At times, it is the prettiest part of the city. Best place to cycle down the river.

Pretty, but definitely not authentic. Half of the building complex was only completed last year.

A perfect place to hike and see a beautifully neat and traditional Chinese village in the mountains.

Lovely spot for a walk or cycle. It is genuinely peaceful and the gardens have more natural charm than those in the city. Moreover, there is a tennis and basketball court in very good condition along the banks. One of the Top 3 spots to visit in Weifang in my opinion.

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Address - No.158 Sanya Bay Road, Tianya District, 572000 Sanya, Hainan, China

Ambiance/Facilities - The hotel has a great variety of outdoor pools. Large warm shallow pools and an artificial beach for kids. A 25 meter pool for more experienced swimmers. And a smaller heated pool for everyone to enjoy. Lifeguards are on duty until late in the evening, so parents can relax as their kids splash around. There is also an outdoor bar next to the pools with live music in the evenings.

The hotel also boasts an indoor kids play area with trampolines and jungle gyms, a gym, a tennis court, three exceptional restaurants, and finally, a neat underpass leading to the beach where the hotel has beach chairs and umbrellas free to use for hotel guests.

Highlights - Our room opened beside a swimming pool. From morning until evening, the whole family swam about from pool to pool. It was crystal clean and the palm and coconut trees really made us feel like we were in a tropical paradise.

Avg. Price per Person - the price is reasonable for a 5 star resort, between 700 - 1000 yuan.

Rating - 10/10

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三亞

三亞灣海景爾曼度假酒店 – 三亞

The Pullman Oceanview Sanya Bay Resort

三亞灣海景爾曼度假酒店

Guangzhou is a super city! There is plenty to do and see. There is an exciting mixture of old and new China. Moreover there is an abundance of greenery and parks to escape the fast pace of the city centre. A stroll along the river is a cherry on the top of each exciting day's experience.

Getting There - The Baiyun International Airport is to the north of the city, about a 45min taxi ride into town. There are also 4 railway stations across the city. The two stations that are closest to the city's attractions are the North Station and the East Station.
Attractions - For the purposes of tourism, I would divide the city into 2 parts: the old city centre a bit to the west and the new city centre a bit to the east.
In the older part of town is located the former European concessions, the Sun Yat Sen Memorial, People's Park, Beijing Road Pedestrian Street, and Liuhua Lake Park.
To the east is the newer modern city centre with its skyscrapers, and big malls. Here you can see the famous Canton Tower, the Guangzhou Museum and Library, and all the fancy shops close by.
Hotels - We stayed at East Coast Hotel. Not a bad mid-budget hotel between the old and new city centres.
Food & Restaurants - For local cuisine, there are plenty of small restaurants dotted about the small streets near People's Park and along the river. For international cuisine, the big malls at the Zhujiang New Town area is your best bet.
Shopping - Zhujiang New Town's malls would also be the best place to shop in the city.
#urbanexplorer 

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Guangzhou is a super city! There is plenty to do and see. There is an exciting mixture of old and new China. Moreover there is an abundance of greenery and parks to escape the fast pace of the city centre. A stroll along the river is a cherry on the top of each exciting day's experience.

Getting There - The Baiyun International Airport is to the north of the city, about a 45min taxi ride into town. There are also 4 railway stations across the city. The two stations that are closest to the city's attractions are the North Station and the East Station.
Attractions - For the purposes of tourism, I would divide the city into 2 parts: the old city centre a bit to the west and the new city centre a bit to the east.
In the older part of town is located the former European concessions, the Sun Yat Sen Memorial, People's Park, Beijing Road Pedestrian Street, and Liuhua Lake Park.
To the east is the newer modern city centre with its skyscrapers, and big malls. Here you can see the famous Canton Tower, the Guangzhou Museum and Library, and all the fancy shops close by.
Hotels - We stayed at East Coast Hotel. Not a bad mid-budget hotel between the old and new city centres.
Food &amp; Restaurants - For local cuisine, there are plenty of small restaurants dotted about the small streets near People's Park and along the river. For international cuisine, the big malls at the Zhujiang New Town area is your best bet.
Shopping - Zhujiang New Town's malls would also be the best place to shop in the city.
#urbanexplorer 

🍃光榮廣州🌳 – 廣州

🍃Glorious Guangzhou🌳

🍃光榮廣州🌳

Hogback is a magical getaway destination within the mountains of the Amatola. The mountain is surrounded by lush forest and waterfalls that can be visited along the many amazing hiking trails criss-crossing about the hills and valleys.

