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An Introduction
We are arriving in Haikou with our minds full of interesting and beautiful memories from the landscape around the highway. Here we are meeting Ella and her friend from the Company, Jessie, who also speaks English. In a hall with many computers employees are working with different tourist project in contact with many countries. Most of them are …
Hainan - Transit in Haikou
22/10/2012 - Monday Flight Departure: Changi International Airport, 7.35 am Arrival: Haikou Meilan International Airport, 11.05 am Accommodation Stay: Haikou Banana Youth Hostel Direction: Took airport shuttle bus outside the airport terminal (¥15) to Minhang Binguan (民航宾馆, 40 min). Crossed the road to the nearest bus stop and took Bus 19 to Hai Dian Island (海甸岛), Renmin Road. Alighted opposite a KFC. The hostel is in an ...
Faw'cha, FAW'CHA, FAAWWW'CHA.
... br> A lady came up to us and she had a bit more English so we asked her if we could use her phone, as both me and Sonja had no credit left and called Neo. Neo told us that there were no trains tonight as by this time it was 0230 and apparently there was only one at 2am this evening. We stated that even though we knew there were no trains we still wanted to go to the train station - after all it was worth a try! We certainly did not ...
Robbed and scammed and still alive
... many people you end up retelling the same stories. Some of my favourite people that I've met were German and whilst we were trekking we'd practise my German or talk about home and it was great. But you have to constantly not use slang and wave your arms to explain.
sorry this is not the easiest to understand, im tired and its hard to remember what happened when. But hey, I'm at a lovely hostel with a free bed and food, its warm and the people are brilliant :) love you all <3 xxxx ...
Haikou
... in mind, whether heavily loaded or otherwise, and China is one of them.
In Haikou there are huge busy streets, and the only way to get across some of them is via some very widely spaced out bridges. And to walk between them you walk along what I naively thought was a pavement, but which turned out to be a motorbike lane, where pedestrians are tolerated, not welcomed.
In China as a whole, ...
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