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Peeking into Beijing
... who are both leglessly knackered, all the way back across Tianamen Square to home. The verdict: our GWC tour was a great day out, spent with good mates, and we actually got it for about 100 yuan less than the other tourists on the coach - a result all round.
Our two weeks in Beijing are pretty well spent, all in all. We eat western breakfasts with coffee every morning, we have street snacks every lunchtime and tuck into to a proper "Chinese" ...
Basically the Greatest Wall
... s section also has a good amount of the old Wall preserved. With so many tourists coming to hike its curves, the Wall has had to undergo some reconstruction and I felt strongly about wanting to see as much of the ancient wall as possible.
Mutianyu's section also has a tobaggan sled chute that takes you down the mountainside. Ten cool points on the Fun scale.
The Happy Chopsticks offered a tour to the Mutianyu section. We'd get transportation, ...
WOW! Back in Beijing
... 1497; שאחד מהם ניגש אלינו ושואל אם אנחנו מחפשי 01; להשיג מנה. ממש כאילו ידענו בדיוק איפה ...
Exploring Beijing
... by a school. Katy claims she will use the cross trainer, I don’t believe her. We get in and decide to stay at this hostel the whole time in Beijing, and try to book it at reception. We are told they are full, and so for the next 2 hours we look on the internet for other places. Katy has the idea to check to see if we can book in our existing hotel online. Hostelworld tells us they have 18 rooms available, so we book online again. We will see how it turns out tomorrow.
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Beijing sightseeing
... tasty! We then were going to get a taxi to the temple of heaven, but started walking and found some interesting side streets ton walk down, bought the mandatory Chinese scroll art, and headed along. We past some interesting meats being cooked (whole piglet, every bit of the duck imaginable etc!). We headed through what was advertised as a shoe Market, but turned out to be anything and everything including shoes (mainly because ...



