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3e Hotel Xi'an

No.54 Nan Da Jie Xi'an, Shaanxi, China

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Dec 13-17: Meditation

A travel blog entry by natalya.taylor

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... monks had cell phones.......

Coco said our shur-fu had recommended us to another lady who was apparently #2 highest in Dengfeng? Again I'm pretty sure a lot of what she was trying to tell us was not quite translated properly because we still don't really have any clue who this lady was except that was was important in the town somehow... But the next morning we were on our way from Chuzu Temple to
this lady's house. She lived on a ...

Carnage Class to a Terracotta Army

A travel blog entry by thestewarts

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... night - an important part of travel! We were lucky enough to stumble upon a huge international supermarket (in the subway under the bell tower), so we indulged in some fabby munchies, such as pastries, Nescafe, choc-dip (retro but good!), wasabi peas (for me), and Barry’s new favourite, white-chocolate Galaxy. We added to that a couple of Subway sandwiches, the infamous noodle cups (which you can get everywhere, are about 30p and like supernoodles but much tastier!) ...

Terracotta warriors & high speed trains

A travel blog entry by iliaflax

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... 00;ים באתר של חיילי הטרה-ק 493;טה. ליד האוטו 89;וס לאתר אנחנו פוגשי 01; זוג ישראל 97;ם נחמדי 01; ...

Xian

A travel blog entry by a_ave_jul_vinss

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... petit baril avec la fourchette planté sur le bord.

7. On attend 5 minutes pour que le tout s’hydrate et hop on savoure un repas chaud relativement complet… plusieurs saveurs sont disponibles et c’est pas mauvais…

Le TGV Chinois

Finalement le TGV… On devait prendre un train entre Xian et Luoyang, la distance de 4.5 heures en train ordinaire ne permettait pas un train de nuit et pas question de perdre la journée ...

Long-life democracy...

A travel blog entry by nalddo

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... Sichuan. In the menu, treks and monasteries, because this part of the Province is also very Tibetan. First leg of the journey, a bus out of Chengdu. Hitch-hiking out of big cities is hell. By the way, we will probably stop hitch-hiking. It takes too much time, and we are comfortable with our budget now.

On the road to Songpan, our first step, we crossed one the valley that was one of the most affected by the 2008 earthquake. Since then, the road has been ...