Xin Jie Kou Hotel Beijing

No.44 Xinjiekou South Street, Xicheng District Beijing, 100035, China

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Najvacsie prekvapenie v Pekingu...

A travel blog entry by peter.haraslin

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Po prilete nas na letisku cakala Janka, ktoru nam sprostredkovali nasi znamy z CR.
Bolo to velmi mile privitanie lebo sme nemuseli hned riesit rychlu adaptaciu na cinanov.
Pomohla nam z hotelikom a programom v prvy den v Pekingu.
Naskocili sme do mikrobusu a vyrazili sme.
Zazil som velke prekvapenie ...cakal som, ze basta komunizmu …

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The Forbidden Tour

A travel blog entry by gigivu

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... to the hotel. On the bus, some of the tour group asked about foot massages. Kevin advised us not to use the hotel massage service because it was very expensive (300 yuan, which was about 50 bucks, on par with American value). He took the names of people who wanted massages and promised to call and have the masseuse come up to our rooms. He said for a foot massage, they would soak our foot in herbs and then after the massage we would "walk like birds". Tuan and I signed up. The massage ...

In search of Xanadu

A travel blog entry by calumhill

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... of the entrance. Here there were stalls of white roses that were being snapped up by the dozen to lay in memory of the Chairman. We entered the first room of the mausoleum in two lines to be confronted by a pile of white roses in front of a gold statue of Mao. Two things are of note here. Firstly it was clear that the roses were quickly being recycled back to the stands outside for the next day’s sales and secondly the statue had Mao sat arms stretched out ...

Last day with group 8 and clubbing

A travel blog entry by crittylaoshi

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Alex and I headed to teach our class around 9 am. It was our last day teaching that class, so we were upset about leaving them. They were pretty good students and their English was pretty good. We had them debate about the environment and the economy. They had surprisingly good arguments: humans have survived without money during caveman times, but we would not be able to survive without the environment (it provides us ...

Beijing - Homestay

A travel blog entry by john_kristine

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... remember almost falling out of the bed at one point and believe this to be the moment).

The Chinese officials who boarded our carriage to inspect passports were all dressed in suitable military uniform, carried out their tasks quickly and impressed me. Their English was impeccable as was their Mandarin. I realised this because the officials ended up questioning our Singapore companions regarding their passports. You'll remember that in Singapore they are taught two languages, ...

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