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= Tuomas Toivonen =

A Finn by origin, but currently (as of Feb 2005) living and working in Damascus, Syria. In addition to earning my keep I intend to use my time in the Middle East to travel and document the best finds on Wikivoyage.

Travels in the Middle East

 * Syria (Damascus, Aleppo)
 * Libanon (Beirut)
 * Qatar (Doha)
 * Bahrain (Manama)

Past travels

 * South America (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Peru)
 * North America (USA)
 * Europe (mostly covered)
 * Asia (Laos, Thailand)

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User:(WT-en) Tokyomb

Hi, my name is Mark.

Where I've been
I was born in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, UK, and lived in a number of villages the other side of the Essex/Suffolk border for the first 18 years of my life. My travel during this time was solely in Europe and mainly in France, primarily with my parents. I then went to the University of St Andrews, Fife, Scotland to study mathematics, including a year at the University of Bayreuth, Bavaria, Germany. During this time, in common with many, I inter-railed around Europe.

After graduating, I joined one of the "Big 4" accounting firms and have travelled rather more since - both for work and holidays.

I am now a resident of Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan and have been in Japan since 2002. During my time in Japan I have also visited Bermuda, Australia and New Zealand.

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About Me
I currently live in Edinburgh but split my time almost equally between living here and Bristol.

Travel Interests
I am editor of flycheapo.com, a guide to the possibilities for travel in Europe using the rapidly expanding network of budget airlines.

My increased interest in travel can be partly attributed to the growth of budget airlines, but I also enjoy travelling by train, boat, bicycle and bus.

Other links

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Name - Tom

Home - Australia - Philippines

Interests - Snorkelling, Scuba diving, Skating, Surfing.. Music

Wikivoyage
I constantly travel, and always have liked travelling.. I seem to be getting by very well in the Philippines and other parts of Asia.

Pages that I started
(Working on it)

Places I've been

 * Philippines
 * Australia
 * Singapore
 * Brunei
 * Hong Kong

Places I want to visit

 * Thailand
 * Cambodia
 * Malaysia
 * Myanmar
 * Tibet
 * United States of America
 * Germany
 * Japan
 * Spain
 * Italy

the list goes on.. i got a lot of travelling to do.

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Based in Cerdanyola del Vallès, Barcelona.

Professionally, I'm a managing editor. Personally, I love travelling.

My main intention as an editor on Wikivoyage is 'tidying up' articles, as well as occasionally contributing to a website I really enjoy using.

Currently planning trips to: Sierra Leone and Turkey, Syria and Lebanon overland from Barcelona.

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Please see my user page on the english Wikipedia.

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German. Sysop at German Wikipedia

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I'm a Hungarian born, living and working in Budapest.

My contributions to WikiTravel are listed here.

Bookmarks

 * Project:Article_templates
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I'm from Toronto, Canada and currently travelling in Asia (Spring 2010).

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I am a Finn currently living in Helsinki, Finland. I have also lived in Vermont, USA and in Niamey, Niger.

The countries I have visited include:
 * Africa
 * Benin
 * Burkina Faso
 * Ghana
 * Niger
 * Mali
 * South Africa
 * Togo
 * Europe
 * Austria
 * Belgium
 * Bulgaria
 * Czech Republic
 * Denmark
 * Estonia
 * France
 * Germany
 * Italy
 * Liechtenstein
 * Netherlands
 * Norway
 * Sweden
 * Russia
 * Slovakia
 * Slovenia
 * Switzerland
 * Vatican
 * United States of America

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Tommitravel.com is a tourism company specialising in affordable tours.We are based in Cape Town, and have our own tour guides. We aim to expand to include Europe, Americas and Asia but are still young.

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The past three years I have traveled to Manta, Ecuador; San Salvador, El Salvador; Curacao; and Rincon/Aquadilla, Puerto Rico for numerous extended work trips lasting up to two months at a time. I have also spent lesser amounts of time in Quito, Ecuador; Amsterdam, The Netherlands; and Barbados.

Hoping to use these first hand experiences to clean up and improve articles for these places and more.

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Manta is a major coastal city located on the Pacific Ocean in the Manabi Province of Ecuador. Manta is a commercial and vacation resort area and is the second largest seaport in Ecuador. The city's main industries include tuna fishing, canning, and processing; coffee and cocoa bean export; and crafting the tagua nut into artwork.

By Plane
Eloy Alfaro International Airport), . Located on the outskirts of the city.  There are daily flights serving Quito and Guayaquil. Airlines include AeroGal, Icaro, andTame, . Round trip airfare to Quito will run 75-100 U.S. Dollars.

By Bus
Bus service is readily available to most cities and towns. Long distance fares are generally around $1 per hour of the trip.

 * Frequent bus service to Guayaquil which is about a four and a half hour trip, ticket cost about $5.

 * Service to Quito which is about a ten hour trip ticket cost about $7,

 * to Portoviejo, 1 hour, ticket cost about $1,

 * to Jipijapa, 1 hour, ticket cost about $1,

 * to Bahía de Caráquez, about 3 1/2 hours, ticket cost about $2,

 * to Esmeraldas, 8 1/2 hours, ticket cost about $7.20,

 * to Santo Domingo, 5 hours, ticket cost about $6.20.

Get around
Taxi service is inexpensive and you can get to most places from one to three dollars. You can also take buses throughout th city, but with an abundance of inexpensive taxis, that is the best option for a tourist. Negotiating the cost of your taxi as soon as you step in is common practice. Carry small denominations of money and have exact change for your taxi fare if possible. If you do not have exact change, taxi drivers conveniently will not be able to make change for you and will try to convince you to leave the change as a tip instead.

History
Since 1999 Manta has shared it's airport with the U.S. Air Force in unison with Ecuador in strategic warfare against Colombian drug cartel traffic through surveillance flights in an effort to stop the flow of illegal narcotics. In 1996 a Boeing 707 cargo aircraft crashed into a wooden church located in Manta. It was reported that amazingly the statue of the virgin remained intact. Manta was also the host city for the sixth South American Windsurfing Championship in 1991.

Climate
Manta is located in a dry tropical forest area with an average annual temperature of 25 degrees Celsius (77° F). The area has a wide variety of climate zones attributed geographical characteristics of the area. During the year, there are two seasons; rainy, and dry. The rainy season is approximately six months long when it is hot and humid, and occurs from December to May. The dry season is approximately six months long and occurs during the months of June to November. It is warm but very low humidity.

Terrain
Manta is a port city situated on a coastal plain. The outskirts of the city is a dry tropical forest area.

See
Manta hosts an International Theater Festival every year in September. There are sporting events from January through April. Downtown you can find first rate night clubs, bars, and casinos.

 * displays ceramics from the pre-Columbian Huancavilca-Manteño era culture.

Do
The evenings is a hive of activity of partying people, loud music and meandering cars that form around the nearby side streets and main frontage of the Malecón that arcs around the bay. Bathed in constant ocean winds, the Malecón is always a pleasant and most refreshing area to walk in the evening and taking in the night breezes.

Casinos

 * Very nice casino operated by the Oro Verde Hotel. The casino was totally renovated and it's new look debuted in early 2007. Traditional and video slot machines, Blackjack and poker tables, American Roulette. Drinks, beverages and snacks are available. Small dance floor with live entertainment on weekends.

 * is operated by the Howard Johnson Hotel. The casino opened for business mid 2006. Traditional and video slot machines, Blackjack and poker tables, American Roulette. Drinks, beverages and snacks are available. The casino has a small mezzanine where bands play supplying the live entertainment on weekends.

Learn Spanish

 * This school has various Spanish programs such as Spanish and surfing.

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Beaches

 * El Murciélago, This is the most popular beach area in Manta. It has a a wide variety of restaurants serving seafood and local dishes, bars and other attractions for fun and relaxation. :Recreational aquatic sports such as surfing, diving, sailing, body-boarding, and fishing are enjoyed here as well. The beach is in the vicinity numerous hotels, retail stores, supermarkets, and banking facilities and automatic teller machines.

Regional Beaches

 * Barbasquillo, is a resort complex on Barbasquillo beach with a pool, sauna, gym and a disco. It has direct access to the an extensive beach. Horses are also available for riding on the beautiful beach.

 * La Tiñosa, is three kilometers long with sand dunes along with cactus ten feet(three meters) high, as well as varied wildlife species. This area is used for tourists rest and recreation. This beach is located a few kilometers from the parish San Mateo, and it is surrounded by mountains with a dry vegetation.

 * Linguique, is located 50 minutes from the center of Manta, at a distance of ten miles(18 kilometers). It has interesting rocky areas; place where snails, octopus and lobsters are plentiful. From the high point, it offers the visitors the possibility to observe the sea in all directions in a beautiful panoramic view. The people in this area are devoted to fishing and agriculture.

 * San Lorenzo, is located 22 miles west(28 kilometers) from Manta. It is known for its diverse rock formations, caves, marine birds and the Island of The Silver. The months of June to September you can take in the incredible sight of hunchback whales as they pass from the north to south. San Lorenzo's forest, with an extension of 50 hectares, was declared a protected area to avoid its deterioration as an ecological area. Popular activities include surfing, sunbathing and whale-watching. The climb to the light house is amazing and often accompanied by views of blue-footed boobies.

 * Santa Marianita, is in a rural area about 10 miles west of Manta. The perfect area for the capture of marine species. This beach of approximately 5 miles long inviting the visitors to enjoy the warm waters enjoying the tranquility of this area. Telephone services are available here.

 * San Mateo, is a thriving fishing village located on a cliff overlooking the sea 9 miles west of Manta. The locals are very friendly, and a bit tipsy after a good catch. San Mateo is also known among surfers as the longest wave in Ecuador. The competition is stiff out on the water; the locals can be territorial.

 * Tarqui, is a Park of the Shellfish where delicious local foods are prepared for your enjoyment. On this beach you can participate in recreational aquatic sports such as surfing, diving, sailing, body-boarding, and fishing, along with other outdoor sports such as beach soccer; and volleyball. It is located on the coastal highway midway between the airport and Manta. It can be identified by the large wooden fishing boats in various stages of construction. With the boat construction at this location, it has been nicknamed 'Noah's Ark Beach' by some tourists.

Buy
Manta has Paseo Shopping Mall on Avenida 4 de Noviembre. It is a a western styled modern shopping mall including clothing shops, a supermarket, banks and automatic teller machines, movie theater, and food court.

Eat
Manta has an amazing selection of fresh seafood. You can find fish, shrimp, octopus, calamari, clams, mussels, prawns, lobsters, crabs and scallops that are especially fresh and cheap. Ceviche and viche de pescado are traditional tropical dishes in Manta. Fresh coconut juice is always available on the beach, and other delicious fresh fruit juices and smoothies are available on the malecon.

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 * Spanish.

 * International

 * Italian/Ecuadorian typical. Really great food!

 * Seafood

 * Seafood.

