The pearl of Guangxi

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February 26th 2018

Published: March 23rd 2018

I often heard about Yangshuo, during my first trip to China, but I missed that out because I had so many places in my mind to visit and I did not make it up to Guangxi Province. Finally, the time has come and I will never forget the day I arrived in this ancient town. It was a pretty cloudy day but the scenic, craggy mountains covered in lush green and the clouds encirling the peaks welcome th... Read Full Entry

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Marco

Travelphilosophy

I was born on September 12 1983 in an Italian town called Rimini, located in the Emilia-Romagna province along the northern east coast of the Adriatic sea. I lived there for a few years up to the age of 7 and I then moved with my family to my mother native town Brescia, where I grew up and spent my adolescence. This idea about travelling around the world came up in 2006, a bit for the curiosity to see places that I watched on TV, when I was a child, and also with the goal to change lifestyle, to face new challenges, meeting and communicate with people of different cultures and learning t... full info

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23rd March 2018

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

Guangxi
Ah...the beauty of the river winding through a landscape of limestone karsts...wandering beyond the hustle and bustle with no tourists around. You describe this paradise well Marcos. We remember sitting in a peasant diner eating more dumplings than we have eaten in one sitting in our lives...the ambience of the place all consuming. We agree Guangxi is definitely a must to get lost in...to see.

26th March 2018

Travelphilosophy
Marco

Guanxi
Hey Dave, yes I love to eat "Jiaozi" as they call them!! I just wanted to stay there forever but I had other commitments and I had to move on. I fell in love with that place. Big hug and keep well. Bye

24th March 2018

RENanDREW
Ren & Andrew

Tourism and puppies
Isn't it sad that anywhere there are tourists, shops filled with ugly cheap souvenirs magically appear and wreck the local streets? Of course if tourists didn't buy such crap, those shops would never exist. I love the imagery of the little puppy trying to be tough but instead looking comical with its tiny canine teeth :)

26th March 2018

Travelphilosophy
Marco

Tourism and puppies
Hello, now we live in the consumism era and people are exploited to work hard to produce crap, useless staff and people that work hard to buy things. Yeah the two little dogs were just remarkable and love them. Thanks for your comment and keep well bye.

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