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  • China: Shanghai, Hangzhou, Yangshuo and Hong Kong [i]We continued down the east coast of China, from Shanghai to Hong Kong. The weather has been a bit variable and this – combined with tricky transport bookings – has kept us on our toes, planning many visits and activities Posted by bigtrip09 in Ali and Rowan's Big Trip | Oct 6, 2009
  • Why Travel to a Country That is so Different from Ours? Our impressions of China have changed dramatically since we've been here. We knew China was gradually opening to the world and developing but we didn't know how much. For example, after a slow start in the 1980s, private businesses are Posted by Aeren in China and beyond 2009 | Oct 5, 2009
  • Non-marketable photos put to good use As a stock photographer, I do my best in capturing the best photo to sell, but even the best photo isn't good enough. According the microstock sties, the images have to be 'marketable'. Although family and fri Posted by mskaye in Life as a TESOL Teacher | Oct 5, 2009
  • Sightseeing Shanghai We started the day with breakfast at a local sandwich place, and then took a taxi to The Bund - Shanghai's Champs-Elysées. This was somehow a disappointment, because the whole area w Posted by fredno in Fredrik & Gunnhild | Oct 5, 2009
  • Long Time, No Blog Sorry for the delay, but I've been busy with other things, mainly sleeping. This past week was great because of the anniversary of the PRC, so we got Thursday and Friday off. On Thursday there was a massive Posted by bengully in Ben's China Adventures | Oct 4, 2009
  • Shanghai Arrived in Shanghai today after a 10 hour flight from Frankfurt. The airport here in Shanghai must be the smoothest airport in the world, we hardly had to wait for anything. The taxi to Stian and Monica was fast, cheap Posted by fredno in Fredrik & Gunnhild | Oct 4, 2009
  • Hangzhou & Huangshan As previously mentioned, the whole Shanghai was in a "working in progress" status, therefore we decided to flee from the noisy city in seek of a tranquil place. We eventually thought about Hangzhou since many Chinese people spoke great things Posted by sonianick in Nick & Sonia's Travel Experience | Oct 4, 2009
  • Making the Most of Sunny Days The sun was out and sky was bright blue for the second day in a row. Annemarie tells us that they used ionizing cannons to make it rain and clean up the air for the 60th anniversary. We had seen Posted by Aeren in China and beyond 2009 | Oct 3, 2009
  • china with aya for 14 days ~ 0 ~ it's my first turn to write here. and use english is difficult and on. :) so this summer i go to china with my junior high friend, Ayako. we only had 14-days, so our trip was cannonball-trip ! we go to Shanghai 9/5-9/8 JingZeZhen Posted by muu in cerveza(●*'v`*人).o０salud | Oct 3, 2009
  • New Photos Last night we went to the Olympic park and it was amazing. I never thought I'd be here/there. Not in a million zillion years. Nonetheless I am here and there and I was very impressed. I am still working on Posted by Tad Turpen in Beida Fall 2009 | Oct 3, 2009
  • 3 weeks in tibet (part 2) MAKE SURE YOU READ (part 1) TO GET FULL TIBETAN FEEL I am struggling to capture the wildness, beauty and exoticness through text so I think I will just tell the stories that I will never forget. Our first day leaving Xining Posted by pmyerson in MIA | Oct 3, 2009
  • 3 weeks in tibet (part 1) 3 weeks in Tibet with a driver and guide was a different travel experience than my previous countries because of the constant source of help and local knowledge but also because Tibet is not exactly a tourist hotspot. If there Posted by pmyerson in MIA | Oct 3, 2009
  • On our way In a few hours we're on our way to China!! The first few days we will stay with Monica and Stian in Shanghai. We have booked a flight to Datong on Tuesday and plan to stay there for 2 nights. Posted by gunnhild in Fredrik & Gunnhild | Oct 3, 2009
  • Chengdu Our group arrived Chengdu on national day so we celabrated it here in the city center. Fireworks were up in the sky and loads of people waiting for the big event. After the fireworks people were trying to catch a Posted by trang87 in Trang's Travel Blog | Oct 2, 2009
  • Leshan Yesterday I went from Chengdu to Leshan to see the Giant Buddha, of course by myself. I waited in the line for maybe over 3 hours to see it. In China there is no such thing as a personal space, Posted by trang87 in Trang's Travel Blog | Oct 2, 2009
  • Guilin, the River Li ja Yangshuo 27. syyskuuta, Guilin Saavuimme siis Guiliniin. Jalleen kerran emme olleet tietoisia missa pain karttaa sijaitsimme. Olimme saapuneet Guilinin pohjoiselle rautatieasemalle, ja useiden utelujen jalkeen uskoimme etta Guilinissa on vain yksi rauta Posted by elke-sami in Asia here we come!! | Oct 2, 2009
  • Prachtige natuur en ZON!!!! Viva Guilin en Yangshuo! Op 27 september nemen we de trein richting Kunming waar we vervolgens vijf uur wachten op de volgende trein die ons naar Guilin leidt, een tocht van 23 uur. De afstanden moeten echt lang lijken voor jullie, maar als je Posted by elke-sami in Asia here we come!! | Oct 2, 2009
  • Shanghai 1/10-4/10 Shanghai is a modern city a bit like Kuala Lumpur but I really prefer KL. High buildings and not much to see. I went to some bar area and the atmosphere is really westernized. 5 EUR the beer is I believe Posted by jeansblog in Jean's travel blog | Oct 2, 2009
  • Suzhou 30/09-01/10 Suzhou is famous because of it's more traditional style town. I got there by night train that tends to be really comfortable if you take the soft sleeper but they are really slow. Some routes have the fast trains but Posted by jeansblog in Jean's travel blog | Oct 2, 2009
  • Tunxi 26/09-29/09 I took Tunxi as my base to go to the mountains and the Hongcun village I passed 2 days in the mountains of Huangshan and this is defenately an highlight if not the highlight of China. The scenery is awesome. It Posted by jeansblog in Jean's travel blog | Oct 2, 2009
  • First Day of Fall Step into light Smell wind Open eyes See stairs, iron gate and black path with golden leaves blowing across Down plush steps Uneven stone courtyard Deep breath Broad smile, through iron gate and into fall Posted by Tad Turpen in Beida Fall 2009 | Oct 2, 2009
  • There Is Life Outside Beijing We have now started our first week of "couchsurfing" (www.couchsurfing.org) (http://www.couchsurfing.org)). For those who don't know about couchsurfing, it's an online community of people who offer a space in their homes for visitors to stay on t Posted by Aeren in China and beyond 2009 | Sep 30, 2009
  • Turn on CCTV9 or Watch Through a Link in this Post In less than three hours, we're going to take the Shanghai subway and the Maglev Train to the Pudong Airport, heading on down to Boracay in the Philippines. We've caught a glimpse of CCTV1, Chairman Hu's address and a Posted by BERLINERP in Head Trip | Sep 30, 2009
  • Xi'an The train from Zhongwei to Xian looked pretty horrible, but it was fine cuz I slept most of the time. Xian is probably the best city so far, a little bit busy but that is what I am used to Posted by trang87 in Trang's Travel Blog | Sep 30, 2009
  • Shanghai Our arrival to Shanghai started with a trip in the Maglev, the world's fastest train. We took it to go from the airport to reach the city centre, and it was going at 300 km/h, although its highest speed Posted by sonianick in Nick & Sonia's Travel Experience | Sep 30, 2009
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