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User:(WT-en) Muhammad Hamid

Seremban is the capital city of Negeri Sembilan, one of the sixteen states that currently make up the country Malaysia. It borders Kuala Lumpur on the north, and Malacca, Malaysia's histrorical state on the southern border. Seremban is a great 'detour' destination for travelers or tourists in Kuala Lumpur as it only takes one short hour to get to the City from either Kuala Lumpur, or Malacca.

Get in
You can get into Seremban via the PLUS highway, that connects most western ciies and town s on the western plains of the West Malaysia. Consequently, Seremban can be accessed from Kuala Lumpur (by heading south) and from Malacca (by heading north, of course). There are numerous ways for travlers to get into Seremaban and immerse themselves in this state's 'Minangkabau' cultural traits. Driving is definitely an easy option, or you can take the bus services from either Kuala Lumpur or Malacca, costing around RM 10 -RM 15 one way (approximately USD 3 to USD 6 one way).

The Kuala Lumpur International Airport is conveniently located about 40 minutes driving from Seremban town centre, and the airport limo service can take you right into the heart of Seremban town centre at a pricier fare of RM 60.

Get around
Public transport in Seremban is not very reliable, despite its status as the state capital. Buses to take you around the town centre are very infrequent, and even if they are available at some lucky hours, they are usually dirty and may well be below expectations of any travelers, especially from the first world country. However, frequent bus services cater for journey from Seremab to other neighbouring districts within the state of Negeri Sembilan, all at very affordable fares.

The best suggestions to get around the city is probably through renting a car, althugh the aren't many car rental services in Seremban. Most overseas travelers rent their car in Kuala Lumpur, and from there, they make their way to Seremban.

Taxi to explore the town centre is also another option, although most of the taxi drivers do not charge you based on the taxi meter. They usually come out with their own fares (even before you step in the taxi), but comparatively with Kuala Lumpur, these fares are usually much more affordable.

However, most of the top attractions within the town centre are of walking distance, and are accessible easily by only walking.

See
Whilst in Seremban, you can take some time to see the State Palace (Istana Negeri), which is within a short walking distance away from the State Library and the majestic State Mosque. These three iconic landmarks are probably the top three structures that highly symbolizes the architecture values and cultural prominence or essence in this town. After that, you can take an evening brisk walk around the Lake garden, where you can see a number of people doing 'yoga' and jogging around, in response to the state's 'healthier lifestyle' campaign.

Seremban is a town that combines the greenery element of nature and barracks of old architecture that now serves the purpose as shop houses, restaurants and so on. You can spend the rest of the day going in and out of shops that usually have a high display of cultural values (depending on who the business owner is). The beauty of Seremban lies in here; the more classical yet urbanised side of Malaysia, with it being only one hour away from hustling and modern Kuala Lumpur.

Do
You can visit the State Museum that possess a wide range of the 'Minangkabau' culture artifacts and rarefactions.

Ulu Jempul, about 1 hour away from the town centre is a rural region that can be visited if you are thinking of getting some forestry scenary or to just wash yourself up at the many fresh waterfalls the place has.

You cna also visit Port Dickson, about 20 minutes drive away from the town centre. This small town is highly renowned for its local beach and abundance of amazing seafood galore.

Eat and Drink
Countless local restaurants, stalls and hawkers are sprawled around the city centre, each offering their own unique taste of local delicacies at very affordable prices. Usually, a complete meal with drinks and desserts at local restaurants will cost you around RM 10 (approximately USD 3 - USD 5).

However, posh restaurants high-end eateries are also available if that is more of your thing.

Sleep
Many motels are available in Seremban. Hotel too, ranging from 1 star to 5 stars are of popular choices within the town. Usually, hotels in Seremban don't usually require an early booking, as they are seldom full.

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User:(WT-en) Multimotyl

I'm from Opava, Czech republic. I like to travel very much. I have visited many countries around Europe and Russia. Currently i plan to visit China to make something like Solar Eclipse expedition. Hope my contribution helps.

Czech republic
Almost everywhere with exception of some parts of southern Bohemia. Most beautiful places for me are:
 * Český Krumlov
 * Jeseník and surounding mountains
 * Opava
 * Brno

Slovakia

 * Bratislava
 * Poprad
 * Žilina

Poland

 * Opole
 * Gdańsk
 * Katowice
 * Kraków

Germany

 * Munich
 * Lenggries

Spain

 * Barcelona
 * Montserrat_(Spain)
 * Tossa de Mar

France

 * Cannes
 * Nice

Switzerland

 * Geneva
 * Luzern

Sweden

 * Nyköping
 * Stockholm

Italy

 * Bergamo
 * Lake_Garda (Lago di Garda)

Russia

 * Moscow

Russia

 * Novosibirsk
 * Barnaul
 * Gorno-Altaisk
 * Trans-Siberian Railway

My travel dreams
And many others!
 * Iceland
 * Patagonia
 * China
 * Norway
 * UK and Ireland
 * Georgia
 * India

license: Creative Commons - Attribution Share-Alike - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

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User:(WT-en) Muluc3

I contribute, now and then, to Wikivoyage and Wikipedia.

I live in Washington, USA.

I have visited Guatemala seven times now. The first time in 1998, and from 2004 - 2010, spending two and half months there each year, staying extensively in San La Laguna and Antigua.

I contribute to Wikivoyage because I am dismayed by the lack of accurate information about Guatemala, and San Pedro: particularly the information found in tour guide books and online articles and blogs.

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User:(WT-en) Murfsmurf

I'm Jamie Murphy, I'm from Salford, I've lived in Ireland for a number of years and am now back in Manchester.

I'm a freelance writer and did a brief stint as a travel writer, covering the UK and Ireland extensively, from the Orkneys to Cornwall and Malin Head to Mizen Head.

I'm pretty new to the whole Wiki concept, but will endevaur to write and up date features on Ireland and Britain, with a few recommendations of place to visit and things to see and do while you're there.

I've written wikivoyage pages on Derry in Northern Ireland, London on a shoestring

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User:(WT-en) Murkas

Marcus Nordgren, living on Gotland in Sweden. Working in a regional film recource center and media democracy and women empowering projects.

I was born in Falköping, in 1974 and have since then moved around abit until I came to Gotland.

Favorite locations are among others; India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Zanzibar.

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User:(WT-en) Mustak

hi folks, i am Mustak from Jamnagar. You can check my travel website: www.jamnagar.org for more touristic  details about Jamnagar

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User:(WT-en) Mustnotsleep

Just another average joe who drinks mass coffee

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User:(WT-en) MustSee

'''This is the User page for MustSee. To leave me a message or to discuss anything please see my Talk page'''.

I live on Margarita Island, Venezuela in South America and work as the employee of a car rental business there.

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User:(WT-en) Muttley

Statictics

 * MidiaWiki version of this project :
 * Articles -
 * Registerd users -
 * Admins -

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User:(WT-en) Muzzamo

Passionate traveler through south-east asia.

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User:(WT-en) MVMiAmigo259

Hello, thanks for taking a peek at my profile. I hope you'll also visit my web site, http:/www.citylifesuites.com to take a look at the self-catering, short term vacation rental apartments in Victoria that my wife and I own and operate. If you need information about Victoria, over and above what's posted here in Wikivoyage please let me know and I'll do my best to help you with answers. Thanks

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User:(WT-en) Mwpyle

Autobiography
I live in Nashville, TN. If you have any questions about the "Music City," I'll try to give you a true insider's perspective. My family has lived here since the mid 1960s, I graduated from Highs School and College here. I presently run a business in the Bellevue side of town.

