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Tianyuan Hotel Lanzhou

No.191 Gaolan Road, Chengguan District Lanzhou, Gansu, China

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Busy time in the heart of china

A travel blog entry by suzymoldau

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... about them but enjoyed the beauty of them all the same. The upper floor had a dsplay of furniture too which was a litle bonus. We were too early to see a short drum performance but managed to negotiate comimg back later with th man on the desk using limited english.

We spent the extra time visiting the muslim quarter,which is a busy shopping street lined with food and clothes stalls. There were some very interesting fruits on display and w were collared by ...

Replica Tissot Happy Chic watches

A travel blog entry by xiaowang106

... from the two motor sport, combined with the latest materials technology and design. Tissot Watches replica Tissot Happy Chic watches Bezel design inspiration from the racing disc brake disc; configured on the dial chronograph with three shiny plate, the car dashboard in full accordance with the design ...

Xiahe and Labrang Si Monastery

A travel blog entry by danandcarolann

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... rural life. Oddly, the older mosques like this one are built more like Chinese Buddhist temples with intricate woodwork, tiled porticos and pagoda-style roofs. There are no minarets.

Scenes of Muslim village life like this continue for two solid hours until the landscape suddenly changes to higher mountains with slopes verdant with evergreens. The housing also morphs from red-brown mud brick into colourful Tibetan style log houses, with Yaks in the yard instead ...

Lanzhou and the Dirty Thirty

A travel blog entry by brianpbrady

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... in the winter and spring.

Heavy industrial emissions and the use of coal as the primary fuel source are the main sources of pollution. The haze you see in all the pictures isn’t a low-hanging morning fog, it is a filthy mass of industrial emissions. Ironically, my next destination, the city of Urumqi also appears on the list. Others on the list for poor air quality are: Linfen China (In eastern China, ...

Yellow mountains and river

A travel blog entry by serialtraveler

... and gorges, with villages precariously located on the edge. Can see how easily landslides could occur. Tonight we rest in Lanzhou, significant as where the Silk Road meets the Yellow River and allowed possibilities for water transportation. The Yellow River in Lanzhou was very muddy indeed and fast flowing too. Apparently 70% of it is actually silt – the world's muddiest ...