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Hainan - Transit in Haikou
... I disliked having sweaty t-shirt sticking to my back. I visited Qilou Old Street (奇楼老街) to start off the day, which was a short 15 minutes' walk to the main island from the hostel. I spent two hours exploring the area with authentic olden days architecture (signs everywhere warned of the possibility of the buildings collapsing), wet markets occupying several alleys that sold almost anything. And importantly, not at all touristy. However, it was not ...
Faw'cha, FAW'CHA, FAAWWW'CHA.
... br> A lady came up to us and she had a bit more English so we asked her if we could use her phone, as both me and Sonja had no credit left and called Neo. Neo told us that there were no trains tonight as by this time it was 0230 and apparently there was only one at 2am this evening. We stated that even though we knew there were no trains we still wanted to go to the train station - after all it was worth a try! We certainly did not ...
Robbed and scammed and still alive
... plantations with my legs dangling out of the back of the truck.Drove high up into the mountains and took a walk through rice paddy fields and suddenly you see elephants.
It was so beautiful. Anyway there weren't enough seats on the back of the elephant so i volunteered to ride on the neck behind the mahout. OH MY SWEET JESUS IT WAS SCARY. its nothing like riding a horse hahaha but it was amazing! It ears were flapping and its trunk was touching my feet as we're walking ...
Haikou
... in mind, whether heavily loaded or otherwise, and China is one of them.
In Haikou there are huge busy streets, and the only way to get across some of them is via some very widely spaced out bridges. And to walk between them you walk along what I naively thought was a pavement, but which turned out to be a motorbike lane, where pedestrians are tolerated, not welcomed.
In China as a whole, ...
Vietnam here I come
... hotel after 2 hours of looking for a cheap one and then got taken from my room by four policemen to the station and back (I've still no idea why), I decided to leave early the next morning.
The next day I came down onto the east coast and when I stopped in a small village, my spider senses tingled and I sensed a storm so I tried to find a place to stop for the night. When asking where the nearest guesthouse was a Chinese woman overheard me ...
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