Gu Rong Dali

... him and talk. He and his two buddies had the free run of the house, all three of them were dressed in their Sunday's best and did nothing else but smoke bamboo pipes (they actually put the cigarettes into a small opening and inhaled through the big opening of the bamboo pipe). This invitation pretty much ended our exploration of the town as we were to spent the day with them, eating, drinking and talking and then more eating, drinking and ...

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... calls from the guide to my hourse to get going we eventually reached the top. The view was spectacular to to say the least, you could see all of Dali anjd er hai, we visited the temple there which, although I didnt know what was going on was very carming, when we gave donations xi upset her caretaker slightly bu refusing to give nothing but 23 kwai and then realising she needed to borrow 2 kwai, we left quicly after that. We decided to ...

... made of 19 peaks and make up the highest peaks of the Yunling Mountain Range. All are 3,500 meters (11,483 feet) above the sea level and at 4,122-meter (13,524-feet), Malong Peak is the highest. In between every two peaks are streams, and water rushes down the mountain and pours into Erhai Lake. These streams originate from spring ...

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Another uneventful bus ride lead us to Dali. It was just myself and Nadja by this point, Dan deciding to make it down to Xishuangbanna. Dali is a nice little town, the kind of place people go and kind of forget to leave. Dave the owner of the place we stayed said his record was 6 weeks, and i met a couple of people in Beijing who stayed here for 7 or 8 weeks. We managed to escape relatively lightly ...

... what he originally quoted us so we spent the same as the ridiculous fees they were asking back at the bus station. This is always a great way to start your vacation, esp. at 1 o' clock in the morning. Fortunately, Dave and Song, the kind proprietors at the Jade Emu (http://www.jade-emu.com) had lots of lovely beer, not just weak Chinese beer but real beer, so we had a drink, chatted with a nice Irish guy who's been EVERYWHERE in the world or so it seemed (I was a little ...

... had in China so far!), the service excellent and the dumplings just so yummy!! Dave also has some excellent bikes to go out to the villages along the lake.Its rice planting time, there are many farmers very busy in the rice fields.While they all have hats, I forgot mine, and the result is that I have a terrible sunburn the following day.In the small village of Xizhou I turn ...

... creamy, and we loved it. There were plenty of streets with touristy restaurants, shopping, and lots to see and do. We decided we wanted to go up the mountains, but were unable to find a way of doing that without having to take a tour which involved a cable car ropeway (ugh!) and lots of money. So we asked around for a driver/guide, and found A Qing, a local Bai nationality guide, but he wasn't able to drive us up ...

... decided to do the Okey-Cokey dance and hope they would believe it was some famous English dance. I couldn't believe all we were gonna do was this child dance and decided to perform a card trick. Jelle felt the shame of our plan and bravely opted to sing his naitonal anthem which he had to find out on the net. 392 412 2830 I ate dinner thinking in 2 hours it will all be over. When Mr Zhong told us 40-50 people would be watching us i had no other option but to buy some beer ...