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Huize Hotel Shiyan

No.8 Gongyuan Road, Maojian District Shiyan, Hubei, China

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Embracing The Universe

A travel blog entry by wandertrust

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... we decided to bring back our arsenal to the hotel and launch them off at the small park across the street. It would be quite an interesting night. When we returned to our building, the manager laughed and asked us if we liked to play fireworks. (his words). We told him we don’t get to do things like this in America. He looked a little surprised and said he thought we’d be more free to do things like this in the world’s freest nation. Ya, not everything ...

Karate Kid side trip

A travel blog entry by colecour

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... nights we even managed to get a cake from a bakery. I only saw one poster that had anything to do with the karate kid. There was also a school that taught Kung fu because this was the birthplace of kung fu, but we didn’t go in. I also learned that all the moves in the Karate Kid are actually kung fu moves not karate moves. Overall the trip was fun, but I’m glad I don’t have to live in a town that ...

The True East

A travel blog entry by wandertrust

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... tourist attraction littered with fast food joints and gift shops. Instead, what we discovered was a real sense of spirituality and holy elegance that few people are granted the chance of experiencing in a lifetime. The incredible luck I had to be here, at this unique spot during this young and un-matured part of my development seemed infinitely beneficial to my growth, my own spiritual closure, and my optimism that the Asia I had dreamt of back home lived on into the present. ...

Wonderous Wudang Shan - The Journey

A travel blog entry by wandertrust

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... my appreciation, but of the duty I have to give a bit of the power and prosperity back to the rest of the world that I gained when I was born a white, heterosexual male. That moment changed something inside me I’ll never be truly able to describe, and I’m afraid one has to see such a sight placed before their eyes before such a profound soul altering recognition switches for them as well. We ate inside the air conditioned McDonald’s and boarded our train. ...

PLEASE no more steps!!!

A travel blog entry by simon.caryn

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... at the top!

You'd climb about 300 steps, up, up and up, think surely we're near the top, then turn a corner and be faced with about 400 more... They just went on and on and on. I did nearly give up at one point, but I thought we must be near the top now, its been 2.5 hours!!!

Then... We finally made it. I want to say it was all worth it, but I'm writing this 4 days later and my calves still hurt. Yes it was worth it. The view from up there ...

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