Zhehai Hengde Hotel Lijiang
No.8 Hengde Road Lijiang, Yunnan, 610081, China
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Snow Mountain and more local shopping
... then I knew I would have to venture into the public bathrooms which are quite an experience...each one unique. The best part of the meal was the sundae. They were exactly like McDonald's sundaes. There is also a McDonalds in that area I was told. So, maybe they share supplies because KFC doesn't usually have those fries or sundaes.
I bought a few things shopping, but most of the items are interesting but cheap souvenirs ...
Night at the Chinese Opera
... Was looking to head to the taoist temple and even keeping track of streets signs its hard to know when to get off. Ended up pretty close and only had a short walk to the temple.
Guess the main difference between buddhist and taoist temples is the icons. Statues look more chinese while the buddhist ones have the tradional buddha look to them. Found the temple here had lots of interesting paintings on many of the walls of the buildings.
Wandered around a ...
Keeping Score
... up to offer to buy our Vietnameses money as well as offering us something he presumes we would never have managed to bring in ourselves... A China travel Guide! We can only presume that the poor souls whose Lonely PLanet and Rough Guides do get conviscated at the border have their injury compounded with insult as the very same books are probably sold on to this chap and then sold back to them at largely inflated prices. We decline both his offers and settle ourselves in ...
Gynecology in-patient rounds
... prepared foods like noodles, dumplings and bao. As a westerner, its best to tread extra respectfully at these markets. There is a long history of foreigners coming and being total jerks getting grossed out by the food, laughing and making fun of it all. I wasn’t being received very warmly at first and learned a few tricks to show that I come in peace: 1. walk around with some kind of food- I chose a bao (a meat filled steamed bun) and nibbled on it the whole time ...
Chengdu - Day 10-13 - Shopping & Bartering
... hidden from us, and I do not blame them, smog cannot be good for flowers. This station seems to the first step in a plan to turn Chengdu into Tokyo. The layout is very similar and quite cheap. Certainly better than the filthy taxis and buses. Three stops on the subway and we departed the train stomaches first. Prior to going to Grandma's Kitchen, we passed our first Starbucks in China and just could not say no to Seattle-In-A-Cup. The menu was strange, not the ...
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