Hua Xi Mansion Liuzhou
Gui Zhong Avenue Liuzhou, Guangxi Zhuang, 545006, China
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Lost in Transit in China !
... Marc and we get on the bus – RESULT – didn't have to stand either some girl sat by the driver hehe.
Our delight was about to come to an abrupt end though. We arrive at the bus station – thanks to iphone app we show the taxi driver train station and we get to the train station. So our hostel wrote down in Chinese we want Lizhou to Zhangjiajie on a hard sleeper. I hand it over at ticket counter she checks some stuff and just shakes her ...
Surprising Delightful Vison in Liuzhou
... d noticed, which featured a steep, forested karst hill (similar to those in Yangshuo).
We set off to climb the hill, gaining better and better views. On reaching the top we found that there was a little cable way going up to the top of a much higher adjacent karst hill/mountain. Of course we had to take it! I loved the first bit and was then overcome with unreasonable fear at being hoisted high above the ground in a ...
Goodbye Guilin and more train tales.
... know people think that this isn’t possible [I’ve read it on other blogs, problem pages etc.] but as long as you have the sleeping ticket/card with you the staff will let you walk in-between all the carriages and classes. It’s when you have sitting or standing tickets that things get sticky.
Anyway, it was time to get my 8 hours in so I clambered up to bunk number 3 [I always seems to have the little top ...
Train to Guilin (actually to Liuzhou)
... whole experience I vowed bot to use a tour guide again, especially since I like being alone anyway. So today I bought my train ticket. A soft sleeper, since that means less people would stare at me. I get to my room to find that I'm sharing with 3 other people. They look pretty young so I ask them if they're students. They say no, they work now. I asked what they do... As luck would have it, they're all tour ...
Motorbike Madness
Welcome to the craziness that is Vietnam! Upon arrival, it was evident that we had left behind the tranquility of Laos and drastically pumped up the noise and energy level! The sheer number of people on motorbikes surpassed any logic but as time went on, I found it amusing to spot the strangest combinations of people, animals and things that could possibly be balanced on a set of moving wheels. The range included a family of 5 to a man with 6 kegs to another with ...