 * Mexican

 * <eat name="Paraná" address="Calle 17 and Malecón (close to the port).">Seafood

 * <eat name="Restaurant Riviera" address="Calle 20 and Av. 12">Italian.

 * <eat name="Shamu" address="Calle 11 No 1-12.">Set meals

Drink
The city water supply is contaminated with mercury and other contaminants. Drink bottled water only and do not use ice in drinks either.

Iced coconut water (agua'e coco) is very popular due to the hot temperatures. Freshly extracted from the coconuts in front of you, and it tastes really good.

 * <drink name="Club Premimum Beer" alt="" address="" directions="" phone="" url="http://www.cervecerianacional.com.ec/Desktop.aspx?Id=205" hours="" price="" lat="" long="">

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 * <drink name="Pilsner Light" alt="" address="" directions="" phone="" url="http://www.cervecerianacional.com.ec/Desktop.aspx?Id=207" hours="" price="" lat="" long="">

Nightlife
Manta offers many places to have a great time, many of them in the main street called "Flavio Reyes."

 * Black Daddy One of the famous clubs in Manta, offers good drinks and good music.
 * West End The best place to party. It's a karaoke-bar with the newest songs available to sing and dance that turns into a dance club late at night.
 * Conga The cheapest club in Manta. It offers Latin music such as reggaeton, merengue and salsa as well as electronic music.
 * Krug If you want to have a good time in a bar, Krug is the place. Krug is an outdoor bar with a lively scene.

Sleep

 * <sleep name="Cabañas Balandra" address=" Av. 8 and Calle 20, Barrio Córdova" telephone="05-620316" fax="05-620545">

 * <sleep name="Hotel Oro Verde" alt="" address="Malecón y Calle 23" directions="" phone="593-5-2629200" url="http://www.oroverdemanta.com/" checkin="" checkout="" price="" lat="" long="" fax="593-5-2629210" email="ov_mta@oroverdehotels.com" telephone="05-629200">

 * <sleep name="Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel Manta Ecuador" alt="" address="Km 1.5 Via Barbasquillo" directions="" phone="593-5262-9999" url="http://www.hojo.com/HowardJohnson/control/Booking/property_info?propertyId=14971&brandInfo=HJ" checkin="" checkout="" price="" lat="" long="" telephone="902026104">Fax: 593-5262-9989

E-Mail: generalmanager14971@wynhg.com

100 rooms starting at $85

 * Hosteria Manta Beach Inn, Calle 127 y Via Aeropuerto, Tel.(593)5-292-3792. - Bed and Breakfast for only $25.

 * <sleep name="Manta Imperial" address="near Playa Murciélago (on the Malecón)" telephone="05-621955" fax="05-623016">

 * <sleep name="Mantaraya Lodge" address="El Telégrafo E10 - 63 y Juan Alcántara" telephone="05-623860">Number of rooms: 15

Mobile Telephone

 * <do name="Telefónica Movistar" alt="" address="" directions="" phone="" url="http://www.movistar.com.ec/" hours="" price="" lat="" long=""></do>

 * <do name="Porta" alt="" address="" directions="" phone="" url="https://www.porta.net/" hours="" price="" lat="" long=""></do>

 * <do name="Alegro" alt="" address="" directions="" phone="" url="http://www.alegro.com.ec/" hours="" price="" lat="" long=""></do>

Get out
Close to Manta is Montecristi, which has been known for years for their Panama hats. There are numerous small shops selling Panama hats, tagua nut artwork, and other types of artisan craft works made in Ecuador. An English speaking tour guide or taxi driver can be helpful in your shopping.

Stay safe
Manta is a generally safe city but tourists should take special care in certain areas. Dark unlit streets at night is an invitation for trouble. Taxis are inexpensive in the city, using them even for short distances is a great precaution.

Travelers in Manta and other areas are likely to be approached at some point or another by con artists or persons with "sob stories". Ignore such persons and be wary of anyone asking for money under any pretext, including children begging. If you're feeling charitable, Ecuador has lots of legitimate charities you can support. Pickpocketing is done by highly skilled groups of 3 or 4 people. You are best off not bringing a wallet at all -- just some bills split between various pockets. Buses and bus stations is an area known to target travelers (foreigners or locals alike). You need to watch your bags closely, before and during departure; even once on the bus. It is best not to put your luggage in the overhead shelving, as you can be easily distracted and have all your possessions stolen before realizing it.

Do not leave drinks unattended in bars and restaurants especially at night. Thieves working in tandem are known to act friendly gaining your confidence; then 'slip you a mickey'(spike your drink with drugs), and then rob you.

Blend in and avoid con artists
Wearing gringo' clothes(i.e. fishing vests, travelers pants, bright colored t-shirts, dirty sandals) will make you a target. A pair of nice pants and a nondescript white/off-white t-shirt will make you look a business person who knows his way around the area and not just another tourist

Local Laws and the Ecuadorian National Police
All Ecuadorian citizens and visitors are required to carry ID at all times. Carrying your passport around all the time is not advised due to the risk of loss of theft. A better option is to have a copy of your passport certified by your embassy and carry that with you.


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I'm Tomo. I love travel.

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I am a senoir at Kumamoto Gakuen University and my major is English.

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My recent travels include:
 * Argentina
 * Australia
 * Austria
 * Belgium
 * Bolivia
 * Brazil
 * Chile
 * Colombia
 * Costa Rica
 * Cuba
 * England
 * France
 * Germany
 * Gibraltar
 * Greece
 * Hungary
 * Italy
 * Jordan
 * Mexico
 * Netherlands
 * New Zealand
 * Panama
 * Peru
 * Portugal
 * Sinai Peninsula
 * South Korea
 * Spain
 * Thailand
 * Turkey
 * USA

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Name: Tom Sorensen

A long time traveler from Denmark but is currently in Thailand since 2005.

PADI scuba diving instructor and VERY experienced traveler specially in South East Asia with specialty in Thailand.

www.edendivers.com

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Tom Webb
I live in Papatoetoe, Auckland, New Zealand. Have a great little campervan and as I travel around I look forward to adding to WikiTravel with photos, articles etc, to help flesh out details on various sections.

New Zealand

 * New Zealand
 * Auckland
 * Manukau
 * Waitakere
 * Piha

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 * Project:Requests_for_articles
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Users with Interesting Ideas

 * User:(WT-en) Mark - cartography/mapping

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Tony B.

Based in Australia.

Frequent visitor to Asia for both business and pleasure.

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User:(WT-en) Tony khalil

My name is Tony Khalil, i am from Faraya, a village and a ski resort on top of the Kesrwan district in the Mount Lebanon.

I have a degree in Art and Archeology from the Lebanese Unversity. In 1992 i graduated also as a tour guide from the Ministry of Tourism and i took my first diploma as a ski instructor from The Lebanese Ski Federation, and since, i am working as a tour guide and a ski instructor. My father, Mahmoud Khalil was one of the first skiers in Faraya, he was also a ski instructor, and to honor him i founded in 2010 a website called www.lebanonslopes.com related to snow and winter sports in Lebanon.

When you book with us, you will discover the Lebanese hospitality, you will adore our ' mezze ', our night life, you will reach the top of the amazing Lebanese mountains, you will touch the snow in the Middle East!!!

We guarantee you unforgettable souvenirs with Lebanon Slopes. You will appreciate our assistance, our 'ONE ON ONE' services and our experience.

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I'm from Omaha, Nebraska, USA, but currently am a student in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. I've traveled through North America, Europe, the Caribbean, Australia, and New Zealand.

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About Me
I was born in Trani, a small but beautiful town in Apulia (Puglia), Italy but grew up in Milano, Italy. At 18 years old I left Milano to go to College in the USA and graduated from Northeastern University in Boston.

After graduation I lived in Falmouth Foreside and worked in Portland, Maine. Moved back to Boston and, after a few years, moved to New York City, New York. Left my heart in NYC and moved to San Francisco, California. Finally, 18 years after graduation, I moved back to Milano, Italy – where I reside today.

Travel
Travelling has always fascinated me. Opened my mind and my heart. I remember, in no particular order the following places:

...finally...
 * Barcelona, Spain - biking in the old part of town and then celebrating with tapas and cerveza!
 * Bretagne, France - mystical.
 * Brookline, massachusetts- my first home away from home.
 * Brooklyn, New York - where I ate the best steak in the world!
 * Casa Grande, Arizona, a stange hotel, in the middle of nowhere...sand storm and a Star Trek reunion...need I say more?
 * Chicago - where I heard the blues feeling the blues.
 * Guam, South Pacific Ocean - shopping malls in the middle of the ocean? Yup! But away from the shops many beautiful spots and unforgettable sunsets.
 * Hong Kong, China - celebrating Billy and Sharon’s wedding – loved it all!
 * Lourdes, France - if you have no faith, you will witness faith!
 * Macau, HK - people bringing bird cages in the park!
 * Madrid, Spain - where I fell in love with a torero.
 * Kuda Haara, Kaafu, Maldives, the way they were about 30 years ago….
 * Miami, Florida - the first impact of heat wave exiting the airport.
 * New Mexico, USA – a cold and starry night!
 * Peterborough,New Hampshire- first Thanksgiving in the US and much more.
 * Porto Cervo, Costa Smeralda in the region of Sardinia (Sardegna), Italy. Crystal clear sea, sun, friends, party!
 * Puerto Rico, where a stanger asked my father my hand!
 * San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy - home of Padre Pio....seen in January, with no crowd, I fully enjoyed the beauty of the new church and the feeling of holiness.
 * Scotland -  where else can you find snow, sun, rain, wind and then again sun all in the same day?
 * Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt - loved the sea…the rest, I can do without.
 * The Black Forest, Germany - where I got my first kiss.
 * The Southwest, USA - again sun, sand, mountains, canyons, hot, cold, stars, squirrels and peackocks and much more.
 * Tobago, Caribbean - a little girl with dreadlocks named Marina.
 * US Virgin Islands - watching colibris have lunch on huge flowers, pelicans dive in the sea, “ball fish” floating on the waves.
 * Vermont, - cannot forget a small blonde boy building a snow castle!
 * Nordkapp, this summer!

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User:(WT-en) Topherjknoll

I moved to San Francisco back in June of 2006. I got a job at a travel and touring company which is really great because it opens the doors to plenty of travel like Yosemite tours.

National Park Guide

I make websites for the company. One my most recent projects was http://www.YosemiteTours.travel I wrote this really great national park guide which can be found at http://www.yosemitetours.travel/national-park-guide I'm pretty proud of the national park guide section. The national park guide offers plenty of useful information and activity plans and ideas. Don't take my word for it; check out the national park guide yourself

Like I said earlier, working for a travel company has inspired me to travel more. My current apse rations include Europe... probably Netherlands but I want to explore San Francisco a bit more before I go off

National Park Guide

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User:(WT-en) Toptuan

Hi Toptuan. Welcome to Wikivoyage.

