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"what's a liger?"
Woke up at 6am had a quick breakfast and headed down to the hotel foyer to meet with our tour guide at 7:15 but no one showed up until 7:50. Something the receptionist forgot to tell us was that the entire tour was Chinese. This turned out to be a problem because I don't actually speak Chinese so most of the time we were lagging behind doing our …
Sanya
The evening of 5/30 when we stayed in Haikou in Hainan, we went to dinner with a large number of Sineerat's family. When everyone else walked back to the hotel afterwards, Beibei and I took a walk down the busy city street. We were hoping to find some good shops but were quite unsuccessful. We only went into a couple general stores. I also waved to …
Hainan - Transit in Haikou
... were overpriced and getting polluted by hordes of Chinese tourists with their littering habits. Almost every Chinese travelers and staff working at hostels gave that feedback. I also got myself a local mobile phone card for making local calls while in China - my iPhone was still on my Singapore line for urgent calls from home. Anyway, the first day was mainly administrative since Hai Dian Island was not a tourist place, so most of the activities here were mostly for the ...
Faw'cha, FAW'CHA, FAAWWW'CHA.
... lady. We decided that we would go and get food, it was 3am by this point and the next train was at 7am so we didn't have that long to wait!
We went for a walk, got noodles, chocolate, crisps and milk tea and Tsingtao and headed back to the train station where we made our bed using Sonja's sleeping bag and an assortment of clothes for the last night before arriving in Sanya!! Hopeful that tomorrow night we would be in an actual bed!
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Haikou
... building. A rather large rat ran towards us, away from the hotel, which didn't inspire me with confidence. Neither did the passive-aggressive night porter/security guard who threw some keys at us, took our money and barked "tomorrow" at us in Chinese when we suggested (via pidgin Mandarin and hand gestures) that he might like to give us some change and/or a receipt. As it turned out the next day we ...