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  • Film Stars in Chengdu, China23.11.11 – After a big day yesterday, today we were planning on chilling out and visiting the nearby parks and perhaps a post office to post some stuff home. Instead of doing this, we were offered the opportunity to be Posted by Long way home in Overland Adventures Home | Dec 3, 2011
  • Leshan, China22.11.11 – This morning we were heading to Leshan to see the Giant Buddha. Despite not being 100%, Chris was joining us, determined not to miss out on any more fun. We took a bus from the bus depot to Posted by Long way home in Overland Adventures Home | Dec 3, 2011
  • Chengdu, China20.11.11 – We spent this morning travelling on the train from Xi’an, watching as the scenery changed around us. The cities faded and the countryside appeared, filled with famers and their rice fields, going about their daily chores. We arrived Posted by Long way home in Overland Adventures Home | Dec 3, 2011
  • Another brief update...Hi team! Just a quick note from me also before we head away to Suzhou for the weekend! We really do enjoy spending the weeks here in XiaSha but with so many amazing places nearby it would be silly for us Posted by michelle.panzer in Ni Hao from China Town | Dec 2, 2011
  • When in ChinaThis past week has just flown by and I cannot believe that two weeks have already come and gone with only one week left in China! Of course I do miss New Zealand but I am nowhere near ready to Posted by grace taylor in Destination China | Dec 2, 2011
  • Update...We have both enjoyed a fabulous week- this really is turning into being the most incredible trip, with so many memorable experiences already. We're both in the process of packing as lightly as possible for another adventure this weekend. Morning classe Posted by kate.mitchell in Ni Hao from China Town | Dec 2, 2011
  • Goodnight China, good morning VietnamLijiang station is bizarre – a huge modern building that currently only gets three trains a day. The train was made up of double-decker sleeper carriages, and our ‘seats’ were on a bunk, eight people to a compartment. Despite everyone Posted by ClareAndTom in Just a big holiday | Dec 1, 2011
  • Le jõulud tulevad..我的哥哥来上海看我。。，所以，我没有时间写 在这儿， 不好意思。。 Erkki oli mul külas kaks nädalat, niiet no time for blog.. Külastasime mitut muuseumi. Science and Technology museumis veetsime üle viie tunni, olime viimased lahkujad, terve muuseum oli juba pime ja tuled kustus, a Posted by ajshanghai in News from Shanghai | Dec 1, 2011
  • Some reprieve from all the decadence and depravationMy days in shanghai became defined by finding ways to avoid the unrelenting summer heat and humidity. The glare of the sunshine gave everything a crisp appearance and there wasn’t a hint of the much maligned Chinese urban smog. I Posted by mark_is_cool in Mark's 2011 euroasian adventure | Jul 28, 2011
  • The Mysterious StrangerIf nothing else, this week has taught me the value of flexibility and open-mindedness to cultures and norms unlike my own. Living as a young American in Hefei entails a life of perpetual astonishment and bewilderment. Every experience is new and Posted by Abroadabroad89 in These Vagabond Shoes... | Nov 30, 2011
  • Im a Smoggy, Get me out of here....Chongquing to Guilin 5th November I have had to cheat, my ambition was to get all the way to Hong Kong from Middlesbrough Train station and to do it completely overland before I took my first flight to Japan. That Posted by beatski in incidentals | Nov 30, 2011
  • Yangtzee River CruiseYangtze River Cruise – 1st-5th November I am on a foreign cruise on the Yangtze sailing from Yi Chang to Chongquing city. I opted for the foreign ship as I had had enough of the Chinese and wanted to get Posted by beatski in incidentals | Nov 30, 2011
  • Wudang Shan.... Read about it, its easier...Wu Dang Shang – 30th October Wu Dang Shan is a mountain about 500km south east of Xi’an, it is known as being the home of Kung Fu and Taichi. Buried deep in these mountains there have been schools that Posted by beatski in incidentals | Nov 30, 2011
  • Tiger Leaping Gorge-ousChina wasn’t all big busy cities. Lijiang was the first place that we visited that wasn’t a huge metropolis. In the old town we got lost in the maze of cobbled lanes, lined with ancient houses hung with red lanterns. Posted by ClareAndTom in Just a big holiday | Nov 30, 2011
  • Summer Palace and Lama TempleJust got back to the room from our last day of sightseeing. I am exhausted! John and Eli went back to the "fake market" so John could complain about a bad zipper on Eli's new "Northface" jacket! Posted by SandyinAsia in SandyinAsia | Nov 29, 2011
  • Japan to ChinaOur first experience of China began the moment we set foot on the ferry to Tianjin in the Japanese port of Kobe. We thought we would be the only backpackers stupid enough to take a 52 hour ferry to avoid Posted by dodging_cholera in On the road to perdition... | Aug 30, 2011
  • The Great WallFirst of all, this is the second time I wrote this blog! First time, it had an internet malfunction and didn't save. The fact that I'm using a wired connection is just weird to begin with! Anyway Posted by SandyinAsia in SandyinAsia | Nov 29, 2011
  • My Journey to Hell and Back....Xian to Wudang Shang - 30th October I'm on my soap box again, but this time I am really pissed. China has really managed to get under my skin and today I nearly cracked up. The country is nothing but a Posted by beatski in incidentals | Nov 29, 2011
  • Our trip to Hanzgzhou CityHello hello!! Hope everyone is doing well and enjoying the oncoming summer (or winter for the American’s!) We have had an eventful weekend and have both reflected on the fact we have only been here a week – it certainly feels Posted by michelle.panzer in Ni Hao from China Town | Nov 28, 2011
  • Photos...I've just added a few new photos to the gallery that don't appear in the blog, so click into the photography section to have a look. Update on its way... Posted by kate.mitchell in Ni Hao from China Town | Nov 28, 2011
  • Chinamen in Glass Boxes (or, "No! Only Boiled!" or, Tibet!!)(This is a special guest blog by Jon. I'm not even going to try to write as entertainingly as Linda.) Having left Kathmandu long before dawn with our overloaded bike boxes lashed atop a minibus (unfortunately and insensibly, the tour agency Posted by Fleurgon in Asia by Bicycle | Nov 28, 2011
  • Happy HangzhouThankfully last week went much quicker than the week before and involved much less stress. I gave a presentation on “British Culture” to all the students in the International Department on Tuesday which was a bit daunting but seemed to Posted by hannahinchina in Great Walls and Chicken Feet | Nov 28, 2011
  • China at Last!I am finally in China, and after only 2 days, I feel as though my entire world has been flipped upside down. From drinking boiling water, to relying on bus systems, to having to download a private internet network Posted by Abroadabroad89 in These Vagabond Shoes... | Nov 28, 2011
  • ZhongguoA few random thoughts about China after three days: * I always thought China was cheap and poor. This is definitely not true. China (at least a lot of people here) are very rich and compared to South East Asia it's Posted by roelvanderkamp in Exit Strategy | Nov 28, 2011
  • Yangshuo & Nanning Hello again everyone.... I know I know.... its been awhile! Well we have arrived safe and sound in Vietnam and are currently on Cat Ba Island just off the coast where we hopefully will Posted by ttbwarren in Blair & Stacey's World Tour | Nov 27, 2011
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