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The old town of Lijiang
... Baba, it is a thick wheat flatbread stuffed with meat, vegetables or sweets. Very yummy, but decadent.
Sam ate some Yak meat too, he wasn't to sure about that flavour.
The word Naxi descends from ethnically Tibetan Qiang tribes, and lived until recently in matrilineal families, which basically means the women run the show.
We walked up to the ...
The (way too popular) old town of Lijiang
... its beautiful location around some great mountain ranges and its cultural mix of different ethnical groups. Unfortunately in 1996 a major earthquake destroyed a lot of the city, but thanks to the regular tourist invasions (and related money flow), the town has been rebuilt (although in a Chinese fashion, i.e. not everywhere in an authentic way).
The city is surely beautiful, containing countless water channels running through ...
Tiger Leaping Gorge
... end to get some more pictures there. The low trail pretty much follows this road and is also only for the lazy folks. So we went for the real Tiger Leaping Gorge experience by hiking the high trail :-). Although the high trail does not come anywhere close to 3.900m above ground, it is still a breath-taking walk for two reasons: first it winds up the mountain range up to an altitude of 2.800m above the gorge’s water (the starting point is at about 2.000m) and second ...
Venedigs Schwester im Geiste
... am Sifang Platz. Von hier ausgehend verzweigen die Hauptstraßen wie Äste in immer kleinere Abzweigungen, die oft ganz unverhofft bereits bekannte Ecken und Straßenzüge miteinander verbinden, oder doch zu Sackgassen werden. Vom "Lion Hill" und dem darauf befindlichen Turm am Rande der Altstadt überlickt ein wunderschönes Meer aus grauen Ziegeldächern. 1995 wurden vieler dieser Häuser bei einem heftigen Erdbeben zerstört, inzwischen aber ...
Lovely Lijiang
... stop at the half-way point. He says it was a really tough first day of walking up the 28 bends (some say it's 24, some say 27 - interesting to note he has gone for a higher number...) which takes you to the highest point of the trail. ...
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