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Jian Du Hotel Yangjiang

32 Dongfeng First Road Yangjiang, Guangdong, 322000, China

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Wrapping the shoot in Enping

A travel blog entry by adeleray

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... Al walked up to her on the rice field and gave her a big hug and then Nathan came up to her and hugged her too. Once the camera stopped rolling we each gave her a hug.

Alana's Chinese Grandma
The following day, we went to Alana's grandmother's village and even called her grandma in the States from the village. Her Chinese grandma was more concerned about Alana wasting money on a long distance call then talking to ...

Trekking through the ricefields!

A travel blog entry by natandcraig

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... downhill 2-trekking on an even path and 3-the rest breaks. I did NOT like the huge uphill parts which does not bode well for climbing Mount Kinabalu in a week's time - am currently trying to think of ways to get out of it! But I must admit, the views were stunning and it's pretty amazing what the villagers have managed to do with the hills around them.

We arrived at our next guesthouse after about 5 hours, all ...

Hailing Island Camp out

A travel blog entry by maaske

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This week we went to Lost City Water Park and on the weekend we went camping on Hailing Island. We rented two tents and slept on the beach after staying up late and cooking on the open fire.

Only nine days before we leave Mainland China for Hong Kong so we are in the 'get rid of everything' mode once ...

A Camping Trip in China

A travel blog entry by sabrinapm

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We took a tour that would take us camping on the beaches of Hailng Island. We thought it would be a good way to end our time here in China. We took a three hour bus ride to this beach, slept in tents, went to the market to eat breakfast, and then again back on the bus for another three hours. We really enjoyed the beach and the campfire.

Since we are leaving China at the end of the month here are some of the things I will ...

Happy New Chinese Year!

A travel blog entry by schwate

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... versteht:-) Das viele Geld bedeutet, das Macau schnell waechst (Landgewinnung) und dass ziemlich viele der alten Gebaeude inzwischen restauriert sind. Es ist wohl nur eine Frage der Zeit bis die St.Pauls Kirche wieder aufgebaut wird. Nun ja, vielleicht auch nicht, auch Macau ist UNESCO Weltkulturerbe (die Altstadt). Gruss ...