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Last Blog entry in China! :(

Well, We had the Christmas party and I dressed up as Santa - it was pretty humiliating, but also alot of fun! As it was snowing I didn't have to climb through the windows in the end - thank God!! My buddy Mr Young has made a video for me so you can all see it when I get home! Unfortunatly I...

permalink written by  emmarogers85 on December 23, 2007 from Shenyang, China
from the travel blog: Teach and Travel China - 6 Months



Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas everyone :) Well I'm flying out tomorrow to spend Christmas in Oz with the family and Charles who is joining me on Christmas Day...maybe I can re-enact a scene from Love Actually :) Charles and I will be home for about 3 weeks so he can meet my family and friends while...

permalink written by  KatrinaB on December 19, 2007 from Dongguan, China
from the travel blog: China Dreaming



The end is nigh!!

Well, the last week or so has been a bit of a blur, tying up as many loose ends as possible before its time to leave. After a huge amount of dicussion we have finally agreed that my last day of teaching will be Thursday 27th of December. I have now booked my bus tickets (train tickets cant be...

permalink written by  emmarogers85 on December 11, 2007 from Shenyang, China
from the travel blog: Teach and Travel China - 6 Months



Xi'an

Got to Xi'an this morning. Took the overnight train. I went to the terracotta warriors today, very interesting. Almost all the other tourists there were chinese, thats been the case with all of the major tourist sights so far in China. I'm staying at the Bell Tower Hostel. Tonight I'm going...

permalink written by  gstrauss on December 9, 2007 from Xi'an, China
from the travel blog: China and Vietnam



Great wall

Today I went on a 10 Km walk along the Great wall. It was an unrestored part so the terrain was very rugged. It was really beautiful though, and definitely worth it. Yesterday, I went to the underground city. Its a huge series of tunnels that Mao built during the cold war in case of nuclear...

permalink written by  gstrauss on December 7, 2007 from Beijing, China
from the travel blog: China and Vietnam



jiuzhaigou

After Misty Mountains and Giant Buddhas we decided to go north in Sichuan. Our target was a National Park 10 hours by bus from Chengdu called Jiuzhaigou. The bus ride was indeed entertaining, we know now that all chinese busdrivers are psychotic madmen. They drive like hell and honk the horn...

permalink written by  agnesola on December 6, 2007 from Chengdu, China
from the travel blog: Baby and Baby's around the world travel...



The Roof of the World

Lhasa, Tibet-Early Morning As the first rays of the morning sun shined down on me I was in mid-sun-salutation, greeting the beautiful day. I cannot believe that when I breathe in the crisp, cool air that I am in the motherland of Tibetan Buddhism, I am in the former seat of the Tibetan holy...

permalink written by  vajra_guru_pedma_tron_tren_sal on December 5, 2007 from Lhasa, China
from the travel blog: Tibet, a Land of Mystery



More Beijing

Still in Beijing. I went to the Forbidden city and Jingshan park yesterady. Forbidden city was good..just a big temple complex. Then i went to the park behind it to watch the sun set, which was amazing. The smog made for a spectacular sunset, and the park had views over the forbidden city. ...

permalink written by  gstrauss on December 4, 2007 from Beijing, China
from the travel blog: China and Vietnam



Beijing 2

Still in Beijing. I had two massive nights partying over the weekend. The expat bar district is called Sanlitun and all the bars of full of foreigners. All international students or young people working in Beijing. I'd say there are only about 20% of the patrons are chinese. I went to a food...

permalink written by  gstrauss on December 2, 2007 from Beijing, China
from the travel blog: China and Vietnam



Bejing

Got to Beijing this morning. 12 hour train ride. The trains are really nice, i was in a compartment with four beds, but there were only two people. The train travels at 130 km/h so its very fast. Today I just walked around tianenmen square... didn't do much. Tomorrow I'll go to the forbidden...

permalink written by  gstrauss on November 30, 2007 from Beijing, China
from the travel blog: China and Vietnam



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