It’s everything you can’t imagine and more. From overpopulated cities like Beijing and
Shanghai to the smaller, rural areas of Yangshuo and Guilin (my favourite).
Exploring the farming area of Yangshuo will guarantee
awe-inspiring scenery.
This is what a rice paddy really looks like:
This is what a rice paddy really looks like:
Home of the Terracotta Warriors, Xian has one of the best
preserved cities walls.
Had the best dumplings ever at the Tang Dynasty Dinner
Show. Great show and even better
dumplings. (I liked the chicken ones)
Why not try out the famous snake wine……you will feel the
instant bite.
It was truly amazing, walking through the now, three pits containing the Terracotta Army made up out of more than 8 000 soldiers, 130 chariots with 520 horses and 150 cavalry horses. Look around, you might find the discoverer of the warriors and horses, farmer Yang Xinman.
Beijing has both an old world charm and super trendy new areas..
Must visits include the famous Tiananmen square, the Forbidden City, and
the Summer Palace with its marble Boat.
An memorable yet tiring experience….climbing the Great Wall
of China! Take flat, comfortable shoes
for this. It is quite a steep climb to
the first stop and you will be warned not to carry on should you have any heart
related medical condition.