Grand Dragon Hotel Bijie
No.2 Guihua Road Bijie, Guizhou, China
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8 days trip in Guizhou--Qiandongnan
... Xiao Huang for their Big songs,people in this village has very good singing voice,kids since 3 years can sing songs ,but not everyone can hear them singing .Big shows only held on their big festivals or when tourist group arrives.
But me,very luckily arrived at this village on local festival day and got the chance to hear what they called Dong Zu Da Ge(Big Song of Dong party).Their song sometimes like birds singing,sometimes like river running ,a group of ...
A couple of days in Shunan Zhuhai (Bamboo Sea)
It is a week after the 1st attempt to have a few peeps round my apartment to cook dinner and nothing was stopping us on Saturday (09/04/11), apart from maybe feeling under the weather. I have had various sore throats since being in Fuling, which clear up after a day or two, but are getting slightly worse each time… maybe it is from the dust and construction works going on here or maybe because I am drinking too much and doing too many KTV Karaokes haha. ...
Walking in a Winter Wonderland
This is a top pick!
... of times but with ice rink conditions under foot it was proving to be a near impossible task. An hour and a half of walking and pushing we appeared to reach the summit. The track had weaved itself around the mountain face and we had only covered about a mile. This speed would certainly not get us off the mountain today. We had not met anyone in that first couple of hours. Nothing. Just pure silence and stillness.
At the top the snow ...
Lost on a Mountain
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... find anyone who speaks English and town names are obviously written in characters which mean nothing to us. Several miles along a muddy track we were losing faith in the directions we had been given and were making very slow progress. There was a much more established road running parallel on the other side of the river we were following but there was no way of getting to it. So we persisted with the muddy track.
Another few ...
A short stop in Puyi
Puyi is a small village and we stopped on the way to take another bus to Ping Le. The village is old and sleepy. Local women sow beads on fabric to sell or cross stich and duvets are being made by hand. Some of the villagers press peanuts to produce peanut oil.
We took a little boat to cross the river to another village where we then took a minivan to Ping Le.
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