To help get you started contributing, we've created a tips for new contributors page, full of helpful links about policies and guidelines and style, as well as some important information on copyleft and basic stuff like how to edit a page. If you need help, check out Project:Help, or post a message in the travellers' pub.

In your recent edit of Maha Sarakham you deleted the Chawala and Kyoto restaurants without saying why. If they have closed down, then it is OK, but you should not delete restaurants for no reason. If they are still operating, please reinsert them. Thanks (WT-en) Shep 03:19, 21 August 2010 (EDT)

Shep: Don't understand why you would jump to the conclusion that I would delete a restaurant for no reason. 1) Chawala has moved and is nearly unrecognizable from it's original business. It's now just another roadside food vendor. There are over 100 roadside food vendors in the area, none of which are listed here nor should be. 2) Kyoto has shut down. Are we supposed to enter reasons for edits? This is my first experience at contributing/editing a WikiTravel article, and I may have missed that directive. If so, my apologies. 18 Jan 2011

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Currently located in Phuket, Thailand

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Castiglion Fiorentino is a city in Arezzo.

Get in
Castiglion Fiorentino lies at the centre of a triangle formed by important cities such as Florence, Siena and Perugia. Castiglion Fiorentino, originally an Etruscan settlement and later an old medieval village, lies close to the famous Valdichiana and Cortona.

The tower of the ancient castle dominates the town. This charismatic town has much to offer any visitor including its beautiful medieval walls, beautiful churches, art treasures and numerous Renaissance structures - e.g. the Loggia by Vasari at the Piazza del Municipio.

Castiglion also has many festivals throughout the year including the famous Palio dei Rioni” (a horse race around the town – similar to the festival in Siena) which includes a colourful and energetic display of the ancient custom of flag-waving - dating back to the 13th century. Both of which are extraordinary shows not to be missed.

Get around
Train Station at Castiglion Fiorentino with trains to Rome and Florenc and Arezzo. Conncetions to mamost of Italy. Buses run from Cortona to Arezzo stopping at Castiglion Fiorentino

See
Castiglion also has many festivals throughout the year including the famous Palio dei Rioni” (a horse race around the town – similar to the festival in Siena) which includes a colourful and energetic display of the ancient custom of flag-waving - dating back to the 13th century. Both of which are extraordinary shows not to be missed.

There are many museums including an Etruscan heritage centre.

Buy
Many shops offering local produce to a variety of other stores.

Many artists have shops in the area.

Eat
Many restaurants in the town and outside the walls. Some - more friendlier than others! Try, Bottegna del Vino and Antica Pieve for good value home prepared food.

Sleep

 * Casa Portagioia,, A small boutique hotel / bed and breakfast in Tuscany close to Cortona. 5 guest bedrooms – all with luxury bathrooms and 2 apartments for 2 – 4 guests. Offering excellent accommodation, a heated swimming pool and gorgeous scenery. Perfect for relaxing breaks or to explore the delights of Tuscany and Umbria. Highly rated bed and breakfast in Tuscany. You can view a movie of the accommodation and Castiglion Fiorentino from the website.

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Toshy

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Hi, I'm tossy.

I live in Japan.

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User:(WT-en) Totallycrazyman

=Steven Allen=

Hi there!
I live in Islington, North London, and have a real passion for travelling. Please check out some of the contributions I've made to the following pages, based on my own travels:

Tyre in Lebanon - a wonderful city in the south of the country which most travellers don't get to, but should.

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User:(WT-en) Totally Lost

I am pretty active on Wikipedia, I can be found here.

I have made additions to to:
 * Marietta, Georgia
 * Hermit Island
 * Southlake, Texas
 * Frisco, Texas
 * Martinique
 * Middletown, Connecticut

My next trip is: unknow.

Place I've Lived

 * United States
 * Rochester, New York
 * Marietta, Georgia
 * Southlake, Texas

 * Canada
 * Montreal

 * South Korea
 * Seoul

 * England
 * London

Places I've Vacationed

 * United States
 * all over

 * China
 * Shandong
 * Beijing

 * Vietnam
 * Hanoi
 * Saigon

 * Indonesia
 * Bali

 * Taiwan
 * Taipei
 * Taoyuan

 * Canada
 * Calgary
 * Toronto
 * Montreal
 * Vancouver

 * Mexico
 * Cozumel

 * Jamaica
 * Montego Bay

 * Cayman Islands
 * Grand Cayman

 * Malaysia
 * Langkawi
 * Kuala Lumpur

 * the Netherlands
 * Amsterdam

 * Italy
 * Rome

 * Wales
 * Cardiff
 * Tenby

 * France
 * Paris

 * Thailand
 * Bangkok
 * Phuket
 * Ko Phi Phi

 * Scotland
 * Guam
 * Singapore
 * the Vatican City
 * Finland
 * Helsinki
 * Porvoo

 * Estonia
 * Tallin

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I am a docent for, Marietta and Hermit Island. If you have any questions about these two obscure locations, leave me a message on my talk page or AIM me at MCHB 291.

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The Asquarray's Family; Guides and professionals in the Mountains treks and journeys. Their websites: www.douar-imlil.com, www.imlil.fr, www.imlil.info , www.imlil.es , they will be pleased to give you any information you need !

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Dar Achain is a small & comfortable guest house in a serene mountain setting in the Toubkal National Park it's owned by a Berber family living for several years on the heart of the high atlas Mountains of Morocco. The house offers a comfortable & cheap accommodation and restaurant in a traditional Moroccan style with panoramic views of the atlas mountains including MT Toubkal, the North Africa's highest peak. Perched on the hillside within the Berber villages and only at10 minutes walking up the hill from Imlil.

Dar Achain is the ideal place to experience the tranquillity and sensuality of exotic holiday in the Atlas Mountains & national park& also the best treks starting point to explore the countryside, Berber villages, Toubkal ascent, highest mountains passes & green valleys. The family is able to cater a good food with Berber speciality in a relaxed atmosphere. Don't hesitate to experience the Berber hospitality & the stunning views of the Atlas Mountains. Many walks & strolls can be organising starting from the house, while you staying there, you don't have to loose the opportunity to explorie the Imlil valley & the surrounding Multi-Day Treks Tizi n'Tamaterte (2279m of Altitude) Half or Full Day - A gentel walk to the est of Dar Achain towards Tizi n’Tamaterte (2279m) will take you to see the most typical valley in the high atlas mountains, which Imnane valley, several berber villages and also a spectavulaire view of the high atlas mountains, lunch on the pass & a break before going back to the house. Tizi Mzik (2684m of Altitude) Half or Full Day - West of Dar Achain is also beautiful and atractive, 2h50 walk uphill to Tizi Mzik to get a nice view above Imlil valley & Azzaden valley, lunch on the pass & a break before going back to the house. Sidi Chamharouch (2310m of Altitude) Half or Full Day- Take the path leading to Toubkal Hut following the mule track until the Marabout sidi Chamharouch, where you will find your lunch ready, back by the same way. Overnight treks Tachdirte valley 2 days & 1 night - Around 9.00, walk with a guide from the house towards Tachdirte through the pass Tizi n’Tamaterte (2279m) stuning views above the berber valleys & the atlas mountains, overnight & dinner at the berber house in Tachdirte village. The next day walk along Imnane valley & cross many berber villages (Tmaguiste, Tinghrine, Ikkis…) walk up to cross Tizi n’Ougerssioual (1900m) join Imlil valley & back to the house.

Azzaden Valley 2 days & 1 night - Around 9.00, walk with a guide from the house towards Azzaden valley via Tizi Mzik 2684m, stunning view above Azzaden & Ouirgane vallay, continue to the village Tizi Oussem, overnight & dinner at the Berber house. 5h walking. The next day walk back to Imlil via Tizi N’oudid & Mattat village. 4h walking Toubkal Ascent 2 days & 1 night -

After breakfast, walk along Ait Mizane valley, following the mule path & cross the Marabaout Sidi Chamharouch continue to Toubkal hut. Overnight stay. The next day after an early breakfast, start Mt Toubkal ascent which takes approx 3h walking uphill, picnic lunch at the peak, enjoy the views and back down to the hut for lunch which takes & 2h walking downhill. On the afternoon continue to Imlil, night at Dar Achain. Berber villages 3 days & 2 nights -

Day 1: Pick up from Marrakech & drive towards Setti Fadma in the heart of Ourika valley, the starting point of the trek, walk along the valley & cross many berber villages, overnight stay at the Berber house in Timichi village. 5h walking. Day 2: climbing Tizi n’Tachdirte and pass through Ibbassen village, nice view toward Imnane valley, overnight at the berber house at Tachdirte village. 6h walking. Day 3: way to Imlil via Tizi n’Tamaterte 2279m, stunning view of Imlil valley, walk down to the town overnight stay the Dar Achain. 5h walking. Long walks Berber villages green valleys 6 days / 5 nights - Book now An amzing trip around the berber villages & green valleys of the high Atlas Mountains, meet the berber people & know about their culture…. Itinerary : under request. Big Tour around the Toubkal ( including Ifni Lake ) 12 days & 11 nights - A tour around the western high Atlas Mountains is aunique experience for a life time, try a different & colorful lanscapes, berber villages, peaks, valleys…… Itinerary :

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User:(WT-en) TourismMadang

This user represents the Madang Visitors & Cultural Bureau (MVCB). We are a organisation that was set up by the Madang Provincial Government in 1981 in order to promote & encourage the growth & development of tourism & culture in Madang Province. We feel that it is in the interest of our own organisation as well as in the interest of all of our visitors to make sure that the articles on Wikivoyage that concern Madang Province are accurate & up-to-date.

We'll say it like it is. If a product is a dud then we'll make sure that you know. We'll give you the real story, not the cheesy tourist brochure blurb. If you think we are guilty of touting then please let us know and we'll try and fix it or justify it (because we do feel a guilty pleasure when bragging about our beautiful tropical paradise province).

Oh, and come visit us if you are ever in Madang! You'll find our contact details somewhere on this website!

Our email is info@tourismmadang.com

Our website is www.tourismmadang.com

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Bad Hönningen is a delightful little town situated between Koblenz and Bonn on the banks of the river Rhine.

Bad Hönningen, first mentioned in an official document in 1019, is characterized by its vineyards on the sunny slopes around Arenfels Castle. Its unique location in the mild and moderate climate of the Rhine valley, surrounded by the lush wooded hills of the Westerwald and the Eifel and above all its thermal waters make it the ideal holiday resort.

Stroll through the romantic lanes with their half-timbered houses, visit the "Hohe Haus", the oldest secular building in the town now housing the museum of local history or take a walk along the riverside promenade and enjoy the lovely scenery.

Or walk down history lane. The Limes, numerous castles and historical buildings - witnesses to the region’s rich history and culture - will take you back in time enabling you to experience history with all your senses.

