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The old town of Lijiang
Lijiang is a maze of cobbled streets, rickety wooden buildings and canals.
Very easy to get lost, which we did, wandering through the lanes and alleys lined with stalls making and selling beautiful handcrafts and knick-knacks.
I love coming to a new place and seeing all the different styles of street foods, here they call them Naxi snacks. One style ...
The (way too popular) old town of Lijiang
... it seemed ;-).
Off to Kunming to get our visa for Vietnam
As Lijiang is too busy and not that huge, we are now heading after one day in town to Kunming, the biggest city and capital of Yunnan provence to acquire our visa for Vietnam. Let's hope that we can get the visa within one day so we do not have to spend much time in this (according to our travel book and other traveler's word of mouth) not really interesting city :-).
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Tiger Leaping Gorge
... that we came to the Tiger Leaping Gorge during off-season. The view-point platform was very tiny and had a sign in front of it, asking each tourist to pay 8 Yuan (1 Euro) for access. It would surely have been true horror during peak-season, having to pay not only the 8 Yuan (when we had already paid the national park entrance fee of 65 Yuan), but also we would have not had a single picture without crowds of other tourists on it, and needless to say the unpleasant noise ...
Venedigs Schwester im Geiste
... Minderheit in ihrem besonderen, typischen Stil errichtet, sind sie heute meist im Besitz von Han-Chinesen.
Im Grunde teilt Lijiang das selbe Schicksal wie das heutige Venedig. Die ursprünglichen Einwohner wurden fast zur Gänze von der finanzkräftigeren Tourismusindustrie vertrieben. Lijiang ist gegenwärtig eher ein großer Themenpark, in dem die alte Naxikultur gewinnträchtig vermarktet wird, obwohl kaum noch echte Naxi in der ...
Sur les pavés la Chine
... l’UNESCO. Lijiang m’a un peu rappelé Québec, en version chinoise. Dans les principales artères et dans un rayon d’un kilomètre autour de la place centrale, toutes les maisons abritent des restaurants, des marchands de thé et des boutiques de souvenirs. Ces dernières vendent toutes les mêmes merdes, c’est à se demander comment ils survivent. A en juger par leurs étals, toute la Chine devrait déjà être équipée d’écharpes traditionnelles, de ...
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