Adu Inn Shangri-La
No.149 Jinlong Street, Dukezong Old Town, Jiantang Town Shangri-La, Yunnan, China
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Travel Blogs Nearby
Succédané de Tibet
... orie aller partout : les dortoirs des moines, leurs cuisines, les temples… L’endroit cultive une certaine ambigüité, avec tous ces moines s’occupant comme si de rien n’était alors qu’une poignée de touristes épient leurs moindres rites l’appareil photo à la main.
Cependant, l’expérience est assez intéressante, surtout quand comme mes compagnons de voyage et moi on ne comprend rien au bouddhisme tibétain. Autour du monastère ...
Tiger gorge & Tiger the doggy
... 1505;ויי 02;ים השביל מאד צר והתהו 01; נפערת לצידו ללא שום מעקה בטיחו 14;, כך שאם עושים צעד לא ...
In search of Shangri- La
With our bags packed by 7.30 and no showere as there was only cold water, we head down to breakfast to be greeted by nothing ready and a staff member in a panic. With a flurry of activity we given Con-gee ( rice porridge)- yuk! Boiled eggs, steamed bun and a bowl of something unidentifiable! Even our Chinese friends were not impressed.
At 8am we were out to the road side with our luggage waiting for the car to pick us up. Everything is very busy with the morning ...
Yak heaven
... been cold. To help us warm up we went to the local hot springs and booked oursevles a private wooden hot tub for 4 pounds ... absolutely delightful.
We also got to sample some Yak based delicacies including a Yak meat hot pot,Yak butter tea, Yak burger with Yak cheese and a pizza where the Yak cheese was about as twice as thick as the base. Yak meat tastes much like beef but much richer, absolutely delicious. Yum ...
Journey to the top of the world :)
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Occasionally we pass what looks to be the beginnings of a train line under construction which no doubt would cut the time considerably like the train from Dali to Lijiang. The windows of the bus are all fogged up ...
