Home Inn (Beijing Anhuaqiao)
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Arrive in Beijing
Arrive in Beijing in the late afternoon. Meet your local representative and transfer to your hotel in the center of Beijing. Your hotel is conveniently located near the Chang An Avenue, along which are Beijing's major shopping malls, upscale restaurants and tourist attractions. Relax and enjoy the evening in China's historic and vibrant capital city. Marriott Beijing City Wall.
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Peeking at Peking Part 2
... to buy beer). After our dinner we went to a Kung Fu show. It was very impressive, magnificent costumes and props. The entire cast (except for the girls) were monks, even the kids. Wow, they were brilliant. They all had wonderful physiques. After the show we returned to the hotel and Trevor went out again to try and buy some sunscreen as we both got very sunburnt today, no mean feat when you don’t speak the language. ...
The 5 Month Adventure Begins: Beijing
... In the planning process more people have decided to join us and we have now got a fantastic group in place!
I spent an amazing last week before my departure with friends and family, which mainly consisted of eating lots of asian food and drinking guiness! I was sad to leave but at the same time excited about the months ahead.
The trip consists of 9 countries in this order: China, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Cambodia, ...
Temple of Heaven, Muslim Quarter, National Museum
... People would stand on the centre stone and have their pictures taken. I then tried to cut across the park to the west gate. A rickshaw driver saw me with my map and tried to get me to go with him Inside Subway Train. At first I said no to his 20Y ($3) fare and that I knew where I was going. Because it was raining and too far of a walk ...
Final destination...Where did that year go?!
... and see here in Beijing. In the afternoon we strolled down to Tiananmen Square, which is less than a ten minute walk from our hotel. We saw the Forbidden City from the outside and decided to dedicate a whole morning at a later stage to this, so we continued on across through the underpass to Tiananmen Square where we had to go through security to enter the Square itself. We wandered around attempting to take it all in. China really is a lot different to ...
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