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A Whole Day on a Train
Apr 17, 2006 ... have a clue but I'm pretty sure it's further than the 1500km that this journey would take - a small hop on terms of China as a whole. I slept pretty well though even with the lower bunk of 3 (everyone sits on the bottom bunk during the day) but looking ... |
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Trainspotting
Apr 16, 2006 (1 photos) ... washing was dry again, I stopped for some more Chinese pizza stuff (dabing perhaps it is called?) before getting the bus to Liuzhou. Having tired of walking in the wrong direction out of bus stations I jumped on the back of a motorbike taxi to get to ... |
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Hear What I Saw in SanjiangⅠ!
Jul 15, 2009 (5 photos) ... River, Xun River and Miao River meet and twist through the county, hence the name. Located in the north Guangxi, China, the region is traditionally inhabited by the Dong people and about 4hrs drive from Guilin. During the Spring Festival (2009), I ...
A travel blog entry by laotan
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Luxury travel
Sep 1, 2006 (3 photos) We had an early start from our beautiful guesthouse to the local bus station, where we would continue our journey to Liuzhou. We were thinking we'd be travelling rough, as we had started using local public buses rather than private minivans, and we weren't ...
A travel blog entry by j3ssie
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Crazy night out at Soho Bar
Mar 9, 2007 (14 photos) Well here we are in China, in a city called Liuzhou. It's a largely industrial city with about 1.5 million people living here. It's strange to think that there's about a quarter of New Zealand's population living in a place I've never even heard of and is ...
A travel blog entry by batchelomez
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Liuzhou - just a stop over to catch a train
May 29, 2008 We had a day of travel to Liuzhou. It was about a 4 hour drive to get to the train station. The bus was TINY too. When we got to Liuzhou, we had about 2 hours before our train arrived. So, Terry took us to find some food. The first place he was going ...
A travel blog entry by laytonandjana
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Liuzhou
Oct 17, 2008 (4 photos) Today we jumped on a public bus and went to Liuzhou which is a "typical" Chinese city and definitely off the tourist trail!! On the way there we went through the most modern city I have seen, every building (no exaggeration) was less than 10 years old and ...
A travel blog entry by richs
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Train to Guilin (actually to Liuzhou)
Jun 4, 2008 I'm on the train to Guilin now. I got a soft sleeper from Zhangjiajie. Before I get ahead of myself, let me sum up how things ended up going with the tourguide in zjj. At first things weren't so bad. I was ind of happy that I found a place to stay in ...
A travel blog entry by cantreadchinese
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Motorbike Madness
Jul 26, 2007 (30 photos) ... old now!). She has lived in China for a few years and is fluent in Mandarin so a perfect fit for our travel to Southern China where very few speak English. We also picked up another passenger, Bruno, a 31-year old Canadian who has been working for Lehman ...
A travel blog entry by kristincole
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Ma little Chinese girl
Nov 17, 2006 ... !!! Another thing is that China is 8 hours ahead and even though it spans a couple of time zones I'm currently stopped off in Liuzhou (situated on the Lui river in central Guangxi) on our way to stay in a Dong Village with some locals then its off ...
A travel blog entry by seebaluck
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Liuzhou
Nov 24, 2006 (2 photos) A travel day, from Ning Ming to Liuzhou, via Nanning. About 9 hours travelling on public buses. We headed out to the bus station at about 8am and I wasn't looking forward to the two bus journeys that it was going to take to get us from Ning Ming to ...
A travel blog entry by chrislewis7
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A busride, a wedding and drunk people
Oct 26, 2007 After leaving the village in the morning, we headed for Liu Zhou, a 'small' city in China (still bigger than Auckland ...). We took public buses to get there, and with all the karaoke I was reminded immediately to Cambodia ... In the evening ...
A travel blog entry by zwirnie
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