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... several nights. This was not how we planned to spend our 3rd wedding anniversary. Next day we are resigned to spending it in Zhangmu again but we learn about midday that our Chinese guide has managed to wade accross the river and is on his way, hiking ...
... in weeks. It also started to get hotter and at the border it was consiously easier to breath, a really weird feeling. Zhangmu is perched on a hillside with a considerable descent to the border and with lorries galour parked along the side of the steep ...
... peaks beyond the barren mountain range, and at least Don got what he came for. The Tibetan border town of Zhangmu sits on a steep terraced hillside with one main narrow road passing through. It is an incredibly dysfunctional hub for shipments of goods ...
... especially in the toilet department. Tibet has got to have the WORST toilets we've come across in all our travels to date. In Zhangmu, as we wandered the streets, we came upon the filthiest toilets we've ever seen. Long before we even saw it, we smelled ...
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