Li Ze Yuan International Hotel
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PingYao - unverändert seit Jahrhunderten
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Ruhig ist es dennoch nicht, da es als Ausflugsziel vieler chinesischer Touristen dient. Somit ist die Stadt doch sehr touristisch angehaucht - was bedeutet, das ein Laden nach dem anderen die gleichen Sachen anbietet.
Die Klöster in der Umgebung sind zwar angepriesen aber andere Backpackers haben uns davon abgeraten, da diese schlecht ausgeleuchtet und alles Sehenswerte unter einer dichten Kohlestaubschicht versteckt ist.
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Rice Paper Quantum Mechanics
... I enjoyed the stay and I loved some gems that I encountered when the touristic paraphernalia were not in sight. A sword tai chi lesson in a park in the morning, the main alley resuscitated by the rain to its original taste at the sunrise, with the shops closed and a vegetable street market. And of course the man who cut the rice papers, interesting from the first to the last ...
I Don't Speak the Language, I Just Eat the Oranges
... The Peking duck is legendary- wrapped in pancakes with veg, sauce, and pineapple all washed down with a 550ml bottle of local beer (costs less than a dollar, brings a whole new meaning to "dollar beers"). Climbing the great wall was of course great. The cherry blossoms were in bloom; on the whole it was a beautiful and unforgettable experience. After exhausting our legs on the slopes of the wall we zoomed down on toboggans which ...
Saying Cheese in Chinese
... take another walk along the battlements to try and photograph the old town at sunset. Renato is a great photographer and I am busy picking up hints and tips from him. Unfortunately the sun goes down behind the high walls before it can cast its glow over the tiled roof tops of the old town. We end up catching a noisy rickshaw back to the guesthouse - riding the gauntlet of snapping Chinese photographers in the dwindling light of evening.
We have booked our train out of Ping ...
Time-warped town
... from Kazakhstan all the way to Beijing which included a very long overland stint along the silk road which has left him one of the most cynical and hilarious ranters on the topic of China and the Chinese, reaffirming some of the conclusions we were beginning to draw on the place, so we spent the rest of the day generally lounging around with him and then going out for a meal in the evening.
We had arranged a tour for the following day to go and see some of ...