти зоны будут открыты с 21:30 до 23:30.

A party after Parade 2 on February 24 will divide the Orchard Road area up into three "party zones." Zone 1, between Paragon and Ngee Ann City, will have Samba dancers and belly dancers. Zone 2, between The Heeren and Meritus Mandarin, will have a Hip Hop theme. Zone 3, from Faber House/Somerset MRT to Orchard Plaza/Killiney Road, will be geared toward children and include a carnival. The part zones open at 9:30pm and close at 11:30pm.

Въезд
В Сингапуре очень жесткие законы против наркотиков: незаконный оборот карается смертной казнью, распространяемой также и на иностранцев. Как и везде, путешественники должны бдительно следить за с��оим багажом. Параноикам стоит еще отметить, что в Сингапуре преступлением является любое присутствие наркотиков в организме, даже если они потреблялись за пределами страны.

Беспошлинные норма провоза алкоголя -- 1л крепких напитков, 1л вина и 1л пива на одного человека. Сигареты вообще не могут быть ввезены беспошлинно, помимо одной открытой пачки. Иностранцы могут избрать заплатить пошлину или оставить таможенникам на хранение до отъезда; у местных жителей выбор между уплатой или свидетельством уничтожения сигарет.

Транспорт
Перемещаться по Сингапуру просто: система транспорта -- одна из лучших в мире. Основные виды -- метро MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) и LRT (Light Rail Transit). Недорогие и надежные, их сеть охватывает почти все точки интереса туристов. Билеты можно купить в автоматах или у кассира, цена зависит от расстояния, и варьируется от 0,80 до 2,00 сингапурских долларов. Пересадки бесплатны. Обратите внимание, что в Сингапуре "subway" означает "подземный переход".

Автобусы соединяют всевозможные уголки Сингапура. Платить можно наличными, но нужно без сдач��, поэтому легче всего пользоваться карточкой. При посадке, впереди автобуса нужно прикоснуться карточкой к счетчику, и с нее будет снята максимальная стоимость проезда. При выходе, нужно прикоснуться еще раз, и тогда будет возвращена разница в цене. На линиях иногда работают контролеры.

Такси относительно недорого, но со сложой системой наценок за вызов по телефону, ночью, проезд по центру, праздники, часы пик и т.п. -- все они показываются на счетчике. Кредитные карты принимаются не всегда, и услуга стоит дополнительные 15%.

Трехколесные велосипеды с тележкой (трайшо, trishaw) рассчитаны, в основном, на туристов, и охотятся на них в Китай-городе и вдоль реки. Здесь особо не поторгуешься: короткий проезд стоит 10-20 сингапурских долларов, а час экскурсии по городу все 50. Для целевых передвижений не рекоммендуется.

Туристические бомжелодки (bumboats) скользят вдоль реки, с них хорошие виды на центр города. На пароме можно доехать до необитаемых южных островов на пикник и купание в заводях.

Сингапур -- самый дружелюбный для пешеходов город в юго-восточной Азии. Классические прогулки включают маршруты вдоль реки от статуи морского льва Merlion до пирсов Quays, и в Китай-городе, маленькой Индии и в Бугисе. Единственное неизбежное препятствие -- тропическая жара и влажность. Носите с собой платки вытираться от пота, и обязательно воду для питья. Разбивайте прогулку на части, заходя в кондиционируемые кафе, магазины и музеи. Избегайте пик дневной жары, гуляя утром и после обеда.

Приколы
Месяц с экватора виден в лежачем положении. На гербе Сингапура он так и изображен: см. бумажные деньги и монеты.

У Сингапура есть кличка "fine city", что означает как и "прекрасный город", так и "город штрафов": у слова "fine" два значения. В городе строгие законы в отношении даже мелких правонарушений, которые обычно сходят с рук в других странах. Например, запрещается переходить улицу не по переходу или на красный свет, есть и пить в общественном транспорте, плевать, сорить. Это сделало Сингапур та��им чистым и безопасным, даже ночью, каким он есть, хотя в последнее время послабление чувствительно и в сфере законоблюдения.

В туалетах обычно есть по крайней мере один "азиатский" унитаз -- вровень с полом. Считается, что это полезнее для здоровья.

Движение левостороннее, будьте осторожны при переходе улиц: машины выворачивают в с неожиданной стороны!

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GIVING SHELTER IN MOST COMFORTABLE, FRIENDLY WAY AND MAKING YOU FEEL WELCOME & AT HOME, A NICE BREAKFAST AND PROVIDING YOU A LOT OF FREE SERVICES FOR A LOWEST PRICE.

The hostel contains:

* 3 dorms with shared sleeping facilities and spacious private lockers * 2 comfortable, luxurious and clean bathrooms & toilets, including a free laundry service and a      fully equipped kitchen * Reception with lots of cultural & tourist information and friendly informative atmosphere with much (photographic) attention for the cultural & architectural heritage of Transylvania * 2 PC's with fast Internet connections and free use of wireless Internet * Spacious, cozy garden with wooden benches & tables and a patio curled around by wine ranks. * Safe car, motorbike or bicycle parking * (Real) breakfast included: bread, margarine, jam, muesli with yogurt. Coffee, tea & cooled mineral water for free day & night.

Price per night: 13 Euro (groups discount possible)

Sibiu Travelers Hostel pursuits to be just some more then a regular hostel, not only giving shelter and good services for a nice price. We also try to make people enthusiast for the richness of Romanian culture, history, architecture, traditions and arts in general, emphasizing the rareness of the highly preindustrial character of the area. Therefore we have given much attention to the accessibility & accuracy of the information and an attractive design of Sibiu Travelers Hostel website!

Also we strive for the creation of a network of hostels, pensions, simple hotels, touristic organizations and individuals with similar historical & cultural aims, finally resulting in some kind of national culture quality label. Feel free to contact us and of course we very much welcome to receive your comments, critics and suggestions.

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User:(WT-en) Siciliangems

Welcome to our Wikivoyage webpage, Sicilian Gems is a UK Travel Agency Based in Sicily just outside Cefalu on the North Coast.

As a company Siciliangems are totally committed to providing our clients with an authentic Sicily experience whilst working in partnership with the local Sicilian people offering rental of their villas, apartments and hotels. We also look to promote environmentally friendly and sustainable tourism in Sicily. We have also prepared a series of Sicily information pages to allow you to learn about what makes Sicily so very special.

Please have a look at our new "Sicily Tailor Made" section which details how we can put together your perfect holiday combinations with new and exciting villas, apartments or hotels in alternative locations.

Siciliangems website: []

Come and find your own hidden Sicilian gems ! Hope to see you soon.

Our Aims:

To provide clients experience of the real Sicily. To provide individual and value for money service to clients. To work with local Sicilian People and Community. To promote environmentally friendly and sustainable approach to Tourism. To promote the National Parks of Sicily.

Deborah Hawkins.

Deborah has trained in the travel and tourism industry for the last 5 years and has spent most of that time travelling within Sicily and Italy as well as the countries of Greece and Spain.

