Haodu Hotel Longyan
No.56 Denggao East Road, Xinluo District Longyan, Fujian, China
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Traveling with Mom
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 ...
Province du Fujian : les Tu Lou
... repartent vers 14h pour XIamen. Vous pourrez donc vous promenez dans les vallées et visiter tranquillement les Tu Lou avant 10h et après 14H.
Il semble que la fonction principale de ces Tu Lou était d'offrir un endroit protégé à tout un clan, à toute une famille, mais comme les Tu Lou sont situées dans les montagnes, il se pourrait que ces Tu Lou servaient tout simplement à regrouper les familles, à mettre en ...
Round houses and Rodents
... growing food etc. Going inside was like stepping back in time, seeing people living in such basic surroundings, with just communal cold water taps on the ground floor, the most basic of cooking facilities and chickens wandering around everywhere. Communal toilet and shower blocks are located outside the main building. A nightmare if you need a wee in the middle of the night.
Some families have converted their rooms into small guest houses, ...
Ausflug in die Huegel von Fujian
... Museum besuchen. "Klein- Ballenberg" in etwa. Im Vergleich zum Ballenberg sind diese Haeuser aber noch bewohnt. Mit einem, fuer chinesische Verhaeltnisse teuren Eintritt von 70 - 100 Yuan pro Haus, (zum Vergleich: ein Nachtessen kostet pro Person etwa 20 Yuan) spaziert man den Bewohner so quasi durch die Stube. Wohin das Eintrittsgeld fliesst, weiss ich nicht, die Tulou Bewohner versuchen den Touristen mit Souvernirs, Tee und Getraenken das Geld ...
Roundhouse Kick
... I had been told there are thousands of them but it's hard to comprehend until you get amongst them, they are literally everywhere. And most are still occupied by the local indigenous Hakka people. The old people sit around gossiping in the single doorway, and with a big "Ni Hao" I would walk in and have a snoop around. The tulou have a hard mud and brick outer circular wall (mostly circular, theres quite a few square ones) and inside they have three or ...


