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- "I can (almost) see Russia from my hostel!" I took my regular 11 o'clock train to Harbin again. This time I was headed to the frozen north. The extreme top of China. The last stop before Russia. I had to switch trains from the west Posted by baixing in No Fixed Address | Sep 24, 2018
- Lijiang, the Phoenix from the earthquakeAnother interesting journey to our next destination. A local minibus to a hub town (50mins) then a bigger bus for about 1.5hrs. You really start to understand the scale of infrastructure investment with new motorways, railways and urban development on Posted by Unphilteredidea in UnPhiltered Thoughts | Sep 23, 2018
- My Stomach Vs MeJust when One thought, HHHmmm, life is so cool! What more do I need. Then ones appetite speaks for itself. Hotpot, I neeeeeeeeeeeed hotpot! There , there little stomach. Hotpot is for the gatherings or masses. My Stomach:. No it's not. Me: y Posted by eddakath in After 10 Years Blogging, Travelpods Shut | Sep 23, 2018
- Beijing and Xi’anBeijing After spending a final night in Bangkok, and inevitably hitting Khaosan Road again, despite promising myself I’d get an early night, I got on a four and a half hour flight from Bangkok to Beijing, again with the amazing Posted by rebecca.banks21 in Seoul searching | Sep 23, 2018
- Xi’anOur journey on the high speed train was good, nice and comfortable, speed about 240 km/h. When we arrived in Xi’an we thankfully took a taxi, even though I had understood that the 7sages Hostel was only about 1 km south Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go Asia | Sep 21, 2018
- Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, China's Avatar Mountains[center][/center] We fly from Shanghai to Zhangjiajie on the evening of 24 Sept. The flight is with Shanghai Airlines (East China Airlines) and Posted by CherylGypsyRose in China on Fifty Dollars a Day | Sep 21, 2018
- Shanghai Day 1 - Shanghai Tower [img=https://p Posted by Libby Randall in Fiona China Tour 2018 | Sep 20, 2018
- Shaxi, a rural haven from the madnessShaxi is a very small town about 180km from Dali. It has some well preserved traditional buildings and was a centre of the Tea and Horse caravan trail linking India with the Silk Road. We had a bit of luck Posted by Unphilteredidea in UnPhiltered Thoughts | Sep 20, 2018
- PingyaoLast night we took our first (and thankfully last) night train. We shared our soft sleeper berth with a young Chinese couple who managed to both sleep in the bottom narrow bed! They were very sweet and gave us snacks Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go Asia | Sep 19, 2018
- Welcome to China Tour BlogWelcome to our blog! I hope everyone have a good night sleep and I am looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow morning. When: 6:30 am Where: Qantas Airlines check in counter. Flight number: QF 129 What to wear: Full winter sports Posted by Libby Randall in Fiona China Tour 2018 | Sep 18, 2018
- DatongFor no particular reason, we thought that Datong was a small place. We look it up and it turns out that it has a population of 3 million?! Btw, Beijing has 22 million plus and Shanghai is even larger! When Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go Asia | Sep 18, 2018
- ChengduI will keep trying to do these updates as often as I can, but as you know I get very busy and it is hard to find time to sit down and post these pictures. My Chinese is Posted by unicornontherun in China Study Abroad | Sep 18, 2018
- Dali, the backpackers hangout of the 1990sGot to Dali on the new high speed train from Kunming. Cost less than the bus and saved us four hours. Dali is the seat of Dali Prefecture and includes Dali New City ( Xiaguan), where we arrived by train, and Posted by Unphilteredidea in UnPhiltered Thoughts | Sep 17, 2018
- Lots and lots of volcanic rocks[map=1152109 lat= lon= zoom=] On Thursday morning I took the exact same train as I did two weeks before to Harbin. Only this time, it was full, so I splashed out on a first class ticket. This meant I got a Posted by baixing in No Fixed Address | Sep 17, 2018
- Day Twenty Five - BeijingOur last day in Beijing started with some breakfast and some farewells. Three of our group headed off after brekky, two onto further adventures and one off home. We however had the whole day to kill with our flight to Posted by adventure_megs in Spicey and Skanky's Adventures in Asia | Sep 17, 2018
- Day Twenty Four - BeijingWaking today with a tinge of sadness knowing our beloved Hello Kitty guide Jessie had deserted us for a new tour group a couple of days before the end. Haha We had a lateish start to the day and had a Posted by adventure_megs in Spicey and Skanky's Adventures in Asia | Sep 16, 2018
- Beijing - Beihai Park & ShichahaiToday was a gorgoeus sunny day with perfect temperature. Sun shining and a blue sky - we have not seen this before here! So the gorgoeus weather comes out, and what does Gregory do? Decides that he needs to rest Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go Asia | Sep 16, 2018
- Beijing - Temple of Heaven, Peking duck and Hutongs strollTonight we got back home from the station without getting lost! I forgot to mention previously that just before we got lost yesterday, we had just bought a 5l bottle of water, LOL. Last night we were less amused about Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go Asia | Sep 15, 2018
- Interns take ShanghaiWe've been in China a few weeks now and after being really busy with work and chilling at weekends, we finally thought it was time to leave Suzhou. So where better than the biggest city in China...SHANGHAI! It's only around Posted by adisetakeschina in Adam & Elise take China | Sep 15, 2018
- Kunming, YunnanStayed in Kunming for three nights, big city, some 6 million residents, but compact old town. Had some good food at great prices, finally started to cope with jet lag but, at a height of 2000m, difficult to work Posted by Unphilteredidea in UnPhiltered Thoughts | Sep 15, 2018
- Day Twenty Three - The Great WallWe woke to the realisation that today will be our last day on the wall! Heading to breakfast it was hard to get lost in that thought because today is a popular day for Chinese weddings. As we were checking Posted by adventure_megs in Spicey and Skanky's Adventures in Asia | Sep 15, 2018
- Forbidden CityToday it was Forbidden City. We thankfully set off pretty late, entering the palace at noon and getting out at about 5pm. The Great Wall did us in, our calves muscles are really sore!!! Just to make It worse, we Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go Asia | Sep 14, 2018
- The Great Wall of China at MutianyuWe had an amazing day at the Great Wall at Mutianyu, and pretty exhausting. We walked from tower 5 to tower 22 and back, which is probably just about 4km x2, but it was quite steep terrain, and incredibly muggy. Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go Asia | Sep 13, 2018
- Day Twenty Two - The Great WallOn the bus after brekky and off to our spot on the wall for today. Short drive and we arrived. It’s a newly established tourist built area for this section of the wall. To get up onto the wall you Posted by adventure_megs in Spicey and Skanky's Adventures in Asia | Sep 14, 2018
- The Wine Jar on Langfang 2nd AlleyWe are actually not entirely sure about the name of this place. It might be Menkuang Wine Jar, but who knows. That is the name that comes up in Google maps (in the old days when we could access that). Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go Asia | Sep 13, 2018
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