Yin Peng Hotel Emeishan

Meizhou Avenue Emeishan, Sichuan, China

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Conquering Emei Shan (Mt. Emei)

A travel blog entry by jasper.lawson

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... br> go on or not, their smaller counterparts leap out of bins or from the trees and
tug anything plastic from your hand. My bamboo walking stick came in handy, as
a wielded it to make the monkeys back off. One monkey stole a Chinese girl’s
jacket and trampled it into the mud as
she shrieked. Her boyfriend managed to pull the jacket back after a tug of war
with the stubborn animal. It was a little sad to see these amazing creatures
resorting to such ...

Sleeping in a Monastery

A travel blog entry by aborder

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... stolen! It was funny but also a little scary!



The heavens opened and it rained all day! While trying to keep dry, you were also suffering from heating up due to the physical exertion! I used my rain jacket and Lauren bought one of those day plastic ones. Then the climbing began! Because we were mentally prepared for it, it was not as bad as the climb of Hua Shan. To make matters better, it was ...

China, Unexpectedly

A travel blog entry by worldsteps

... and Cambodia sounded adventurous enough and bought my tickets.

At the urging a friend, I decided to start my trip in Hong Kong. Yes, I know Hong Kong, like Europe, is easy for Americans and expensive. I also know it's usually not considered part of SE Asia. I know these things, but I had always wanted to visit the city plus there are plenty of cheap flights to most points in SE Asia. After arriving and spending a few days in HK, my plan was ...

Emeishan

A travel blog entry by iliaflax

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... 1495;וות דעת חיובי 93;ת כדי שיגיע 93; יותר תיירי 01; וככה ירווי 95;ו יותר כסף? לא מבינה את הסיני 01; ...

Chengdu, Emeishan and Panda's!!

A travel blog entry by mjcoleman

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... regardless of whether it is or not!). I would just about kill someone for a cheese and ham sandwich right now! The Buddha is nice and the views would be spectacular if not for the smog over the hillside.

After the Buddha we headed off to the Monastery.......which, with no air conditioning, would be an interesting stay. The Monastery is based at the bottom of the Emei Mountain. The rooms them self are clean and we have some nice neighbours who like ...