The legend is that Tolkien might have been inspired by these mountains during his childhood stay in South Africa. It's not difficult to believe. As you meander up the winding road that leads to the top of the mountain, you will feel the temperature and air change, as if coming through the mist into a magical village. As you enter the village at the top, cottages, inns and restaurants welcome you on the side of the main road. Some are hidden in the thick foliage so keep your eyes peeled and don't rush.

There aren't any big shops or public conveniences. It's a truly rural settlement. It is a place to escape and be in nature. Some neat spots to stay are:

Away with the Fairies - a quiet spot for camping or backpacking. It's a quaint building surrounded by quiet grassy spots, a spectacular lookout over the valley, and a laidback pub to quench your thirst. Barbecues are allowed.

The Edge - fancy cottages right at the edge of the mountain peak will allow you to wake up to unbelievably beautiful views of the valley below

The Hogsback Inn - the oldest inn in the village. This charming establishment is central and should cater to all ones needs on your adventures in the mountains.

#naturalwonders #awesomepic #hikingtrails #mountainview #nature #rural

霍格貝克

🍄山上的魔法🇿🇦 – 霍格貝克

🍄Magic on the Mountain 🇿🇦

🍄山上的魔法🇿🇦

This a great city! I enjoyed every minute I was there. There is plenty to see and do. The people are polite and the city is rather quiet allowing a comfortable and relaxing walkabout. It's a massive city and you would need a week or two to see most of it. This could be a first day guide to get your bearings:

If you're a coffee-lover, you are spoilt for choice. Almost every road is dotted with small coffee shops. They are the perfect place to start your day. After coffee, I highly recommend a trip up to N Seoul Tower. It's very pretty spot and the perfect place for a view of the whole city.

Another must see sight is Gyeongbokgung Palace. It's an immaculate building that has been very well maintained. Has a lot of "Forbidden City vibes". Since it's at the heart of the CBD, there are plenty of avenues to explore nearby. 

An exciting possible route to follow would be toward Changdeokgung Palace heading east. Off the main road, one can pop down the narrow alleys to find a small pub or restaurant to enjoy the evening.

#urbanexplorer

首爾

This a great city! I enjoyed every minute I was there. There is plenty to see and do. The people are polite and the city is rather quiet allowing a comfortable and relaxing walkabout. It's a massive city and you would need a week or two to see most of it. This could be a first day guide to get your bearings:

If you're a coffee-lover, you are spoilt for choice. Almost every road is dotted with small coffee shops. They are the perfect place to start your day. After coffee, I highly recommend a trip up to N Seoul Tower. It's very pretty spot and the perfect place for a view of the whole city.

Another must see sight is Gyeongbokgung Palace. It's an immaculate building that has been very well maintained. Has a lot of &quot;Forbidden City vibes&quot;. Since it's at the heart of the CBD, there are plenty of avenues to explore nearby. 

An exciting possible route to follow would be toward Changdeokgung Palace heading east. Off the main road, one can pop down the narrow alleys to find a small pub or restaurant to enjoy the evening.

#urbanexplorer

關於首爾的徒步旅行 – 首爾

Trekking about Seoul

關於首爾的徒步旅行

Northern China is a land of extremes. Super hot summers and FREEZING winters! There are about three or four heavy snowfalls every year so you will be quite lucky to catch the flakes falling during a trip. All-in-all it's a beautiful sight and surreal experience.

濰坊

SNOWY DAY – 濰坊

SNOWY DAY

I have often travelled to Jinan, but I was newly struck by the beauty of the city during this recent trip. It's a big city, it's a crowded city, it's a busy city, but just a stroll away, you could find yourself at the foot of a quiet and majestic hill decorated with ancient statues, or at the bank of a calm tree-lined canal.

In my opinion, the 3 top places to visit in this city are:

1. Huancheng Park and the surrounding old town. The park consists of a network of canals dotted with natural springs and rock features.

2. Daming Lake is the crowning feature of the grand cultural complex in the city center stretching from its banks to Quancheng Square.

3. The final 'must-see' sight is 1000 Buddha Mountain. It's a small mountain to the South of the city, less than 5km from the city center. It's a charming site decorated by '1000' buddha statues, all different, some big, some small, some laughing, some sleeping.


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濟南

濟南元旦 – 濟南

Jinan on New Year's Day

濟南元旦

3rd tier cities are rarely the place tourists travel to in China. And understandably so. They're often less developed and less exciting versions of bigger cities. But in these cities reside a significant percentage of China's population and, therefore, they better reflect the country's culture.

