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National park Zhang Jia Jie In the national park of Zhang Jia Jie we hiked for a couple of days. The park is very mysterious because of the straight high pillars that look like they have been push from the earth and the mist that surrounds them. |
Longshen Near Longshen are some of the most beautiful rice-terraces from China. It is a southern part of China and you can see some of the minorities that live there. On this particular mountain there were two different tribes |
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Lijiang river Yangshuo Most backpack travelers that visit China come to Yangshou. This means that you can get some 'western' food etc. That is nice for a change (after 4 weeks of rice one graves for a pancake) But why you should see Yangshou is for the beautiful oddly shaped mountains with even more exotic names like 'eight supernaturals crossing the river' or 'Yellow cloth in the river' |
 Kowloon Hong Kong (1995) At the end of my journey of a month across China I came to Hong Kong (British at the time) and although most people find it a strange busy town, the comfort of English streetnames and the Mac Donalds made it a relaxing city that had the fine mix of China and the west that I needed before I went home |
