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Bye bye China, hope to see you soon!
... China wel heel speciaal, je blijft dezelfde mensen tegenkomen en deelt samen een heel bijzondere ervaring.
Allerlaatste stop was Xingping en Yangshuo. De omgeving is een beetje zoals je verwacht dat China eruit ziet. Een riviertje met een bootje tegen een achtergrond van karstgebergte. Leuk was het fietsen/crossen door de omgeving. Hoewel niet altijd even succesvol. Vaak verdwaald, hmm ohnee ...
Guangxi - Uninteresting Nanning
... and fifteen minutes. It was warm in the train station with only several wall fans to ventilate the waiting area. Everyone started getting sweaty as the wait for the train extended and the waiting area became stinky. I was in my t-shirt and happened to stand in front of a fan, so I felt quite ok. Some people could not stand the heat any more and moved in front of the fans. However, they still had their sweaters, jackets and overcoat on - brain ...
Nanning, China
Took the bus from Guilin to Nanning, a five hour bus journey. The scenery was lovely and they provided us with water and a little brioche loaf for the journey. One toilet stop. Not another European on the bus, all Chinese! We managed to buy our bus tickets for the journey to Hanoi tomorrow and found the hotel by the bus station. No one speaks English. Fortunately one of the guests at reception acted as our translator. I must say everyone is very helpful. Hanoi ...
A Boring End To A Brilliant Country
With a population in excess of 2 million Nanning is hardly what you would call a small town. One of the largest cities in the south it is used primarily by tourists as a hopping stop between China and Vietnam. When it comes to attractions of note however Nanning is abit light on the ground. Aside from a few average museums Nanning has very little to offer. On the upside this does mean you can get that much closer to the real culture here. The locals are that much ...
Just Passing Through
I arrived in Nanning later on the 28th than I planned because my train was delayed. To my horror, the bus stations had closed already. I tried very, very hard to purchase a bus ticket to Hanoi the night I arrived but after much running around and pleading with people that I just couldn't communicate with, it didn't happen. I gave up hope and got some sleep. Woke up at 5:45am to get to the bus station as it opened only to find the bus was ...