Qingzhou is one of such cities; a relatively insignificant city in modern China, but what few know is that it was quite an influential hub back in the day ... I mean WAY back in the day. Luckily some of the old town has survived (however obvious renovations are visible) and one can really imagine the good old days while navigating the little alleys. Of course it's inevitable that you will encounter the usual stores selling Sun Wu Kung face masks, milk tea, and trinkets from the early days of modern China, so don't expect any high end treasures. It might be better to just enjoy the walk, grab a bowl of noodles, and possibly get your hair trimmed outdoors by the local barbers that line the main street.

Another charming part of the city is Yunmen Mountain. It rises up a few kilometers to the south of the city and very little development surrounds it. It's a peaceful area and the hike up the mountain helps one escape the stress of city life. The reward is ultimately a marvelous view of the city and miles of countryside. Before heading back to the city, possibly pop in to one of the adorable rural restaurants at the foot and grab a bite to eat.

PS to those adventurous few: fried cicadas, crickets, scorpions, or goats head might be found on some menus
#historicculture#culturalattractions#hiking

青州

卑微 青州 – 青州

Humble Qingzhou

卑微 青州

It's sometimes quite difficult to judge an experience in big Chinese cities as, 1. they're so huge, and 2. they're so huge. Xian is no different. It's a huge city. But … it does have some unique characteristics that set it apart from other Chinese monster cities.

The "drum tower" and "city walls" that are found in many Chinese centers seem more organic, part of the city, than other places. The city revolves around these monuments and they don't seem so distant and untouchable. Although one could say the same for a city like Nanjing, Xian's relics seem more alive and better maintained. And, furthermore, temples like the Dayan Pagoda are the originals, the forerunners, the cornerstones of ancient Chinese architecture. 

And then there is the Terracotta Army. This is a vast area, not like in the photos you see on the internet. All the digging sites are divided into 3 gigantic halls, each with there own small museum sharing facts about the contents. The figures themselves are really well preserved. It's hard to believe that they're thousands of years old. The surroundings could do with less shops all selling the same little figurines, but all-in-all, it's a worthwhile experience.
#historicculture#summervacation

西安

It's sometimes quite difficult to judge an experience in big Chinese cities as, 1. they're so huge, and 2. they're so huge. Xian is no different. It's a huge city. But … it does have some unique characteristics that set it apart from other Chinese monster cities.

The &quot;drum tower&quot; and &quot;city walls&quot; that are found in many Chinese centers seem more organic, part of the city, than other places. The city revolves around these monuments and they don't seem so distant and untouchable. Although one could say the same for a city like Nanjing, Xian's relics seem more alive and better maintained. And, furthermore, temples like the Dayan Pagoda are the originals, the forerunners, the cornerstones of ancient Chinese architecture. 

And then there is the Terracotta Army. This is a vast area, not like in the photos you see on the internet. All the digging sites are divided into 3 gigantic halls, each with there own small museum sharing facts about the contents. The figures themselves are really well preserved. It's hard to believe that they're thousands of years old. The surroundings could do with less shops all selling the same little figurines, but all-in-all, it's a worthwhile experience.
#historicculture#summervacation

兵馬和寺廟 – 西安

Terracotta & Temples

兵馬和寺廟

Datong is an old place on the mend. The city is trying to restore some resemblance to it's former glory. The city walls and temples are being rebuilt so it's possible to experience a traditional atmosphere if you ignore the construction equipment and rubble here and there. One would expect more ancient sites in the city itself, but the main attractions are out in the countryside.

The Hanging Temple is a taxi ride away. It's slightly commercialized, but, nonetheless, the temple still stand. It's a grand old structure built into the mountainside adorned with carvings and old paintwork. Definitely worth a visit.

Personally, the more impressive site is the ancient Yúngāng Grottoes. They're genuinely awe-inspiring! The statues are massive and well-preserved. Inside the caves are many detailed carvings that decorate the cave walls and roof. You might be pushed along by numerous tour groups, but it's worthwhile.

All-in-all, it's a cool spot with a rich history. There aren't many fancy hotels or restaurants, so it might be best to plan a short backpackers-type trip grazing on noodles and street food.
#ancientlandmark#historicculture

大同

Datong is an old place on the mend. The city is trying to restore some resemblance to it's former glory. The city walls and temples are being rebuilt so it's possible to experience a traditional atmosphere if you ignore the construction equipment and rubble here and there. One would expect more ancient sites in the city itself, but the main attractions are out in the countryside.

The Hanging Temple is a taxi ride away. It's slightly commercialized, but, nonetheless, the temple still stand. It's a grand old structure built into the mountainside adorned with carvings and old paintwork. Definitely worth a visit.

