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  • Beijing - Day four Based on the experiences from yesterday, we decided to try the same approach for the Summer Palace, and got up early to take a taxi from the hotel. There were no queues and hardly any tour groups when we got Posted by fredno in Fredrik & Gunnhild | Oct 11, 2009
  • Beijing - Day three Today we got up at 7 am to beat the queues at the Forbidden City. There were still a lot of people, but we got in without much waiting and walked around for a few hours. The renovated buildings in Posted by fredno in Fredrik & Gunnhild | Oct 11, 2009
  • Yangshuo, river cruising, and chocolate pancakes! October 1st marked the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China (or 'China's birthday' to the pits) and Kunmingers went a bit batty! We've seen parades with nonsensical percussion, we've heard karaoke at decibel levels that Posted by Pofandts in Our China Adventure | Oct 11, 2009
  • Suzhou 8. lokakuuta, Suzhou Eli saavuimme Suzhouhun, jalleen kerran hieman myohassa mutta kumminkin hyvin levanneina. Olimme ostaneet vain seisomapaikat Hangzhousta Suzhouhun, mutta talla kertaa ainakin istuimme koko matkan pehmeilla penkeilla. Tasta Posted by elke-sami in Asia here we come!! | Oct 10, 2009
  • China Part 4 - The Desert Gansu Andrew had shared stories with me about the challenges of hard seat train rides in China, but as our first 2 and a half months had been quite comfortable and relaxing, nothing we had seen so far could have prepared Posted by HT in HT and Tez's Amazing Race | Oct 10, 2009
  • Beijing - Day two This morning we found out that the Autumn Festival was in the first week of October this year and because of that the October vacation was extended with one day (yesterday). In addition we learned that this years most popular Posted by fredno in Fredrik & Gunnhild | Oct 9, 2009
  • The Towers, Rapunzel, Rapunzel!! It was a cold, nasty day so we spent the morning resting at the hotel and left later in the day for the City Center. We ended up watching a bit of Chinese TV. It's all produced by the government Posted by Aeren in China and beyond 2009 | Oct 9, 2009
  • Guilin - Day 2 Jingjiang Palace/Castle and Mausoleum was our first morning stop. This is one of the optional tour. This palace was dwelled by King Jingjiang (not Emperor, of the Ming Dynasty). Good guess, congratulation. During the 257 years from the building of the Posted by FrancisQ in Francis Quang Travel Journal | Sep 15, 2009
  • Suzhou, stad van duizend en 1 tuinen Gisteren komen we aan in Suzhou. We hebben een trein genomen vanuit Hangzhou en we kunnen enkel nog staanplaatsen krijgen. Nu blijkt dat we de ganse tijd hebben kunnen zitten in de meest comfortabele soft seats die je je kan Posted by elke-sami in Asia here we come!! | Oct 9, 2009
  • 1. Day (Arrival in Shanghai) After a long and tiring flight via Amsterdam, I finally arrived in Shanghai and took the Maglev train and Subway to my hostel in downtown. Impressive engineering (431 km/h). We should have build our technology in germany first :-). Posted by kaybee78 in China 2009 | Oct 4, 2009
  • Guilin, Yangshuo & Rice Terraces As with Vietnam it was Halong Bay, we had hoped that our "postcard" would be found somewhere around the rice fields in Guilin. Our flight on September 11th from Hangzhou to Guilin went, despite the date, fine, although we Posted by sonianick in Nick & Sonia's Travel Experience | Oct 9, 2009
  • Beijing - Day one After a very short flight from Datong we arrived in the hotel 1130. We decided to explore Beijing on foot and a natural place to start was Tiananmen Square since it is just a couple of blocks from our hotel. Posted by fredno in Fredrik & Gunnhild | Oct 8, 2009
  • Guilin - Day 1 Our carrier was HongKong Airline and we arrived Guilin ("Osmanthus Forest" 桂林) about 2PM. A cruise boat took us to our hotel on Li River (also called Lijiang River. 'Jiang' is 'river' in Chinese). After an hour of sailing and Posted by FrancisQ in Francis Quang Travel Journal | Sep 14, 2009
  • And Now the Visitors Arrive (Yay!) Sorry it's been so long since I've written, everyone - Adam and I had a WONDERFUL twelve day visit home and it's been hard getting back into a routine now that we're in Shanghai again! But onwards and upwards... First, the Posted by Andrea S. in Our life in China! | Oct 8, 2009
  • Beijing This short post is to get you out there who are reading this to comment on our trip and update us on what's going on back home :). We understand both Norwegian and English (no Chinese please). For you that do Posted by fredno in Fredrik & Gunnhild | Oct 8, 2009
  • Our first day in China (mainland) 01/10 At this point of our trip, we are off to pay a visit to my dad in Zhongshan, China. For the first time, we are both pretty glad to leave what had become our home for the past week. We Posted by thanh13 in Bloggin' N Globetrottin' | Oct 7, 2009
  • Clay Warriors, Imperial Gardens, and a Royal Tomb It boggles the mind to see the immense effort undertaken to restore and repair the Terracotta Warriors of Xi’an. Each soldier needs about six months in the “hospital” before being placed back at its eternal post. It’s even more unimaginable Posted by Aeren in China and beyond 2009 | Oct 7, 2009
  • Touch Of The Panda Xi Xi is the only female panda that I am taking care of and today I got to pet her back. Yesterday was amazing seeing the pandas for the first time and today I touched one, feeding them is always Posted by trang87 in Trang's Travel Blog | Oct 7, 2009
  • Ocober 7th - 15th, China October 7th Of late we have done some amazing things: Standing upon the Great Wall, wandering the Forbidden City and Summer Palace, peering into North Korea, sipping expensive wine in the highest bar in the world in Shanghai, standing alongside the Posted by Patrick H. in Patrick Hillman's Travels | Oct 7, 2009
  • Datong sightseeing After a small taste of the huge breakfast buffet we were picked up by our taxi for the day at 8 am. For the first time so far in China the taxi driver actually spoke some English and tried to Posted by fredno in Fredrik & Gunnhild | Oct 7, 2009
  • Snack Street and the Great Mosque We arrived in Xi’an on Monday afternoon. Our hotel turned out to be a little further out of the center of town than we planned, but it was a beautiful and spacious room. We can put up with the distance Posted by Aeren in China and beyond 2009 | Oct 7, 2009
  • Bifengxia I've been here at the panda base for a day and it is a panda life, we just sit and watch them eat after that we sit and relax, but most of the time it is boring. Seems like the Posted by trang87 in Trang's Travel Blog | Oct 7, 2009
  • Genieten in Hangzhou Op 4 oktober komen we per trein aan in Hangzhou. We hebben geen hostel gereserveerd omdat alles volboekt was online, maar we gaan er van uit dat er veel meer accomodatie is dan op die websites wordt weergegeven. Het was Posted by elke-sami in Asia here we come!! | Oct 6, 2009
  • Hangzhou 4.10. Hangzhou Jatimme siis Yangshoun ja Guilinin taaksemme ja otimme viimeisen ns. pitkan junamme Hangzhouhun. Junamatka meni rattoisasti korttia pelaten ja ennenkuin huomasimmekaan olimme jo Hangzhoun itaisella rautatieasemalla. Ei muuta kuin bussi k Posted by elke-sami in Asia here we come!! | Oct 6, 2009
  • Shanghai - Datong We didn't get the best start to the day since Fredrik woke up with a flu. In the pharmacy a point to the nose started an impressive mime show behind the counter and we could pick the exact medicine we Posted by gunnhild in Fredrik & Gunnhild | Oct 6, 2009
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