Docent
If you have any questions about these cities and travel topics please contact me on my talk page.

* Nashville (My hometown) * Jacksonville Florida * Cruising on Carnival * Knoxville/Oak Ridge--Great Smoky Mtns * Vieques, PR

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User:(WT-en) Mwtan

Location: Toronto, CANADA

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User:Mxn

Hi, I'm Minh Nguyễn, a Vietnamese-American software developer and Stanford alumnus originally from Loveland, Ohio (near Cincinnati). I'm a sysop for various Wikimedia projects, including the Vietnamese Wikipedia and Wikimedia Meta-Wiki. You can find out more about me at my weblog.

vi:Thành viên:Mxn

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User:(WT-en) Myfairlady

Hi i am from Tuensang and i am from Chang community. I like writing everything and travel is my passion so i thought if any one of you like to travel to our place it will be helpful to give some guidelines regarding Nagaland.--(WT-en) Myfairlady 04:49, 30 December 2008 (EST)

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(WT-en) Myklreinhart 23:14, 30 August 2010 (EDT)Michael Reinhart

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User:(WT-en) Mykonostour

Mykonos is in Greece.

Mykonos
http://www.mykonostour.com

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User:(WT-en) MykReeve

Hi, I'm Michael Reeve.

I came here from Wikipedia, and hope that I can add something useful to Wikivoyage. I'm a keen traveller - in 2003, I visited California and Peru, and in 2004 I've been to Paris and Japan so far. Later in the year, I'm off to the Himalayas. ((WT-en) My Trips)

I currently work for Westminster City Council in London. I did my undergraduate degree at Oxford University, and followed that up with a PhD in genetics at University College London.

My homepage, which consists almost exclusively of pictures of my trips abroad can be found at Myk's Travels.

And here's a picture of me in front of Colca Canyon in Peru - the world's second deepest canyon.

I'm currently working on London/Central

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boroughs?

West - Hillingdon, Harrow, Brent, Ealing, Hounslow, Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea, rest of Westminster South - Greenwich, Bexley, Bromley, rest of Lewisham, rest of Southwark, Lambeth, Croydon, Wandsworth, Merton, Sutton, Kingston, Richmond East - Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Newham, Redbridge, Barking, Havering North - Barnet, Enfield, Haringey, rest of Camden, rest of Islington

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 * Central London
 * West End <- fold Covent Garden, Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square into this
 * Holborn
 * Clerkenwell
 * St James's
 * South Bank
 * The City of London
 * Bloomsbury
 * Mayfair
 * Marylebone

 * West London
 * Chelsea
 * Chiswick
 * Fulham
 * Notting Hill
 * Kensington

 * East London
 * Docklands
 * East End
 * Brick Lane
 * Shoreditch

 * North London
 * Camden Town
 * Kings Cross
 * Islington

 * South London
 * Greenwich
 * Croydon
 * Penge

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User:(WT-en) MykReeve/My Trips

Following (WT-en) Dhum Dhum's example, I'm going to put a list of my trips up here to give me inspiration.

 * 1990
 * France (< 1 week): Paris

 * 1998
 * Switzerland (1 week): Zurich
 * Greece (2 weeks): Crete
 * Italy (< 1 week): Venice

 * 1999
 * United Kingdom (< 1 week): Edinburgh
 * USA (< 2 weeks): New York City

 * 2000
 * Denmark (< 1 week): Copenhagen
 * Iceland (< 2 weeks): Reykjavik
 * Germany (< 1 week): Berlin
 * China (3 weeks): Beijing - Xi'an - Luoyang - Chongqing - Yangshuo - Guangzhou - Hong Kong
 * USA (< 2 weeks): New York City - Washington_(D.C.)

 * 2001
 * Turkey (<1 week): Istanbul
 * Belgium (<1 week): Bruges

 * 2002
 * Germany (<1 week): Munich
 * Egypt (2 weeks): Cairo - Luxor - Aswan

 * 2003
 * USA (2 weeks): Las Vegas - Los Angeles - San Francisco
 * Peru (3 weeks): Lima - Arequipa - Cuzco - Pisac - Machu Picchu - Puno

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User:(WT-en) Mylakeplacid

Welcome! MyLakePlacid is the Lake Placid/Essex County Visitors Bureau. We are proud to represent all of Essex County, including the Lake Champlain, Schroon Lake, Whiteface, and High Peaks regions of New York State. All of these regions include many villages that would love for visitors to experience the spectacular vistas and outdoor wonders of the Adirondack Mountains. If you have any questions or would like to discuss the accuracy of our posts (we're not perfect!), please let us know! Thanks!

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User:(WT-en) Mylee

I have a passion for photography, writing and travelling, and generally exploring. I want to help add my knowledge to this site, but it may take some practice using the interface ^_^

I currently live in the Puget Sound area of Washington State in the USA.

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User:(WT-en) MyName

I'm from he english Wikipedia!

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User:(WT-en) MyNameIsClare

See my wikipedia page

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User:(WT-en) Myopiate

I'm an expatriate in Taiwan. Taiwan is an undiscovered treasure if you ask me and the lack of information about the area I live in needs to be fixed! --(WT-en) Myopiate 07:26, 4 February 2007 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Mysekurity

I'm an administrator over at Wikipedia, and have wanted to use this site for some time now. I'm on the committee which is bringing Wikimania 2006 to Boston, so I want these articles in tip-top shape for the world travelers to see Wikimania. Go to the Meta site on Wikimania for more information Thanks and hey!

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User:(WT-en) Mysherpa

Owner MySherpa Travel - publisher in high quality, independent guide books. Currently avaiable - Phu Quoc Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam. www.mysherpa.info

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User:(WT-en) MySherpa

Images for deletion
I've had to nominate your images for deletion based on violations of our image policy, specifically the web addresses and the recognizable people in the images. (Also, it isn't necessary to have that many images to illustrate the topic of shopping in HCMC.) The discussion on their deletion can be found here. Also, since you seem to represent a travel website, please take a quick look at our copyleft to make sure you're comfortable that your contributions are being used under our license. (WT-en) Gorilla Jones 13:49, 9 February 2008 (EST)

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User:(WT-en) Mysie

Hi. My name is Mysie, I'm 36 years old, and I'm addicted to traveling! As a child my parents were constantly bouncing our family back and forth between Hawaii and Washington, never able to decide whose family they preferred to live near. I'm pretty sure my DNA was somehow infected with Wanderlust from all the packing, shuttles to airports, hungry escalators, bad food, and the endless hours spent on planes. Marrying into a family that loves to vacation out-of-state at least once a year probably didn't help things either. Now I'm hooked, a goner. I crave the smell of airports, the sounds of an airplane cabin mid-flight, the culture-shock felt when you step into an unfamiliar airport. Those are my triggers anyway. What I really crave are new experiences, learning about new cultures, seeking out the beauty of new vistas.