But maybe you are looking for something that is so hard to find – tranquility and true relaxation. Bad Hönningen, a state approved spa resort for almost 50 years, has made it its priority to cater to these particular needs. The spa with its thermal waters, saunas and centre for physical therapy provides a unique opportunity to pamper body and soul.

And for those, who would like to explore this picturesque spot and its lovely surroundings on foot or by bike, there are a variety of hiking and cycling routes of various levels of difficulty.

After all, Bad Hönningen is the starting point of the Limes Cycling Route, the Limes Hiking Trail and the Westerwald-Steig, the latter converging here at the RömerWelt with the RheinSteig, Germany's loveliest long-distance hiking trail running along the Rhine from Bonn to Wiesbaden – in short – a paradise for hiking and cycling.

To round off an eventful day, enjoy the evening in one of the cosy pubs or numerous restaurants offering the culinary delights and delicious wines of the region and let your thoughts dwell on the day’s impressions while looking forward to the next day.......

For more information please go to

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'''Best Story Teller in Town! 5 Star Reviews! History Walking Tours of Wilmington Our leisurely hour tour takes us back in time as we talk about: Three of the most historic homes in Wilmington. History of Wilmington's down town and how it developed. Cape Fear River and it's importance to the area. Wilmington during the Civil War, what life was like. Victorian customs, Folklore and Much More...

Open 7 Days a week, year round, day and evening!

Call for tour times: 910-409-4300 12 and under FREE

All others $12 per person Locally Owned and Operated since 2009 Step On Guide, Private Group Tours, Field Trips

e mail us @ info.touroldwilmington@gmail.com

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You can also see our Haunted Cotton Exchange Tours Visit one of the most haunted locations in Wilmington NC.

http://www.hauntedcottonexchange.blogspot.com

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User:(WT-en) Tour.tk

www.tour.tk - what a wonderful world tour

Sonya Spry and Aaldrik Mulder cycling around the world since July 2006

Having sold all our belongings; paid all our debts; having said goodbye to all our friends, we will be looking forward to a five year adventure. Plenty of time to have a good look around on what we have christened our 'What a Wonderful World Tour'.

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User:(WT-en) Toyski

I live in Manila. I've been to a number of tourist destinations within the country and outside within the Southeast Asia Region. Hopefully I can contribute in here also.

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User:(WT-en) Tpaajanen

Currently living in rural Ontario, I have a special place in my heart for the Caribbean islands.

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User:(WT-en) Tpla

The name of the NGO is Diphiti. we are the group of yough enterpreniers who respond to tourism, hospitality, bed and breakfast.

We specialize in tour guid and organise you the places of your interests in the area you like to visit.

Conduct Thabo at this number 0722645369 email tpla@webmail.co.za Fax 0156220009 Tel during office hours. 0156220095/6/20   after hours. 0156220070

Thanking you in advance.

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User:(WT-en) TraHot

Travel Hotels and Lifestyle aims to publish informative suggestions and topics ranging from a holiday must do, places you must visit to enrich your lifestyle to great tips on trip planning and amazing destinations from around the world… we source the latest deals and locations to keep you up to date with the latest travel information.

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User:(WT-en) Tramp

I am a Kiwi and Swiss and immigrated to New Zealand in 1983. As one of the owners of the Wairere Boulders Nature Park in the Hokianga, I am heavily involved in promoting our area. I know the Hokianga Harbour and Northlland area extremely well. I was a long time in the executive of the Hokianga Tourism Association and therefore know every tourism operator, every attraction and every accommodation provider. I am also the web designer of the original website www.hokiangatourism.org.nz, own and operate the site http://www.hokianga.net.nz and http://www.wairereboulders.co.nz

I am most interrested that our area is correctly represented and will strive to continue in putting the Hokianga "on the map"

Also, in my younger years, I have intensively travelled and worked all around our globe as civil engineer and planner, and hence, seen a lot.

I hope to have good collaboration with my co-editors.

Please feel free to drop me a line. You find me in Horeke.

Tramp

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User:(WT-en) Tranquilinho

About me
I'm Jesus Cuenca. I've got a homepage at El sitio de Tranquilinho

I live in Madrid.

Places I've been to

 * Europe
 * Norway
 * Finland
 * Sweden
 * Denmark
 * Italy
 * Rome
 * Florence
 * Belgium
 * Spain
 * Granada
 * Barcelona

Wishlist

 * Japan
 * Brazil

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User:(WT-en) Trappedbee

i want to check out places. --(WT-en) Trappedbee 07:09, 8 September 2011 (EDT) Fort Macleod

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User:(WT-en) Traslaen

traslaen, hometown moncton nb residence vancouver bc.

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User:(WT-en) Travature

Hello...World

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Travel20 --(WT-en) Travel20 15:23, 23 February 2010 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Travel2012

ITINERARY

Tuesday, July 31 - Natalie

Depart Frankfurt, Germany (FRA) Lufthansa Flight 422, Seat 31H 12:40 PM Terminal 1

Arrive Boston, MA (BOS) 2:35 PM Terminal E

Depart Boston, MA (BOS) US Airways Flight 3591, Seat 5C 6:10 PM Terminal B

Arrive Pittsburgh, PA (PIT) 7:55 PM

Wednesday, August 1 - Natalie Drive to Erie, PA

Tuesday, August 7 – Natalie & Linda Depart Erie, PA (ERI) Amtrak 449 Lake Shore Limited 1:36 AM

Arrive Chicago, IL (CHI) Union Station 9:45 AM

Depart Chicago, IL (ORD) – Natalie & Linda Delta Flight 5774, Seats 10A & 10B 4:30 PM

Arrive Salt Lake City, UT (SLC) 6:53 PM

Depart Salt Lake City, UT (SLC) Delta Flight 4641, Seats 3A & 3B 8:10 PM

Arrive Fresno, CA (FAT) 8:50 PM

Monday, August 20 – Natalie, Linda, Karyn, Deby Depart Fresno, CA (FNO) Amtrak 711 San Joaquin 6:50 AM

Arrive Stockton, CA (SKN) 8:57 AM

Depart Stockton, CA (SKN) Amtrak 3811 Bus 9:10 AM

Arrive Sacramento, CA (SAC) 10:10 AM

Depart Sacramento, CA (SAC) Amtrak 6 California Zephyr 11:09 AM

Wednesday, August 22 – Natalie, Linda, Karyn, Deby Arrive Chicago, IL (CHI) Union Station 2:50 PM

Depart Chicago, IL (ORD) - Karyn & Deby United Flight 369 7:43 PM Terminal 1

Arrive Los Angeles, CA (LAX) 10:09 PM Terminal 7

Depart Los Angeles, CA (LAX) United Flight 6433 10:40 PM Terminal 7

Arrive Fresno, CA (FAT) 11:45 PM

Depart Chicago, IL (CHI) - Linda Amtrak 48 Lake Shore Limited 9:30 PM

Check-In to Comfort Suites O'Hare Airport - Natalie

Thursday, August 23 – Linda Arrive Erie, PA (ERI) 7:22 AM

Depart Chicago, IL (ORD) - Natalie United Flight 532, Seat 29C 10:03 AM Terminal 1

Arrive Boston, MA (BOS) 1:22 PM Terminal C

Depart Boston, MA (BOS) Lufthansa Flight 423, Seat 36C 4:35 PM Terminal E

Friday, August 24 - Natalie Arrive Frankfurt, Germany (FRA) 5:30 AM Terminal 1

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User:(WT-en) Travel agent

• Established since 1997, Trekking Travel has been considered one of the most prestigious and reliable travel companies in Vietnam. ��� We offer a full range of travel services including tours, hotel booking, car rental, airfare, train tickets and open bus all along Vietnam. • With Trekking Travel, you are discovering all of the beautiful of the nation, its people and culture.

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User:(WT-en) Travel Agent Software

 * 1) REDIRECT User:(WT-en) Associated Travel Writers

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User:(WT-en) Travelboy

''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
Travelboy is a Londoner living in Barcelona. Loves business and leisure travel.

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User:(WT-en) Travelbubble

 * Africa: Kenya

 * Europe: Austria Belgium France Germany Italy Croatia Slovenia Spain Switzerland United Kingdom

 * Middle East: Soon.....

 * North America: USA

 * Oceania: One day.......

Travel plans
Up next:
 * United Kingdom

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User:(WT-en) Travelbugr

This site is great. I'm looking forward to contributing to its growth. I've traveled all over the world and would love to share my thoughts and links with you all. Cheers.

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User:(WT-en) Travelecuador

Travel Ecuador
Travel Ecuador is a leading travel company with over 17 years of experience arranging a wide range of high-end customized trips and excursions for individuals, families, and groups. It was founded by Juan Rodriguez in 1991.

The mission of the company is to provide world-class service to it's clients on every trip. It was one of the first travel companies in Ecuador to receive the ISO-9001-2000 certification. Travel Ecuador arranges carefully-planned itineraries so that their clients can make the best use of their time and end their trip feeling fully satisfied. One of the company's main objectives is to give people a chance to explore Ecuador's breathtaking natural beauty and numerous cultural destinations. The company is committed to making every journey a unique and wonderful experience for it's customers; one that will create lifelong memories for them.

Travel Ecuador designs personalized adventure trips, making sure that every detail of the experience is perfectly planned and exceeds traveler's expectations. They make sure that every itinerary is original, unique and that it fits the dreams and interests of guests who come to Ecuador.

Travel Ecuador works with the best certified travel guides in the industry, all
of them are completely bilingual and have a great knowledge of their country. They also work with the best resorts, vendors, and travel partners in Ecuador.

About Ecuador
Ecuador is one of the smallest countries in South America, but it is one of the most unique and exiting destinations on the planet and has a great touristic potential!

It is a natural paradise with vast cultural diversity and numerous attractions, including the Amazon rainforest, Andean volcanoes, beautiful beaches, perfectly preserved colonial towns, and the enchanted Galapagos Islands.

There are more than a dozen distinct ethnic groups who speak their own language, and in each region people practice unique customs, create their own cuisine, and maintain their cultural traditions.

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User:(WT-en) Travelempire

''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.''

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User:(WT-en) Traveler2006

Hello my name is Traveler2006!

Leave me a message anytime you want!

I have been to the following States in America

 * Maine
 * New Hampshire
 * Massachusetts

That's all folkes sorry!

(WT-en) Traveler2006 10:38, 28 March 2006 (EST)

I like the outdoors.

(WT-en) Traveler2006 10:38, 28 March 2006 (EST)

I'am a very computer active person I love the internet and WikiTravel Now! I hope to help WikiTravel EXPAND! My goal is to make friends... (WT-en) Traveler2006 13:43, 28 March 2006 (EST) Thank You!

