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Jiayi Hotel Lijiang

100m from Lijiang Black Dragon Pool Car Park Lijiang, Yunnan, China

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Regen

A travel blog entry by erikruisch

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... bij een uitzichtpunt met blik op een waterval en verder proberen we vanuit de auto door de regen wat te filmen en fotograferen. Jammer dat het weer niet beter is maar het blijft spectaculair.

Pas rond 2030 uur komen we na een lange dag aan in Lijiang waar we verblijven in de oude stad in een hotel. We lopen daar naartoe, eten weer in een westers restaurant en gaan snel slapen, het was een lange en vermoeiende dag. Wel doen we nog even de was met de hand op de kamer, ...

Snow Mountain and more local shopping

A travel blog entry by lisarein

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... of our students. When our students would get together for a picture in front of the water, various Chinese people would jump in the middle of the group and have their friends and family take pictures of them with our students. Most of the time, our students just laughed and let them take the pictures. The students often put there fingers next to their eyes in the Lady Gaga way. But, the students dfid get annoyed because it ...

Day 77 - The Simple Life

A travel blog entry by everett.butler

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... storefront’s wares. Cutting down an alleyway lined by a babbling brook we turn a corner and find ourselves in one of the largest Chinese markets we’ve seen yet. It stretches for numerous city blocks and has everything imaginable and even some unimaginable for sale. I marveled at the brass and copper ornaments and bowls, salivated at the smell of fresh picked strawberries and quickened my pace through ...

A minor clothing fiasco

A travel blog entry by kvstark

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Lijiang & Tiger Leaping Gorge

A travel blog entry by suenson_taylors

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... against the cloud to capture the series of jagged summits of Haba Shan some two thousand metres above us. The sound of river as it sped over rapids was amplified by the rocky walls of the gorge and water sprouted from the mountainside. It was an exhilarating walk. To the south of us stretched the river, sparkling in the sunshine, and winding away into distant mountains. To the north, the river flowed out of the gorge and into a plain decorated with a tapestry of farmland. It’s ...