She spent her first years as a travel representative and then trained to become a tour guide in Sicily/Italy, Guiding excursions to such places as Etna, Syracuse the Aeolian Islands Rome and many wine tours.

Debs has worked for Irish, Italian and English companies over the years and has also trained and qualified as a certified Sommelier in London and in 2002 completed her grade level 2 qualification.

She is a fascinating travel companion for the tours in Sicily, Many of her stories been given to her by local folk of the regions as a result her love of the Island runs very deep.

You will receive a greater insight into the local histories, politics and resources of the Island, whilst having a lot of fun along the way.

Rob Salmon.

When Rob first came to Sicily he fell in love with the relaxed way of life, the welcoming people and the amazing scenery. It only seemed natural that he should stay and form Sicilian Gems with Debs.

Trained as a Civil Engineer and worked as a Construction Site Manager in the UK and abroad, works included the construction of the Jubilee Line Extension ( London, UK ), the Dublin Port Tunnel ( Dublin, Ireland ), Temporary Field Accomodation erection for the British Army ( Kosovo ) and various smaller contracts in the North West of England.

Experienced walker and outdoor enthusiast Rob has over 20 Years of hill walking experience coupled with a love of the Sicilian Countryside and looks forward to sharing this with you on guides walks in the mountains which are now his home. This local knowledge will ensure that you experience the beauty of the Sicilian countryside first hand.

As a trained emergency First Aider you will be in good hands with Rob who has also been a Safety and Training officer for Loughborough University Speleogical ( Caving ) Team in the past before coming to Sicily.

Last but not least is Baggi, Il Gatto Nero ( the black cat ) who keeps us company at home. He has come to love Sicily and loves nothing better than gathering up the local wildlife and presenting it to us.

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User:(WT-en) Siddiqui

My name is Farhan Ahmad Siddiqui (فرحان احمد صدیقی). I am:

 * a Computer Programmer working with Java and Oracle Database

 * a life-long student of Arts, Anthropology, Astronomy, Genealogy,  History, Human Geography, International Relations and Science

 * a member of Shaikh, Siddiqui and Shaikh Siddiqui families of Pakistan

 * a contributor of Shaikh Siddiqui Family website.

 * 69.194.136.40 is my IP address, sometimes I forget to login, so all contribution under this IP address belong to me.

You can contact me at email: farhan_siddiquiXworkmail.com (Remove 'X' and replace by @ sign).

Awards
Wikipedia:User:Siddiqui

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User:(WT-en) Siebrand

Just visiting. Mostly active on translatewiki.net (MediaWiki localisation), Dutch language Wikipedia, and Wikimedia Commons.

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User:(WT-en) Siegiga

Hello I am siegiga and I like to travel around the world and contribute any information I know about the seaside towns and cities on the city own page on wikivoyage.

I joined in July 2009 and one of my first edit on here was correcting a mistake for accommodation listed on here. When I travel to a destination I stay in two hotels and not just one. Then I add the inn to the destinations webpage on wikivoyage.org if it is not already added. My journey for 2010 so far includes so the following stay at these.

I will update when I next travel to a new city for this year. I also use wikivoyage to see which accommodations are mentioned before my journey date.

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User:(WT-en) Sigmundur

Regular Wikipedian, mainly English, but also sometimes German, Finnish and Swedish too (in that order, more or less).

Ademas, hablo poquito espanol y chino (solo los acentos y simbolos chinos no funcionan antes de que ajusto el SCIM un poco...); puedo leerlos pero no me atreva escribir algo x:

As for travelling, I've done some and am eager to do some more. Oftentimes I would rather move abroad for a bit longer time than just visit (one year is fine). That'd actually also be worth a regular section in Wikivoyage: Get a Job  (:

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User:(WT-en) Sillybillypiggy

I am a wikipedia editior

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User:(WT-en) Silvertravel

This user is a Sockpoppet of User:(WT-en) Leonardo Hotels

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User:(WT-en) Simarprit

Living between San Jose, CA, USA & New Delhi, India, I have resolved to contribute to Wikivoyage extensively.

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User:(WT-en) Similandiver

Info
Name - Paul Land

Home - Khao Lak, Thailand

Interests - Scuba diving, Snorkeling, Good Food, Beaches, Warmth

Wikivoyage
I have traveled my whole life, looking for the place to call home. For the last 5 years that has been Khao Lak. With all the things I look for in life - good diving, good food and good people, this is sure to be home for a while.

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User:(WT-en) Simone

Hi! I am a 25 y.o. guy, graduated at Università Cattolica in Milan and I live in Monza. I stayed 10 years in Turin and i know that city pretty well, so, if you need some info, just ask!

Docent
If you need some specific informations or advices on Milan or Monza, please contact me using my talk page or Email me.

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User:(WT-en) SimoneLehr

I am a wikivoyage user from New Zealand.

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User:(WT-en) Simonemb

More on me in (WV-it) it:wikivoyage

Thank you very much!!!

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User:(WT-en) SimonHadley

Simon Hadley is currently in Sofia, Bulgaria (where I am living and working).

A bit about me
My name is Simon Hadley, I'm 24 years old and I was born in England (Warwickshire).

Where I've been
Netherlands etc)
 * Finland (Oulu, Rovaniemi, Helsinki)
 * Bangladesh (Dhaka, Mymensingh)
 * Thailand (Bangkok, Ko Pha Ngan)
 * South Africa (Johannesburg, Pretoria, Sabie)
 * Swaziland
 * Botswana
 * Mozambique (Maputo, Tofo Beach)
 * Egypt (Cairo, Luxor, Aswan)
 * Zambia (Livingstone, Lusaka)
 * Turkey (Istanbul)
 * Bulgaria (Sofia, Sozopol, Veliko Turnovo)
 * India (New Delhi, Varanasi, Agra, Jaipur, Amritsar)
 * Zanzibar
 * Western Europe (ie, France, Spain, Belgium, Germany, Austria,

N.B. A lot of my modifications on these entries were made before I had a wikivoyage account and so are uncredited, most notably Livingstone but also Sabie and Tofo Beach

Where I'm going next

 * Iceland (hopefully summer 2012)

Where I'd like to go

 * Rio, Brazil
 * Amazon, Brazil
 * Salar de Uyuni Bolivia
 * Iguaçu Falls, Argentina, Brazil
 * Inca Trail, Peru
 * Wild Penguins
 * Budapest
 * Petra, Jordan
 * Jerusalem, Israel
 * Silk Road or part of it
 * New Zealand

I would recommend

 * Livingstone Island, Zambia
 * Swimming with Dolphins and Whalesharks, Tofo Beach, Mozambique
 * Abu Simbel, Egypt
 * Makgadikgadi Salt Pans and contrasting Okavango Delta, Botswana
 * Eating in the Golden Temple in Amritsar
 * Seeing the Northern Lights in a small village north of Rovaniemi
 * Body-boarding down the Zambezi river in Livingstone
 * Seeing santa (the real one) in Rovaniemi

Most Memorable travel experiences
(not mentioned above)
 * Being chased by angry monkeys on a rooftop in Varanasi
 * Tearing a ligament in my ankle and then Bungee Jumping anyway 2 days later in Livingstone

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User:(WT-en) SimonMayer

My Links

 * Sounds That Soothe - Meditation music - Sounds That Soothe - producer and retailer of music for relaxation, meditation and stress relief. Our music has been composed to gently soothe the stress and strain of the day and promote a calmer way of living. "Silver Streams" - Relaxation & Meditation Music CD - "Silver Streams" by Sounds That Soothe - Music to Calm and Relax. Melodic, instrumental pieces written and produced by composer Martin Mayer. Developed to relieve stress and aid the body in relaxation. Over 55 minutes of warm orchestral movements and original nature sounds, inspired by the beautiful views of the Peak District, England. Great for meditation and yoga. Can be used to block out background noise and to promote good sleep. Great as a gift. Send someone you care about some soothing sounds.

