Adange Hotel Lijiang
Shangri-La Road Lijiang, Yunnan, 674100, China
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Conque Mt Meili
Reluctantly woke up in the freezing morning of 6:30 am in order to get ready to catch the sunrise at Mt. Meili. The shower stayed the same as last night "not working", gosh using the bucket to wash up and start my day, tried hard to wake up my kids as usual no way they want to wake up. Got myself up to the roof top and regret I never brought my tripod! The view is so spectacular,standing in the cold windy roof top did not detracted me and some of my group. Ah Gong who is ...
China as You Always Imagined It: Lijiang
... appeared. While wandering through the park Andre and Mark chatted up the locals and we fed some fish. Someone should have told me to break the crackers up first though.
After exiting the park, we visited the Dongba Cultural Museum. Dongba is the religion of the Naxi people. After exiting through the gift shop, we hopped on the bus and went for lunch to an Italian restaurant for ...
Donner moi de l'oxygène... Just Breathe...
... Naxi minority - even the bargaining transactions are pleasant. We ate good street food such as yak meat on skewers, fried local potato wedges that are white on the outside and purple on the inside, a type of delicious rolled crepe filled with scallions and potato, and even a big round circle that we can only describe as hash brown-like, but less potato-ey and pretty deep-fried. Of course, everything is either spicy or non-spicy…! ...
Lijiang Ethnic Orphanage School
... looked fairly primitive inside, and the products were interesting. But, we were all able to buy some American candy, chips, and sodas to supplement all the Chinese food we were eating at meals. I bought some Oreos, Dove Chocolates, and Lays potato chips.
When we returned, it was almost time for lunch. The housekeeper made us lunch. One of the most interesting items was a soup with all different parts of a chicken in it. The girls ...
To Tiger Leaping Rock and up the Sky Ladder
... with limestone deposits that it had a milky tan color that made it look like an eerily undulating rock formation from afar. The most thrilling part of this water fall was that walking a little ways off the proper path brought us up to the very edge of the fall at a point where it momentarily pooled before tumbling down the rocks below. I walked within inches of the water which raged above and below but sat entrancingly calm just before me. Giving in to an inexplicably ...



