Wulanchabu Hotel Hohhot

No.185 Enhe Road Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, 012000, China

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A travel blog entry by sabrina_berkamp

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Today I'm writing this blog from an overnight train from Datong to Xi'an, but more about this later. In my previous blog entry I told you about my first couple of days in Beijing. After visiting the great wall, the forbidden city, the summer palace and Mao's mausoleum I went to the temple of Heaven with a couple of people from the hostel. In one of the temples in this park there is great acoustics. It is said that a whisper can travel from one end to ...

Anda Guesthouse

A travel blog entry by londone7

I dont usually do write ups on hostels and just mention them in passing but this was a unique family atmosphere that invites you in as one of their own. They are not a real family but close friends who have all developed very close friendships. They really enjoy working here and meeting foreigners and make you feel part of their inner group.

They all ...

Anda Guesthouse

A travel blog entry by londone7

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... offer several out of town excursions. I did the overnight grasslands tour for 380Y ($57). Horseriding is an extra 65Y per hour ($10). The tour can be single day for 280Y ($42) or overnight with the Yurt stay. Lunch, Dinner, and Breakfast the next day is provided by a very hospitable local family. There are many 'tourist theme parks' nearby where you can stay, but this is authentic at a local family farm.

The yurt was very comfortable with ...

Flight Home : Hohhot > Beijing > Busan > Daegu

A travel blog entry by londone7

Hohhot airport was quite nice but far from the town centre so good job I asked the hostel to drop me instead of trying to get a taxi. Security in China airports is a nuisance. I only have hand luggage and they keep fussing about my liquids so now I take the small bag out of my backpack so they can see ...

Grasslands, Horseriding, Yurt Stay, Sunset

A travel blog entry by londone7

... the horse became friends and I wanted to take a picture in the end but as soon as they took the saddle off I had no idea who it was. I still hurt for two days after from all the bouncing on the saddle.

On the way back there was some barbed wire lying in the field and it got tangled in our wheel. It took a while to get it off and they had ...

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