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XtravelloverX   
Aah, travel, it's not about the destination, nor the journey, but rather...the feeling.


Real Name: DJ
Lives In: Illinois, US
Member Since: Aug 21, 2003
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China and THE Great Wall

by XtravelloverX - last update: Sep 24, 2005

The Great Wall at Mutianyu
What an incredible trip! I will be loading a ton of tips over the next week or so, as they are still fresh in my mind. Please keep coming back for more pics and info! :)

This was our 2004 Christmas card (above).
Inside Lama Temple
Mao Palace

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Pros:"The historical sites, Great Wall, old Hutong areas"
Cons:"The congestion in Beijing, dishonest taxi drivers and aggressive vendors at markets"
In A Nutshell:"A trip to Beijing is well worth it b/c seeing the Great Wall, especially at Mutianyu will take your breath away!"
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Comments for XtravelloverX about China
jumpingnorman Wed Feb 18, 2009 06:31 UTC
 Hi DJ! Nice China tips and I found the toilet tips amusing, hehehe...glad to see somebody else from Arizona, jumpingnorman :)
SLLiew Fri Jun 20, 2008 05:36 UTC
 Great tips. The Great Wall is still impressive with its length and steep steps. I enjoyed the giant animal statues leading to the Mong Tombs but was warned that the tombs themselves are empty chambers - looted long ago. Cheers, SL :)
MrDragon Mon Oct 22, 2007 16:56 UTC
 I didn't like the Ming Tombs either, but the nearby Sacred Road is actually very nice, so I you've booked a trip that combines both, try to spend more time at that place.
Jim_Eliason Sat Sep 23, 2006 22:28 UTC
 Nice tips, I know what you mean on the Ming tombs, the grounds itself are better than the tombs.
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