Yue Jia Business Hotel Dulange Hohhot

... become angry, shouting and pushing, although we have never seen it escalate beyong this level.

On the second day in H, Carol got a urine infection sp we looked for a pharmacist. Not only did we find one, but a whole street load of them, about 10 in a row opposite the hospital. It was like walking past Spanish restaurants, they were almost pushing you inside. We chose one, went in and was served by 5 assistants. The decision as to the ...

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This city Beijing is not merely amazing, awesome but incredible. The new and the old. The beautiful and mundane. NOthing but positive experiences.here. Want to finish this up and send out update but watch this entry for an update of some of my experiences here. It has reinvigorated my yen for travel.

... via a 12 hour overnight train from beijing. 12 hours doesn't seem as bad considering we rode a hard sleeper; we pretty much slept most of the trip on a hard surface. when we arrived in hohhot, we were surrounded with chinese/mongolians offering us trips to the famed grasslands of mongolia. we ended up going with someone who semi-spoke some english. after some bargaining, we took a small hatchback vehicle (which by the way i hadn't seen since ...

At 8:30am, we set out on a 2-hour drive to Gegen Tala township, a tourist attraction where visitors have a chance to experience the Mongolian festival including visiting yurts (moving tents for the herdsmen). July is the traditional Nadamu festival so we got there in time to watch a horse show--Told you everything has ...

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... and surrounded us yelling loudly about tours to the grasslands and other areas around they city they had to offer. We had to actually push past them to get away from the station grounds. We spent the next half an hour or so doing the hotel boogie and being refused a room due to me being a foreigner. In the end we grabbed a cab and let him do the work for us. We ended up in a great little hotel with a huge double room ...

... were also present, as we went to the branch near the US Embassy. After Beijing I went to Singapore and nothing noteworthy happened except for some huge mosquito bites. Good riddance, Singapore. I was already looking into the future, looking to Australia to fill some emptiness which really can never be filled. Australia next. But not many more BLOGS from here on out. Everything is winding down and like Legos, pieces of my life are snapping back into place. Great?

Wow, so much has happened since I last wrote you, I hope I remember to get everything in. First of all, I just got an email from mr. Perkins picturing me on the front cover. YIKES!!! Who made that decision!! Ahh I'm so embarrassed. I do not give permission for any of my e-mails to be published, by the way. Ok, so I last left you in Tibet. Our last day there we ventured out to the Samye monastery via all modes of transportation. We took a bus through ...

... and without the need to visit jade factories and other scams and shops on the way). It worked very well except that he was learning English and our heads were spinning after the first five minutes of our 3hr passage with misunderstandings and general confusion. We visited the caves first. Yungang Caves. These were really impressive - Buddhist art, over 20 caves with statues carved in AD 453, filled with Buddas up to 50ft tall... 1,500 years old - wow. very inspiring. From the ...