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Ruiji Guesthouse Beijing

No.133 Zhushikou West Main Street, Xuanwu District Beijing, China

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Mongolian steppes, last train and Chinese food

A travel blog entry by brigittevdbroek

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... activity in the Mongolian countryside was horseriding. That was really awesome. We went for 2 hours. The first hour we all had to get used to the horses, but after about one hour, there were a few guys who wanted to go a little faster, and so did I. So we went racing on the Mongolian steppes with the most beautiful sceneries behind us. Undescribable. Also we visited a nomadic family. Here we had homemade yoghurt and curd (kind of little biscuits made out of ...

Amazing China - Beijing und die Grosse Mauer

A travel blog entry by globusbummler

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... ein gemeinsames Bild gefragt zu werden und wird sodann in Szene gesetzt, ohne Hut und Brille natürlich, damit die Verwandschaft zu Hause auch sieht, was man da über den Weg gelaufen ist. Uns sind bis jetzt fast täglich mehrere solcher Szenen passiert und man gewöhnt sich erstaunlich schnell an die Popularität.


Die Verständigung in China ist praktisch unmöglich. So haben wir es trotz all uns bekannter Mittel (Sprache, Gestik, Geräuschen - man muss sich das im ...

Day 1- Beijing

A travel blog entry by margotpfohl

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... days and it's a long trip!

When Moe arrived, we ventured out for a late afternoon walk, which was nice since the weather was relatively mild and I was able to chat more with Moe. I'm sure we stuck out like sore thumbs but again, I was so tired I didn't even notice! I was also pleasantly surprised to see minimal spitting and "split pants" but again, I wasn't working on all cylinders.

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SNOW SNOW SNOW

A travel blog entry by amazingone

... worthy information (screened of course by the Chinese first). My attention was immediately directed to the ‘Aboriginal dancers’ being ‘showcased’ today, a funky kind of rendition of aboriginal dancers accompanied by a guy on a didgeridoo. Hmmm I felt somewhat disoriented….. this really wasn’t the place (I felt) for aboriginals on didgeridoos to be showcased nor were these screens really warranted in a ...

The Great Wall of China

A travel blog entry by erin.rathbone

... we picked pretty much the hottest day to do this! The section we climbed is Badaling, which is the most touristy area and has been restored, unlike the other areas but they are for the more adventurous. The entire wall is said to stretch 8851 km. And really, it hardly ever stopped enemies from invading so why they even built it....they used it more as a highway for transport. The only ****** thing about this section of the wall is there are tons of people. ...

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