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Tunxi
Arrived on a rainy day and it looked to be still a bit rainy the following day, so decided to be patient and postpone my climb of Huangshan for a day. Visited the village of Huncun for the day and lucked out as they were filming a Bollywood Indian film ...
Huangshan (Tunxi)
... and ended up deciding to come with us instead of staying in the village. So we spent the rest of the day with them, walking through the bamboo forest, zip-wiring back down and going back to Tunxi for dinner in the evening. The bamboo forest was cool but what made the day was definitely spending it with such friendly and funny people. They spoke pretty good English and were really keen to practise with us, and taught us some useful Chinese too! We also had a funny food war going ...
Huang shan.... You tricky bastard...
De nachttrein overleeft te hebben stond het volgende obstakel alweer voor de deur: Huangshan Mountain oftewel Gele Berg! Bij het station overspoelt met mensen die ons naar de berg wouden brengen, hele irritante verkoopvrouwtjes.. Iets waar je niet op zit te wachten na een lange treinreis. Toch maar een busje weet regelen naar de berg. Aangekomen bij wat wij dachten de ingang van de berg te zijn kwamen we erachter dat dit niet het geval was.. ...
Rocky Mountain Way
... ferried between a couple of locations by car first and even when finally being dropped off at Huang Shan I needed to catch another 1 hour bus to get to the area properly.
Lack of accommodation options saw me staying in a pretty average room for a massively inflated £10, still even that was hard fought for and that was a better price than the £18 he had asked for to begin with. After dumping my stuff in my room I got myself set up for ...
The Peak to end all Peaks (descent)
... mountain face and endless stairs, you instead were looking out into the sky and scenery, but it once again left me rather gobsmacked. In places the lines of steps climbed so steeply that you felt like you were going to fly off the side of the mountain at any moment.
All of this did give me pause to wonder - how the hell did the little shop guys on the peak get their stuff up? Just walking naturally left your legs shaking. I can't imagine how ...