Travel
Last year my husband and I spent three weeks in Italy, an amazing but expensive trip that has wiped out our travel funds until now: next week we will drive the coast of California between San Francisco and Disneyland, with lots of stops along the way. As well as Italy, we have visited Jamaica, British Columbia Canada, and Amsterdam - although I'm not sure if the 12 hours we spent between Schiphol airport, a nearby hotel, and walking through a McDonald's drive-thru at 1 a.m. really counts as a "visit". In Hawaii I have lived on the Big Island, and visited Oahu and Kauai. In Washington I have lived Seattle and Port Orchard, visited countless spots along the I-5 corridor, and made quick jaunts to the Eastern Washington towns of Leavenworth and George. I've stayed in Portland, Oregon as well as Eugene and Bend. Across the U.S. I have traveled to Disneyland, Lake Tahoe, Las Vegas, the Ozarks, the Wisconsin Dells, various points in Illinois, Philadelphia, and Disneyworld.

Favorite Travel Experiences
Three amazing weeks traveling Italy by car: Venice to Florence to Lake Como to Ravenna to Siena to Rome. We went to as many churches and museums as time would allow, ate as much gelato as humanly possible, liked our rented Punto from Venice much more than our Fiat out of Florence, and developed an extreme dislike for Italian "fast food".

Upcoming Adventures
September 2009: Road trip from San Francisco to Monterey to San Simeon to Solvang to Disneyland.

Hopeful Future Destinations
Alaska, New Orleans, Denver, New York City, Maine and Vermont in Autumn, India, the UK, France, Germany, Amsterdam, Japan, Australia and New Zealand, Egypt, Greece, Costa Rica, Belize, Rio De Janeiro, Thailand, Puerto Rico

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User:(WT-en) Mytimenplace

“If You’ve Got The Time We’ve got The Place. Time 'N' Place is a rustic, beautiful, seductive Bar with Beach Cottages in Jamaica for accomodation. If you are looking for a place where you can literally hear the waves lapping under your window and where it is the cool sea breeze that keeps you cool at night instead of the whirring of an air conditioning unit, this is it.

You can order superb jerk chicken, coconut shrimp, grilled lobster etc. In the nights there is a beautiful bunfire that people gather around and tell stories and have a grand time.

The atmosphere is like paradise, simple, and friendly, so you would never know that it is a favorite of the new York fashion crowd or that magazine like vogue have used it for fashion shoots. Also frequently used for the filming of the movies 'How Stella got her groove back', passion in paradise etc.

Time N Place as also been voted the worlds #1 “Watering Hole” and ranked as one of the “ ten places to stay before you die” by the Sunday

For twenty years now Tony Moncrieffe the owner, called this spot his own. CEOs, movie stars, presidents, models etc have passed through in the search of that clarity, or merely called for a chat on the telephone, and although some may call him special, if you meet him you would say he is definitely a character, full of life, conviction and passion for his place he calls the abandoned island perhaps one of the last piece of untouched paradise.

In 1991 Tony built his first cottage, made not only by hand but from willow trees found in the area. Also made from the willow, the private patio as well as most of the furniture’s. He had to ensure that the roof was made part zinc and part thatch in response to request by visitors some who have been returning for fifteen years

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User:(WT-en) Mzimu

Hello. I am Polish, born and living in Szczecin.

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User:(WT-en) N1ywb

Hi

I work for Scripps Institution of Oceanography and I travel all around the world by ship and by plane.

Here's a short list of the places I've been, feel free to ask me questions about them

 Guaymas, Mexico Samoa American Samoa Brisbane, Australia Honolulu, Hawaii French Polynesia Seoul, South Korea Thailand

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User:(WT-en) Nacdatta

About Nac
Naciketa Datta or more commonly known as Nac to friends currently lives and works in Exeter, UK. He is currently employed at the University of Exeter as a computer bod providing PC technical support for staff and students. During vacation times his passion is to visit places all over the world, especially Asia.

Nac has visited the following places.

 * Australia
 * Belgium
 * Canada
 * Cambodia
 * China
 * Egypt
 * France
 * Hong_Kong
 * India
 * Indonesia
 * Japan
 * Jordan
 * Laos
 * Luxembourg
 * Malaysia
 * Nepal
 * Philippines
 * Singapore
 * Sri_Lanka
 * Thailand
 * United States of America
 * Vietnam

Nac has a (WT-en) wishlist of places he would like to visit in the near future.

Contact Nac
The best way to reach Nac is through the talk page (Just edit the page and type in your message) or by an alternative method at contact details.

More info
To find out more information about Nac and his previous travels, have a look at his website Nac Datta.

Links

 * Google Sightseeing - for the lazy traveller!
 * Nac's blog
 * Silk Route by rail
 * Travel things
 * The Man in Seat Sixty One

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These are some places Nac would very much like to visit.

 * Cuba
 * Israel
 * Turkey
 * Bhutan
 * Libya
 * Myanmar
 * New Zealand
 * North Korea
 * South Korea
 * Peru
 * Poland
 * Russia
 * Chile

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User:(WT-en) Nagchampa

current location: st john's:newfoundland and labrador:canada

places I contributed to over the years::

St John's (NL, Canada) Vienna Barcelona Sitges Leon (nicaragua) Granda (nica too) Ometepe (one more nica)

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User:(WT-en) Naggy

Hi! I'm Naggy. I live in Yokohama, Japan. I'm learning English:)

My teacher:(WV-en) ted

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User:(WT-en) Nagrani hitesh

I have visited Delhi, Mumbai, Gujarat and Rajasthan. Mumbai is actually the best place to visit of all of them. I am still to visit any place outside India.

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User:(WT-en) Nairobifly

About me I run a tour firm [[Apex Safaris]http://apexsafaris.net] in Nairobi Kenya,I joined this wiki due to the some errors made by one time visitors to Kenya who unfortunately have a know it all attitude.I also appreciate the good work on most of the content.

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User:(WT-en) Nalenega

Hi, my name is nalenega.i'm a 18-year-old girl studing in longquan language middle school. I like interested in photography because it allows me to record the beautiful moments in my life. I love nature whenever i'm free,i'll travel to beautiful natural attractions ti experience natural wonders with my friend.

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User:(WT-en) Namazu-tron

This user is there.

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User:(WT-en) Nano

Hello my name is Flaviano, 1972, from Rome, Italy. I am a swimmer, chessplayes and I work for an IT company in Rome. My page on wikipedia is here []

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User:(WT-en) Nanow jesús madrid

Please, contact with me in my talk in Wikivoyage (es)

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User:(WT-en) Nao

Hi, my name is Nao from Tokyo Japan. I am a university student. This is my dog. His name is Andy. He is a poodle. He was wearing a panther costume in this picture. Yes, It was Halloween!!

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User:(WT-en) Napierhousefortkochi

NapierHouse FortKochi
Situated in the heart of Fort Kochi, Walkable distance to St Francis Church, the Dutch Cemetery, Portuguese Museum, Chinese Fishing Nets and Five hundred year old Santa Cruz Basilica. 2 to 3 minutes walk, you are in the beautiful beaches. The serene lanes of Napier street reflect the colonial influence of the Dutch, the Portugese and the British Napier House provides a family atmosphere,which guarantees you personalized service and hospitality.