Sounds That Soothe - music to calm and relax. Music for stress relief composed and produced to be warm soothing, serene and to completely relax body and mind. Meditation music, relaxing music, yoga music, or massage music is written to help anyone enhance their personal environment at home or work or wherever they experience stress. Relaxing sounds can be used as massage music to enhance the experience. Inspiring serenity for yoga, massage, meditation, sleep, music therapy or relaxation. Added nature sounds along with instrumental pieces to calm and relax

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User:(WT-en) Simon Peter Hughes

My name is Simon Peter Hughes. I was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, England in 1973. I went to university in Bradford from 1991 to 1995.

I have been teaching English as a foreign language since 1997. I have lived and worked in Turkey, Poland and Japan. Since 2003, I have been living in the town of Longtan in Taiwan and teaching English to children.

I have also visited Ireland, France, Spain, China and Malaysia.

My activities on other wikis

 * My userpage on Wikipedia.
 * My userpage on Wikibooks.
 * My userpage on Wikisource.
 * My userpage on Wikiquote.
 * My userpage on Wikimedia Commons.
 * My userpage on Wikia.
 * My userpage on SikhiWiki.
 * My userpage on the Spaghetti Western Database.
 * My userpage on WikiHow.

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User:(WT-en) Sindlinger

My wife and I try to travel whenever possible - spring breaks [she's a teacher], summer, winter break -anytime.

You can see some of our pictures in my flickr account. As I figure out how to contribute here w/o screwing anything up, I'll add some comments and notes on places we've been and things we've done.

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User:(WT-en) Singa

I have always heard that Singapore was the cleanest city on earth with all their laws regarding chewing gum, littering and many other laws. After many years I decided to plan a trip for three days to see Singapore and visit all the major attractions I was thinking one day should be enough. I decided to plan my trip so that I could see how the city would look like during the day and night since most countries in Asia have an exceptional vibrant night life. I used wikivoyage.org to help me plan my trip but they didn't have all the information available, so I used the following website to help me look up streets around Singapore StreetMap@Singapore, for train timetables and MRT Pass SingaporeTouristPass and finally for hotels in Singaporewhich has helped me create the itinerary I used for my trip.

Day 1 North and West:

 * Morning: Botanic Gardens
 * Afternoon: Singapore Science Centre,
 * Evening: Night Safari
 * Dinner: Marina Bistro

Day 2 Chinatown:

 * Morning: Thian Hock Keng Temple
 * Afternoon: Buddha Tooth Relic Temple
 * Evening: Chinatown Heritage Centre
 * Dinner: Blue Ginger Restaurant

Day 3 Riverside/Historic District:

 * Morning: Asian Civilisations Museum, Raffles Statue
 * Afternoon: Merlion Park, Sentosa
 * Evening: Singapore Flyer
 * Dinner: Raffles Grill

I was disappointed that it did not live up to the hype of the cleanest city in the world. People were littering openly and some people even chewed chewing gum and the officials didn't seem to mind. Overall the trip to Singapore was awesome and I enjoyed every minute of it, the people were very friendly and helpful. I really recommend Singapore as a stopover destination instead of a holiday destination unless you are visiting friends or relatives

Future Trip Plan
I will post my plan for a trip here

HotelsCombined is sponsoring me to help spread the word about things to do in Singapore and my future travels. You can see the most complete accommodation list I’ve come across on the Internet. Their engine searches for hotels and rates across all major travel websites.

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User:(WT-en) Singkong

A quick intro
Real name: Chris Watkins.

Born: Sydney, Australia, 1970.

New to Wikipedia in 2005, and now just discovered Wikivoyage. I've mainly contributed to Wikipedia on Indonesian issues so far.

I spent two years total in Indonesia (in 1995-96, and 1998-2000). Having realised I like it there more than here, I am buying a one-way ticket to SE Asia this year (2005). Starting in Indonesia, then Thailand, and with many other places to see, it will combine work and travel. I expect I will learn many interesting things which I can share through the wonderful world of Wiki.

--(WT-en) Singkong 01:55, 9 Jul 2005 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Sininen

I am a german geek with nature ambitions. I lived also in Finland and England. If I go places, I like to get some special feel, beyond the 'watching the surface'. I also like walking/hiking, so you will find that I contribute hints where to spend a nice day out exercising your feet while enjoying nice sights.

Note & comment also the contributions I made as 81.129.6.55

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User:(WT-en) Sinnerman

21 year old avid traveller from Uppsala, Sweden.

Next trip: ARN-VIE-BKK//KUL-SYD-AKL-RAR-LAX-LHR-ARN

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User:(WT-en) Sipadan

This is the wikivoyage account for Diving Sipadan, Sabah, Borneo, East Malaysia.

Website: Sipadan.com

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User:(WT-en) Sir Nicholas de Mimsy-Porpington

I live in Cambodia and travel around Vietnam once in a while.


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User:(WT-en) Sir Stig

I am the Stig.

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User:(WT-en) Sirtrebuchet

Please see my Wikipedia user page.

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User:(WT-en) Sisoslonik

I am travelling a lot around the world because of my job. I have found Wikivoyage to be a very useful resource of information before travel. I am from Slovakia, a small beautiful country in the heart of Europe.

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User:(WT-en) Sissou

Hello !!

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User:(WT-en) Siung99

I am an Indonesian who enjoys travelling and eating.

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User:(WT-en) Sivakasiinfo

Hai I am from Sivakasi, I am interest to enter sivakasi details

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User:(WT-en) Sixzilly

I am an Indonesian, was born in 1975 and grew up in Jakarta, Indonesia. I moved to Hanover, Germany in 2001 and lived there until 2005 while doing my PhD. I am currently living in Lausanne, Switzerland. I am a scientist, a cellular biologist to be more exact.

I started becoming Wikivoyage contributor after finding the article about Lausanne, which is a star article, and thus helped me a lot to know my new city. I then found the page of Hanover almost empty and immediately started working on it. I think it's a pity to have nothing written about such a lively city like Hanover, and not to mention that it was going to be one of the World Cup 2006 host city.

