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Sanqing
... to have a discussion with the owner in broken English as he holds a duck head by the beak and casually gnaws the brains out.
Climbed Sanqing and it while not a spectacular as other mountains, it was less crowded and staying at the guesthouse made it worth it to come out here.
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Mount Wuyi
... night I booked online as soon as I'd made the decision (two hours before taking the taxi), because I knew I'd arrive late. I stayed in what turned out to be one of the, if not THE most amazing hotel I've ever been to. Luxurious is an understatement, really, especially for a dedicated backpacker like me.
So I started my first day in Wuyishan with a hot bubble bath, a gourmet breakfast, and couple of hours in the swimming pool, sauna and gym (all free?!). I felt like ...
Tea and karsts
... month, we took the night train, again, to Wuyi Shan, a national park in the North of Fujian province. As usual in China, the entrance ticket was quite expensive, but staying 2 days worked out cheaper.
The park is mostly visited by Chinese tourists who almost all follow the same route. This left the rest of the park to us. The scenery was stunning: tea trees terraces between the karsts, with streams and ...
Wuyi-v*tun-shan
... hintaa, ajettiin lipunmyyntikojulle ja seuraavat ongelmat alkoivat. Siina soiteltiin (joten kuten) englantia osaaville kavereille ja sonkotettiin hyva tovi. Pitkan neuvottelun jalkeen kavi ilmi, etta paikka johon oltiin ostettu liput oli puolen tunnin ajomatkan paassa. Aha.
No, lisaneuvotteluja, tinkimista, lopulta paastiin sopuhintaan kyydeista ja lahdettiin taas matkaan. Vielakaan ei ollut varmuutta tarkasta maaranpaasta tai tultaisiinko edes ...
Wuyishan & Da Hong Pao Part 1 - Tea Culture
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... While references to tea in Chinese literature go back approximately five thousand years, the origin of tea's use as a beverage is unclear. Ancient folklore places the creation of the brew at 2737 BC, when a camellia blossom drifted into a cup of boiled drinking water belonging to Emperor Shen Nung.
Most scholars though believe it to be around 350 BC.
Originally, ...
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