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Nair City is the largest city in Northern Stellara. Given its proximity to the Gurios Mountains, it is a city that experiences cool and cold weather all year around. This city is a common getaway for winter sports and activities such as skiing and snowboarding. Nair City is also known for having many nationally acclaimed museums due to the city importing many artifacts recovered from the Helos Ruins. Plus, Nair City is an “outdoors-oriented” city because of the city’s proximity to the Gurios Mountains. It is common to see crowds of people spending time outside on the weekends either in the city or the Gurios Mountains.

Rana Town is a town focused on agriculture, and it is the main agricultural producer of the Stellara Region. Farms and ranches are scattered throughout the town, and this is a popular location for upcoming breeders to learn more about the trade. While Rana Town is more of a rural area, it is still going through developments in order to improve its infrastructure. Seeing Pokemon go in and out of the town is not uncommon, and some Pokemon are considered honorary residents of the town. Pokemon racing is a popular sporting event here, and some of the best racers around come from this quaint town.

The largest lake in Stellara, many people use this as an area to fish. The lake itself is big enough to rival some of the larger cities in Stellara and is home to all sorts of Water-type Pokemon. Legends say that the murky depths of Polaris Lake is home to a gigantic monster capable of sinking any boat with a flick of its tail, prompting most fishermen to tread along the outskirts of the lake.

Remnants of a past civilization, Helos Ruins provides the people of Stellara with much needed historical value. These giant ruins span out across several complexes ranging from small houses to large towers sprouting up from the ground. The ruins have since been overrun with vegetation and wildlife, but it is far from abandoned. There are still many secrets and information inscribed on the walls of every building that continues to draw in attention.

Hamal Town is a settlement built right next to the Elysia Falls. It is a humble town that has many hot springs and natural geysers scattered throughout it, and the residents take full advantage of them. Many tourists visit Hamal Town to see the geysers and to experience the town’s hot springs. In fact, it is said that the hot springs here have natural healing properties, and people have attested that aches, sores and various sicknesses like colds all eventually healed because of frequent soaking in the hot springs. The town is perpetually covered in a thin veil of mist due to the hot springs and geysers there.

Considered a wasteland by most due to the scorching temperatures, the lack of any civilization and the copious ruins scattered about the rolling sands, Deneb Desert is not a place for the weak. Many paleontologists and geologists find their way out into the desert for research and such.

Another hotspot (Literally) for people and Pokemon alike, Elysia Falls is a hustling and bustling hot spring with its very own waterfall. It’s not uncommon to stumble upon the Falls and see an abundance of people and Pokemon lounging out, enjoying the relaxation brought forth by the warm waters and soothing sounds of water crashing in the distance.

Pavo Town is settled at the base of the Vaisera Mountains and serves as a common stopping place for those traveling through Western Stellara. It is a medium-sized town, not too small or large, and many of its buildings do not exceed three stories in height. Despite this, it is not a underdeveloped town; in fact, the town has plenty of technology and other advancements just like any other major city. Although the town might not look interesting, there are plenty of reasons to visit the town. One of them is to participate in hiking and rock climbing, two of the town’s most popular pastimes. Another is to challenge the Pavo Town Gym, which lies near the town’s outskirts.

One of the two massive mountain ranges stretching across Stellara, Vaisera is the warmer of the two. It is home to many a dangerous Pokemon, considered dangerous due to their size and destructive capabilities. Many trainers actually venture to these mountains in order to seek out solitary training. It’s not uncommon to see hikers or martial-arts specialists trotting along the trails that wind throughout the peaks.

Famous for the Talas Incident, this Power Plant has long since been abandoned. The incident occurred years ago when the worker’s Electric Pokemon just couldn’t handle it anymore and revolted, riddling much of the plant with destruction. Few journey to the power plant in recent times due to the hazardous conditions such as stray wiring and aggressive wild Pokemon.

Lacaille City is one of the major cities in Eastern Stellara. Here, the city is famous for its environmental friendliness. The city is surrounded by vibrant plantlife and relies mostly on forms of clean, renewable energy in order to function. Lacaille City is actually a leader in the global energy market, and many other regions have taken measures to emulate Lacaille City’s ability to use alternative energy sources efficiently. The city’s residents take their duty to protect the environment very seriously, and they aren’t above outright slamming anyone who is caught blatantly doing anything that contributes to pollution.

By far Stellara’s largest forest, stretching for miles upon miles of lush trees and tall pockets of grass. There are several dirt paths dividing the forest, providing a multitude of options to travelers to get from point A to point B. A large majority of the forest is shrouded in shadows due to the thick tree canopy.

A large expanse of shimmering grass and vibrant flowers of all shapes, sizes and colors, the Breshno Flatlands are home to a plethora of different types of Pokemon. These types include but are not limited to Grass types, Normal types, Electric types, and Flying types.

Shaula Town is a nature-filled town near Kaxyl Forest. Here, the residents live in a more traditional way than other towns and cities in Stellara. For example, most of the houses and buildings are built out of a strong, dense wood, and technology isn’t as prevalent. While there is plumbing and electricity, the residents embrace the “simple living” lifestyle. Granted, this is not to say that the residents are uneducated or completely ignorant of the ways of modern civilization. Shaula Town is also home to numerous gardens, parks, ponds and nature trails, making it one of the best places to go to be surrounded by nature. In fact, trainers often visit this town in order to learn more about surviving out in the wild.

The Stellara Safari Zone, like other Safari Zones, was created in order to help preserve the wild Pokemon population. Inside the Safari Zone’s walls are numerous Pokemon that visitors are able to both observe and catch if they pay a fee. Many rare Pokemon live inside the Safari Zone, making it a popular location for trainers to visit. The Safari Zone consists of several different biomes, each housing different varieties of Pokemon. The Safari Zone is known to hold competitions from time to time, ranging from catching to battling.

This ominous manor has been the spark of many folktales and horror stories across the region of Stellara. From the eerie moans that pierce the air at night to the odd gathering of dark clouds up above that keeps the estate in constant gloom, it is no wonder why most people tend to avoid it.

To make matters worse for those daring enough to approach the Fomalhaut Estate, Largia Swamp joins up near the back of the estate. Dark, damp, muddy and overall just disgusting, the Largia Swamp serves very little purpose in the region aside from providing a home for the Pokemon that enjoy it. Just the trees and their crude, wiry branches stick out against the greenish fog that settles around the area, making them look like creepy, demonic hands.

Yanna Jungle covers a large majority of Antila Island and has an enormous amount of biodiversity. The jungle itself is vibrant and exciting with all manners of Pokemon inhabiting it. Several rivers cut through the jungle, its waters calm enough for canoeing and other water-related activities. In fact, there is a massive waterfall near the jungle’s center that both people and Pokemon frequently visit to relax and swim. However, some parts of the jungle are considered dangerous to travel as powerful Pokemon claim large swathes of jungle as their territory, and they won’t hesitate to attack any trespassers.

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