Xi'an to Beijing

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February 8th 2010

Published: February 9th 2010

Hey there So here is the second entry on my blog (I'll try to improve on the spelling on this one - thanks sis :-P) So after finding out that it would be a 24 hour train journey from Guangdong (just over the border of China from Hong Kong) to Xi'an, I decided it would be a shame to waste a day and better to take a flight instead. So on Friday evening I took a flight from HK to Xi'an. It was just... Read Full Entry

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Pit3.2

Kneeling Archer

Pit3.3

Bronze Museum

The government has spent alot of money developing this site.. and made a load since its been open to the public too

Bronze Museum

Giant Warrior

Bronze Museum

Bronze Chariot & Horses

Bronze Museum

Bronze Horses

Beilin Museum

1500 year old stone statue of horse

Beilin Museum

I can't remember what the tour guide said about it but it was interesting.. !

Walk along City Walls

Praparation for Chinese New Year Celebrations

Walk along City Walls

Preparation for Chinese New Year

Walk along City Walls

10th February 2010

Maria
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Maria
You never told us whether you took up the massage offers on any of the nights!

10th February 2010

Jules
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:D sounds like you are having a brilliant time out there and having some ...well..different experiences. Enjoy the rest of your time out there! Speak soon Jules x

10th February 2010

ChrisLL
Chris Le Lere

Hey Maria.. now that would be telling !!

10th February 2010

Michelle
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Keep em coming!
Oh it's a dream of mine to see the warriors as well. Love reading your blog, it inspires me to travel more. Too funny about the calls for the massage and the toilet/shower combo. Travel safexx

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