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User:(WT-en) NaplesFlorida

Graham Ginsberg "Luxury homes on the Paradise Coast" Naples Florida Real Estate Cell (239) 404-4221 Office Fax (239) 649-1980 Sun Realty 3757 Tamiami Trail, Naples Fl. 34103 USA

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User:(WT-en) Narayanakunj

Hotel Narayana Kunj situated in Swargashram behind Rajdeep Hotel

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User:(WT-en) Nars500

Hi Nars500! Thanks for your edits on Rugby World Cup 2007, they are much appreciated!

I thought I'd just drop by and welcome you to Wikivoyage. If you want to specialize your experience you may want to consider editing your preferences.

Please take a second to look at our copyleft and policies and guidelines, but feel free to plunge forward and edit some pages. Scanning the manual of style, especially the article templates, can give you a good idea of how we like articles formatted. If you're new to the whole wiki software look at the wiki markup to get an idea of how to use the wiki markup.

If you need help, check out Project:Help, and if you need some info not on there, post a message in the travellers' pub or on my talk page. -- (WT-en) Tim 08:10, 25 November 2006 (EST)

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www.facebook.com peter]nash @jpg]

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User:(WT-en) NataliePortmanfan2010

helo.

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User:(WT-en) Natalinasmpf

I can fly now!

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User:(WT-en) Nathan

More about me at nathanr.ca

I don't really do a lot of work here, just some wikignome-type edits here and there.

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User:(WT-en) Nathannoblet

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User:(WT-en) Nathan Welsh

From Seattle, Washington. Travel the northwest as a sales rep for a major airlines. Favorite Cities to travel are Portland, Boise, Seattle, Vancouver BC, San Francisco.

Each city is unique in it's own way, but loads of fun. Something about the west coast the people tend to be friendlier and food tastes very good.

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User:(WT-en) Natrajdr

Hello and Welcome.

I got introduced to the amazing world of Wikivoyage thorough Wikipedia.

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User:(WT-en) Natsu

Hi!I'm Natsu.I like watching movie -like a war movie, fantasy & etc... My hometown is very countryside. My near the station eria have 2 movie seater, shopping moll, and many place. (...maybe)...I think...

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User:(WT-en) Navyo.eller

Navyo Eller Kathmandu Travel expert Photographer

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User:(WT-en) Naz Ausgraben

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You're welcome! Let me know if you have any questions! (WT-en) Texugo 00:12, 31 August 2007 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Nba3r

Hi,

I am new to wikivoyage, but not traveling.

I am originally from the Northeastern US, have spent ample time in Europe, and had a 5 week journey in India. I hope to further my explorations, but at the same time share my experiences and knowledge.

I am currently in Berlin, drop me a message if you want to meet up (my german is pretty shaky though!)

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User:(WT-en) Nbdinz

Hi, Nicholas McKenna here...

[This is my world]

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User:(WT-en) Nü

It's nü !!!

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User:(WT-en) Ndebelebev

Hi Everyone.. My name is Bev and I'm a keen traveller from Liverpool, England.

I frequently look on wikivoyage to find out information about places I am about to visit, and thought I could help any fellow travellers out along the way..

I have been fortunate enough to have visited over 30 countries.. Thailand being a particular favourite country I like to visit often.. Most of my travelling has been done in South East Asia although USA and Europe is pretty much covered too..

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User:(WT-en) Ndwoods

Ndwoods is David Sims, an editor living in Sonoma County. Wikivoyage To Do list: - Russian River, California - Kitzbuhel, Austria - Prague - Bangkok - Key Largo, Florida - Shanghai - Suzhou - Beijing - Koh Chang, Thailand - Cappadocia, Turkey - Dalyan, Turkey - Copenhagen, Denmark

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User:(WT-en) Ne2000

I am from Stockholm, Sweden.

Currently working as an ASIC Design Engineer/Test SW programmer.

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User:(WT-en) NealMcB

I'm Neal McBurnett. See my home page for way more than you probably wanted to know about me, my interests, and links to things I think are funny, fun, useful or important.

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User:(WT-en) Needhamizer

Howdy howdy. My name is Scott Needham and I'm from Logan Utah. I got interested in this primarily because of the lack of great tourist information that there is on the internet. Most of it seems to want to sell you something. Wikivoyage has a great philosophy and seems very useful. It's not been around too long and already starting to get pretty good.

List of my travel's if you want to know about these places feel free to contact my via Needhamizer@gmail.com.

Italy 1994 2 weeks Greece 1998 1 week Turkey 1998 1 week Germany 2000 1 month Scandinavian countries 2003 2 weeks Chile 2006 (I'm currently studying down here and have traveled a fair amount ie.. Pucon, Chiloe, Buenos Aires, Uruguay)

The older trips I won't be able to tell you as much as the more recent ones.

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User:(WT-en) Neelakantankk

Neelakantan is a student poised to enter the world of colleges. He doesn't like work unless its fun. He's somewhat knowledgeable about computers and has a humourous streak.

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User:(WT-en) Neeruneeraj

I was really looking forward to my Chennai tour for my vacations this year. Chennai the capital of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu is located on the Coromandel Coast of the Bay of Bengal. It being the fourth largest metropolitan city in India has a renowned history of being the urban centre and naval base of British colonizers. Formerly known as Madras the city has developed a broad industrial base in the automobile, [[Media:technology]], hardware manufacturing and healthcare industries as well.

The city has emerged from a fishing village that lay to the north of Fort St. George and was officially renamed as Chennai in 1996. The city has served as an important administrative, military and economic centre and has a history of being dynasty of various renowned rulers of Southern India and hence, the city owns numerous historical sites which are still cherished as the emblem of the foregone era.

My Chennai travel guide provided me an opportunity to explore various spectacular sites of Chennai. My first day of travel Chennai began with a visit to Kapaleeswarar- the biggest temple in the city is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is an outstanding piece of Dravidian art and architecture. The Fort St. George is one of the main tourist places in the city; the history of the place goes back in the British era as it was the first bastion of British colonizers in India. As escorted by our tour guide we also visited National Art Gallery which houses sections of amazing collection of geology, archaeologym anthropology, numismatics, botany, zoology, sculpture and armory.

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User:(WT-en) Neil79

Neil has traveled Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Maylasia, Singapore, South Korea, South Japan, East/Central Europe, South America (Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, Brazil), Miami, Hawaii, LA, LV, SF, Fiji and Bali.

More to come soon I hope!

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User:(WT-en) Neil C

Currently living in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. I've also lived for a few months in Vancouver, BC; St-Jean-Port-Joli, Québec; and Owen Sound, Ontario in Canada, and Galway in Ireland.

Visited
Year of first entry. I count 32 so far, but I'm sure I'm missing a few.

1982: Canada

1987: USA, Mexico

1992: The Bahamas, Puerto Rico, Barbados, Venezuela, Trinidad and Tobago, Curacao (Netherlands Antilles), Aruba

1993: England, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Italy, the Vatican, Switzerland, Monaco, Northern Ireland

1998: the Czech Republic

2004: Republic of Ireland

2006: Malta, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Turkey, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary

2009: Ecuador

Recent Wikivoyage articles I've written or made significant additions to

 * 1) Aran Islands, Ireland
 * 2) Galway, Ireland

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User:Neilworms

I am a tech support analyst living in Chicago with a love of travel and cities. I am originally from Southwest Ohio between Dayton and Cincinnati.

