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Off The Beaten Path: Wander the Old Alleys
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  • Chongqing - Old part of the city
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  • Chongqing is a Great city to just wander. I didn't see a whole lot of "must see" places but just taking in the city is what I enjoyed! This part that is shown in the photo is a great place to wander for a day or a few hours....but be prepared for lot's of hill climbing. The hill is very steep and the streets are a jumble of ups and downs. Some of the walkways appeared to go right through peoples homes...I was lost the whole time I was wandering but had a great time..I wish I would have made more photos from the experiences but I felt funny taking my camera out and pointing it right at people...I didn't want to ruin the fun time I was having by possibly scaring anyone with my camera. I'm sure if you are in a large group it would be better to break up into smaller groups...I don't know if the people would be so welcoming to a group of 25 wandering through their kitchen!

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    Off The Beaten Path: Get a Zipper Fixed
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  • If you need a zipper or shoe fixed while traveling in China you can get a quick fix from one of these guys. They are located in many "hole-in-the-wall" type shops. There are so many to chose from and they have always treated me well as I have used them in many countries!

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    Comments for herzog63 about Chongqing
    epicult Wed Nov 17, 2004 14:51 UTC
     I've just read the accomodation tip again (was featured on the front page). Funny stuff. The photo really makes me want to experience this place. It's got all the qualities of a place that is oozing with adventure.
    we2364 Mon Oct 11, 2004 10:40 UTC
     Pity I was only 11 when you travelled to Chongqing. The city has been changed a lot, in a tremendous way as I see from the TV, still haven't been there;) But will explore it one day!
    urban4est Sun Oct 10, 2004 20:31 UTC
     i too find the little street shops helpful and always interesting. I flew into Wuhan. Later friends drove me 3 hours from Ezhou to Yichang to get the ship to Chongqing. Wonderful places, wonderful people.
    Fam_Stoica Wed Jul 14, 2004 07:06 UTC
     Travel in China is a great experience; a fascinating country, a fabulous civilization, an outstanding people/customs diversity. Daniel
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