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Jinding Avenue Huangshan, Anhui, China, 0559-8508888
... people call them pony tail pine because their leaves/branches only grow one direction. For those pine trees grow at the higher altitude areas, people call them Yellow Mountain Pine.<br><br>No matter how the tree grows or leaves are heading, their roots are so strong and firm that make those trees grow more generations to come.
Huangshan, Anhui, China szachkoYellow Mountain itself likes groups of giant granite. There are only dusts or derbies stuck between stones. Those pine tree manages to stick their root in such a tiny space and grow in a such elegant ways. Depending on the altitude where those pines grows, people naming differently. For those pines grow at the lower altitude ...
Huangshan, Anhui, China szachko... Local people usually serve the dishes when Mother-in-Law's visit their married daughters. Our driver/tour guide found this local restaurant around the entrance area of Huangshan national park. The fish tastes so good (even with some stinky smell) that we even got the chance to take the picture.
Huangshan, Anhui, China szachkoThis is a very interesting street in Tunxi - Old Street. This street could dates all the way back in Ching dynasty or older. <br><br>Huai-Cho is famous for the supply of traditional Chinese stationary: brush pens, Ying Tai, Ink stick and paper. This is a street for one shop shopping for all of them.<br><br>Huai-Cho is also ...
Tunxi, Anhui, China szachko... I have been studying traditional Chinese paintings for many years, and found that the bizarre and twisted pines often seen in ancient paintings are still alive and well on the mountain. I took a large amount of photos of the trees and I have no doubt that my paintings will improve greatly when I get back. The first area we went to was Stalagmite Peak. We then climbed to Beginning to Believe Peak. I was quite impressed with how well the ...
Huangshan, China scottshangguan... they were arguing like mad cats but it didn’t work.<br><br>It was six or walk I guess!<br><br>Huizhou History & Huizhou Salt Merchants<br><br>The success of Huizhou merchants had no doubt played a decisive part in the emergence and growth of Huizhou culture. Huizhou merchants generally refer to businessmen from the six counties under Huizhou Prefecture (She County, Xiuning ...
Tunxi, Anhui, China eddakath... fact that you are actually on a platform as wide small town footpath gives you the confidence to continue but each time I got a look at where I had been from the next level down and saw that it was all resting on thick metal poles made me think of how in the world they got them there in the first place and how many workers died making this crazy cliff path available to the innocent public and more than once I felt ...
Huangshan, Anhui, China eddakath... das schlimmste v**hind**n. Als wir vom Einkaufen und Essen wied** in uns** Zimm** kamen, dachten wir die Welt geht unt**. Anscheinend hatte jemand ein ganze Kaes**ad zum v**rotten in uns**em Zimm** v**steckt. Nach kurzen suchen hatten wir die Uebeltaet** gefunden, ein kleins paar Sportschuhe. Nach uns war wohl eine Chinesin mit in das Zimm** eingezogen und hatte offenbar ein leichtes Schweissfussproblem, es war ein regelrechtes Gestanksinf**no. Offenbar hatte sie das ab** noch nicht ...
Huangshan, Anhui, China nax... suplementaire et du repos pour ses jambes. J'ai decouvert les multiple mers de nuages qui se forment uniquement en debut de matine, et donnent un nouveau visage a l'endroit. Vraiment superbe ! Apres ca, retour sur terre avec la redescente, un peu moins rock n' roll. Les nuages ont noye le sommet dans un brouillard froid et humide, avant de se changer en pluie et en orage. Et le retour sur les sentiers battus, ou tous les tours s'agglutinent, a ...
Huangshan, Anhui, China jdelmaire... a little village where the road ended! The road was fun to ride although quite dangerous because it was raining. We were drenched and frozen! After a short chat with the locals in the shelter of a funky old house we had to make our way back down the rainy mountain path, and this time in the dark. It was relatively frustrating not because of the difficult conditions, which Samvit quite enjoyed, but because we seemed to not be making ...
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