Docent
I have just put myself as docent for Hanover and Jakarta, so please feel free to contact me through my email XYZsixzilly@yahoo.de (please remove the 'XYZ' first when emailing) or my talk page. I can probably also help you for other destinations in Indonesia and Germany but since I don't live there anymore I might not know the newest info. But I promise to try my best.

Trips planned
Hope I can contribute more later. My big vacation will be done at the end of the year and we plan to go to one great spot in Indonesia and another in Southeast Asia. If my research goes well and my boss agrees to pay for some conference trips, I will certainly travel more (there will be a big stem cell conference in Cairns next year!).

Places visited
ASIA
 * Indonesia: Bandung, Bogor, Purwokerto, Yogyakarta, Solo, Bali, Lombok, Madiun
 * Singapore

AUSTRALIA: Sydney, Cairns, Melbourne, Brisbane, Surfers Paradise, Byron Bay, Lorne

AMERICA
 * US: Boston, New York City, Orlando, Fort Lauderdale

EUROPE
 * Austria: Vienna
 * Belgium: Brussel
 * France: Paris, Ardèche (Vallon Pont d'Arc)
 * Germany: Hannover, Hamburg, Bremen, Berlin, Dusseldorf, Hildesheim, Heidelberg, Ladenburg, Göttingen, Mannheim, Celle
 * Italy: Cortona, Florence, Milan
 * The Netherlands: Utrecht, Amsterdam
 * Spain: Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia
 * Switzerland: Lausanne, Vevey, Geneva, Zurich, Montreux, Zermatt, Brig, Lucerne, Brunnen, Bern, Bellinzona, Lugano, Verzasca Valley, Locarno, Interlaken
 * UK: London, Reading, Oxford, Cambridge, Bath

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User:(WT-en) Sj

Greetings, stranger. I've travelled about the United States, mainly by car and plane, and about Canada, Chile, Germany, Kenya, Switzerland... Beijing, Dar, Paris, London, and Milan. I only used travel guides in Kenya and Beijing, but look forward to using more of them in the future.

See Wikipedia:User:Sj for more laughs.

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User:(WT-en) Sjc

Yeah, yeah, it's me from Wikipedia.

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User:(WT-en) Sjc196

I live in Kent, in the UK.

I have travelled to a number of countries around Europe and further afield, either for holidays or to compete in Taekwon-Do competitions, and I hope to use some of my experiences of these countries to add to this great site...

So far I've managed to visit England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, The Channel Islands, Gibraltar, France, The Netherlands, Spain, Italy (including San Marino and The Vatican), Switzerland, Austria, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Turkey, Canada (Alberta) and the USA (Colorado).

I am due to visit Portugal this summer.

Useful links / information

Manual of Style

Article Templates

Image Upload page

Articles needing attention

Votes for Deletion

Accents:

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à - ALT+133

ä - ALT+132

å - ALT+134

ç - ALT+134

é - ALT+130

ê - ALT+136

ë - ALT+137

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ô - ALT+147

ö - ALT+148

ò - ALT+149

ó - ALT+162

û - ALT+150

ù - ALT+151

ú - ALT+163

ß - ALT+225

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User:(WT-en) Sjeapes

I currently live in Portsmouth, UK, but I've lived in London for several years

Travelled to (most recent first) China (Several locations) Prague France Mexico (Several cities) and several other European cities.

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User:(WT-en) Sjoerd

Hi.

My name is Sjoerd, I live in Utrecht, The Netherlands. I grew up in Wageningen

I very much like to travel. My destinations outside western Europe:

 * 2011, March: Boston & New York, U.S.A.
 * 2011, January: Krakow, Poland
 * 2009, August: Budapest and Lake Balaton, Hungary
 * 2008, July: Beijing, Xian and Shanghai, China
 * 2007, August: Sofia and Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria
 * 2007, March: St. Petersburg, Russia
 * 2006, July: Odessa, Ukraine
 * 2006, April: Athens, Greece
 * 2005, July: Merida/Yucatan, Mexico

Over the years I've made various visits to Germany, Belgium and northern France as well. In my youth my parents took me on holidays, usually to France, but we've also been to various places in Belgium and Germany, and visited Luxembourg, England, Spain and Switzerland some time. In 2002 we visited western Canada. In 2004 I visited Naples, Italy on a school trip.

I can appreciate my own country as well. My favourite cities are Utrecht, Wageningen, Amsterdam, Arnhem, Sneek and The Hague. My favourite natural features of the Netherlands are: Veluwe, Utrechtse Heuvelrug, Amelisweerd, Vechtstreek and the lakes of Friesland

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User:(WT-en) Sjors

For everything except Dutch and English, the babel table refers to my ability to read and understand a language. Writing is a different story; I will probably be able to produce something understandable. The definition is a bit vague on the difference between reading and writing (and for obvious reasons the translations are even more inconsistent). The best example of this problem would be Afrikaans; this language is very similar to Dutch. I can read it quite well and I will answer in Dutch, which they will understand easily. I've seen the same happening in conversations between Polish & Slovak and Dutch & German native speakers.

But I love these kind of initiatives!

I put some of my travel experiences on my Couchsurfing profile.

For now, find out more about me on http://www.sprovoost.nl.

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User:(WT-en) Sjovanstevei

I am Donald Kennedy. I'm a 20 year old, out of work, full-time student finishing up my sophomore year of a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. I reside in New York. My favorite coding environment is in any *nix operating system, when making use of vim and screen.

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User:(WT-en) Sjp

Hopefully I will be able to post some useful information on Wikivoyage this summer.

Travel Itinerary
May 29 Hong Kong

June 6 Cambodia (Angor Wat, PP?)

June 10 Vietnam (HCMC, Hoi An, Hanoi?)

June 16 Beijing, China

August 12 Shandong Province, China (Yantai, Qingdao, others)

August 22 Home for two days, then back to school

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User:(WT-en) Skayser

Me: 27 years. Originally from Germany and currently travelling around NZ, OZ, China and SE-Asia since October 2007.

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User:(WT-en) SKC

If you want to know who I am, or stuff about me, visit my Wikipedia user page.

By the way, these all appear to be me, as these numbers appear everytime I make an edit and am not logged in:

 * 81.79.98.55
 * 84.65.57.87
 * 84.67.233.93
 * 84.67.19.36
 * 84.69.48.239

Plus a few more that appear to me :-S

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User:(WT-en) Skecanj

Sandra Essary is a travel writer who has visited nearly all of the United States, all European countries (except Austria), Greece, Mexico, and various Caribbean islands. She writes for Yahoo!, Trip Advisor, and other online and print magazines. She specializes in California, beach vacations, camping, and little-known destinations. Her travel blog is at http://travelnuggetz.com.

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User:(WT-en) Skibumkayaker

Greetings from SkiBumKayaker (Brian T. Foley, Ph.D.) in Los Alamos, New Mexico. I use the same user name in Wikipedia, where I contribute a bit. I'm 51 years old, married, with two children. I am a member of the board of directors of the Los Alamos Ski Club, owners/operators of the local ski area. If you have questions about skiing or hiking opportunities in New Mexico or suggestions for WikiTravel articles on the area, drop me a line!

