Kankoon: Economic junction and tourist trap. Lots of shipping goes on here, and the beaches are very clear, although some of them can be rough due to all the shipping vessels

Veneroron: Alcohol capital of Teojuan, not much goes on here imparticular, but even if you came here daily for a year, there is always something new to try. lots of bar fights at night. not a lot of crime other than that though.

Rotopuente: generic town. you usually pass through. the only thing interesting is the bridge. it was built for military reasons long ago, and was blown up during the war but rebuilt after the world generally unified under the world govt and is now a landmark

Valleflor: generally contested as the most beautiful spot in the region, very lush. lots of species endemic to this area alone. you can a lot of various fragrances and perfumes here. Its main attraction is a lake centered in it with lots of small islets and bridges. lots of small farms outside of town, and a deciduous woods to the south. theres a pine woods that you never really go to beacuse its inconvinient to get to a little ways off.
Riorapido: A fishing village that mainly operates at certain times of the year after the rainy season (the rapids slow then), similary to rotopuente, they don't have much going on most of the year, but usually have festivals during various seasons. right now fishing is kinda not happening very often, but there are challenges related to crazy shit like spear fishing in the rapids (very dangerous).... there should be an enormous farmer's market in a month or so

Azar: imagine las vegas

Puebla: centered on the border of the habitable zone of the desert, it is kept alive by an aquifer. this is the region's capital, and is generally regarded as a historical land mark as being the capital of the resistance. there are various mythos related to heroes saving the world from destruction. this is just basically mexicoland but urban

Muralla: you already know the 411 bossu

Pierda: a mining settlement. theres an extremely deep cave here that tourists can go down. shut down when the rainy season ends (yes when it ends) because it floods. its open right now

Kibou cave: a cave in the mountainside that constantly shifts due to water pressure and clay being a large composition of its structure. it will change almost weekly.

fandango: the location of a bloody battle long ago. people generally honor the dead here. its home to a massive grave yard
the world desert: you like dying of dehydration? this is death valley 2: electric bugaloo

Luchamar: oceanside town, like the other cities close to the mountains, it was heavily involved in the war long ago. today people still celebrate their ancestor's battles through re-enactments and statues and the like. its very colorful and festive here.

xoltol: thar be dragons here. nah but this is essentially like aztec culture personified. theres an ancient tribe that lived here that honors a sacred dragon pokemon from long ago. theres some living descendants.

xoltol, luchamar, and puebla legend: a pokemon rode a great force into the sky to combat the sun who had damned the earth