Why Cincinnati?
I've been doing a lot of work lately on a city that most people don't think of as a tourist destination, however, I feel that it has a ton of potential to be as interesting a place to visit as New Orleans, Savannah, or Charleston SC as the history there is just as rich and the culture while provincial, conservative, and downright bitter sometimes, is as interesting/quirky as many other more popular tourist destinations. It is in fact that provincial, conservative, and self-loathing culture that often holds the place back from unleashing its full potential, and it is my hope that current stirrings of new tours as well as a renewed interest in the tremendous historic architecture and history the place offers that change will finally come to the city.

Finally, outsiders are often astonished at how the place doesn't market itself well to them. Take for instance the series of steps in the city. City tourism departments could go all over the place marketing it as a quirky unique aspect of town (explore all the steps!) but they don't. I didn't even know that a series of tunnels existed Over the Rhine until recently, and few people know about the abandoned and unfinished subway, or the fact that their own hometown was the 4 largest city in the country at one point.

Feel free to provide suggestions on the article. I'm somewhat worried that my own bitterness of living there for 5 years and not seeing change that the place desperately needed to be a great place has colored my writings, feel free to critique and let me know what should be changed.

Places I've been to
United States: New York City,Los Angeles,San Francisco (favorite), Seattle, Portland Oregon,San Diego,Boston,Philadelphia,Baltimore,Washington D.C,Miami,Florida Keys,Raleigh,Savannah,Niagara Falls,Yosemite National Park,Grand Teton National Park

Canada: Montreal,Quebec City,Toronto,Windsor,Vancouver

Europe: Paris,Madrid,Toledo,Bilbao,Bordeaux

Cool Day Trip kind of spots: Savannah,Madison a small city with a shockingly good downtown (and Green County nearby - unique Swiss-American culture with lots of Breweries and cheese factories), Yellow Springs - Liberal Hippie town in a conservative area lots of great nature around John Bryant State Park and the Mill in Clifton Ohio. If you are on the west coast a drive down the Pacific Coast Highway is a must!

Places I've lived in
Dayton, Ohio, Cincinnati,Chicago (current).

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User:(WT-en) NEOhioguide

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I'm from NE Ohio, currently North Canton, OH. I've lived all over the region: East Liverpool, Dalton, Ravenna, Kent, Berea, North Royalton, Hudson and Fairlawn. I am here to give you a better understanding of the many travel destinations and reasons to travel in NE Ohio. I specialize in obscure small towns. I am a Geography and Mass Communications graduate from Kent State University. I am fascinated and love travel and tourism and believe people can get more for their tourism dollars if they are informed and can avoid tourist traps. I hope to do that for the NE Ohio traveler.

~NEOhioguide~

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User:(WT-en) Nepal-Forum

Hi I am from Nepal...I love to travel around the world... [www.wenepali.com http://www.wenepali.com]

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User:(WT-en) Nepal Travel

www.nepal.travel

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User:(WT-en) Nepaltrekkingguide

Nepal offer the best holiday trips(tours) & trekking in the world, altitude of Nepal vary from 8850 meter high Mt.Everest including many other high mountains(Himalaya) border China(Tibet) and Mahabharat Hills Range with dense forest connecting to lowest part the fertile Terai region at 73 meter that border to India.Many foreigners visit Nepal to explore colorful of multi cultures, diverse costumes & languages, national parks, warm sun, natural sceneries, friendly peoples & himalayas of Nepal.

All season tours, sightseeing, & short trekking is available around Kathmandu,& Pokhara.

Spring,autumn & winter season is good time for trekking in around Manaslu,Annapurna,Dhaulagiri,Langtang,Rolwaling,Everest,Makalu & Kanchenjunga Himalaya Regions.

June,July,August & September is best season for trekking to Upper Mustang & Upper Dolpo.

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User:(WT-en) Nepalvisitors

Nepal Visitors is a travel information network and Nepal tourist information center. For the first-time Nepal Visitors (and, I can assure you, for the repeat visitor as well), a trip to Nepal can be an overwhelming experience. Jet lag and culture shock, thin air and smog, streets with no names and gods with many names all conspire to confuse, challenge, and astound visitors to this Himalayan kingdom. Before you immerse yourself in the cultural crossroads that is modern-day Nepal, it pays to have a clear idea of where you are going and what you want to see and do. This chapter will tell you about some of the best experiences that Nepal has to offer so that you can plan a trip that will fulfill your expectations and be suited to your needs. These selections will, among other things, clue you in to which Nepal Trekking might be right for you, which temples you should not miss, where to stay, where to eat, and what to bring home from your visit. After deciding on an itinerary, tap your reserves for all the patience you can muster, and you just might be ready to explore tourism in the Republic of Nepal.

Welcome to Nepal Visitors, we are one only your one-stop Nepal travel guide with all information on travel and tourism in Nepal. Nepal Visitors provide you the [Nepal Trekking] and Nepal Travel information including best season for travel in Nepal, things to do in Nepal, trekking regions and recommended trekking agencies, and links to Nepal trek operators. Travel to Nepal and explore the beautiful Himalayan kingdom. Whatever you need for your upcoming trip to Nepal, you will find it here, along with tidbits about Nepal food and accommodation, the Nepal language, and what makes Nepal culture so special. We have information about how to find cheap flights to Nepal, where to stay once you get there, and what to do with your vacation time. This is the guide for both travelers to Nepal and Nepal enthusiasts!

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User:(WT-en) Netmogul

Originally created the Caernarfon, Wales and Memphis, TN pages.

Hopefully I can throw some more out there since I've been to quite a few placed over the last few years.

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User:(WT-en) Newnet

Travel photography
Taking your camera with you is half the fun. Don't forget to take notes though so you remember what the photos were about.

Countries Visited

 * Asia: Taiwan China ThailandHong Kong Japan

 * Europe: Belgium Cyprus Denmark France Germany Hungary Italy Switzerland  United Kingdom Holland Spain

 * North America: Canada USA Mexico

In Kind,

--(WT-en) Newnet 21:06, 26 August 2007 (EDT)Newnet

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wikipedia:User:Newone wikipedia:vi:User:Newone
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Where we are in universe
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User:(WT-en) Newportm

Please see my user page on the English Wikipedia, at User:Newportm

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User:(WT-en) NewYorkHotShot

Hi, my name is Reese Black. I’ve been living in New York, NY all my life and have traveled around all areas of this city many times. I have favorite cafes, clubs and restaurants that many travelers would never find without my input.

| HotelsCombined has hired me to help spread the word about things to do in this city. You can see their list of | New York hotels. Their engine searches for hotels and rates across all major travel websites. It’s the most complete accommodation list I’ve come across for this area.

So enjoy my local suggestions and check out my suggested hotel site if you need a place to stay in the area.

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User:(WT-en) New Zealand Traveller

Recent Travels

HotelsCombined has hired me to help spread the word about things to do in this city. You can see their list of New Zealand hotels. Their engine searches for hotels and rates across all major travel websites. It’s the most complete accommodation list I’ve come across for this area which has provided very useful for my trip.

Just recently I embarked on a driving trip from Auckland to Queenstown and want share the highlights of my trip.

I found out that Auckland sits on top of a large volcanic field that has produced around 53 volcanic scoria cones in the last 140 thousand years. Each of the cones is monogenetic, which means it was formed by a single bubble of magma that rose from deep within the earth.