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User:(WT-en) Skiposeidon

Hi, my name is Rajan Mathew. I am a family man with a passion for Information and Travel... I'm glad I am able to share my views and ideas and people will be able to benefit by them... rather than box it all up in my head...

My areas of interest are Global Tourism & Travel and Passenger Transportation Systems. I especially analyse Surface Mass Transportation (Bus and Railway Systems)

Contributions to WikiTravel include

Cochin - Getting Around - Bus - http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Cochin#Bus

Mumbai - Getting Around - http://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Bombay#Getting_Around

While these topics have been started with basic content from others I have provided indepth firsthand information on the same.

Happy Reading Take Care Rajan Mathew Visit My Website by clicking here http://www.geocities.com/rajanmathew70

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User:(WT-en) Sksmith2

Glendale is a city in Arizona. These are the top 5 accommodations in Glendale.

The Renaissance Hotel and Spa: For those of you who like high class hotels, this is the one for you! The Jobbing.com arena, The Phoenix Stadium, and the Herd Museum are all very close. This beautiful place has 320 rooms. It is a 4-star hotel with a guest rating of 4.8 out of 5.

Hampton Inn and Suits: This hotel is a little more family based and economical. Its within walking distance of the Westgate center with great shopping and restaurants.

Ramada Arrowhead Mall Hotel: This hotel is a little more North Glendale than the ones by the stadiums. Its an economy hotel in the Arrowhead Mall shopping center. Stay at this hotel for a different view of Glendale, and a different shopping experience.

Gaslight Inn: This is a very unique little bed and breakfast. It has 10 rooms, each extremely different. The coffee cafe serves breakfast to its residents and lunch and dinner to the public and on weekends it features live Jazz music. There also is a small wine bar inside. This is really the perfect place for a historic stay in Downtown Glendale.

Staybridge Suites: This hotel, the Residence Inn Marriott, and the Springhill Suites Marriott are all bunched together near west Glendale and right across the street from Cabela's. They all have very competitive prices and very nice interiors. link title

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User:(WT-en) Skullen

Hi, I'm new here. Be kind :)

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User:(WT-en) Skyapp

I am a traveller and I like the values associated with wikipedia and wikivoyage. I can help fact check, and I would be only pleased to add more information to places I am visiting.

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User:(WT-en) Skyduster

Hi, I'm Eric G. "Skyduster"

I am a native of Chicago, Illinois, USA. I've been traveling abroad since I was only 6, mostly to Europe. Recently, I've had the opportunity to visit more places here in the US. There are scores of places still on my list to visit.

Growing up with exposure to both sides of the Atlantic, I've developed a sense of not really belonging to any specific place and belonging to everywhere at the same time. I am very easy to get along with, but I always find myself making the strongest connections with other people from the travel and expat communities.

Countries visited

 * USA (home)
 * Belgium
 * Canada
 * France
 * Germany
 * Greece
 * Italy
 * Spain

Places lived
I am a native and current resident of Chicago. Growing up, I have spent considerable amount of time living in Athens, Greece and Paris, France.

Places I'm 'most' familiar with
These are the places that have stuck best in my memory, and have at least considerable familiarity with:

USA
 * Chicago, IL
 * Miami, FL
 * Los Angeles, CA
 * Santa Barbara, CA
 * Washington, DC
 * Wisconsin
 * Alaska

Canada
 * Toronto

France
 * Paris
 * Chartres in Ile-de-France
 * French Riviera -or Côte d'Azur- especially the towns of Nice, Antibes, and Cannes
 * Dijon and adjacent wine region
 * Avignon in Provence
 * Languedoc-Roussillon region, particularly the towns of Carcassonne, Perpignan, Nîmes, Sète and the Pays Cathares region
 * Saint Malo in Brittany
 * Mont Saint Michel in Normandy

Greece
 * Athens
 * Thessaloniki in Macedonia region
 * Rhodes in the Dodecanese Islands
 * Corfu in the Ionian Islands
 * Santorini in the Cyclades
 * Peloponnese region, particularly the town of Nafplio, ancient Olympia, and the southwest Messinia area
 * Meteora in Thessaly region

Spain
 * Barcelona
 * Granada in Andalucia region
 * Pamplona in Navarra region
 * San Sebastian in Basque Country.

Docent
I have volunteered to be a docent for Greece. Feel free to contact me with any questions about the country at ltb_traveltalk@excite.com

Future Travels
I was planning to revisit Spain in September 2006 but had to cancel the trip due to my current financial situations. Nonetheless, things are looking bright for 2007.

 * Trying to organize a trip to Quebec, Canada sometime in late 2007 or 2008

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Welcome
Hi, I'm Skykid123 ve and I'm here to contribute and fight the abusive bureaucracy that exists here at Wikivoyage! Feel free to leave me a message.

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User:(WT-en) Skyl4rk

I live in southwest Michigan and know the Michigan coast of Lake Michigan well. I am a big fan of Detroit, Chicago and Milwaukee, although not an expert in those cities. I find the history and ruins of post-industrial cities to be fascinating.

I have traveled to Europe a number of times and lived in Germany for 6 years. I know the Niederrhein region quite well. Some of my favorite places are Friesland, the Netherlands, especially Harlingen and the island of Terschelling. I enjoyed traveling in eastern Europe: Poland, Czechoslovakia, Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia. I have spent time as a tourist in Spain, Austria and Italy. I have family in Germany (in the Niederrhein and Schwarzwald) and the Netherlands (Friesland).

I enjoy driving tours, my current interests are northern Canada, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the Rocky Mountain states and provinces from New Mexico north. Maybe someday I will be able to visit Chile. I am interested in learning French language and visiting French areas, including Quebec and Normandie.

I am fluent in English and German, and am pretty good in Dutch. I used to know Polish but forgot most of it. I have have studied in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, and Ann Arbor, Michigan, with shorter term studies in Bristol, England, Lodz, Poland, Krakow, Poland, Sarajavo, Belgrad and Ljubljana Yugoslavia (at the time).

Currently working for a living (boo) and day tripping locally.

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User:(WT-en) Skylab

こんにちは!Skylabと申します. 基本的にja:wikipedia(ja:利用者:(WT-ja) Skylab)で活動しています. もしあなたが日本語を使えるならば、ja:利用者:(WT-ja) Skylabのノートページに書き込んで頂けると助かります. Hello!I'm Skylab.Basically,I work for ja:wikipedia(ja:利用者:(WT-ja) Skylab).If you can speak or write in Japanese, please talk on ja:利用者-会話:Skylab.(My English is very poor.Sorry!) .)

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User:(WT-en) Skyphoria

Hi Everyone I am Esselebor Olumese Ebhojie from Nigeria ...I would like to travel around the world and see many interesting places...meet people from every nation..

