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Re: Taishan, accommodation

by longway 05 May 2012

I stayed at [Yuyequan Binguan|http://www.yilongwei.com/show/taishan_up/taishan_up.htm] but this was in 2005 so you may wish to Google…
RE: Biking Trips in China

by aqsaqal 26 April 2012

Western Hubei was quite nice, even in the mid-summer, when Wuhan or Chongqing would have been intolerably hot. The idea was to go from…
RE: Itinerary advice

by jiejie 07 March 2012

Datong and Pingyao don't sound like they are congruent with your other stated wants (no other big cities, few tourists). You could add…
Wudangshan - Shiyan accommodation and info

by reyre2000 01 March 2012

Hi all, I will be heading to Wudangshan this month and there is pretty poor info relating to accommodation or actual info on ticketing…
RE: How to get to Wudang Shan from Xi'an?

by nijini 12 February 2012

Per today the buss service that existed between Xi´an and Wudangshan is cancelled. It was cancelled in september 2011 due to the lack…
Re: Wudang Shan or Song Shan with kids?

by OldDoggy 31 January 2012

Hi! Wudang Wushu and Shaolin Martial Art are two famous Martial arts in China. Wudang Mountain is a taoriam mountain in Hubei Province.…
RE: Martial Arts

by OldDoggy 30 January 2012

Hello There are 3 famous places you can learn Kongfu. 1: Shaolin Temple in Henan Province. There are sevaral Martial art school there…
RE: China in July/August

by YubYub41 08 January 2012

Thanks for the great advice! The more research I do, the more it seems like I'd be best to stay as far west as possible. After Xinjiang,…
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: China Itinerary Suggestions

by johnlau 28 November 2011

Hi, Wudangshan is famous for its Taoism culture in Hubei province, and not conveniently connected to other cities you mentioned. In order…
China Itinerary Suggestions

by pritt123 26 November 2011

Hi all, I am planning on backpacking through China this December and I was hoping to get some itinerary advice about what would be feasib…
RE: Backpacking Alone in China

by china1979 16 November 2011

"I keep getting mixed thoughts about traveling alone and whether or not its a good idea." If your concern is personal, China is a very…
Re: China adventure in March 2012

by 889 15 November 2011

I don't think Wudangshan is that great, and it's not that easy to reach, especially on your itinerary. Emeishan is better, and more convenie…
Re: China adventure in March 2012

by gogofar 15 November 2011

Dali, tiger leaping gorge, Lijiang , Sichuan, Guangxi Yangshuo are really worthy of travelling. Since you have totally 2 weeks in China,…
Chinese kung fu tour--shaolin kungfu ,wudang kungfu,Beijing,xian,Tibet

by davedieta 25 October 2011

hey here i may share an very very interesting tour plan across china i have attended this summer in china.The destinations are beijing,xian…
Re: 26 days in North China - Advice needed on intinerary.

by ecalleo 11 June 2011

Hello there We have a similar itinerary even crazier than yours if that makes you feel better. We are going slowly from Beijing to Hong…
Re: Cost of one month in China on a budget...

by CJHorn85 05 May 2011

I have recently just finished a 5 week trip of China, and I spent just over 10,000RMB. Some people will say that's a lot, some will say…
Re: Kids Kung Fu at Shaolin

by longway 02 May 2011

Hi, kung fu schools can be found all over China but since your 5 year old may want to brag about his newly acquired skills to his kindergar…
RE: transportation from Xian to Wudangshan to Chongquing?

by woolf135 17 April 2011

there are express highway buses leaving from Xi'an bus station (the long-distance bus station across from the train station). About 110rmb/t…
transportation from Xian to Wudangshan to Chongquing?

by sherbnv 16 April 2011

What are the different ways (bus, train, rent a driver/guide, etc) to get from Xian to Wudangshun and then a couple of days later got…
Re: Qi -gong & Tai Chi & walking the wall in China

by longway 26 March 2011

Hi, if you want to learn Qigong and Taiji I recommend [Wudangshan|http://www.lonelyplanet.com/thorntree/thread.jspa?threadID=1947809&messa…
RE: Huangshan and Wudangshan?

by chocochica 10 February 2011

Dear all, thanks so much for your replies! Very helpful. I'm going to look into it. Thanks again!
RE: Huangshan and Wudangshan?

by woolf135 10 February 2011

Actually it is easy to get "lost" on Huangshan because the maps and signage are so confusing. But you won't be lost for long, of course.…
RE: Huangshan and Wudangshan?

by michaelfoo 09 February 2011

yes,Tangkou is closer, first stop is Tunxi, train/bus station and airport
RE: Huangshan and Wudangshan?

by drumbrake 09 February 2011

It would be hard to get lost on Huangshan given the number of tourists and the amount oif signage, most of which is also in English. …