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RE: China in July/August

by aqsaqal 06 January 2012

Well, Gansu is not all that far east of Xinjiang and Tibet, but when I was there in late July 2009 (mostly Lanzhou and Linxia, and [points…
Re: Sichuan

by 889 05 January 2012

Sichuan, like much of China outside the north, the northwest and the west, can be rainy in Autumn, but for much of the year Sichuan doesn't…
Re: Manchuria

by modernleifeng 21 September 2011

Anywhere along the North Korean border will have a definite Korean feel, no greater than in Yanbian, an autonomous Korean area near Changbai…
RE: from Beijing to Beidaihe

by 889 02 August 2011

Yes, there are many trains. Most of them leave from Beijing Station. BDH is a popular summer destination from Beijing.
Re: First Visit to China

by chinapacktrip 28 July 2011

A long journey in China, you must have a well conviced plan. April and May is suitble for coming China, the weather in most of you're…
RE: Which are the Best Places to Visit on the North East China?

by egjeg 17 July 2011

>Xingcheng and Beidaihe are beach resorts in the NE. Just be sure to hold low expectations for what qualifies as "beach" and as "resort".…
RE: Which are the Best Places to Visit on the North East China?

by apollo1234 16 July 2011

Xingcheng and Beidaihe are beach resorts in the NE.
Re: Beach Towns in China - June/July

by thelocaldialect 04 June 2011

In Beijing there are shops such as H&M and Zara that carry normal, reasonably fashionable swimwear. Check out Joy City at Xidan, you should…
RE: Five days from Beijing

by huaqiao08 08 July 2010

if you just want a relaxing five days, you're better off staying around the city. there are plenty of nice quiet spots in the hills of…
RE: Ideas for getting outdoors somewhat near Beijing?

by modernleifeng 06 July 2010

The popular beach destinations are Qingdao and Beidaihe, while they are far from great (especially Beidaihe), they are beaches and only…
RE: Looking for place to stay in Qinhuangdao

by chai_eric 21 June 2010

Hi guys thanks a lot. I went to the Qinhuangdao with my family for 2 days. We were intended to stay for 2D/1n but it was so happened…
RE: Short trips in China from Beijing?

by modernleifeng 22 October 2009

Beidaihe is incredibly boring and really only serves as a summer getaway for those starving for something resembling a beach, obviously…
RE: Short trips in China from Beijing?

by progenitor 22 October 2009

>I think 5 missed the "in mid-December" part Not at all. >as the grasslands and Beidaihe are NOT options in the winter (I'd also take…
RE: Short trips in China from Beijing?

by modernleifeng 22 October 2009

I think 5 missed the "in mid-December" part as the grasslands and Beidaihe are NOT options in the winter (I'd also take Chengde off the…
RE: Short trips in China from Beijing?

by progenitor 22 October 2009

Chengde Pingyao Datong Inner Mongolia grasslands Beidaihe Zhengding Cuandixia
RE: Camping at Beidaihe or Qingdao

by John555 22 June 2009

I don't think it would be out of the question to camp at either, rather be amusement for the Chinese. However a quiter beach in Qingdao…
Camping at Beidaihe or Qingdao

by modernleifeng 21 June 2009

So back in the day, we used to pack up the car with food, tents, etc and head to Beidaihe to camp out on the beach, haven't done it in…
RE: Beaches after Beijing?

by FireArm 21 August 2008

>Beidaihe only got a small beach with a lot of hard stones Nope. It has a big sand beach.
RE: Beaches after Beijing?

by modernleifeng 21 August 2008

Well, Beidaihe is technically an Olympic site as well, at least as it is considered part of QInhuangdao City, which is an Olympics host.…
RE: Beaches after Beijing?

by Rai1201 21 August 2008

Qingdao is much better than beidaihe or Dalian.Beidaihe only got a small beach with a lot of hard stones and the sea is not very clean…
RE: Beaches after Beijing?

by modernleifeng 18 August 2008

the wall at the sea is a completely unimpressive site and a waste of time, don't even bother, stay at the beach in Beidaihe.
RE: Beaches after Beijing?

by Harry_Mudd 17 August 2008

#7, is right, but I would recommend the beaches at Qingdao over Beidaihe, although from Beidaihe you get to see the Wall at the sea. …
RE: Beaches after Beijing?

by FireArm 17 August 2008

If you're going all the way out to Qingdao, the beache in Weihai is much better. If you are staying near Beijing, just go for Beidaihe.…
Qinhuangdao vs. Chengde

by modernleifeng 11 August 2008

I have Olympic tickets in Qinhuangdao on the night of the 13th and am sort of serving as a "tour guide" for a few friends in town. I…
RE: East coast itinery

by YangtzeHiker 11 June 2008

30 days vocation! So cool! well, cities surounding Shanghai: Suzhou's gardens or Venice of the Oriental--Zhouzhuan watertown, Hangzhou…