I have been writing my heart literally out. (WT-en) Traveler2006 13:56, 28 March 2006 (EST) I hope soon someone edits... (WT-en) Traveler2006 13:56, 28 March 2006 (EST)

I got to go now so (WT-en) Traveler2006 14:10, 28 March 2006 (EST) love you all be back

Hello again all I'am a big big big fan of my Toronto Blue Jays! (WT-en) Traveler2006 14:29, 28 March 2006 (EST)

Okay people of WikiTravel can you stop thinking I'am a Vandal I'am a innocent user! do i need to change in what ways and my name ? (WT-en) Traveler2006 16:40, 28 March 2006 (EST) PLEASE reply

Wow what a day today Todd V is killing me softly... (WT-en) Traveler2006 10:08, 29 March 2006 (EST)

Whatever I will go for a little but you can't force me out by blocking a user who wants to contribute to the WIKITRAVEL GUIDE! (WT-en) Traveler2006 10:09, 29 March 2006 (EST) I haven't done anything wrong...

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User:(WT-en) Traveler7277

I am an executive consultant that focuses on increasing corporate value. I am 57 years old and have worked on four continents and successfully accomplished assignments with over 30 major companies.

I appreciate Wikipedia and look forward to helping make it even more excellent as an encyclopedia and an online resorce.

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User:(WT-en) TRAVELER 87

My first time trip to europe was in year 2002 iv'e visited a lot of places like AMS-MAN-EuroDisney paris & LONdon i really had a great time knowing about new cultures driffrent languages speaking and of course meeting new people that beautiful

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User:(WT-en) Travelforteens

Travel for Teens provides high school students enriching summer and spring break travel opportunities in France, Spain, Greece, Italy, England, Ireland, South Africa, Costa Rica, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand. We also organize custom school trips for teachers and private student trips

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User:(WT-en) Travelfreek

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I have no I idea what I'm doing here. I just joined the website but I don't know how to add information...

hmmmm

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User:(WT-en) Travelguide

=Meine Europareise=

Stationen
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(WT-en) my_paris

(WT-en) my_london

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User:(WT-en) Travelguy101

Welcome to my user page!

About
My name is Jordan. I'm a high school student currently living in Florida, and have good experience contributing to wikis.

Traveling is both a hobby and a longtime interest of mine, and though I've yet to explore outside the United States, I hope that changes soon :) I've been all over Maryland, and have also made visits to Pennsylvania, Delaware, Virginia, New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts.

I hope I can be an asset to Wikivoyage. I'm aiming to provide lots of new content, helpful additions, and useful tips to the site!

Places to visit
Just a list of places on my travel wishlist; where I'd like to visit in the future: United States (I live here, but want to check out these states most)
 * Alaska, Arizona, California, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Nevada, South Carolina, Texas

Israel
 * Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa, Dead Sea

South Korea
 * Seoul, Panmunjeom (DMZ)

Japan
 * Tokyo

China
 * Beijing, Shanghai

Australia
 * Sydney

New Zealand
 * Auckland, Wellington

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User:(WT-en) Travelguymike

My name is Mike. I'm Canadian. I've been to 17 countries in North America, Asia, and Europe, and plan to go to more. In Canada, I've been to all provinces except NB, PEI, and NFLD, but want to cover my bases there shortly. I enjoy discussions, so leave a note at my talk page. I also contribute to Wikipedia on and off, under a different username.

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User:(WT-en) Travelife1987

This is my page! <3
I just put stuff that people should know! (:

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User:(WT-en) Traveling Indonesia

Traveling Indonesia
Bali link title

Bali, a tropical island in the Indonesian archipelago, is so picturesque and immaculate it could almost be a painted backdrop. It has rice paddies tripping down hillsides like giant steps, volcanoes soaring up through the clouds, dense tropical jungle, long sandy beaches, warm blue water, crashing surf and friendly people who don't just have a culture but actually live it. In Bali spirits come out to play in the moonlight, every night is a festival and even a funeral is an opportunity to have a good time.

Bali Island, the perfect holiday destination for all ages offers something for everyone. This tropical paradise has a unique blend of modern tourist facilities combined with wonderful shopping and a rich past and heritage. The Balinese people are proud of having preserved their unique Hindu culture against the advance of Islam, the dominant religion throughout Indonesia. This is still reflected in day to day life and can be seen in the numerous ceremonies, Balinese festivals and magnificent temples and palaces. Some of the best surfing beaches in the world can be found on the western side of the island whilst conversely the eastern side is a wonderful haven for families, with beautiful white sand beaches and gentle seas.

Bali Island is a shopper's paradise particularly for casual and tailored clothing, locally made jewellery, handicrafts, antiques and artifacts. Leather ware is one of the unexpected local bargains with everything from handbags through to tailor made leather jackets and coats, all at unbelievable prices. In fact, prices are so inexpensive, you're sure to need more room in your suitcase! Try bargaining at the street markets of Kuta, Sanur of Nusa Dua or fixed price shopping at a Denpasar department store. Bali has it all.

For those that want to stay wet, Bali Island has world class scuba diving, snorkelling and wonderful day trips out to Nusa Penida for beach sports and coral viewing.

When the sun sets, the choices are still hard to make - a quiet romantic moon lit dinner or watch the spectacular Balinese Fire Dance or Kecak Dance. For those that want to party, Bali Island has it all with bars, discos and nightclubs.

As a truly international destination attracting visitors from all over the world, restaurants in Bali are extremely cosmopolitan yet inexpensive. Experience not only local delicacies like Nasi Goreng and Sate Campur but also Chinese, Malaysian, Japanese, Italian/European Greek, Moroccan and even Mexican cuisine. We must not forget Bali's wonderful seafood - local lobster at such prices that you will want to keep coming back for more.

For those more culturally inclined, Bali can offer the peace and tranquility of Ubud high in the hills; the spectacular Mother Temple at Besakih; the ancient capital of Bali, Singaraja and the floating palace at Ujung near the pretty beach area of Candi Dasa. The Scenery is nothing less than spectacular. Jungle, picturesque hillside rice terraces and the awesome magnificence of Kintamani Volcano.

The more active, wanting a break from the idyllic beaches, can experience wonderful golf courses in the mountains at Bedugul and beachside at Nusa Dua, the thrill of white water rafting or kayaking down the beautiful Ayung River; mountain cycling amid scenery you will never forget and organized rice paddy and jungle treks to see the side of Bali most tourists never encounter.

Bali Island, a truly international destination, offers every standard of accommodation ranging from charming yet modest bungalow style hotels in lush tropical gardens for the budget minded through to arguably amongst the most exclusive and sophisticated hotels in the world!

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User:(WT-en) Traveliter

Most of my wiki contributions are at WoWWiki.com (about the World of Warcraft), with some contributions at Wikipedia. Primarily, I maintain a Web site/blog about how to travel lightly (called The Travelite FAQ). Most of my contributions are in the form of copy edits, which provide improved readability.

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User:(WT-en) Traveller

My name is Martin Kehoe. I live in Sydney, and have worked as a travel consultant and tour guide. My areas of specialisation include South America, Southern Africa, Indonesia, Malaysia, North America and Western Europe.

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User:(WT-en) Traveller2

Hello, My name is Rachel. I first found Wikivoyage while looking for materials for my website about Tuscany. To my surprise, I found out that many towns still don't have descriptions, and I decided to join in and try to write some articles myself.

I live in Israel in a town called Kfar Saba. I love to travel, sometimes with my kids, and I have visited many places.

Some of the places I visited:
 * Paris
 * London
 * Turkey
 * Greece
 * Prague
 * Spain
 * Austria
 * Switzerland

and my absolute favorite - Italy

Now that I tried a little of this special markup language, I will get to work on something "real".

Rachel

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User:(WT-en) Travellermimi

A thirsty traveler, trapped in an office cubical :(

Follow my travels and do share urs! http://www.isango.com/things-to-do-in-paris-tour-sightseeing

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User:(WT-en) TravellingSlacker

I am an amateur blogger, traveller and photographer based in India. You can visit my site for more details. http://www.travellingslacker.com/

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User:(WT-en) Travelloops

Indochina is our home. We know this region like no other, and we use our special knowledge and experience to make your holiday to Cambodia (the Kingdom of Wonder), Vietnam (the Hidden Treasure), Laos (the Jewel of the Mekong) or Thailand (the Land of Smiles) as memorable and treasured as possible. We specialize in Individual or small group tours, and can assure you of personalized service to meet all your travel needs. You can travel with the Travel Loops Group in confidence and with the assurance that you are always in good hands.

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User:(WT-en) TravelMan80

Hi!

I've traveled to probably over 50 countries and can't wait to see some more..Hope to be able to make some good contributions here at wiki travel!

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Nepal, the ultimate destination for the travellers and holidaying tourist is a land-locked country. Draped along the spine of the high Himalaya, Nepal is a land of sublime scenery, time-worn temples, deepest gorge, highest lake, eight out of ten highest peaks and some of the best challenging hiking trails on earth. It's a poor country, but it is rich in scenic splendour and cultural treasures.

The Himalayan kingdom is located between India and China, in South East Asia. It is the home of the historic cities, dense green forests along with the world's most endangered species like one-horned Rhinoceros and Royal Bengal tiger. It is also the birthplace of Lord Buddha.

The tiny country is consider as the country with more temples than houses and more gods & goddesses than the people who live here. You can count more festivals than the number of days in this unique country, where we have got ten World Heritage Sites, out of which seven are located within a a distance of 20 km inside Kathmandu valley. We even got Living Goddess Kumari here.

This Hindu kingdom’s culture, traditional arts and heritage dates back to more than thousand years. The wide mosaic of races and ethnic groups have given this country a distinct character and culture of her own, which was hidden from the western world till the mid of 19th century. Nepal, the birthplace of deities, the home of the legendary Gurkhas and hospitable people with exocitic culture is a souvenir mystic kingdom.

It is the kind of country that lingers in your dreams long after you leave from here. This is why so many travellers are drawn back here again and again with a greater appreciation of its natural and cultural complexity.

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 * Danshui - Wikivoyage

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Welcome to Nepal for Nepal tourism 2011,Tougher for Tourism!

Osho world adventure has a wealth of knowledge and experience which means Organization of your tour is in best possible hands. Found by professionals with long Experience in tourism it is fully oriented in providing high quality services to its clients. We offer tremendous amount of adventurous activity such as trekking, mountaineering, Jungle safari, special rafting, special mountain flight, special Tibet tour and others. Our team comprises friendly, experienced, dedicated and professional Unit that is Well trained and certified by the government of Nepal. Sufficient facilities and competitive salary so as to ensure they give their best at work to make guests happy. The main objective of our company is to make our guest return once they Finish their trip to Nepal. The guide’s exciting tales on Yeti and many other Interesting facts of Nepal is bringing guests more and more every year.

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Trekking in Nepal Himalaya

I am an independent trekking guide in Nepal and have ten year's experience in this travel and tourism industry. I have a wide variety of skills in this sector and can guarantee that foreigners who visit with me in Nepal are truly positive and happy with me and confidently recommend my service to new visitors to Nepal.

