Wenhai Eco-Lodge Lijiang
Near Wenhai Lake Lijiang, Yunnan, China
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Horse back riding
Now is a good season to go there, I went to hotel to pick them up and then we took taxi to shuhe old town, Our horse owener were waiting for us at there. On horse back we traveled to a Naxi village for a llook at local Naxi culture and had a rest. After a little while resting we contiue moving, on the way saw the famouse "First Peak of Jade Dragon …
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Finding a guide in China - Synotrip rocks
... take part in the Black Miao New Year in
Guizhou
Stunning
scenery of rice terraces and limestone hills
Wonderful
(and spicy) food and delicacies – enjoy banquets in Miao family
houses
Witness
parades of Miao in their finest costumes – embroider and silver
Experience
music, singing, dancing, courting of Miao people
Meet
Miao people and learn more about their unique culture
http://www.synotrip.com/tours/china/mia o-new-year
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First full day at Lijiang Ethic Orphanage School
... one for each grade. They are responsible for the students outside of the school day. The other teachers live off campus. In addition to the usual core subjects, the students learn piano, guitar, dance, kung-fu, art, handwriting, and sports. The school consists of 216 primary school students, 132 students in middle and high school, and 34 students attending colleges and universities. The students go to high ...
Keeping Score
... before I could head back to Noel, almost an hour later than I had originally aimed to rejoin him. fortunately he had used his time well and now knew exactly which direction we needed to head and despite neither of us being much in the mood anymore, we put foot to peddle and went on our way. Ultimately we were both exceptionally glad we did - the village was small and hardly tainted by the likes of us visiting it, the only sign of a tourism industry being ...
Day 75 - This is Why I’m Here
... atop a section of the old city wall, still intact after hundreds of years, I gaze out over the sea of angular rooftops, across the green span of city parks, past towering temples and pagodas. The mountains and sky are the only constant here - silent sentinels that stand ever present, ever watchful over this small cornerstone of life. Days like these are why I’m here. Serenity stands on cobblestone steps, staring out and truly ...


