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Dali Huai Ren Hotel

3 Yinping Street, Development Zone Dali, Yunnan, 671000, China

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The Culture Week... and a bit

A travel blog entry by tsjones3

13th February Waking up late and packing late was the common way of life for me in Wa Se but this was to be the last for atleast a while. The sky was clear and we set off bizzarely (have no idea to spell it) on a bike ride around the lake. We had a limited time though as we had 'arranged' transport across the lake in the form of a boat dating back …

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Kong Fu fighting...

A travel blog entry by iliaflax

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... 1497;כול לזוז הם באו להעבי 12; לנו את האימו 04;ים. הם מלאי ביטחו 03; עצמי, וכשעש 97;נו משהו לא נכון ...

We head south to Dali

A travel blog entry by kingstravel

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... other side. The views are amazing and all the crops make the land seem like it's covered by a patchwork quilt.

The area leading into Dali is full of farm lands mainly rice , corn and tobacco as well as a huge variety of fruit orchards. The farm work tends to be done mainly by hand with small areas for each crop almost like strip cropping. We saw lots of farm workers and couldn't get over how much each person (usually women) carried in the baskets ...

The Living Was Easy

A travel blog entry by meredith76

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... up the mountain. At the present time, the nice covered and super safe looking cable car that you see featured on the ticket is not in-service. However, the rickety and rusty ski lift one is in perfect working condition. The view from the top of this mountain is really spectacular and the cliff faces are amazing. I don't care that it was rainy, going to explore the mountain is a must when going to Dali.

I ...

Day 88 - Chinese New Year

A travel blog entry by everett.butler

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... red cylinders is enough to shatter your eardrums and rattle you to your very core. I unknowingly walked precariously close to the line of fire on more than one occasion only to leap back and instinctively cover my ears when the bone shattering thrum of an unseen device went off near my feet. We spent the daylight hours roaming the city, watching the endless procession of tourists and residents stream by in ...