Trekking Guide in Nepal

Krishna Adhikari (Govt. License No: 3505) P.O.Box: 23044,Kathmandu, Nepal Mobile phone: 00977-9841433205 guidenepal@gmail.com ukkrishna@hotmail.com

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Biography
Derek Milan Strout was born in Bar Harbor, Maine and calls beautiful Mount Desert Island "home" no matter where he may be at the moment. He completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Vermont in Burlington, graduating with a Bachelor's degree in Geography. Assuming various professions over the years, he is currently a cartographer and GIS analyst.

Derek has lived in Sydney, Australia and his recent travels include:

 * Quebec, Montreal and Nova Scotia, Canada
 * The Australian Outback and Great Barrier Reef
 * Viti Levu, Fiji
 * The North Island of New Zealand
 * Provence and Paris, France
 * Monaco

He enjoys roving "off the beaten path" and immersing himself in the culture of his destinations as well as the places between A and B. Visit his gallery here and feel free to send along comments regarding his images or anything else to derekmstrout@gmail.com

Derek currently resides in Portland, Maine.

Current Project Articles

 * Bar Harbor
 * Mount Desert Island
 * Acadia National Park
 * Burlington, Vermont
 * Aix-en-Provence, France

Future Project Articles

 * Nadi, Fiji
 * Suva, Fiji
 * Coral Coast, Fiji
 * Touring New Zealand

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Trekking in Annapurna Region
This region has the most commercial trekking trails. However it offers some extra ordinary scenes of icy himalyan peaks and traditional mountain villages. You will encounter many ethnic groups and therefore gain a good understanding of the cultural differences in nepal. Kathmandu - Pokhara is either 6 hours by bus or 35 minutes by plane.

Annapurna Round Circuit - 18 Days
Our Annapurna circuit trek is an extraordinary trek, one of the world’s best in terms of culture and environmental diversity. Annapurna Circuit trek provides you dramatic changes in landscape, culture and climate. Following a careful acclimatization program, we head northwest over the 5400 meter Thorung La (pass) and descend steeply down to the sacred shrine of Muktinath in the Mustang district. From Muktinath to Pokhara you can enjoy terraced hills, forests, alpine pastures and villages from different cultures.

Taking a flight from Jomsom to Pokhara can shorten this trek. Jomsom is one day walk away from Muktinath. The road has built up in the Thak Khola Valley- Jomsom to Beni. Therefore if any one is interested to combine this section of the trek by Enfield Motorbikes, off road bikes and Mountain bikes then it would be possible to do so. Our idea is to assist you in finding the optimum adventure with blend of unique cultures you’ve been looking for. Finally your quest for a place where a blend of religious values, cultural dignities and enthralling adventures fuses at a junction ends right here. Trek Facts Starting from: Kathmandu Ending at: Pokhara Grade: Moderate-Difficult Highest access of the trek: 5416m (Thorang la pass) Culture: Gurung, Magar, Thakali Mode of trekking tour: Teahouse or Camping Himalayan sights: Dhaulagiri, Fishtail, Annapurna range, Manaslu, Nilgiri etc Most Attraction of the trek: Rain shadow (Trans Himalayan) region semi-Tibetan cultural experiences, holy pilgrimage site, Buddhist society, pinnacle sceneries and landscape, stunning mountain views Itinerary of Annapurna Round Circuit Day 01 : Drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar 760m (7 hours) and overnight in teahouse.

Day 02 : Trek from Besisahar to Bahundanda 1310m (6 hrs) and overnight in teahouse.

Day 03 : Bahundanda trek to Jagat 1300m (5hrs) and overnight.

Day 04 : Jagat trek to Dharapani 1860m - 6hrs and overnight.

Day 05 : Dharapani trek to Chame 2670m -5 hrs and overnight

Day 06 : Chame trek to Pisang 3200m - 5 hrs and overnight

Day 07 : Pisang trek to Manang 3540m- 6 hrs and overnight

Day 08 : Manang rest day

Day 09 : Manang trek to Yak Kharka 4018m - 4 hrs and overnight

Day 10 : Yak Kharka trek to Thorung Phedi 4450m - 3hrs and overnight

Day 11 : Thorung Phedi- Thorung la pass 5416m -Muktinath 3760m- 9 hrs and overnight

Day 12 : Muktinath trek to Marpha 2670m- 6 hrs and overnight

Day 13 : Marpha trek to Ghasa 2010m- 6hrs and overnight

Day 14 : Ghasa trek to Tatopani 1190m- 5 hrs and overnight

Day 15 : Tatopani trek to Ghorepani 2860m- 8 hrs and overnight

Day 16 : Ghorepani trek - Poon hill 3193m – Tadapani 2630m- 6 hrs and overnight

Day 17 : Tadapani trek to Ghandruk 1940m- 4 hrs and overnight

Day 18 : GGhandruk trek to Nayapul-1070m 5 hrs and drive to Pokhara 820m one hrs and end of trek ''Price : Contact us bn_khanal@hotmail.com, Phone : +977 9841913867 Post Box : ....... Thamel, Kathmandu''

Price Includes : All meals (Breakfast/lunch/dinner with tea\coffee), accommodation in teahouses, a guide, sleeping bag, down jackets, ground transportation, entry permits, all necessaries for Nepalese staffs (all meals, accommodation in tea houses, equipments, insurance etc)

Price Excludes : Any bar bills (alcoholic drinks, mineral water, cold drinks), cigarettes, clients personal insurance, personal insurance, personal equipments,

Dhaulagiri Around Trek- 21 Days
Trekking around the giant Himalayan Peak Dhawalagiri (8th highest Himalayan Peaks of the world) is one of the most challenging treks. The trek goes through big challenging mountain passes, crossing over French pass (5300 m.) and Thapa Pass (5200 m.); It is a challenging walk on an icy track. Trek Facts Starting from : Kathmandu Ending at : Pokhara Grade : Moderate Highest access of the trek : French pass (5300m), Thapa pass (5200m) Culture : Mixed Mode of trekking tour : Camping Himalayan sights : Dhaulagiri, Fishtail, Annapurna range, Manaslu, Nilgiri etc Most Attraction of the trek : Close Mountain View, Villages, challenging passes Click for Enlarge View Itinerary of Dhaulagiri Around Trek in Detail Day 01 : Kathmandu (1400m) drive to baglung (740m) by bus

Day 02 : Baglung trek to Beni (850m)

Day 03 : Beni trek to Babichour (950m)

Day 04 : Babichour trek to Darbang (1030m)

Day 05 : Darbang trek to Sibang (1720m)

Day 06 : Sibang trek to Muri (1840m)

Day 07 : Muri trek to Boghara (1990m)

Day 08 : Boghara trek to Dobang (2400m)

Day 09 : Dobang trek to Chartare (2820m)

Day 10 : Chartare trek to Pakabon (3585m)

Day 11 : Rest day for acclimatization

Day 12 : Pakabon trek to near Glacier (3810m)

Day 13 : Glacier trek to Dhaulagiri base camp (4750m)

Day 14 : Rest day for Acclimatization

Day 15 : Dhaulagiri –french pass (5360m) and trek to Hidden valley

Day 16 : Hidden valley –Thapa pass (5230m) and trek to Yak kharka (3990m)

Day 17 : Yak kharka trek to Marpha (2667m)

Day 18 : Marpah trek to Kagbeni (2807m) Day 19 : Kagbeni trke to Muktinath (3802m)

Day 20 : Muktinath trek to Jomsom (2743m)

Day 21 : Jomsom fly to Pokhara Price : ''Price : Contact us bn_khanal@hotmail.com, Phone : +977 9841913867 Post Box : ....... Thamel, Kathmandu''

Price Includes : All meals (Breakfast/lunch/dinner with tea\coffee), all camping equipments, a guide, cook, porters, sleeping bag, down jackets, ground transportation, trekking permit, entry permits, all necessaries for Nepalese staffs (all meals, accommodation in tea houses, equipments, insurance etc).

Price Excludes : any bar bills (alcoholic drinks, mineral water, cold drinks), cigarettes, clients personal insurance, any kind of unforeseen expenses etc.

Notes : * The departure schedule can be change on any unavoidable circumstances such as weather hazards, natural changes of walking track, road slides, and avalanches, public strikes.

Annapurna Base Camp Trek - 12 Days
Annapurna Base Camp trek is one of the beautiful trekking routes in Annapurna area with the height of 4200 meter. The Annapurna Base camp trek offers you a magnificent view of the Annapurna range and a mixed culture of Gurung and Magars. You will be passing through beautiful villages, forests and hot springs. Trek Facts Starting from : Kathmandu Ending at : Pokhara Grade : Moderate Highest access of the trek : 4200m (Annapurna Base Camp) Culture : Gurung, Magar Mode of trekking tour : Teahouse Himalayan sights : Dhaulagiri, Fishtail, Annapurna range, Manaslu, Nilgiri etc Most Attraction of the trek : Close Mountain View, Villages Click for Enlarge View Itinerary of Annapurna Base Camp Trek in Detail Day 01 : Kathmandu-drive to Pokhara (7 hours) and overnight in hotel

Day 02 : Pokhara-drive to Nayapul (1 hours) and trek to Tikedhunga (4 hrs) and overnight in teahouse.

Day 03 : Tikedhunga trek to Ghorepani (7 hours) and overnight in teahouse.

Day 04 : Ghorepani hike early morning to poon hill (View point) (1 hrs), trek down to ghorepani and trek to Tadapani (6 hrs) and overnight in teahouse

Day 05 : Tadapani trek to Chhomorung (7 hrs) and overnight in teahouse

Day 06 : Chhomorung trek to Himalaya (6 hrs) and overnight in teahouse

Day 07 : Himalaya trek to Machhapuchere Base camp (5 hrs) and overnight in teahouse

Day 08 : Machhapuchere Base camp trek to Annapurna base camp (2 hrs) and overnight in teahouse.

Day 09 : Annapurna Base camp trek to Bamboo (7 hrs) and overnight in teahouse

Day 10 : Bamboo trek to Jhinuwa Danda (Hot spring) (5 hrs) and overnight in teahouse

Day 11 : Jhinuwa Danda trek to Ghandruk (5 hrs) and overnight in teahouse

Day 12 : Ghandruk trek to Nayapul (4 hrs) and drive to Pokhara (1 hrs), End of the trek Price : ''Price : Contact us bn_khanal@hotmail.com, Phone : +977 9841913867 Post Box : ....... Thamel, Kathmandu''

Price Includes : All meals (Breakfast/lunch/dinner with tea\coffee), accommodation in teahouses, a guide, sleeping bag, down jackets, ground transportation, entry permits, all necessaries for Nepalese staffs (all meals, accommodation in tea houses, equipments, insurance etc).

Price Excludes : any bar bills (alcoholic drinks, mineral water, cold drinks), cigarettes, clients personal insurance, any kind of unforeseen expenses etc.

