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- Hainan Airlines Economy CTU-ORD Flight ReviewTime to go back to Chengdu! After Thailand, due to flight scheduling, I had an entire day to spend in Chengdu. I landed early in the morning from Bangkok and I wouldn't leave until 10pm from Chengdu. [img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/931912/IMG Posted by rhwanderlust in Rachel: Wanderlust, Travel, Adventure | Feb 27, 2020
- GuangzhouIt's train time! So I decided to stop by Guangzhou to visit my friend Marit on my way to Hong Kong. I have been to GZ once and really enjoyed it. Marit just moved there about a Posted by rhwanderlust in Rachel: Wanderlust, Travel, Adventure | Feb 1, 2020
- Tianmen Mountain in ZhangjiajieTime to head back to Zhangjiajie! I caught the bus from Wulingyuan and headed back. Luckily, my hotel wasn't far from the bus station and also just across the street from the Tianmen mountain cable car, so everything Posted by rhwanderlust in Rachel: Wanderlust, Travel, Adventure | Jan 31, 2020
- 2019 - China & Japan (Part 1 - Shanghai & cruise departure) Tuesday 13 August & Wednesday 14 August The flight up on China Eastern was okay. Nothing special, nothing bad. Arrived a wee bit late. The 144 hour transit visa worked fine. The system co Posted by nzhamsta in Glynn's travel blog | Aug 18, 2019
- The Avatar Mountains in WulingyuanTime to go hiking! I boarded my plane in Chengdu on a nonstop flight to Zhangjiajie. Turns out there's only 3 flights a week, and they're not super cheap (it was about $130 OW) but it only takes Posted by rhwanderlust in Rachel: Wanderlust, Travel, Adventure | Jan 27, 2020
- Tibet 2019==Tibet == Known as the roof of the world averaging at 5000 meters above sea level. Beautiful Potala Palace in Lhasa [b]Lhasa, is Posted by ilovenewjersey in Adventures by ilovenewjersey | Jan 19, 2020
- ChengduChengdu, I have arrived! We were due to land about 4am, but we landed closer to 315am. I definitely had nothing but time as I had to wait for the metro to open at 6am to get to Posted by rhwanderlust in Rachel: Wanderlust, Travel, Adventure | Jan 17, 2020
- We went to a mall but what happened to the wall? We arrived in a sunny Beijing. The weather was perfect for being Beijing in January, Sun and +8 degrees C. with no wind. We were really looking forward to visiting the Great wall o Posted by Mikrut in The Swedes Next Door | Jan 4, 2020
- Sichuan Summary===Overall=== It was a fantastic trip. But too cold. For sure. As J said, budget/rural winter (vs luxurious winter) is no fun because you can't be guaranteed heat when you're done playing in the cold. Hot water that runs out on Posted by seaskimmer in Taking the Long Way Home | Jan 4, 2020
- Sichuan 2019-20 Days 8.5-9===Day 8=== We dumped our rented stuff and got our room at Aliben Hotel (a few doors away from Milan, as Milan and many others were fully booked over the new year period). I was entranced by the cute interior design at Posted by seaskimmer in Taking the Long Way Home | Jan 4, 2020
- Sichuan 2019-20 Day 7-8.5===Day 7=== J and I were awakened by knocking on the door. I sleepily opened it in my pajamas and saw W fully dressed and ready for battle. I gaped at him, realised it was 8am, and rushed back in to Posted by seaskimmer in Taking the Long Way Home | Jan 4, 2020
- Sichuan 2019-20 Day 6Quick breakfast of porridge, stir fried veg, and Momo (this baked bread thing) and then we tried to set off for Changpinggou, only to find out there's no public bus there. Had to go through some hassle to hire a Posted by seaskimmer in Taking the Long Way Home | Jan 4, 2020
- Sichuan 2019-20 Days 4-5===Day 4=== The day dawned slightly brighter and fairer than the day before. Sun was forecast for the day, with temperature up to 7 degrees, although in the morning it was still a cloudy 2 degrees. Woke up, had more noodles Posted by seaskimmer in Taking the Long Way Home | Jan 4, 2020
