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Hainan - Transit in Haikou
... being known as an expensive island in China, it was still very cheap to eat what the locals ate in Haikou. A bowl of noodle cost less than ¥7. 23/10/2012 - Tuesday I had western-style breakfast (¥20) at the hostel and also a cup of coffee for ¥10 - half the price of the meal. Coffee was considerably expensive in China based on Chinese standard. The weather in Hainan was almost the same as Singapore at 32 degree Celsius. Not a temperature that I would like while ...
Faw'cha, FAW'CHA, FAAWWW'CHA.
... go inside this hotel.
The coach driver that had just dropped the tourists off told the taxi driver to go away and that he was not getting any money off us! Especially as Thanks to Neo he now understood what we wanted to do.
It was hard to get there because nobody could understand why we wanted to go to the train station when there was no trains! (Here goes another night under the stars!)
The coach driver offered to take us ...
Robbed and scammed and still alive
... there was hundreds of places where you had to cling onto the branches to stop you from falling off the path and down the mountain! Our guide Sak was amazing, he could talk about every plant and point out the spiders etc. We would brush past plants that would fold as you touched them or blow bubbles out of tree sap. Eventually we got to a waterfall where you could slide down the rocks and into the pool and there was a cavern underneath... it was bliss! in the evening we camped next to ...
Haikou
Our arrival on "China's only tropical island"; exotic crisps; difficulty in walking.
Our flight to Haikou was slightly delayed, and it was already a late flight, so by the time we reached our hotel it was midnight. There was an appetising smell of street side barbecues, but it was far too late to be thinking of such things, so we reluctantly turned into our hotel, which looked like a massive asylum or ...
Vietnam here I come
... sunburn confined to the back of my hands and my legs, the best 6 Kwai I ever spent.
The route I was taking would take me down the Island through the mountainous Central Highlands before coming back up along the flat, beach filled East Coast. The first two days were spent leaving civilization behind before the road started to climb and the scenery turned very tropical, think palm trees, green hills and generaly looking ...
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