Notes : * The departure schedule can be change on any unavoidable circumstances such as weather hazards, natural changes of walking track, road slides, and avalanches, public strikes.

Jomsom - Muktinath Trek - 10 Days
Jomsom trek is reputed in Nepalese as a skyline trek. Jomsom is the gateway of the Nepal's hidden treasure" Mustang", the trekker can see the landscape of mustang and reach to the Hindu's and Buddhist's sacred pilgrimage Muktinath. Trek Facts Starting from : Kathmandu Ending at : Pokhara Grade : Easy Highest access of the trek : 3800m (Muktinath) Culture : Gurung, Magar, Thakali Mode of trekking tour : Teahouse Himalayan sights : Dhaulagiri, Fishtail, Annapurna range, Manaslu, Nilgiri etc Most Attraction of the trek : Mountain View, villages, Monastary Click for Enlarge View Itinerary of Jomsom Muktinath Trek in Detail Day 01 : Kathmandu drive to Pokhara, (7 hrs) and overnight in hotel.

Day 02 : Pokhara drive to Nayapul (1 hrs) and trek to Tikedhunga (4 hrs) and overnight in teahouse.

Day 03 : Tikedhunga trek to Ghorepani (7 hrs) and overnight in teahouse.

Day 04 : Ghorepani early morning hike to poon hill (1 hrs), back to Ghorepani and trek to Tatopani (7 hrs), overnight in teahouse.

Day 05 : Tatopani trek to Ghasa, 6 hrs and overnight in teahouse.

Day 06 : Ghasa trek to Marpha, 7 hrs and overnight in teahouse

Day 07 : Marpha trek to Kagbeni, 5hrs and overnight in teahouse

Day 08 : Kagbeni trek to Muktinath, 4 hrs and overnight in teahouse

Day 09 : Muktinath trek to Jomsom, 5hrs and overnight in teahouse.

Day 10 : Jomsom flight to Pokhara, End of trek. Price : ''Price : Contact us bn_khanal@hotmail.com, Phone : +977 9841913867 Post Box : ....... Thamel, Kathmandu''

Price Includes : All meals (Breakfast/lunch/dinner with tea\coffee), accommodation in teahouses, accommodation in hotel in pokhara 2 nights, a guide, sleeping bag, down jackets, ground transportation, entry permits, all necessaries for Nepalese staff (all meals, accommodation in tea houses, equipments, insurance etc).

Price Excludes : any bar bills (alcoholic drinks, mineral water, cold drinks), cigarettes, clients personal insurance, any kind of unforeseen expenses, domestic flight tickets for clients and Nepali

Note : * The price for Jomsom - Pokhara for clients cost USD 72.00 per person one way. The price for Jomsom-Pokhara for Nepali cost USD 50.00 per Nepali one way. The departure schedule can be change on any unavoidable circumstances such as weather hazards, natural changes of walking track, road slides, avalanches and public strikes.

Ghandruk - Ghorepani Treks - 6 Days
This trek to north of Pokhara is known as a beautiful Annapurna Trek with the magnificent Himalayan view sighted from the top of Poon Hill. The Poon Hill is one of the best points for a camera to catch the Panoramic Himalaya; including Machhapuchhre, Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Trek Facts Starting from : Kathmandu Ending at : Pokhara Grade : Easy Highest access of the trek : 3200m (Poon hill) Culture : Gurung, Magar Mode of trekking tour : Teahouse Himalayan sights : Dhaulagiri, Fishtail, Annapurna range, Manaslu, Nilgiri etc Most Attraction of the trek : Close Mountain View, Villages Click for Enlarge View Itinerary of Ghandruk - Ghorepani Trek in Detail Day 01 : Kathmandu-drive to Pokhara (7 hours) and overnight in hotel

Day 02 : Pokhara-drive to Nayapul (1 hours) and trek to Tikedhunga (4 hrs) and overnight in teahouse.

Day 03 : Tikedhunga trek to Ghorepani (7 hours) and overnight in teahouse.

Day 04 : Ghorepani early morning hike to Poon hill (View point) (1 hrs), trek down to Ghorepani and trek to Tadapani (6 hrs) and overnight in teahouse

Day 05 : Tadapani trek to Ghandruk (4 hrs) and overnight in teahouse

Day 06 : Ghandruk trek to Nayapul (4 hrs) and drive to Pokhara (1 hrs). End of the trek Price : ''Price : Contact us bn_khanal@hotmail.com, Phone : +977 9841913867 Post Box : ....... Thamel, Kathmandu''

Price Includes : All meals (breakfast/lunch/dinner with tea\coffee), accommodation in teahouses, a guide, sleeping bag, down jackets, ground transportation, 2 nights in hotel in Pokhara, entry permits, all necessaries for Nepali staff (meals, accommodation in tea houses, equipments, insurance).

Price Excludes : any bar bills (alcoholic drinks, mineral water, cold drinks), cigarettes, clients personal insurance, any kind of unforeseen expenses etc.

Notes : * The departure schedule can be change on any unavoidable circumstances such as weather hazards, natural changes of walking track, road slides, and avalanches, public strikes.

Royal trek - 5 Days
An easy hiking trip just around the Pokhara valley. Recommended as the winter trip and a trip for families with children. Since the trip is not going that high (only 1500 meter). The view is great; the breathtaking scenery of mountains and Pokhara valley in the background Trek Facts Starting from : Kathmandu Ending at : Pokhara Grade : Easy Highest access of the trek : 1650 m (Chisapanil) Culture : Gurung, Magar, Braman, Chettries Mode of trekking tour : Camping Himalayan sights : Dhaulagiri, Fishtail, Annapurna range, Manaslu, Nilgiri etc Attraction of the trek : Lakes, temple, mountain view Click for Enlarge View Itinerary of Royal Trek in Detail Day 01 : Kathmandu-drive to Pokhara (7 hours) and overnight in hotel

Day 02 : Drive to Pokhara and transfer to our trek starting point and trek to Kalikasthan (976m) and overnight.

Day 03 : Kalikasthan trek to Saklung (1220m) and overnight

Day 04 : Saklung trek to Chisopani (1650m) and overnight

Day 05 : Chisapani trek to Begnas and drive to pokhara Price : ''Price : Contact us bn_khanal@hotmail.com, Phone : +977 9841913867 Post Box : ....... Thamel, Kathmandu''

Price Includes : All meals (Breakfast/lunch/dinner with tea\coffee), all camping equipment, a guide, cook, porters, sleeping bag, down jackets, ground transportation, entry permits, all necessaries for Nepalese staffs (all meals, accommodation in tea houses, equipments, insurance).

Price Excludes : any bar bills (alcoholic drinks, mineral water, cold drinks), cigarettes, clients personal insurance, any kind of unforeseen expenses etc.

Notes : * The departure schedule can be change on any unavoidable circumstances such as weather hazards, natural changes of walking track, road slides, and avalanches, public strikes.

Siklis Trek - 8 Days
This trek is one of the beautiful treks from Pokhara. You could have great view of Mountain and the Gurung culture in this trek. Trek Facts Starting from : Pokhara Ending at : Pokhara Grade : Moderate Highest access of the trek : 2000m Culture : Gurung, Magar, Braman, Chettries Mode of trekking tour : Camping Himalayan sights : Annapurna range, Dhaulagiri, Lamjung himal, Fish tail, etc Most Attraction of the trek : Mountain View and culture Click for Enlarge View Itinerary of Royal Trek in Detail Day 01 : Kathmandu to Pokhara by private bus.

Day 02 : Pokhara drive to BijaypurKhola and trek to Thulakot and over night in Camp

Day 03 : Thulakot to Taprang and overnight (5 hours)

Day 04 : Taprang to Lamakhet and overnight (5 hours)

Day 05 : Lamakhet to Siklis and overnight (4 hours)

Day 06 : Rest

Day 07 : Siklis to Thumke-Danda and overnight (5 hours)

Day 08 : Thumke-Danda trek to Phedi-khola about 3hours and drive to Pokhara Price : ''Price : Contact us bn_khanal@hotmail.com, Phone : +977 9841913867 Post Box : ....... Thamel, Kathmandu''

Price Includes : All meals while on Trekking (Breakfast/lunch/dinner with tea\coffee), accommodation in Tent, national park permit, all Camping Equipments (like: Sleeping bag, down jackets, mattress, necessary tents etc) cooking gears, etc. guide, porters, sherpa, cook etc.; all necessaries for Nepalese staffs, ground transport.

Price Excludes : Any bar bills (Mineral water, coke, beer etc), personal clothing's, personal expenses, rescue charge and any unforeseen expenses etc.

Notes : * The departure schedule can be change on any unavoidable circumstances such as weather hazards, natural changes of walking track, road slides, and avalanches, public strikes.

Mardi Himal- 10 Days
Mardi Himal trek takes you through forests, beautiful villages and valleys up to the Mardi Himal Base Camp. The beautiful Mountain View and the different cultures are the main attraction of this trek. Trek Facts Starting from : Kathmandu Ending at : Pokhara Grade : Moderate - Difficult Highest access of the trek : 4120m (Thulo Kharka) Culture : Mixed Mode of trekking tour : Camping Only Himalayan sights : Annapurna range, Dhaulagiri, Lamjung himal, Fish tail, etc Most Attraction of the trek : Mountain View and culture Click for Enlarge View Itinerary of Mardi Himal Trek in Detail Day 01 : Kathmandu drive to pokhara ( 7 hours)

Day 02 : Pokhara drive to Hyenja and trek to Gyachok and overnight

Day 03 : Gyachok trek to Sano Khoban (1600m) and overnight

Day 04 : Sano Khoban trek to Pipa (3150m) and overnight

Day 05 : Rest day for Acclimatization and overnight

Day 06 : Pipa trek to Thulo Kharka (4120m) and overnight

Day 07 : Thulo Kharka trek to Base camp (4100m) and overnight

Day 08 : Base camp trek to Korchon (3680m) and overnight

Day 09 : Korchon trek to Riban (1780m) and overnight

Day 10 : Riban trek to Hyenja and drive to Pokhara Price : ''Price : Contact us bn_khanal@hotmail.com, Phone : +977 9841913867 Post Box : ....... Thamel, Kathmandu''

Price Includes : All ground transportation, all meals while on trek (Breakfast, lunch, dinner with tea/coffee), Camping equipments (Two men tents, dining tents, kitchen tents, toilet tents, sleeping bags, mattresses, down jackets), a guide, a cook, cook helper, porter/s, other helping staffs, entry permits, all necessary requirements for Nepalese staffs (meals, insurance, equipments, ground transportation.

Price Excludes : any bar bills (alcoholic drinks, mineral water, cold drinks), cigarettes, clients personal insurance, any kind of unforeseen expenses etc.

Notes : * The departure schedule can be change on any unavoidable circumstances such as weather hazards, natural changes of walking track, road slides, and avalanches, public strikes.

