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Backpax Hostel Xi'an

Xi Mu Tou Shi, Prince mansion 9th Floor Xi'an, Shaanxi, 710002, China

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Whatta Lotta Terracotta

A travel blog entry by emex

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After successfully purchasing our first train tickets in China (via an "International Ticket Office, so our Chinese language skills weren't greatly challenged), we set off on a 12 hour overnight train journey to Xi'an. This was actually a more comfortable experience than we had imagined, after dealing with the initial stress of finding the correct …

Xi'an

A travel blog entry by jacketdave

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We'd been given a recomendation by fellow traveller types to stay in a place called BackPax hostel in Xi'an. This proved to be a cracking choice, being the only hostel I've been in where the toilets were actually worthy of a photo. It turns out that the top floor of the Price hotel was once a high class spa. They were fleecing customers for …

Onto Xian

A travel blog entry by simonmain1

To Xian Well I thought Dali was over when I posted the last blog entry but it the best night was yet to come...I just went to do my emails and have some tea and dropped Sami and Nicola a txt to say I was in the Tibetan café. They came and joined and I had some nice stew and a couple of beers. Within an hour we were having a laugh with a local ex …

Jack D burger og stenkrigere i Xi'an

A travel blog entry by travelrookies

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Det var første gang vi prøvede et sovetog og vi må indrømme at det er noget rarere end sovebus. Det bumler mindre, du har et toilet og man kan rent faktisk ligge udstrakt. På trods af at vi blev vækket 5:30 var vi forholdsvist udhvilede da vi ankom, så selvom det tog en 20 minutters tid at finde bussen, var det ikke så slemt. Hostelet var heldigvis …

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A Step Back in Time

A travel blog entry by iceman9gem

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... into the Chinese countryside. Getting lost in the views of lush hillsides and weaving waterways. Glancing at farmers in their fields and just taking in the vastness of the Chinese landscape.

On Chinese trains there are many ways to travel. I’m speaking in terms of how comfortable you want to be. A “Hard-seat” ($17) ticket is one of the cheaper ways to go (besides the seldom offered “standing” ticket). It’s a medium-sized seat in the general ...

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