In Guilin, I visited a beautiful cave called the Reed Flute Cave.
The cave is really nice, but I don’t recommend to visit the cave, because there is a poor old turtle inside, kind of “alive mascot”; I personally consider keeping this animal there as a torture. 🙁
How many bellies have you seen while visiting China in summer?
My answer:
many, too many. 😉
Do you know the Mahjong game?
“I want to ride my bicycle (well, motorbike)
I want to ride my bike.” 😉
Woof, Woof 😀
Are you searching for a stunning “water adventure”?
Check the Li River!
You’ll love it. 🙂
A hotel with one of the most lovely views – it’s in Yangshuo. 🙂
Longmen Grottoes or Longmen Caves is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with many statues of Buddha carved in the rocks.
Yao people is the ethnic minority that can be met in the mountainous regions e.g., in Longji Rice Terraces.
I love visiting rice terraces!
Each time I’m impressed by their beauty and hard work that’s closely connected with them.
In today’s picture you see the Longji Rice Terrace nearby Guilin.
Xi’an Terracotta Warriors Museum was also my dream destination in China.
And I was really impressed by this!
The Terracotta Army are amazing sculptures!
Shaolin Temple or Shaolin Monastery is an old UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can learn about the Shaolin school of Buddhism.
The Yungang Grottoes or Wuzhoushan Grottoes is another attraction nearby Datong City.
These Buddhist temple grottoes are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Hanging Monastery or Hanging Temple is a temple built on the cliff, next to Datong City.
It’s a unique and spectacular site!
Datong is a city relatively nearby Beijing.
You can find there a Nine-Dragon Wall (Nine-Dragon Screen). It’s kind of wall with nine Chinese dragons; the wall can be found also in Beijing and even in other countries.
While visiting the Great Wall, don’t miss the Ming Tombs – the burial site of emperors of the Ming Dynasty.
I hope nobody will be upset by this, but that’s a well known joke about Chinese cuisine…
It says that a table is the only thing with 4 legs that Chinese don’t eat.
Well, there are also other countries where people eat many “strange things”.
Anyway, for me, more interesting were some flavours…
The girl in the picture is eating ice cream that tastes like green pea,
and there are even green peas inside…
In China, I bought, by accident (!), green peas and kidney beans ice creams;
they both had beans inside;
I was really disappointed by my mistake…
The Great Wall is really great but it cannot be seen from the moon.
The Great Wall of China was one of my dream destination and absolutely must-see in China.
Was it worth it?
-YES!
I’ve visited a few different sites with the Great Wall of China, in summer and winter.
Some of them were very crowded, others quite empty;
all amazing and beautiful. 🙂
Beijing (also known as Peking) is the capital of the People’s Republic of China.
Is it obvious?
-No. Still, many people think it’s Shanghai.
Welcome to China.
Based on the current situation, it’s not the best choice for this month, but let’s try.
I’ll show you pictures from my past trips to China.
I don’t recommend to travel to China now, but at some point, everything should get better and then you come back to my travel inspirations. 🙂