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Baohan Hotel Guangzhou

No.8 Tongxin Road, Yuexiu District Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

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A travel blog entry by handbagsbv

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In Transit

A travel blog entry by kennyloy

... which serves good spare ribs noodles , staff was friendly too.

We also managed to get some inflatable U pillows to make sure our 11 hour ride will be a lil more comfy, guess what, god is good, we managed to spend all the 500 rmb, and the money is enough to meet our needs at guangzhou.




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A travel blog entry by linggigi

The origin of Levis is not fabric such as Leob Strauss - yes that is
Leob . who tuesday changed their name at the same time Levi. This
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Do they know it's Xmas

A travel blog entry by matalelee

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The journey to the hostel confirms that this place is even colder than Nanning. The thermals are on and I can feel the imminent arrival of my never-before-worn New Zealand hat.

Unable to check in till late morning, I watch Mr. Poppers Penguins and reminisce about Christmas (it's not really a Christmas film but its got snow in). I've only seen two Christmas trees this year and I'm actually starting to crave some sort of yuletide build-up. I know back ...

Lost in Translation

A travel blog entry by sashadasha

3

... the phrasebook used standard Chinese and not the colloquial language that is used in that part of the country. Fortunately, one of the workers spoke little English and we were able to order some food without meat. The diner was crowded for a reason - the food was really good. When we finished our soups and left the broth behind (hoping they won't reuse it for the next customer's bowl) it was time to take the subway to our hotel.

Riding the subway in Guangzhou made ...