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Photos of Yangshuo, Guilin - Part II

Here are more photos of the trip with very brief note. I am here in Shanghai. Immediately after I get off airplane, I headed to Shangri-la for a meeting, and there are two meetings near the Pudong Shangri-la and Starbucks tomorrow. I already noticed the big difference - I feel excited about the upcoming meetings - that is the benefit of a vacation.

Follor near Lijiang River - from the Bilian Jiangjing Hotel.


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Boat on Lijiang River.


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Below: Scene of the West Street. Wendy said she loves this picture.


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Below: the lobby of Yangshuo Youth Hostel. We reserved this hotel but later cancelled it. It turned out to be a nice and quiet hotel.


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The Yangshuo Shiwaitaoyuan 世外桃源 (they translate their name to "Shangri-la", which I don't think is a proper name).


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The mountains and architect of the village.


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They have live performance - there are people act as native people.


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This lady is NOT an actor - I love the natural feel of the village


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The water circle:


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This is the Yinzi Yan 银子岩. The Karst cave.


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by Jian Shuo Wang on March 28, 2009 under Guilin

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Comments

That is indeed a grat-looking youth hostel -- and the cave is really amazing! Would you have preferred to see it without all the artificial colored lighting, or did that add something desirable to the experience?

Posted by: Carroll on March 30, 2009 12:17 PM

Hmmm... I am not sure. I never saw a tourist place with a cave without the artificial colored lighting. I would say, I still prefer it, since it is just like many of the things people make out of stones - stone itself is just stone, but people carve different shapes out of it, so we do with the tree roots - to create some nice thing and place it into the room. The stone will look very differently without the color.

I also like a quiet stone without any light - that is even better, but it is the beautify of mysteriousness.

Posted by: Jian Shuo Wang on March 30, 2009 12:28 PM

Hi, I am planning my trip to Guilin next week, can you please help me with the Yangshuo Youth Hostel's address and telephone number? English or Chinese, I can read both. Your blog has been for some time now a constant useful source of information for me, actually it was my window to China before I got here. thank you!

Posted by: cristina on May 22, 2009 12:17 AM
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