So if you are ever in Auckland, a green volcanic cone is never far from view. Two of the more prominent examples are Maungawhau (Mount Eden) and Maungakiekie (One Tree Hill). Maungawhau, Maungkiekie and many of the other larger cones offer long-range, 360 degree views of the surrounding land and sea. Since Auckland is on a narrow isthmus you can easily see from one side of New Zealand to the other. The views from cones are stunning and are a must see if you visit.

Just like green volcanic cones in Auckland, Hotels are never far away as I recently found out while trying to find a place to for the night, a fellow tourist pointed out to me try using HotelsCombined.com. Wow was I amazed at the amount of hotels in Auckland they have over 146 hotels since I was on a budget I decided to sort the hotels by price so if your ever in Auckland and need a place to stay this page Auckland Hotels might be helpful to you.

WiFi Hotspots I have used while traveling through Auckland;

 * Vulcan Cafe: - Vulcan Lane, Auckland, 1, New Zealand.
 * Viaduct Walk - Viaduct Harbour, Auckland, 1, New Zealand.
 * Milano Restaurant - Viaduct Harbour, Auckland, 1300, New Zealand.
 * BP Connect Newmarket - Khyber Pass Road, Newmarket, Auckland, 1300, New Zealand.

I then decided to make my journey down south to Hamilton to check out the home of the Chiefs Super 14, the Waikato Stadium was impressive although not as big as other Stadium located around the world. I found out that it was only built 6 years ago and will fit about 25,000 people. I was planning on stay for the night in one of Hamilton's hostel but decided to grab a snack at Metrpolis Cafe and also used their WiFi, before heading off for another two hour drive to Lake Taupo in Taupo.

After Taupo I decided to drive down to Tauranga which I found out was called "a sheltered anchorage" in Maori. The drive was quiet pleasant with a nice open country side that Tauranga offered, most of the land on either side of the road that I was driving on was horticultural land. I stopped on the side of the ride and decide to visit one of the farms and found out that what most people know as the Kiwi fruit originated from China called the Chinese Gooseberry. I then decided to stay in Tauranga another day and visit more farms learning more about how they grow the Kiwi fruits, I decided to stay at one Tauranga Motels closest to the farms before embarking on my next destination.

Leaving Taupo after a wonderful and refreshing stay I decided to head south to Napier which is considered an art deco city. The city was amazing it was like no other city I had visited during my time in New Zealand. The buildings look like they were from a 1940s movies set in which they were distinctly styled. I then decide to make my way to Wellington the capital city of New Zealand.

Wellington would be my last stop in the North Island before crossing over the Cook Strait to the South Island by boat. I planned on staying in Wellington for a few days so I needed a place to stay and I found hotel rooms to stay at while enjoying a cup of coffee using the Internet searching for Wellington Hotels and found a place to stay that had vacancies for the next three days I was going to be there. My plan for Wellington was to enjoy all the look out points around the city and try different activities they offered.

What a stay in Wellington was I never expected my self to try out extreme sports, I went on the to Bungy Extreme and tried out their version of bungy jumping with out actually bungy jumping. Instead of your legs being strapped you are strapped between a metal bench and flung around by a crane. I decided not to try any more extreme activities while in Wellington and decided to visit gardens and museums around Wellington, I took the cable which provided me with a spectacular view of Wellington an amazing site that anyone visiting should try.

I headed to the South Island taking a ferry across the Cross Strait to Picton which took 5 hours since I had a car. I was there 1 hour before everyone else and also had to wait for everyone to exit before I was able to depart from the ferry. Once I reached Picton I grabbed a snack from a local cafe and started my drive to Nelson. Once I reached Nelson it was dark so I needed a place to rest for the night before embarking on more activities planned for Nelson. I stayed at the customhouse since it was the cheapest place I could find in Nelsonsince the ferry crossing was expensive at NZ $229.

I then decided to head down to Christchurch the Garden city, which can not be mistaken while driving through the suburbs heading towards the city it was an amazing site with the number of tress growing. I decided to visit the International Antarctic Centre where you can experience what it would be like to live in the Antarctic, riding around in ATV and watching penguins waddle around. I then need to warm up so I found a hotel close by with my laptop, there were many hotels in Christchurch to choose from. I just chose the closer and cheapest which provide the essential where I could have a great night sleep before I head down to Queenstown the adrenalin and adventure capital of the world.

Queenstown was awesome to say the least I decided to give Jet boating a go and it was extremely fun and dangerous at the same time flying through shallow water and hairpin turns around the streams. I did say I was not going try to bungy jump anymore after the experience in Wellington but decide to give real bungy jumping a go with the cord wrapped around the feet and not tied to a bench. All I can say is Queenstownwas the most exciting stop so far definitely a must for any thrill seekers. There is still more activities to try but I was limited to two because of budget but definitely try when I visit Queenstown again in the near future.

I then headed to Dunedin the check out the worlds steepest street Baldwin Street, the street was so steep that my car was struggling to go up the street unless I pushed it to the limits. It was a fun drive though trying not to roll back down with cars right behind you. I then headed to the University of Otago, the atmosphere was quite nice and refreshing had to say when you have been in Uni for 3 years. The accommodation available was varied which were not only limited to Dunedin hotels but also motels, lodges and others.

Finally I reached my destination to the most southern city in New Zealand the city of Invercargill, I decided to take it easy and not do any extreme activities while in Invercargill and visit only museums and beaches. The Southland Museum and Art Gallery was amazing since it was designed in the shape of a pyramid and so much to see and take in after I decided to make the trip to the most southern point in New Zealand. I headed to slope point although it was nothing spectacular I can say I been to the most southern point in New Zealand. I then decided to make my way back to my hotel room in Tay Street InvercargillI love the room since its design was chic.

What an amazing journey even though the trip was on a budget. I had the best trip every and will definitely coming back and exploring more of this amazing country

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User:(WT-en) Nha-trang.travel

We have set up the "Complete Travel guide to Vietnam's holiday paradise Nha Trang" on www.nha-trang.travel. We know Nha Trang inside and out and we do not compete with Wikivoyage but are more complementary as we publish anything travelers (in the broadest sense of the word) need to know and may want to know. We try to be comprehensive, objective and up-to-date and verify information and feedback received immediately on the spot. Input from travelers is always welcome. --(WT-en) Nha-trang.travel 05:10, 5 June 2011 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Nhio.cuales

Name      : Nhio Renato R. Cuales Jr. Nickname   : Nhio Email     : nhio_rc18@yahoo.com Occupation : Information Technology

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User:(WT-en) Nhjsmith

Hi, my name's Jeff. I'm originally from New England, but have traveled around many parts of the United States of America and some parts of Canada.

I'm a former newspaper editor and so far I find making edits on Wikivoyage quite fun. I'm still learning the ropes, so please be gentle.

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User:(WT-en) Nhl4hamilton

Hello my name is Richard Cordeiro and I have made plenty of conributions for Hamilton (Ontario) over at wikipedia.org

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User:(WT-en) NHRHS2010

Where you can usually find me:
 * Wikipedia
 * Wikimedia Commons
 * YouTube
 * Panoramio

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User:(WT-en) Nic

Homepage : Nic Roets

I plotted all the photos in my photo album on a map and with Google Earth. See http://www.rational.co.za/gallery2/ or enable the community and showcase layers when viewing Pretoria, Durban or George with Google Earth.

