Desheng Hotel Chengdu

No.34 Desheng Road, Qingyang District Chengdu, Sichuan, China

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This is China!

A travel blog entry by triptherapy

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... territoire. This is China!
Enfin juste une petite partie, car un mollard au milieu d'un resto est bien peu de chose comparé a la beauté de paysages que j'ai rencontres et a la finesse (un peu huileuse) de la cuisine locale.
Les rencontres se font plus rares, et ici plus qu'ailleurs, la barrière de la langue prend des allures de muraille. Et a défaut d'avoir pu visiter la grande muraille de Chine, et bien je me contente de ne rien comprendre et de ...

'Panda' monium

A travel blog entry by mikeandsam

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... speciality of Sichaun Hotpot. It was delicious (even for a meat-eater)!

On our last couple of days in Sichaun, we climbed to the top of Mount Qingcheng, which is a sacred Taoist mountain. During the ascent we passed several temples and it was a very nice climb, with supposedly good views, however it rained that day so when we reached the top, it was like being in a cloud and we couldn't see anything! The other thing that Sichaun province is famous for ...

Off to the races

A travel blog entry by dcinternational

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... least.


After the festival it was time to move on as other than a quick visit to the Buddhist Monastry there really is little to do. This was just as well as the police came to our hostel that evening and said everyone was to get out. Simple as that. Get the bus (for which tickets were now sold out) or get a taxi. When I asked why exactly all they would say is "orders!". Things work a little differently in these parts.





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Tourist trap/beautiful parks

A travel blog entry by iceman9gem

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... around Nathan and Orson and we found an alley that was sort of like a cheap carnival and it had some kind of room that you pay to walk through, Nathan paid for us so we all went in; it turned out to be one of those mirror mazes with weird lighting. It was kind of cheesy but several times I actually walked into the mirrors.I took a few pictures and then we caught up with some Chinese girls who were also walking through, they started talking Chinese and I heard them say ...

Chengdu to Lhasa by train

A travel blog entry by sam.lee

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... on getting better as the train made it's way through the heart of Tibet, which Brad Pitt once said, in bad Austrian accent, that it is the roof of the world. We were so high up that one Chinese women on the carriage looked almost like death. In fact, most passengers on the train appeared like they've been drinking Budweiser all night long. They are sleeping it off right now. Traveling on the train to Lhasa was by far the most scenic ...

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