Li River Yangshuo

No.33 Diecui Road Yangshuo, Guangxi Zhuang, China

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Westerner's heaven in Yangshuo

A travel blog entry by mjcoleman

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Day 17: After a very loud overnight train and watching a Chinese man trying to start a fight in the carriage (this would have been very amusing as there is not enough room on the trains to swing a cat!) we took the public bus to Yangshou.

Yangshuo was already one of my favourite places from the onset. It is a small laid back town with a …

ESSENTIAL CHINA: Snake In The Mouth

A travel blog entry by robmichelle

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Tour day 17

Pretty much none of us got any sleep on this overnight train. Even though we were divided between three cabins, the rest of the carriage was full of Chinese. The Chinese don’t sleep. We were woken before 4:00am to the sound of them all sucking back their gollies. It’s disgusting!!

The train got to Guilin at …

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Amazing scenery & a dog's (for) dinner

A travel blog entry by lisamjones

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... out. So we had to slink past them quickly again before they assaulted us. We saw some amazing scenery though and also took a bamboo raft across the river, pushed by this tiny little woman with no teeth. She must have thought I looked a weakling because she insisted on carrying my bike for me and then let me have a sit down on a little wooden block as she endeavoured to get us two comparative fatties over the river. It was fun.

Now after ...

DOING STUFF in Yangshuo

A travel blog entry by kirio81

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... show by Zhang Yimou who directed the Olympics opening ceremony. This was amazing, so hard to describe but I was almost crying by the 2 minute mark, it was seriously amazing:




Michael went rock climbing and went 60 metres up ...

The Journey to Yanshou

A travel blog entry by mattcannon

... the disparity of wealth that has become synonymous with 21st Century China was all to evident with a towering, glittering 5* Shangri-la hotel towering over thousands of informal unemployed Chinese citizens scraping around to merely feed themselves and their family. It looked as though many of those around the station could not even afford proper cloths.  From Shenzen it was on a public bus to the train station in city of Guilin where we were to board ...

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