Baisha
Home to the famous Doctor Ho, Baisha is perhaps the best and quietest place around Lijiang to stay.
Blog: On The Road Again - Dali to Zhongdian
Date: August 21st 2009
(It's been over 2 months since we started cycling again. We've crossed 6300km and are now at the the Northern Edge of Ningxia Province where the Tenger Desert begin...long due blog updates shall be uploaded while we wait for our final visa extention) Leaving Dali was far from an easy affair. It took days to bid our good-byes and share our next plans to the assortment of friends and acquaintance ... read more
Date: August 21st 2009
(It's been over 2 months since we started cycling again. We've crossed 6300km and are now at the the Northern Edge of Ningxia Province where the Tenger Desert begin...long due blog updates shall be uploaded while we wait for our final visa extention) Leaving Dali was far from an easy affair. It took days to bid our good-byes and share our next plans to the assortment of friends and acquaintance ... read more
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Born in Shillong, a small hill station in the rather obscure part of North East India. Met friend and companion from Bergerac, a rather distinguished small town in the South of France renowned for it's fine wines. Me, a little weary of my stint as Jockey beaming down dribble through satellite radio and him of his yearly business forays into India. Sharing a healthy passion for the outdoors and outdoor living we turned talk to do. A hike here, a trek there and we soon took up the challenge of a long nourished desire; travel to the high plains of Mongolia.
I have never cycled long distance b... full info
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