Lijiang Guest House

... frustrated and actually thinking of purchasing a ticket out of Lijiang back to Dali where the streets were wide and spacious. Lijiang is frequented by thousands of Chinese tourists. All use their umbrella in both sunshine and rain. There are swarms of ...

... Shuhe. He showed us to our room and we dumped our bags and headed downstairs to check in. The hostel was actually more like a guest house, and by far the nicest place we’ve ever stayed in China. It was called the Nomad Tibetan Guesthouse and was ...

... turn back but we had a good 6 hour walk. The scenery was amazing and being so high up was a new experience for me.  Jane's guest house was a nice place to stay but Jane is a crafty one. We were at dinner with the people we met there and every time we ...

... predicted more snow, but in the end we found a cafe that gave us a map of the "high path" put out by Sean's Guest House, and telephoned Martha, who owns a guest house at the start of the high path.  She told us the weather in the gorge was ...

... gorge and is the third longest river in the world.  We stopped for tea along the way and spent a night at the Tea Horse Guest House where the kids were delighted to play with a very cute black puppy.  The kids had no problem at all with the ...

... we would get stopped behind a truck or something on a hill. We were all very thankful when we reached Lijiang safely. When we reached the guest house there was a wonderful goat soup awaiting us for dinner. After dinner the power went out and stayed ...

... with and at the same time one of the most generous people you could ever meet up with, our stay in her guest house was a real pleasure. Lijiang like Dali is a completely rebuilt town and although it was built especially as a tourist trap it is also a ...

... a bend into a valley covered with rice fields and dotted with little villages. We spent our first night in the Halfway Guest house which advertised its scenic toilet view which it certainly lived up to. The toilets themselves weren't great but you got to ...