Jingdu Hotel Liuzhou Nanning

... as there was a landslide ahead! So with no one able to communicate with us, and no idea what was going on, we had to wait it all out...we eventually spent over 34 hours on the train, with around 12-14 hours spent stood still! I'll never complain about a train in England again! It was definitely a relief to get into Chengdu and get some sleep in our brilliant hostel called The Loft- a def recommendation if anyone goes there! <br><br><br>Although the train journey did ...

... But funny, a Chinese city that looks like Las Vegas, and maybe 3 times bigger. Well the bus station came up. Yes it is probably the biggest bus terminal that I have ever seen. Huge! And they had at our side about 65 terminals were buses all came and went like taxi´s. Bus in...5 minutes to off-load passengers, clean up and 5 minutes to on-load passengers again! Next!!! Come and go, and they drove all over China from there. We heard that Ghangzhou would be a big one as ...

... set my own travel arrangements, thus, it felt quite weird having everything ready without any heavy effort)<br><br>new country..<br>new adventure...<br>new travel friends...<br><br>We flew directly from Jakarta to Nanning, and arrived there midnight...<br>Checked into the hotel which is located rather outskirts of the city centre...<br>

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... hocking then spitting on the floor and snoring to mention a few, and don't even get me started on the men! Almost every element of polite English etiquette was broken within a few feet of me. Everyone in my cabin snored too, which was amazing. I've spent the last month in youth hostels, and you only tend to get one snorer every few days in a dorm of ten people, but here, it was like snoring was an essential part of night culture!

... have to look at him, Len had to take his glasses off as his passport picture didn't have glasses on him. He then looks at Len, the passport picture, at Len and the picture. I have filled out the forms and Len signs his, he then looks at Len's signature on the form and passport. He did this with each one of us. And of course there is a problem as we do not have a visa in our passports, just our paper. We give it to him. He scrutinizes it front and back, over and over ...

... for us, and as Chinese trains are full of passengers and almost without exception crowded up to the roof, it was smart to purchase the tickets a bit in advance. However, before that I wanted to get the obligation of sending postcards to people I usually send them to out of the way. In entire Asia, i.e. at least in the countries I´ve been to, with a notable exception of Nepal, it´s always problematic to find postcards. For some reason, there it is so. I guess the Asians don´t ...

... province, Ningxia is truly one of those places where travelers feel like the only yangren in China. Droves of unemployed workers on the street corners take unabashed fascination in watching you watch them. Yunnan This kaleidoscope of culture has the highest concentration of minority groups in all of China, whom appear to us not ...

... The idea of the token is so that the staff know who should be in which bed and getting off when, they will wake people as necessary, very efficient. We arrived at 06:00 so I didn't have much time to get up but at least this was the end of the line. Straight across from the station was the hotel I had chosen, there are no hostels in town. I managed to get a single room very cheaply. Dorms weren't on the price list. I had a wash, as hot water is only available from 18:00 until ...

... tour in coming years and will only improve as infrastructure is constantly updated and the place opens up. The modernity is startling. Bring on Hong Kong and Beijing I say! Next entry -&gt; Hong Kong Technotrekker Travel Technologies One has to be organised when on the road and rapidly moving in, across and out of countries like I am. You have to do your research and be on the ball as new ...