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Altar, Heaven, plus Yuhuang Palace Hangzhou, China
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Hangzhou
Hangzhou is one of the oldest tourist sites in China, as much for the Chinese, as for Europeans. Indeed, one of my personal favourites, Marco Polo, visited this city 8 centuries ago and thought it was the most beautiful city he had ...
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Shopping, the Zoo, a show, and dung discrimination
... few things that I have to buy at Wu-mart and Peanut Butter ranks as number one. Can't buy it anywhere outside of Hangzhou's big expat stores. If it wasn't for peanut butter I would never set foot in the crowded shopo-polis that ...
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Ride into Hangzhou to promote bicycling.
... with two other riders as we returned to Xiasha, the others just couldn't hang with us. Once in the giant Metropolis of Hangzhou we met up with another 80 riders and even had news crews video taping the event. We all put on identicle ...
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Weekend bike trip to Qain's garden lake.
I found a bit of History of Hangzhou from the "Lonely Planet" website, I should have shared this with you sooner since my writing attempts don't seem to touch on what a major historical city Hangzhou was: Hángzhōu’s history goes ...
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Another weekend in Mingtown
Saturday morning I felt a bit chipper so I started out on my bike and headed back toward the West Lake of Hangzhou. I happened to run into a couple student bicyclists who were going the same direction and it became a total race. They kept looking ...
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Hangzhou (39 Days)
... I was starving....and well its really good! I wanted to go to bed but there were some EPs from Hangzhou visiting Shanghai so we were showing them round plus new EP from Auckland New Zealand had arrived so only polite to meet them! So a lot of walking ...
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Goodbye Shanghai... hello Hangzhou
... machine... whether or not I believe that is one thing, but I was impresed she knew it's a Swiss make! Now in Hangzhou, attempting for some relaxing times but getting nowhere fast - firstly this keyboard's R and N don't work properly so it's ...
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Ups and Downs.
... also fascinating to see all of the improvements they are working on here for the olympics, the books "english for the olympics" etc... China realizes this is an opportunity to prove what they are capable of. So tommorow beth and i are going to walk ...
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Scrunchies and Sequence
... are magnificent and manicured. Beautiful tea houses, old bridges, and koi fish remind me that....yep....I'm in China! Settling into my apartment and permanent school on the East side. I keep getting lost and finding myself ...
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The Parting of The Ledz
... Mao. I'm sitting here on my D310 seat to Beijing and what a train it is. I'm beginning to get tired of writing about how China amazes me. It's a similar train to the one we got from Nanjing > Shanghai, but somehow I'm more taken aback by this ...
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- Gu Shan (Solitary Hill)
- Ping Hu Qiu Yue Park
- Fei Lai Feng
- Xixi Wetland Park
- Yue Fei Mausoleum
- China National Silk Museum
- Food Market
- Hangzhou Botanical Garden
- Hangzhou Snack Street
- Hupao Spring
- Lingyin Temple
- Liuhe (Six Harmonies) Pagoda
- Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Hu Qing Yu Tang)
- National Tea Museum
- West Lake (Xi Hu)
- Hangzhou Paradise Park