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I live in East Brunswick, New Jersey. I created the East Brunswick article. I love travelling, but I dont do it often. I am a huge fan of mass transit, especially trains. I will try hard to involve a train when I travel. Unfortunately, this is not always possible in the United States. However, I hope this will improve over time. That said, I would love to experience the extensive rail networks of Europe. In addition, I would like to travel by rail in Russia, Mongolia, China, and anywhere else that has rail to travel on.

Created

 * East Brunswick
 * Givat Shmuel
 * Jerusalem/Old City/Jewish Quarter

Improved

 * Long Beach Island
 * New Brunswick -- currently

Planned

 * Rutgers/Rutgers University -- I would like to split this off due to the separate community and the fact that it probably has enough accommodations to be its own article.

United States

 * California
 * Connecticut
 * Delaware
 * Florida
 * Georgia
 * Indiana
 * Maine
 * Maryland
 * Massachusetts
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 * New Hampshire
 * New Jersey
 * New York
 * North Carolina
 * Ohio
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 * Rhode Island
 * Vermont
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Canada

 * British Columbia
 * Nova Scotia
 * Ontario
 * Quebec

Middle East

 * Israel

Americas

 * The rest of the US
 * The rest of Canada
 * Brazil
 * Cuba
 * Grenada
 * Haiti
 * Jamaica
 * Uruguay

Europe

 * Austria
 * Belgium
 * Cyprus
 * France
 * Germany
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 * Ireland
 * Netherlands
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Eurasia

 * Mongolia
 * Russia
 * Serbia
 * Ukraine

Middle East

 * Dubai
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 * Iran

Asia/Oceania

 * Australia
 * China
 * Japan
 * Korea
 * North Korea
 * Singapore

Africa

 * Congo-Kinshasa
 * Ethiopia
 * Kenya
 * Morocco
 * Nigeria
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 * Tunisia
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This is Krishna Bahadur Adhikari from Nepal and I am team leader/Trek Guide since seven year in this travel and tourism industries, so I got many more experience from my abilities and recognize to foreigner who visit with me in Nepal and they are truly positively glad with me and several confidently recommend to other new client in my name and absolute service but only people know my service when they trust me and adjust with me. Hopefully I am your additional helper from Nepal sector and try to survey my service.

Trekking is the emphasize of a visit to Nepal on account of the wide range of geographical features; the country nurtures a variety of vegetation and landscape. In addition to the natural endowment is the rich Himalayan culture. Thousand of visitors trek to different parts of Nepal every year to experience its rustic charm of nature and culture. Most treks go through areas, between 1000 to 3000 meters, although some popular parts reach over 5000 meters.

We offer trekking (Teahouse and Camping), mountaineering, sight seeing, tour, jungle safari, rock climbing, pilgrim’s tour and many more from my effort. That’s wise I would like to request you assessment our country once again and inquires me before you departure from you country. Specially teahouse trekking route for only three region are famous in Nepal that is Annapurna region (3 to 28 days), Everest region (6 to 30 days), Langtang Gosainkunda Helambu region (5 to 18 days) and between these region habitually Annapurna well-known for teahouse in Nepal. My contact details are below: Krishna Bahadur Adhikari (Team Leader/Trek Guide HMG No: 3505) P.O.Box: 23044, Thamel, Kathmandu, Nepal Phone: 00977-1-2093348, treknepal2u@yahoo.com mountainguide2005@yahoo.com www.geocities.com/treknepal2u/trek

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User:(WT-en) Trekshimalaya

Trekking in Nepal is best travel activities whole in the world can harmonize the breathtaking beauty and charming culture of Nepal. Adventure enthusiasts talk wildly about it. And more and more tourists are planning for the trek in Nepal on the positive appraisals of others. In my point of view trekking is the best way to experience the trekshimalaya.com marvelous amalgamation of fantastic nature beauty and rich culture which is unbeatable. This beautiful land is often referred to as the travelers paradise. Annually more than twenty thousand travelers to Nepal and enjoy trekking to experience fantastic nature beauty, adventurestrekking.com breathtaking views of mountains, picturesque landscapes, rich flora and fauna, vibrant culture, unique tradition and glorious history. Travelers leave this beautiful country with splendid tales to share with their family, relatives, colleagues and friends. You will love Nepal, it beauty, it culture and it friendly people. There are many trekking routes and locations in Nepal where travelers can seek their delights. Popular locations for Nepal Treks are following. Everest Base Camp Trek and Kalapatthar trekking for you to set up you mind for highest summit then it is the perfect and very exciting trek location in Everest region. It gives trekkers a golden opportunity to fulfill a dream and watching some of the most spectacular scenery in the majestic Himalayas of Nepal.

This deserving location is very popular among trekkers, climbers and adventure enthusiasts from all over the world. The scenic train to the base camp of the mountain has been one of the most popular routes for trekking in Nepal. The Everest trekking from jiri This the one of the best ways to do enjoy the charm of exciting trekking tours of Everest. It allows trekkers to follow the footsteps of the old approach route followed y Everest expeditions. It provides trekkers a wonderful opportunity to watch densely populated middle hills and the high altitude magnificence of the Everest trekking region. Mera Peak, Kanchanjungha Peak, Annapurna Circuit, Annapurna Sanctuary, Mustang Trekking, Langtang Region, Gokyo Lake Trekking, Lower Ganesh Himal Trekking etc are some of popular options for Nepal treks. For trekking in Nepal has been classified into four grades according to their nature and type. Grade A is easy treks. Grade B is moderate treks. If you too want to enjoy the charm of this beautiful country, Trek Nepal according to their grades and your desire and treasure a unique lifetime experience.

Natural beautification and cultural array is to walking, trekking, width and the height of country. Trekking is important of travel Nepal for trekking tours Himalaya on description of large range of ecological features. The country nurtures a variety of flora and scenery. Addition to natural atmosphere is rich Himalayan culture. Many of visitor trek to different part of Nepal every year to experience its rustic charm, nature and culture. Most treks through areas between 1000 to 5185 m, though some popular parts reach over 5648 meters. Trekking is not climbing, while the climb of a Himalayan peaks and enjoy walking holiday in Nepal and trekking tours Nepal might be an attraction for travelers. Every traveler knows for the trekking in Nepal from all over the words an inspiring knowledge. Exacting attraction of Nepal lies in its stunning beauty and its excellent culture. Walking through the Himalayas of Nepal, you will be appreciate to Nepalese High Himalaya has delightful hearts of trekking, discover high Himalaya (Mt. Everest 8848m.). Most well-known trekking Everest, Annapurna and Langtang region.

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User:(WT-en) Tresman

Quickly: I do live in Mallorca and work in the travel bussines, so I thought I could colabarate in the Mallorca area.

If you find something that could be improved please feel free to edit. This is wiki isn't it?

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User:(WT-en) TrevorKew

My name is Trevor Kew and I teach English Literature at Yokohama International School in Japan. I am also the author of three novels for children: Trading Goals (Lorimer & Co. 2009), Sidelined (Lorimer & Co. 2010), Breakaway (Lorimer & Co. 2011).

I want to contribute to Wikivoyage because it mimics the way I always get my best travel tips -- i.e. from other travelers. As someone who has lived in three countries and traveled to more than sixty, I believe that I have lots to offer to other travelers (as well as plenty more to learn).

Feel free to contact me at kewt@yis.ac.jp if you have questions or suggestions.

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User:(WT-en) TrevorP

(WT-en) TrevorP 13:17, 26 June 2012 (EDT)Trevor Paige

I work in the technology industry in Colorado. I am not great at writing but love to travel. I tend to be more on the positive side so you won't see a lot of slagging or negativity in my posts. That said, I also know that others have different points of view about the locations they travel to so appreciate the feedback on my posts.

Being a bit of an ugly cuss, I won't post a picture for now. I am new to wikivoyage so please forgive my fumbling around!

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User:(WT-en) Trew

Ever since I was a kid, I have been addicted to travel. I am 6th generation Californian and D.A.R,, as much as I love my home state and country, I love to travel.

Places I've Been
I have exceeded my goal of 25 by 25! New goal, 100 countries. Below is a list of countries and states I have see so far. In order to get on this list I Had to have spent the majority of the day there. Driving through, plan lay-overs and train stop offs don't count.

Countries

 * Austria
 * Belgium
 * Cambodia
 * Canada (British Columbia, Alberta)
 * China
 * Costa Rica
 * Croatia
 * Czech Republic
 * England
 * Germany
 * Guatemala
 * Hong Kong
 * Indonesia
 * Italy
 * Japan
 * Laos
 * Malaysia
 * Mexico
 * Nicaragua
 * Poland
 * Singapore
 * Spain
 * Switzerland
 * Thailand
 * The Netherlands
 * USA
 * Vietnam

States

 * California
 * Hawaii
 * Idaho
 * Maryland
 * Massachusetts
 * Montana
 * Nevada
 * New York
 * Oregon
 * Pennsylvania
 * Vermont
 * Virgin
 * Washington
 * Washington DC
 * Wyoming

November 6th 2008
I have decided to take on the Wine Country. I have spent most of my life living there and it saddened me to see that Glen Ellen (my home town) only had one listing. So you will see me working on Sonoma, Mendo and Napa County Guides.

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User:(WT-en) TriBble

I'am active at some wiki's right now, so stay tuned...

 * Jabber: tribble@jabber.berlin.ccc.de

the other side
these are pages i currently on:

 * Gruene Hilfe e.V. Wiki: http://www.gruene-hilfe.de/
 * Hanf Museum Berlin: http://www.hanfmuseum.de/
 * Hanfparade: http://www.hanfparade.de/
 * hanfplantage.de: http://www.hanfplantage.de/

more wikiwiki

 * http://wiki.ccc.de/
 * http://sir.bittransfer.de/
 * http://www.wikimedia.de/

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User:(WT-en) Trinbago

About me
I am Nigel Barry Mahabir, I live in Diego Martin, in Trinidad and Tobago.

I am a Trinidadian of Indian and Irish origins, a webmaster at the Trinidad and Tobago Web Directory. http://www.search.co.tt

I attended Holy Name Preparatory from 1979-1984.

I attended Hillview College from 1984-1989.

In Christmas of 1986 I recieved an Apple IIe Computer.

I attended Sixth form government from 1989-1992.

I attended the University of Leicester reading Chemistry from 1993-1994.

At the University of Leicester i obtain my first email address, nbm2@leicester.ac.uk

I attended the University of the West Indies reading Natural Sciences from 1996-1997.

In 1997 i establish the Trinidad and Tobago Webdirectory at http://trinidad.wow.net

In 2000 the TTWD moved to http://www.search.co.tt

In 2002 i became a member of the Information Technology Professionals Society.

Wikipedia:User:Trinbago

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User:(WT-en) Trio

Saluton,

Neniu vojagxas kiel multe kaj kiel bone tiel esperantistoj!

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