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User:(WT-en) Skyring

Happy to be here. Travel and travel writing is a passion of mine!

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User:(WT-en) Skyrre

I currently live in western Norway. I've mostly travelled in Europe, but I'm rapidly fixing that issue now!

My web page with some travel photos

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User:(WT-en) Skytofly

Skytofly.com provides affordable furnished accommodation for students & travelers in downtown Vancouver and Vancouver Westside at a number of great locations.Stylish, modern & convenient. With spacious rooms, modern kitchen, stylish furnishings, wireless internet, television, dvd, laundry, and many other great facilities at great affordable price, skytofly.com is your best choice to enjoy your short term or long term stay in Vancouver. Skytofly.com Your most ideal place to stay.

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[Test]

 * [Just testing].

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User:(WT-en) SLCpunk

Hi! My name is Jon, and I am from Salt Lake City, UT. I am really interested in Salt Lake City, Utah and am a major contributor to the SLC page in Wikipedia: Wikipedia:Salt Lake City, Utah. I work for Holiday Inn.

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User:(WT-en) Sleepless traveler

welcome to my wikivoyage page,.here,we can share a lot of travels information around the world

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Zzzzz

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I am a geography student in Tucson, AZ. webpage: www.sleepingrobot.net

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User:(WT-en) Slingshot65

I am a naturalist/tour guide from Central Queensland with a passion for environmental education/communication.

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leongshenli@yahoo.com

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User:(WT-en) Sloshmo

Who Am I?
I'm an American who has spent nearly 2 years teaching English abroad in Hungary, one year in Nyíregyháza and another now in Gödöllő. As such, most of my travelling experiences and contributions to Wikivoyage come from Hungary or Central Europe.

In my free time I obviously like to travel and this past year have gone to Krakow, Bratislava, Zagreb, Ljubljana, Bled, Belgrade, and countless places in Hungary. I write a lot, though almost exclusively short stories, so it is nice to research and write about travelling now and then.

Contributions
I wrote nearly all of the current articles on:
 * Gödöllő
 * Nyíregyháza
 * Salgótarján
 * Vác

I added a lot of information to the already existing articles:
 * Debrecen
 * Eger
 * Kecskemét

And I've contributed just a little to:
 * Érd
 * Esztergom
 * Hollókő
 * Hungary

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login: slowpokeIV

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User:(WT-en) SlowTrav

Pauline Kenny, Santa Fe, NM. I run the Slow Travel websites.

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User:(WT-en) Slrivera

Mikulov is a town in the Czech Republic. Mikulov is in the South Moravian Region. It is located directly at the border to Lower Austria.

Get in
The town lies to the north of Vienna close to the Czech-Austrian border. The quickest car connection from Prague is on the D1 motorway, then via Brno to Mikulov on the first-class highway 52. From Vienna, the same highway can be used. The town is also well serviced by bus. Also, cyclists can use the Greenways Prague-Vienna Cycleway through the Mikulov or Znojmo border crossings. Cyclists from Olomouc or Brno can ride along the Jantarová stezka (Amber Trail) which continues through the Hevlín border crossing to Vienna. The Moravská stezka (Moravian Trail) originates in the Hodonín district. The nearest recreational airport is in Břeclav, there is a transport airport in Brno and large international terminals in Vienna and Prague.

See
Mikulov is one of the leading wine centers in Moravia.

The surroundings of the town is full of vineyards, grapes and vine cellars. The local chateau houses a wine-making museum, which includes the unusual huge Giant Barrel from 1643, which could hold 1010 hectolitres of wine.

The fine architectural heritage of the Mikulov consists of chateau complex, buildings of the former Jewish Quarter, well-known Dietrichstejn Tomb and historical square. Also Holy Little Hill (Svaty Kopecek) with pilgrim chapel, which stands nearby the town, offers magnificent views of the Mikulov.

Do
Moravian wine trails

This unique system of cycling trails introduces you to all parts of Moravian wine area. The main trail, 280 km long “Moravian wine trail”, connect Znojmo, Břeclav, Hodonín and Uherské Hradiště districts and ten circuits joins to it. These circuits are led through individual regions and introduce you to their rarities and sights. Trails are named after main wine-centers and their roads are marked by yellow cycling-tourist symbols which have wine trails logo. Logo colour differs in every region. Trails direction signs are in every village completed by tourist information tables and every trail has own cycling-tourist map. Trails lead you through moderate terrain and are safely passable on standard bicycle.

Regional museum Mikulov

This museum on wine production in Mikulov consists of three departments. It is the Chateau cellar with the biggest museum rarity – giant wine barrel from the year 1643, “Traditional wine production in Moravia area” and gallery of historical screw presses. All these three departments compact exhibit of traditional wine production, which is placed in historical interiors.

Drink
There are several vintner's and wine cellars that are available for visiting. These include:

Tanzberg Mikulov, website

Vinařský dvůr U Mlýnků, website

Sleep
There are three pensions in Mikulov:

Hotel Reva, website. Hotel Reva is located in the historical center of the Mikulov and the main square can be reached in 1 minute.

Hotel Eliska, website. Hotel Eliska is located about 5 minutes away from the main square.

Hotel Zamecek, website

Contact
Discover Czech Mikulov website

Mikulovsko region information

Mikulov tourist information

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User:(WT-en) Smartdub

I'm a french native Canadian born and raised in the city Salaberry-de-Valleyfield (Québec)

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User:(WT-en) Smartus

I am from Olomouc, Czech Republic and I enjoy travelling alone or with friends. I've already visited Austria,Belgium, Croatia, England, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Japan, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Serbia, Slovakia, Switzerland and Tunisia.

I'd like to visit China as soon as I raise the funds!

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User:(WT-en) Smaschue

I've been a resident of Oceanside for about 12 years, and I live in North Coast Village, a resort-style condo complex on the beach, just south of the San Luis Rey River and the Oceanside Harbor area.

I have a vacation rental condo across the hall from the unit we live in. I am very pleased with the slow, steady improvements that have occurred in Oceanside over the past decade, and we love it here! I would be pleased to answer any questions people might have about visiting Oceanside.

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User:(WT-en) Smaskyblue

Hi, I'm steven and I like to travel

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User:(WT-en) Smautf

I travel throughout Southern Africa regularly, but only recently found this site! This is a great guide for anyone visiting this part of Africa. If you are ever in the Kruger National Park area, be sure to stay in Marloth Park.

Places I have visited:
A large part of South_Africa - there's still much to see

Victoria_Falls - a must see! This place is simply amazing. Just look at this photo!

Kruger National Park and the surrounding areas. I you can't get the time off from work to visit Kruger National Park yourself, these wildlife webcams can give you a live glimpse of what you can expect to find there.

By far my favourite place in Southern Africa, is the Caprivi in Namibia. The people there don't care much for the city life, daylight savings time or any of that fast-lane business. Something everyone should definitely do is take a mokoro trip on the Okavango and come face to face with an angry hippo. Just don't blame me if you get chomped!

