Comer Inn Dali

... Their warm hospitality made for an unforgettable experience. We could have stayed longer but our host said that the last bus back to Dali leaves at 4:40pm and so off we went. Well, the bus was gone but luckily we negotiated a reasonable minibus fare and the got back to Dali with full stomachs and a light head from all the drinking.

Today is my last day in Dali; I am taking the night train to Kunming where I will have to go to the Vietnamese ...

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Dali, Yunnan Province, China blummo

... br>Meet our guide “Zhong” (Bell) outside terminal and head for the old town of Dali and breakfast. The trip into Dali was very enlightening , major construction work going on everywhere. As the hotel room will not be available until 5pm we must have

breakfast in Foreigner St Old Dali. That was a bowl of stir fries noodles with beef which was excellent. After breakfast ...

... deaf people. We went back to Renming and had a Beer Lao at a Shangrila Cafe. The beer was good, but expensive (30 yuan each), and the music was good. Bill had used the sunscreen from Shinoukville again today and now has a sunburn. That stuff is going into the garbage. I think they refilled a sunscreen bottle with body lotion. We headed back to the hotel and took a picture of the South Gate at night. We went to bed on good time because we have to get up early tomorrow.

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... of China's largest and most attractive lakes. Over the first few days, the similarities between Dali (my home for 3+ weeks in China) and Cusco (my home for 3+ weeks in Peru) have really struck me. Both cities have impressive pasts (Dali was one of the 10 largest cities in the world in the year 1000). These impressive pasts were followed by quieter times and recent booms. Both cities have beautifully temperate climates (though Dali is considerably wetter) and are ...

... oriented places. There's a dirty, manipulative energy to these kinds of places, and the energy it takes to say no constantly or just generally not try to get ripped off makes them rather exhausting. Maybe we're just sensitive, or maybe we are bad tourists, but it's a common theme we've encountered in both of our feelings about these kinds of places, so we try to listen to what our bodies and psyches tell us and stay away from the really touristy places, frankly. But ...

... my worth is not measured by how well i can cook and my job as a bartender was never to stroke a man's ego by downing beers with him while he called me baby, I am NOT ANYONE"S ****ING BABY. o yah...and I will talk back to you. So I guess maybe all those things makes me a complete stranger to this place, to this country. I told myself that I would dedicate the remaining two month of this trip to China, the country that had given me birth. To be with my ...

... variety! I bought another cool Buddha buddy and we set off for Dali in the vanwagon.... Dali was as touristy as it lived up to be there were so many souvenier shops selling exactly the same things 80% of the shops only contained leather bags, belts, purses and wallets. We had a quick look around and bought some bakery products which are very numerous cheap. We also found an english bar called Bad Monkey which we came back to later that night and got drunk bought more cakes and ...

... can't even poo in friends houses this was something i needed to adapt to. After some method lessons from Jelle who had already been in China for 2 months, i decided to have another go. He also told me it usually helped if you went for a shower at the same time (same bathroom session not together!). I looked everywhere for my shower gel and shampoo but couldn't find it. I remembered i had put in my bag which had the lanterns i gave to the leader as a present. After alot of ...