Personally, the more impressive site is the ancient Y&uacute;ngāng Grottoes. They're genuinely awe-inspiring! The statues are massive and well-preserved. Inside the caves are many detailed carvings that decorate the cave walls and roof. You might be pushed along by numerous tour groups, but it's worthwhile.

All-in-all, it's a cool spot with a rich history. There aren't many fancy hotels or restaurants, so it might be best to plan a short backpackers-type trip grazing on noodles and street food.
#ancientlandmark#historicculture

大同 – 大同

Datong

Weihai is a quiet city situated on the tip of the Shandong peninsular. If you are seeking a relaxing trip away from the maddening crowds then I suggest a weekend here. Although the city lacks the facilities of the giant metropolises all over China, it does still have a vibrant CBD that will keep your attention for a day or two as you wonder around the bustling alleys and modern malls. Throughout the city the streets are clean and the pretty public gardens are well-maintained.
But the main attraction is the coastline which stretches around hills that surround the city. Unlike many other Chinese cities, the coastline is still relatively unspoilt. One should take a hike along the paths along the hills and beaches to admire the Chinese coastline in its natural state. I advise anyone to take a trip there in summer when the city can show off it's flowers and greenery. It is a northern city so winters are cold and snow is common.
#hiking#summervacation#beachvacation#hikingtrails

威海

Don’t tell people how nice Weihai is. It will too crowdy

海 – 威海

Weihai

Weifang is a small and simple city slap bang between the giant cities of Jinan and Qingdao. It is famously recognized as the "Kite City", the home of the traditional Chinese kite. HOWEVER, I wouldn't expect to see much kite action in the city if I were you. It's more an ancient past time than a practicing element of modern Weifang culture. It would be wiser to explore the Bailang River.

Getting There - Weifang has a domestic airport, but most travelers arrive via the high-speed train line running from all parts of the country to Qingdao.

Attractions - As mentioned, the Bailang River is the most beautiful part of the city. It runs south to north through the city, with unbroken and well-paved cycling/foot paths running parallel. I recommend a ride south to the genuinely beautiful ShiDi Wetland Park.

Also along the river, and in CBD, is the Kite Museum (not bad for a quick lookaround) and the Taihua Mall. I recommend an evening walk from Taihua, down to the Kite Museum, through the People's Park, then on to Yuandu Bridge. The area is also dotted with a number of 3 star bars.

Hotels - The Pullman Hotel (5 stars), Taihua Pillow Hotel (budget), Oceanwide Hotel (budget)

Food & Restaurants - LaoChengGen Restaurant (local cuisine), Hidilao Hot Pot Restaurant (spicy hot pot), Hippy Burger, Susie's, Movecamp (western style food)

Shopping - Taihua Mall, Wanda Mall, Gooda Mall
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Weifang is a small and simple city slap bang between the giant cities of Jinan and Qingdao. It is famously recognized as the &quot;Kite City&quot;, the home of the traditional Chinese kite. HOWEVER, I wouldn't expect to see much kite action in the city if I were you. It's more an ancient past time than a practicing element of modern Weifang culture. It would be wiser to explore the Bailang River.

Getting There -&nbsp;Weifang has a domestic airport, but most travelers arrive via the high-speed train line running from all parts of the country to Qingdao.

Attractions -&nbsp;As mentioned, the Bailang River is the most beautiful part of the city. It runs south to north through the city, with unbroken and well-paved cycling/foot paths running parallel. I recommend a ride south to the genuinely beautiful ShiDi Wetland Park.

Also along the river, and in CBD, is the Kite Museum (not bad for a quick lookaround) and the Taihua Mall. I recommend an evening walk from Taihua, down to the Kite Museum, through the People's Park, then on to Yuandu Bridge. The area is also dotted with a number of 3 star bars.

Hotels -&nbsp;The Pullman Hotel (5 stars), Taihua Pillow Hotel (budget), Oceanwide Hotel (budget)

Food &amp; Restaurants -&nbsp;LaoChengGen Restaurant (local cuisine), Hidilao Hot Pot Restaurant (spicy hot pot), Hippy Burger, Susie's, Movecamp (western style food)

Shopping -&nbsp;Taihua Mall, Wanda Mall, Gooda Mall
#travelguide

WEIFANG – 濰坊

WEIFANG

The best coastal city in northern China! The home of Chinese beer. It has white sand beaches, world class city parks dotted with centuries-old German-colonial homes, and a variety of superb restaurants and shopping malls. AND then there is glorious Laoshan Mountain conviently connected to the city by an extensive metro system. I love this city. It is a must-visit summer vacation destination.
#beautifulsunsets#summervacation#beachvacation

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