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User:(WT-en) Smcnaught

ChekMate Security Group http://www.chekmate.org/

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User:(WT-en) Smee

I live and work in South Korea. I spend most of my wiki time on the Galbijim Wiki, which is devoted to living, visiting, and working in the country.

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User:(WT-en) Smeowrend

Hi Im Smeowrend!

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User:(WT-en) Smgreg

Hello! I'm Greg. I've benefitted from Wikivoyages during my past few trips, and now I'm trying to return the favour to other travellers.

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Seyed Mehdi Nasrollahi

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User:(WT-en) Smoh

About Me
Never been too sure how to write an about me column, but here goes:

I was born in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and brought up in Subang Jaya for approximately 18 years of my life. I then ventured continents away to Coventry, UK to do my bachelors degree for 3 years. I then came home and have been working as a consultant, country hoping from time to time around the Southeast Asian region.

Always loved to "see the world" - cliche, but everyone has a different reason for that love. I like to see the world as it is. I enjoy understanding what the culture in a location is and how developments in the economy or social circumstance caused these evolutions.

Hence why I've come to love Wikivoyage! The insights of locals and travellers help me, the shy Malaysian, appreciate places I visit just a little bit more than discovering it myself through touristy guidebooks and tourism websites. In return, I will share what I know, as a local and as someone who has marked her prints in some small way in the many locations around the world (many more to come I hope!)

My laundry list
Not in any order of importance/preference

 * Malaysia - Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Ipoh (Perak), Melaka, Seremban, Kota Kinabalu (including Mount Kinabalu)
 * Singapore
 * United Kingdom - Coventry, Birmingham, London, Leeds, Norwich, Bath, Glasgow, Highlands
 * Europe - Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Budapest, (South) Finland
 * North America - Vancouver
 * America - New York
 * Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh City
 * Thailand - Bangkok, Phuket
 * China - Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, Hong Kong
 * Japan - Fukuoka, Tokyo
 * Indonesia - Jakarta, Bali
 * Philippines - Manila
 * New Zealand

My Contributions
Not all of it's mine of course. Just made some contributions (small or big) to these respective articles:

 * Subang Jaya

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User:(WT-en) Smtunli

Svein-Magne Tunli, Bergen - Norway

My name is Svein-Magne Tunli, born in Ålesund - Norway in 1964 but lives in beautiful Bergen at the west coast of Norway.

My interest in photography leads me to contribute mainly in the form of high quality photographs to add to articles.

Take a look in my famouse photo Gallery; *

Some of my photos on Wikivoyage:

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OpenID test

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User:(WT-en) Smyg

'Ello there, Smyg here. Swedish by birth, Norwegian by heart.

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User:(WT-en) SnappyHip

Accomplished

 * Bacolod - Usable to Guide, to Featured Destination
 * Philippines - Outline to Usable

Has docent

 * Dubai
 * Bacolod

Had traveled

 * Philippines: Negros Occidental/Bacolod(residence), Antique, Iloilo
 * United Arab Emirates: Dubai
 * Singapore: Singapore

Maps
Well I have made crappy maps but I don't really care. Bacolod Street map is the first map I've created using Dromoz. Maps currently in progress is Makati as well as Metro Manila.

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User:(WT-en) SnappyHip/Seven hours in Singapore

This is SnappyHip's itinerary for a Seven-ten hour stopover in Singapura(Singapore ;D)

1st Hour

 * Touch down Singapore! — Arrive at Singapore.
 * Buy a Singapore Tourist Pass — In the airport.
 * Go to Chinatown and have Kopitiam! — Have Kaya Toast and Kopi (: for $2-5.


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About myself
I am an Austrian living in Germany and study maths and computer science, but am always eager to travel and learn new languages. Current language knowledge: I am probably starting an Arabic course this year (2004), and who knows what other languages... Most fascinating languages are Georgian and Armenian to me (but I dont know too much about them).
 * Mother tongue: German
 * Fluently: German, English, French, Spanish
 * Quite well: Bulgarian
 * Beginner: Italian, Russian

I live in Erlangen, Germany, a small yet charming town (at least for a limited time with a really cool beer festival once a year (Erlanger Bergkirchweih).

Travels
I have been up till now in these countries (some more if you count those i have passed on some way or another
 * Western Europe : France, England, Netherlands, Spain (lived there for 5 months), Portugal, Italy, Switzerland (only Fribourg), Austria, Belgium (only Brussels)
 * Central and Eastern Europe : Poland (Poznan and Wroclaw), Czech Republic (love Prague!!!), Romania, Moldova, (Transnistria - not a recognized country!), Bulgaria (lived there for 5 months and loved it!)
 * South Eastern Europe: Turkey (only seen Ankara so far) and Cyprus (both parts!)
 * Outside Europe : only Canada

AEGEE
One major reason why I travel so much is that I am a member of AEGEE - also dubbed "European Students Forum", which has antennae (locals) in most European university cities that organise Congresses and other events (virtually every week) and Summer Universities (from june till september, all over Europe) for a really low price, yet with sometimes little comfort (but who cares about that, when you get to know a lot of people and sleep only a few hours per night?).

My current focus of interest is on the Caucasus, as we will most probably have a Case Study Trip there next year (either Armenia or Azerbaijan).

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User:(WT-en) Sneeka2

Greetings from Tokyo.

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User:(WT-en) Snjsharma

Hello!, you can also connect with me at en Wikipedia. (WT-en) Sanjay Sharma  (talk ' contribs)

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User:(WT-en) Snohomish

Greetings!

I hope you like what I have done.

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User:(WT-en) Snoopy

Neišspręsti dalykai
'''0. Žopa! Traukinyje Vilnius-Šiauliai tėra TIK 4 VIETOS DVIRAČIAMS! Daugiau kišti NEGALIMA! Viršininkui pradeda trūkti idėjų...'''

Zukas isvaziuoja ryt, Lokys pakuoja savo baika kaip bagaza, visi telpam Viršininkas

1. Maršrutas Sutikslinta, dar zymiu idomias vietas Viršininkas

'''5. Zametke sau: nepamirsti primieruoti puodo ant 6 zm. [Virsininks]''' Nupirkta kitaiska nerzaveike 5 litrai, 9,99Lt :) Viršininkas

Data
2007.08.12-2007.08.19 (sekmadienis-sekmadienis)

1 diena
Atvykimas i Šiaulius 9:24

Šiauliai - Joniškis - Eleja (68km)

Nakvynė miške, buvusios raketų bazės apylinkėse

2 diena
Tervete (parkas, griuvėsiai) - Dobele (griuvėsiai) - Pakainės miškas (įdomūs akmenys) (65km)

Nakvynė prie Kligu ežero

3 diena
Pienava - Kalkis - Ložmetejkalns apžvalgos bokštas - Latvijos šaulių muziejus (apkasai, žeminės, etc.) (68km)

Nakvynė prie Lidumu karjero, šalia Olaine

4 diena
Olaine - Jaunolaine - Riga HES - Daugmale (54km)