 * Likes cycling
 * Contributes as Nroets on en.wikipedia.org

I place all my contributions in the Public Domain.

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User:(WT-en) Nicamds

Hi, I am Martin from Hamburg in Germany and I am mainly working for the German wikivoyage, but I try to put in information here as well and translate both way...

Articles I am interested in:

 * Nicaragua
 * Honduras
 * Turkey
 * Hamburg
 * Iceland

I will also try to participate in the Mapmaking Expedition.

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User:(WT-en) NiceLife

Hi from "NiceLife"

I'm Andrew and with my wife I share my time between my London home and Nice, where we've had our own place in the city centre for the last six years. We fell in love with the French Riviera and go as often as permits.

London looks less and less attractive over time, while Nice just gets better and better - especially now the tramworks are finished.

Though I do drive, I prefer to see everything and go everywhere the Riviera has to offer without driving, so figuring out public transport is where I part company with the usual travel solution - car rental.

Among my collection of life's boy scout badges I am a "Local Expert" for Nice over at TripAdvisor.com (over 1,100 posts and counting) and I keep more detailed travel tips on the Riviera over on my 500+ pages on Virtualtourist.com where I am delighted to have had over 175,000 page hits (search member: "NiceLife"). Along the way I have kept tabs on the Riviera's rich and famous residents, past and present, ranging from the late General Mobutu to the very current pop singer Bono, on Roman Abramovich's "Navy" in Antibes,and the colourful history of Monaco's royal family - with pictures!

Join me if you have a moment, at http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/6cdeb/

Cheers!

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User:(WT-en) NicholsJacob3

About Me
I'm Jake, 18 years old and living with my folks in Northeast Pennsylvania while taking off a year from school before attending college. I'm a massive sports fan (baseball mostly, with college basketball and non-MLS soccer behind that) and used to be pretty into politics and all.

Trips
Outside Pennsylvania: Grand Canyon, Arizona & Sedona, Arizona; Cooperstown, New York; Edisto Island, South Carolina; Chincoteague Island, Virginia; Williamsburg, Virginia; Stowe, Vermont; Atlanta Braves Spring Training, Orlando, Florida; the obligatory Disney World, Florida as well.

Inside Pennsylvania: Summer of 2007 Roadtrip to State College, York, Indiana, and Erie; camping at Greenwood Furnance, Gifford Pinchot, Keystone, Lackawanna, Frances Slocum, and Ricketts Glen State Parks.

Planned: Southeast Asia (Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia) (November-December 2007); Atlanta Braves Spring Training (March 2008)

Future: Caribbean Baseball Tour (Cuba, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico); Ireland; African Safari; Guatemala, Belize, Yucatan; Pacific Northwest (Portland, Seattle, Vancouver); Sports tour through Australia; the obligatory Europe by Rail; and in the far future India and Nepal.

To Do
1. Scranton
 * Photographs of Scranton landmarks
 * Steamtown Mall
 * Northern Lights
 * Courthouse
 * University of Scranton
 * Cooper's Seafood House
 * Radisson Hotel
 * Scranton Cultural Center

 * Add additional Scranton hotels

 * Contact section for Scranton

2. Wilkes-Barre
 * Photographs
 * Eagle Bridge
 * Kirby Center
 * Arena
 * Park by river

 * Get In
 * Bus service
 * Airport
 * Add I-476

 * Get Around
 * Local bus
 * Driving routes

 * See
 * Courthouse
 * Downtown
 * Eagles Bridge

 * Do
 * Kirby Center
 * Movies 14

 * Eat
 * La Tolteca
 * other restaraunts

 * Drink
 * find bars

 * Sleep
 * add hotels

 * Contact
 * add section

 * Get Out
 * Frances Slocum
 * Ricketts Glen
 * Harvey's Lake
 * Dietrich Theater

Contact

 * My user name is also my AIM name, though you won't find me on.
 * My email address is nichols . jacob @ gmail . com

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User:(WT-en) Nick

I'm based in the West Country of Great Britain. Doing my best to help on projects where I can.

Research

 * Kenya

 * Tanzania
 * India
 * Nepal
 * Tibet
 * China
 * Laos
 * Cambodia
 * Philippines
 * Malaysia
 * Indonesia
 * Peru
 * Bolivia

To contribute

 * Milford Sound
 * White Island

Quick Links

 * Travel_topics
 * UNESCO_World_Heritage_List

Travels

 * New Zealand
 * Japan
 * South Africa
 * United States
 * Canada
 * Fiji
 * Hawaii
 * Sydney
 * France
 * Portugal
 * Spain
 * Italy
 * Turkey
 * Belgium

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User:(WT-en) Nickfraser

Hi there.... Welcome to WikiTravel!

Just to say thanks for your contributions to Jordan... (WT-en) Pjamescowie 05:45, 15 Jun 2005 (EDT)

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User:(WT-en) Nickj

See Wikipedia user page.

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User:(WT-en) Nickls

Name: Nick Smith

Current Location: San Francisco, CA

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User:(WT-en) Nickpest

>> (WT-en) My Workspace | (WT-en) My Photos Hi, I'm Nick. I'm 29 years old. My two obsessions are travel and food. I live in New York City now, but I've lived in Boston, Philadelphia and South Florida as well. I speak English, Spanish and Finnish pretty well. I've also been known to embarrass myself in Japanese, German, Portuguese, French, and Mandarin.

"Countries" I've been to
Andorra, Antarctica, Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Estonia, Falkland Islands, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, India, Japan, Mexico, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, and Switzerland

Some of my favorite places
Barcelona, Berlin, Chicago, Death Valley, Glasgow, Helsinki, Montréal, New England, New York City, Sevilla, San Francisco, the Southwest, Tokyo, the Yucatán and Vancouver

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Here are some photos I've taken and contributed to the Wikivoyage project. Unless otherwise noted these photographs are available under the Attribution-ShareAlike license version 1.0 or any later version.

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User:(WT-en) Nickpest/Workspace

Huge article rewrites I'm working on...

(WT-en) Boston (WT-en) Cambridge (WT-en) Philadelphia

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User:(WT-en) Nickpest/Workspace/Boston

Districts
Boston is a city of neighborhoods, many of which were originally towns in their own rights before being assimilated into the city itself. These neighborhoods still go by their original names and people will often tell you they are from "JP" (Jamaica Plain) or "Eastie" (East Boston) rather than from "Boston." Alternatively, people from the suburbs will tell you they are from Boston when in fact they are not, but live in one of the nearby (or even outlying) suburbs. If in doubt, you can look for "Resident Parking Only" signs which will tell you what neighborhood you are in.

Each neighborhood and neighboring city has more specific listings than what's on this page.

City of Boston
The official limits of the city, or "Boston Proper" as it is sometimes called. It is here where most of the buildings that comprise the city's skyline are located.

Boston neighborhoods:
 * Downtown, including Chinatown, the West End, and Bay Village
 * Allston-Brighton
 * Back Bay
 * Beacon Hill
 * Charlestown
 * Dorchester, including Mattapan
 * East Boston
 * Fenway-Kenmore
 * Jamaica Plain
 * Mission Hill
 * North End
 * Roxbury, including Roslindale, Hyde Park, and West Roxbury
 * South Boston
 * South End

Allston and Brighton are very small and abutting; you will often hear it called Allston-Brighton. They are connected to the rest of the city by a narrow neck of land between the Charles River and the City of Brookline.