- Sichuan 2019-20 Day 3Had some good noodles and bao for breakfast. I realise that Chinese bao (meat filled bread) is much oilier than the Singapore type, which is really just steamed bread. I wonder what the difference in the cooking is. Drove the Posted by seaskimmer in Taking the Long Way Home | Jan 4, 2020
- Sichuan 2019-20 Days 1-2[b][quote]In that moment he felt more tired than he ever remembered feeling before. He was thinking once again of his comfortable chair before the fire in his favourite sitting-room in his hobbit hole, and of the kettle singing. Not for Posted by seaskimmer in Taking the Long Way Home | Jan 4, 2020
- Finally hiked Tai ShanI live on the bottom of this holy mountain and still haven't hiked it all the way up. Legend has it, anyone who does, will live 100 years... or you will become immortal... one of the two. So, watch out. Posted by baixing in No Fixed Address | Dec 29, 2019
- The Traditional Winter Pork Feast of WulongIn the southwest of China, women devote themselves to fattening pigs after every autumn harvest. Every day they bring back the potatoes and artichokes from the fields. They wash and dry the pig food, chop it into pieces, cook it in a pot, and pour a large Posted by Cicy Yang in Travel to Wulong | Dec 25, 2019
- The Seasoning of FairiesIn many areas of South China, when referring to taste of the mountain demon berries, mujiangzi, people’s opinions are widely divided. Those who like them are crazy about their taste, while others despise the taste and cannot even stand their Posted by Cicy Yang in Delicious Food in Wulong | Dec 23, 2019
- The First Snow Scene in Fairy MountainFairy Mountain Scenic Area ushered in the first rime wonder of the year. The white ice flowers on the trees along the highway are like the silver flowers. Driving on the road, as if drive into the picturesque fairy tale world.Rime Posted by Cicy Yang in Travel to Wulong | Dec 12, 2019
- My Memories of Wulong’s Celebration of Spring Festival Spring Festival memories are different for everyone. When I think of the Spring Festival celebrations of my childhood, I remember my whole family sitting together, the entire table full of fruits and drinks. New Year’s Eve brought back memories of Posted by Cicy Yang in Delicious Food in Wulong | Dec 12, 2019
- Take the Train to Fairy MountainNatural limestone bridges, a massive sinkhole, and a karst landscape. These are some of the things seen in the movie Transformers: Age of Extinction. They can also be found in the mountains of Wulong, where the film was shot. Fairy Mountain Posted by Cicy Yang in Travel to Wulong | Dec 5, 2019
- East Asian Immersion: Zunhua and TangshanOnce we were done with Tianjin we didn't have any great ideas for the remaining five days of our vacation. Beijing was about 100 degrees and hadn't been as fun as we'd expected anyway. I couldn't face another flight just Posted by zzlangerhans in Babies in backpacks | Dec 4, 2019
- East Asian Immersion: TianjinOnce we were finished with Shanghai we only had nine days left to fill in our itinerary. We still wanted to spend a few days in Beijing at the end so we chose Tianjin to fill the gap since it Posted by zzlangerhans in Babies in backpacks | Nov 28, 2019
- ThanksgivingThis year, as every year, I have so much to be thankful for—actually, this year more than most! Right now I am particularly grateful that I am FINISHED with classes and finals, and that there are just two weeks left Posted by gemarkee in g.e.m. goes global | Nov 28, 2019
- East Asian Immersion: Chongming IslandWith a couple more days before we were due in Tianjin, we made an impromptu decision to spend the weekend with Mei Ling's friends at their family home on [[https://theirrecuperablelossoftime.wordpress.com/2019/04/18/life-on-chongming-island/|Chongming Isl Posted by zzlangerhans in Babies in backpacks | Nov 22, 2019
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