Travel tips. Less known interesting places.

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by woody » Mar 05, 2012 18:57 pm　　in Travel 　　Replies 1 　　Views 1080　

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Lets discus our travels in China. Sure there are the icons of tourism, Great Wall, Forbidden city, Guillin etc but what about some of the lesser know places that people have been to. I would love to hear about places that are a little off the beaten track. How did you get there, where did you stay? What are the must see things.

Also very interested tfindng some nice beach locations. Not so crowded, good inexpensive local seafood available. Maybe some good hostel typaccommodationon.

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Re: Travel tips. Less known interesting places.

by SalaciousC » Mar 07, 2012 14:12 pm

Tongli's great. Small, really old town next to Shanghai. 1000 people only, a small river runs through it. hotels will be very old holes in the wall, with the ancient beds. Careful not to go in winter though, as hot water is kindof an issue.

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