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East Palace Hotel Xiamen

No.660 Nanshan Road Xiamen, Fujian, China

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Traveling with Mom

A travel blog entry by sdexclntadvntr

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Steve's mom landed late on Thursday night. So to welcome her to China, we put her on a long distance bus early the next morning (which we ended up running late for so made her literally speed walk/jog to our bus station) to go to Xiamen. There we were able to show her the magical wonders of pork sandwiches on the pedestrian street, tea party outside of a beautiful temple, the beauty and history of Gulangyu Island, and then freezing her out on a ...

How Does the Tradition of Wearing White Wedding Dr

A travel blog entry by zolayang

When you were young, have you ever imagining
yourself in a fairytale wedding dress, going to marry your own Prince?
And, what color is the wedding dress? Many will say a white one.
Millions of girls that dream of the perfect marriage would bear perfect
white wedding dress in their minds. But why white? Where did this
tradition come from?
Women Haven't Alwaүs Been Marryіng in White
In
fact, tһe trаdition of ...

Coke and Dim Sum

A travel blog entry by jwtse7891

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Ok, so we went to Xiamen Coca Cola factory about 3 weeks ago, but I was too lazy to post a new entry, so it's getting combined with dim sum. I've been to the Atlanta Coca Cola factory, which was pretty awesome, so the Xiamen one didn't blow my mind. But, we did get free bottles of Coke, so that was a plus. I also went to ...

Xiamen tour

A travel blog entry by sdexclntadvntr

59

We went on a last minute trip that the school arranged and paid for. It was a tour that included the bus, tour guide, hotel and food. The only problem was that the tour guide did not speak very much English, so we followed people around and relied on some younger people to translate a little Chinese for us. It was a lot of fun! We went to many places we did not see the last time we visited Xiamen. ...

Trouble in Xiamen - part two

A travel blog entry by waynedale

5

... with this phone and it didn’t help that all the characters on the phone were in Chinese.

The staff behind the consulate window informed me that I needed to have suitable identification to obtain an emergency passport and I would also need to pay about two hundred Australian dollars before they could process it. Meanwhile, the bank had advised me that they could arrange to wire emergency cash to me if I could show a passport as identification. All this seemed like ...

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This hotel was formerly known as: East Palace