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August 10th 2010

Published: August 10th 2010

Arriving in Guilin mid-day we were greeted with the hustle and bustle of a city with a big-town atmosphere. The buildings were no sky-scrapers, but the people were moving quickly in every direction, and we could see the layer of hazy smog hovering above us. We caught a tuk-tuk (not sure what they call them in China) to the backstreet youth hostel where we were turned away as we had no reservations... Read Full Entry

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Scott and Kristy

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11th August 2010

Ramesh
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Loved reading your blog!
Hello Kristy and Scott! Greetings from South Korea. I really enjoyed reading your blog about Guilin. I especially loved the specifics about the unorthodox train and bus rides as I also had similar experiences in China a few years ago. I can't wait to read the next one :) Take care and enjoy yourselves!

13th August 2010

Rachelle Morrison
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I loved the picture at the top. the Guilin, China, there is a beautiful position of clouds getting also the sunlight fading. Very nice picture. Anyways, at this blog I notice that china is a beautiful place also to travel with maybe I should have to see it someday.

19th August 2010

Candee
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Wow, this was a great post! The scenery looks amazing!

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