 | Emei Shan, China |
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Unfortunately, due to the fact that Nic has waffled for ages on this blog, the pictures will not show as thumbnails at the top as they normally do. To view the piccies, all 62 of them, go to the bottom where the postings are listed and click on the ...
... a little harsh as the rest of the hotel is spotlessly clean and the staff ever helpful. Anyway today we set off to climb Emei Shan one of the Middle Kingdom's four famous Buddhist mountains but from reading some of the messages left my past climbers in ...
... paths took us away from the crowds (thank goodness!) and into the heart of the wonderfully lush forests on the flanks of Emei Shan. HongChunPing seemed restful and quiet, afloat in a sea of green; but the place got busier as sunset approached: hundreds of ...
The Peak We took our small backpacks and made them smaller for the two day hike up to the top of Emei Shan, the Mountain of Gods, and then to the upper Monastery for the night. We loaded up in the public bus for our ride up to the cable car, which were ...
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Help! Tour around china
Posted on Sep 3, 2008, 12:42:25
... no idea of how things are. If you chose to go there I have heard from other travellers that the giant Buddha statues at Emei Shan and Le Shan are well worth a visit. If Sichuan is too much of a mess, then go straight to Chongqing where you can board the ...
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Help! Tour around china
Posted on Oct 31, 2008, 05:04:08
I have heard from other travellers that the giant Buddha statues at Emei Shan and Le Shan are well worth a visit. If Sichuan is too much of a mess, then go straight to Chongqing where you can board the river boat taking you down the Yangtze. I do not know ...
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