Youth Hostel in Beijing - Travel Tips for HI hostel Beijing - Far East International Youth Hostel, China (Page 6/7)Book
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09 Jul 2008 Samantha, Scotland:
Forbidden City, Great Wall- the Jinshanling- Simatai portion, |
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09 Jul 2008 Samantha, Scotland:
If travelling round china I would recommend Nihao Tours for booking trains- they take a percentage charge but well worth it to ensure you get soft sleepers. Pingyao is a really nice old town with loads of temples. The terracotta warriors in Xian. The chinese sex museum in Shanghai. The Li River cruise in Guilin. Ocean park (esp the mine train ride) in Hong Kong. |
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03 Jul 2008 Teresa, USA:
Check out the Harmony Guesthouse in Pingyao--a beautiful, cheap courtyard hotel with very friendly, helpful owners in a delightful traditional Chinese city. It's really a breath of fresh air after a few days in Beijing! |
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20 Jun 2008 Benjamin, USA:
If you want to walk to Tien An Men Square turn right just outside of the hostel entrance and you only need to walk about 15 minutes to get there. I got lost the first time when I followed the map on the back of the business card - its MUCH faster by going right. |
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08 Jun 2008 Ben, USA:
Street vendors! For the equivelent of 40 cents US, you can get a lamb cabob or a variety of other options. The ceiling for most stalls approached a dollar. Another great option is the bakeries. |
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08 Jun 2008 Ben, USA:
Check out the acrobats in Beijing. We saw something sort of like a ballet. This can be awkward if it is two guys who think that they are going somewhere to see a bunch of crazy acrobatic moves. HOwever, it actually was quite good, and we both ended up enjoying it. |
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08 Jun 2008 Ben, USA:
Temple of Heaven, Forbidden city, summer palace...get a travel book. It has a list. Just be prepaired for some cultural degradation with all of the souvenir shops. |
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04 Jun 2008 Kirsty, England & Wales:
365 Inn / Far East Hostel courtyard |
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12 May 2008 Ai Li, Singapore:
I had my breakfast everyday at a shop just round the corner. The soya bean milk and fried dough etc are really nice. Most day I spent 3 - 5 yuan for breakfast. |
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20 May 2008 Amaury, USA:
I recommend both the traditional Beijing Opera and the acrobatics shows offered by the Hostel. Both very impressive and entertaining shows and take place just a few blocks away from the hostels. |
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| HI Hostel Beijing - Far East International Youth Hostel Beijing Far East International Youth Hostel, accepted as the best hostel in Beijing, is situated in a reserved and protected Hutong area, typical local residency neighborhood with many local restaurants,small stores, post office, Bank of China ,supermarkets etc. Just 10 minutes' walk away from the alleyways to Tian'anmen Square, Qianmen Business center and forbidden City. The hostel was the former residence of a warlord in the beginning of the last century. It is in a traditional Chinese courtyard and the houses are built in the style of Qing dynasty, quiet and comfortable. You can take a traditional rickshaw or a self-guided map tour to explore the area. Many of the historical attractions including Tian'anmen Square, Forbidden City, Liulichang (Antique Market) and Former embassy area... The hostel also provides bicycle rentals so that the visitors may enjoy Hutong Area at their own pace. We guarantee that your stay at Beijing Far East International Youth Hostel will be an unforgettable experience of Beijing and China. It is a very good choice. | more...... |
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