East Boston is on a peninsula across Boston Harbor from the main bulk of the city; it's next to Logan Airport.

Charlestown is across the Charles River, on the part of the mainland where Cambridge and Somerville are located. It's where you'll find the Bunker Hill Monument.

The South End, North End, South Boston, and the West End are not the neighborhoods farthest in these respective directions.

The Back Bay is one of the few neighborhoods with a grid-like street network. The cross-streets are named after Massachusetts towns and arranged in alphabetical order: Arlington, Berkeley, Clarendon, Dartmouth, Exeter, Fairfield, Gloucester (pronounced gl-OWW-ster), and Hereford. After Hereford is Massachusetts Avenue (or Mass Ave, as it is commonly known) and then Charlesgate, which marks the boundary of Back Bay. (Trivia fact: the alphabetical streets continue on the far side of Massachusetts Avenue in the Fenway neighborhood, with Ipswitch, Jersey, and Kilmarnock -- but at that point, it's no longer a grid.)

There are also several "districts" you might hear mentioned. "Districts" are generally areas of common interest located within a larger neighborhood:
 * Financial District (downtown)
 * Leather District (downtown)
 * SoWa District (South of Washington, South End)
 * Theatre District (between Chinatown and Bay Village)
 * Waterfront District (South Boston)

Neighboring Cities
Though technically speaking not Boston, these cities are in many ways a part of the city and are an essential component to any visit to Boston.

 * Cambridge - Across the Charles River, Cambridge is home to both MIT and Harvard, as well as many research laboratories and tons of great, student-priced food.

 * Brookline

 * Somerville

The inner suburbs of Boston are contained within the ring formed by Route 128 (more recently christened Interstate 95 for the purposes of garnering federal funding), which is famous for its many high-technology companies. The outer suburbs are contained within the ring formed by Interstate 495.

 * Newton
 * Waltham
 * Watertown

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Eat
With a dizzying array of options, and slightly less stringent liquor laws, Cambridge is every bit as much a dining destination as Boston. Most restaurants tend to cluster around Harvard and Central Squares, but if you're willing to stray a bit beyond the subway stops (and you should be), you'll quickly discover many less-travelled neighborhood gems. Only caveat: a swath of a dozen or so Indian restaurants litter Mass Ave. between Harvard and Central and are, for the most part, to be avoided. You're better off crossing the river to Boston or Allston to get your curry fix.

Budget

 * Cinderella's, 901 Main St. (Central Sq), 617-576-0280. Su-W 11AM-1AM, Th-Sa 11AM-2AM.
 * Moody's Falafel Palace, 25 Central Sq, 617-864-0827. 11AM-12AM daily.
 * The Middle East, 472/480 Mass Ave. (Central Sq), 617-864-EAST. Su-W 11AM-12AM, Th-Sa 11AM-1AM.
 * Veggie Planet, 47 Palmer St. (Harvard Sq, Inside Club Passim at Church & Palmer Streets), 617-661-1513. 11:30AM-10:30PM daily, brunch Su 11AM-3PM. Didi Emmons, author of Vegetarian Planet, is the owner and head chef. Completely vegetarian and mostly organic, with plenty of vegan options (they'll substitute tofu "ricotta" for other cheeses). Yummy veggie combinations served over whole-wheat pizza dough, brown, or coconut rice. Lunch runs about $6, dinner $10. http://www.veggieplanet.net/

Mid-range

 * Atasca, 2 locations. 50 Hampshire St. (Kendall Sq), 617-621-6991. M-Sa 11:30AM-11PM, Su 12PM-10PM & 279A Broadway (b/w Central & Inman Sq), 617-354-4355. Tu-Sa 5PM-11PM, Su 5PM-10PM.
 * Zuzu, 474 Mass Ave. (Central Sq), 617-864-3278 x237. 5:30PM-11PM nightly.

Splurge

 * Bambara, 25 Edwin H. Land Blvd. (In the Hotel Marlowe near the Cambridgeside Galleria), 617-868-4444. Su-Th 5:30PM-10PM, F-Sa 5:30PM-11PM.


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Philadelphia is the largest city in Pennsylvania and the sixth largest city in the United States of America.

History

 * Philadelphia was founded by William Penn.
 * Name means "city of brotherly love".

Philadelphia can be considered the birthplace of the United States. The Declaration of Independence was signed here, and the Constitution was written here as well. Philadelphia also served as the capital of the United States until 1800. Today Philadelphia is home to just under 1.5 million people, many of whom call it by its nickname Philly.

Districts
The main areas of the city of interest to visitors are Center City, West Philadelphia (particularly University City), and the Northwest. Center City (http://centercityphila.org/home/default.aspx) is the main downtown area, and is central to many public transportation systems. To a first time visitor, Center City would be the ideal choice to stay in and visit, with by far the most lodging options and major sights. West Philadelphia is home to several universities, including the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University. The Northwest includes the historic neighborhoods of Chestnut Hill and Germantown, and a popular shopping and restaurant district in Manayunk. as well as a large wooded park running for miles in the Wissahickon Valley.
 * Geography size

 * Center City
 * West Philly
 * South Philly
 * North Philly
 * Northwest Philadelphia
 * Northeast Philadelphia


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Hullo...

I've just started on wikivoyage(30/12/2006), been to a few places off the beaten track so i thought i'd share some of my experiences with other wiki's

So far my travel log includes:

Europe: UK, France, Spain, Germany, Sweden, Greece, Italy, Denmark & Finland. North America: USA Asia: China, Hong Kong, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Nepal, Qatar, Tajikistan, Thailand, UAE, Vietnam, Afghanistan South America: None Australasia: None Africa: Egypt, Tunisia, Liberia, Kenya, Sudan.

I won't write much about the common destinations as i'm sure thats been covered. I'll concentrate on the other mainly asian and african places.

Nick

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User:(WT-en) Nick San

Places I've been (of note) : Paris, Berlin, Hamburg, New York

Places I plan to visit : More of Germany and France, Japan, South America, Hong Kong

Currently planning travel across Europe for during my gap year.

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I currently live in Seattle but telecommute to Rochester, New York.

More information about me on my homepage.

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My personal website is here: http://www.exerro.com/

Current location
Denver

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Comments
Hi

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I like traveling around and I would like to share with you my experiences in different cities, on different routs and paths. I like telling stories about people and places and maybe you will find them interesting and useful.

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 * Cairns is a lovely place to live.

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Mountain hiking

 * Mount Batur Climbing Tour
 * Package 1, Package 2
 * Departure from hotel at 2:00.
 * Arrival back at 11:00.
 * 55 USD per person.
 * 2 hours climbing.
 * Catch the sunset on top of the volcano.

White water rafting tour

 * Package 1
 * 50 USD per person.

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User:(WT-en) Nicolas1981

I am Nicolas Raoul, contributing on the English and French wikipedias.

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Here are lists of syntax errors.

When you fix an article, please remove the entry so that it does not appear in the list anymore.

Thanks a lot, let's make Wikivoyage an even better travel guide! :-)

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