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Frank
,
Poland
today we will take plan this afternoon.and fly from fuzhou to
Kunming
at 6 am.we four people all prepare for it.and now we all get ready to go to the place we search for.
written by
monsterleo
on June 18, 2011
from
Frank
,
Poland
from the travel blog:
travel Journal in China yunnan
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Lijiang
,
Flying
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Quaint shopping mall
Shuhe
,
China
Shuhe
is touted as the quieter Lijiang. I suppose it is but as I don't wander Lijiang's Old Town in the afternoon or evening I don't see the crowds that are so dense, passage is difficult.
Shuhe
is one of three remaining cities that dotted the Tea Horse Road [I think also called the southern Silk Road]. I was disappointed to find that it was a touristy open air shopping mall, buildings still lovely if they could be seen behind the signs, lights, banners and products. I suppose it's better than it being torn down in the quest for modernization.
written by
prrrrl
on March 3, 2012
from
Shuhe
,
China
from the travel blog:
Beijing, 2010 or Liaoning, 2013. They are appear to be mixed up!
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Rat in maze test 4: FAIL!
Lijiang
,
China
I found the street with restaurants! I made a mental note of where to find the alley that lead to them. Later I suggested to some friends I made at the hostel that we should go for 'barbecue' as that's the local specialty. [Note to US southerners: But do they use vinegar???] They agreed. Two Americans, a Canadian, an Austrian and a Chinese go to dinner. I find the alley that I remember. We walk a ways but don't see any restaurants. We back track to the main alley and continue west. We come to the main square [Market Square complete with a plaque explaining why an odd shaped public space is called a square lest a mathematical object]. Ack! We've gone too far. I was right the first time. We opt to be bold and wander down a new alley that hugs one of the small canals that stripe the city.
We sample deep fried Naxi cheese [it has sugar sprinkled on top], Naxi stewed vegetables, barbecue fish [no vinegar, no tomato based sauce - sacrilege!], Naxi tofu, Naxi crispy yak with mint and other dishes. Apparently here barbecue means salted & dried.
written by
prrrrl
on March 3, 2012
from
Lijiang
,
China
from the travel blog:
Beijing, 2010 or Liaoning, 2013. They are appear to be mixed up!
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