Xi Ya Chongqing

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I recently took a trip to the Yangtze River Three Gorges tour, I think the Three Gorges amazing. Towering peaks and ridges, the steady stream of river. I am just into the fairy realm.<br><br><br>Yangtze River, the longest river in China and Asia, and the third-longest in the ...

... different from Beijing in another<br>way. Where Beijing, as well as numerous other cities in China, have<br>THOUSANDS of bikes and rickshaws, there are very few in Chongqing. <br>This is because Chongqing is built within the mountains and it is<br>too hilly for riding. And when they talk about where in the city<br>they are from they do not say north or south but up or down. <br><br><br>This was an ordinary day in China and<br>we just observed the local people, markets and went to a ...

... josta sain miehen numeron. Mies oli etsinyt meitä paljon kauempaa, mutta löysi meidät piakkoin puhelun jälkeen. Ärtymys lakkasi kun saimme käydä syömässä ja mies ohjasi meidät laivaan. <br><br>Risteilyn laiva ei ollut aivan sitä mitä olimme odottaneet. En varsinaisesti ollut luksusta odottanutkaan, varsinkaan kun olimme maksaneet 3-luokan hytistä. Odotin kuitenkin jotain samantapaista kuin Ruotsin risteilylaivat pienemmässä mittakaavassa. Eli sisäll ...

... after having a surprisingly nice breakfast, for once! Had a guide explain all about the gorges and the First Gorge when we passed it &#8211; although it was hazey it was beautiful. In the afternoon we got off the boat for a tour around Fengdu which is called the &#8216;ghost town&#8217; as it is supposedly where the spirits go after a person dies to decide their fate, either into heaven or hell. In actual fact it was like a theme park with people ...

... for more paper signing then off baby shopping. The 18 month clothes we brought are a tad big but she'll be growing into them in no time at all. She's about 19 pounds but very long! All and all Alex summed it up saying "This was a good choice" and everyone agreed we should have done this sooner! Kenzie and Hailey are doing great getting her to laugh (Kenzie found her tickle spot) and of course we're ...

... to head into town with an Australian guy we had met in the hostel, Ibs, so we could try out some of the local nightlife. We decided to take a taxi as even at 9pm in the evening it is hot, so yoiu would be drenched by the moment you arrived in the centre! We found the nightlife street where there are plenty of glitzy clubs. They are all very dark inside with no natural light being allowed in and are all covered with tables, and no dance floor (like in UK). So people in ...

Day Twenty-six - and the last. I like the dorm in the Huanxianglu. With free breaky, it's not bad value and is warmer than the freezing cold hostel near Nan Bin Lu where I stayed at the beginning of this trip. They leave the entrance to the building wide open all day. Of course, that's just another Chinese trait. Isn't working and sitting in winter coats enough? If anybody's interested, check out my article on Chongqing which gives a bit ...

I hadn't really considered cruising down the Yangtze River because I needed to go SE and the river went NE away from my exit point from China, Shenzhen. But considering my health and the alternative plan that took me on a "drive by tour" of China in a more "direct" route to Shenzhen was insanity at best, I chose Plan B. Of course, the places I wanted to directly visit were a bit off the beaten track and there were only more expensive hotels as no backpacker ...

... London, Paris, Milan or Zurich. We managed to find a few things to keep us amused but the main event according to the guide book is the dancing in the people's square at 8pm every night. We made our way there and sure enough at 8pm music started and hundreds of people (mostly middle aged ladies) took to the floor in one of the most bizarre spontaneous but organised line dancing spectacles.