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Jiu Jiang Hotel Jiujiang

118 Nanhu Road, Xunyang District Jiujiang, Jiangxi, China

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Huh. Lot'a steps on that there great wall.

A travel blog entry by srimmel

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... A mere 130% markup).
4) Got back to the Hotel, quick breather, and 4 of we meiguoren went off to find a bookstore I learned about from one of our chinese speaking student guides. (Side note: native mandarin speaker, as well as native english. THICK british accent) We enjoyed the fast and clean Beijing subway system. Massive bookstore. Roughly Powells' sized, if not a ...

Waiguo! Foreigner!

A travel blog entry by srimmel

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... of their antecedents.
As for adults, many are very keen to have their picture taken with a strange and exotic specimen such as myself. Chinese folks seem to like Americans especially, which is pretty cool considering a US passport is not a hugely PC one to have in most places these days.
A word on Crowds: I don't really mind them here. Possibly this is because I am ...

Yummy Beijing Cultural Experience For Enjoyment

A travel blog entry by srimmel

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... but by this point, I had reached my cultural landmark appreciation threshold. (Eh, it's just another 600 year old wooden building made out of marble.)

Finally, (after a blessed break where one could have a shower in one's room) dinner. Peking Duck. Oh my my.

Ended the day at the Olympic pavilion. Big open space --> whole bunch of chinese people hanging around. Okay. Jet Lag now glory sleep golden happy bed.
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Got in last evening.

A travel blog entry by srimmel

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... Highest end hotel I've ever been in by a stretch.

Went out for dinner last night, tried Bai Jiu, rice liquor. "Really? You want? It's really strong," was my local guide/ fellow OSU student Han's response to my inquiry. "Yeah, I want to try it. I've been very curious." I knew I might be in some trouble when I recognized the bottle they brought out from the Wikipedia article. The one they identified as ...

3.000 Stufen oder doch mehr?

A travel blog entry by different9

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... fassen. Bei der Begeisterung vergesse ich vollkommen außer Atem zu kommen. Highlight für die Besucher von „unten" als auch von „oben“ kommend, ist der Wasserfall der drei Stufen, der sich irgendwo in der Mitte der Talsenke befindet.

Wir beschließen noch weiter nach unten zu wandern und kehren dann irgendwann wieder um. Wir sind überrascht, dass wir die Stufen bergauf anstandslos packen, und überreden uns den ...

This hotel was formerly known as: Jiujiang Hotel