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Quote: In the morning I took the local bus down to the train station to find a mini bus that would take me to Mt. Huashan for some hiking. One of the scouts took me over to lady who was quite irritated with me when I… Read More
Quote: Following others along the trail, we reached a vertical ladder descending down between two huge boulders with nothing more than a chain link railing to hold onto and no safety harness. At the bottom was a small… Read More
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Quote: This was the first of our visits on the Eastern Tour, and the small Ling Tong Museum provided us with an interesting start to our day. Just through the entrance gate, a strange sculptured figure guarded the… Read More
Quote: It is claimed that Huaqing Palace (or Huaqing Hot Springs) has been around for over 3,000 years as a Royal Garden, and even before that as a place possessing "magical healing waters." It’s also had a string of… Read More
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Quote: Xian’s shops run the length of East and South Streets and are an interesting mix of cheap and cheerful to expensive (relative to China) designer wear. There’s precincts; department stores; small specialist shops;… Read More
Quote: Beijing's gigantic shopping street will keep you browsing and haggling all day long. By night you'll see a colorful display of neon lights. Most of the shops visible from street level are regular malls; clothing… Read More