Nakvynė Baldone rajone, prie miško ežero, gali būti +- 10km beieškant, jei pasirodys pelkė (kompensuosim mažą dienos kilometražą)

5 diena
Kegums (HES) - Lielvarde (medine pilis, griuvesiai) - Aizkraukle (griuvesiai, HES :) ) (72km)

Galima sutaupyti ~8km jei nevaziuoti prie HESo

Nakvyne kazkur tarp Aizkraukles ir Kokneses, pagal situacija

6 diena
Koknese (griuvėsiai) - Plavinas - Jekabpils (pilis) - Nagli (69km) Nakvynė prie Dauguvos, ties Nagli kaimu

7 diena
Nagli - Dunava - Ilukste (67km)

Ziureti nera ko, praktiskai sportine diena :)

Nakvyne Ilukstes rajone, arba prie ezeriuku (mol apsemta pelke) i vakarus, arba miske i rytus

8 diena
Ilukste - Daugpilis (tvirtove) - Turmantas (45km)

Patrumpinta diena, nes reikia speti i 17:45 traukini

 * Traukinys nr. 17 Vilnius-Šiauliai - 212km, 6:45-9:24, 4 bilietai nupirkti, už dviratį 10 Lt, už žmogų 28,70 Lt.

 * Traukinys nr. D669 Turmantas-Vilnius - patvirtinta, 144km, 17:54-20:45, už dviratį 6-8 Lt, 17,20 Lt, ta pati nuolaida

Bendri daiktai
jei 7 žm. - Viršininko 3 vt. ir Žuko 4 vt.
 * 1) Palapinės:

jei 9 žm. - Viršininko 3 vt., Žuko 4 vt. ir Luko 3 vt., arba kombinacija su kažkieno naujai nusipirkta [[[[]]]] Neturiu jokio tepalo nuo skausmų ar pan. Viršininkas
 * 1) Primusas - 1 vnt., mano senas
 * 2) Puodai - Žuko ir bendras, kuris pas Ryšį
 * 3) Kirvis - Viršininkas
 * 4) Plėvelė (dviračiams nuo lietaus ir šiaip) - Viršininko nedidelė, pasimkit dar kas nors ~2x2 m.
 * 5) Įrankiai - Viršininkas (tepalų turėsiu), pasimkit savo, jei dviratyje turite egzotiškų varžtų
 * 6) Komplektas padangoms klijuoti - pasimkit kas turi, niekada nebus per daug
 * 7) Druska - Viršininkas
 * 1) Fairy + kempinele - Viršininkas
 * 2) Vaistai - bintų-pleistrų, dar kažką pasims Viršininkas, kiti pasimkit pagal nuožiūrą ir vyraujančius negalavimus

Dieną prieš išvykstant nupirkti maisto pirmos dienos vakarui-rytui!

Pasiulimas, kas neturi nusipirkti prozikus ant galvos (Ciklopai) (permai metu zygio patirtis) labai patogus daiktas. manau galima rasti iki 15Lt. Tepalo nuo skausmo as kazkiek paimsiu, bet aisku kas zino, kad turi problemu su skausmai tai patariu tepaliuka paimti. "Zukas"

Asmeniniai būtini daiktai

 * 1) GALIOJANTIS ASMENS DOKUMENTAS (PASAS ARBA KORTELĖ) - visi pasitikrinam, ar galioja
 * 2) Bliudas
 * 3) Puodelis
 * 4) Saukstas
 * 5) Peilis (turėkit visi, kai dalinamasi, gaunasi neefektyvus maitinimasis)
 * 6) Miegmaisis
 * 7) Kilimelis
 * 8) Spyna dviračiui

Mano atidirbtas daiktų sarąšas, pasirinkite, kas reikalinga. Drabužius rinkitės ir daiktus pakuokite su nusiteikimu, kad gali pvz. visą dieną lyti, ir reikės vaziuoti per lietu. Viršininkas

Radau saita kur yra aprasyta kas reikia i zygi http://www.dviratis.lt/index.php?page=dvirinfo&subpage=turizmas/atmintine aisku cia yra daiktu kurie gal ir nebutini, bet kazkoki supratima gali duoti ka reikia pasiimti i zygi. "ZUKAS"

Dalyviai

 * 1) Mindaugas-1 (Virsininkas)
 * 2) Mindaugas-2 (Zukas)
 * 3) Mindaugas-3 (radistas)
 * 4) Marius (Ragai)
 * 5) Lukas
 * 6) Jonas - beliko susirasti dviratį (complete)

Bendra tvarka
Skiriamas iždininkas, kuriam žygio pradžioje sumetam babkių, iš kuriu po to perkamas bendras maistas vakarui/rytui.

Paskiriami 2 virėjai (keičiasi kas dieną), kurie prieš vakarą pasižiūri, kada bus paskutinės parduotuvės, nuperka bendrą maistą vakarui/rytui, patikrina ir suplanuoja vandens atsargas, vakare/ryte verda valgyti bei plauna didžiuosius puodus. Šie žmonės nuimami nuo palapinių statymo/ardymo, malkų ieškojimo, etc.

Pagrindiniai telefonai
Gaisrinė 01

Iš mobilaus 112

Policija 02

Greitojo medicininė pagalba 03

Dujų vamzdyno pažeidimai 04 (Mariau, užsirašyk)

Muitinė :)
Iš Europos Sąjungos šalių-dalyvių Pervežant prekes per ES vidines sienas, leidžiama atlikti muitinės kontrolę tik tais atvejais, jeigu muitinės darbutojų veiksmai yra atitinkami ir į muitinės įstaigos žinią pateko informacija apie įstatymo uždraustų prekių pervežimą per sieną. Savo asmeniniam naudojimui asmuo gali vežti per sieną visas buičiai reikalingas prekes, išskyrus daiktus, uždraustus pervežimui pagal Latvijos Respublikoje galiojančius normatyvinius aktus. Nuo mokesčio yra atleidžiamos tos akcizinės prekės, kurias fizinis asmuo įveža savo naudojimui, jeigu fizinis asmuo įsigijo šias prekes laisvoje apyvartoje kitoje ES šalyje-dalyvėje ir atitinkamoje šalyje-dalyvėje buvo sumokėti visi mokesčiai už minėtas prekes.

Tabako gaminiai: 800 cigarečių, 400 cigarilių (cigarų, sveriančių daugiau nei 3 gramus (kiekviena)), 200 cigarų, 1 kilogramas rūkomojo tabako.

Alkoholiniai gėrimai: 110 litrai alaus, 90 litrai vyno (įskaitant ne daugiau nei 60 litrų šampanizuoto vyno) arba kitų fermentuotų gėrimų, 20 litrai tarpinių produktų, 10 litrai kitų alkoholinių gėrimų.

Kava — 10 kilogramai Nealkoholiniai gėrimai — 110 litrai

Naudingos nuorodos

 * Lietuvių-latvių žodynėlis (paieška langelyje per vidurį)

 * Turizmas Latvijoje (rimtas psl)

 * Turizmas Latvijoje 2 (labai užskaitau)

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