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Travel Blogs from Xiamen
And the staring continues!
We had difficulties getting tickets for the overnight train to Xiamen so had to settle for 2 hard sleepers in the upper bunk. To give you a visual they cram 3 bunks in a space that should only really fit 2 top, middle and bottom, so 6 in a cabin. The train was sold out so there was no changing. When Andy tried to get himself up there he had no room …
Gulangyooohoooo
Greetings from Gulungyu island! I (EW) am better woohoo! The evil cold has pretty much gone, although I spent a couple of days feeling pretty miserable. When we left Hangazhou in the morning of the 25th it was still throwing it down with rain, its a shame really becuase it really is a beautiful place but events seemed to conspire against us there …
Straight To Wok With.....
blogety blog We are in Xiamen now, very close to our last entry, on the map, but not the same place, a whole different island. Xiamen used to be called Amoy, like the range of cooking sauces and noodles in the UK, hence blog name... We managed to get the right ferry here and didn't go around the island again! Although the ferry terminal wasn't …
A Bullet With My Name On It
Xiamen, or Amoy as it is apparently known as in the west is undeniably a very pretty little city compared to much of its east coast competition. Westernisation here seems to have happened later and more gradually and not at the cot of the cities original charm. Xiamens real highlight however lies just of its coast at Gulang Yu. A colonial island …