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yoolia-in-shanghai · 2 years ago
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Le Fonte in Anyuan Road, Shanghai 📍
Discovered a cute café called ‘Le Fonte’ located near the Jade Buddha Temple in Anyuan road! If you enjoy quite places I suggest you visit this café! It’s tranquil ambience will leave you wanting to come back again and again!
Price ranges: 20 rmb - 45 rmb
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homespirecreativity · 8 months ago
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masterpromotional · 1 year ago
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Travel in China
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revvette · 1 year ago
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Shanghai, China Wanderlust alert. Stunning Shanghai, China is calling your name. Explore this vibrant city and immerse yourself in its rich history and culture.
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travelingonvacation · 1 year ago
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Hong Kong is a dynamic and bustling metropolis known for its stunning skyline, vibrant culture, delicious cuisine, and a mix of modern and traditional attractions. Here's a guide to help you plan your visit to Hong Kong:
1. Victoria Peak:
Peak Tram: Take a tram to the top for panoramic views of the city and Victoria Harbour.
Sky100: Visit the indoor observation deck for breathtaking views from the International Commerce Centre (ICC).
2. Hong Kong Island:
Central: Explore the financial district, visit Lan Kwai Fong for nightlife, and walk along Hollywood Road.
Man Mo Temple: Experience the atmosphere of this traditional Chinese temple.
3. Kowloon:
Tsim Sha Tsui: Wander along the waterfront, visit Avenue of Stars, and enjoy the Symphony of Lights show.
Nathan Road: A bustling street with shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions.
4. Hong Kong Disneyland:
Enjoy the magic of Disneyland with unique attractions and a touch of Chinese culture.
5. Lantau Island:
Ngong Ping 360: Take a cable car to the Ngong Ping Plateau, home to the Tian Tan Buddha and Po Lin Monastery.
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort: Explore the resort area and enjoy scenic views.
6. Hong Kong Ocean Park:
An amusement park and marine mammal park with thrilling rides and animal exhibits.
7. Wong Tai Sin Temple:
A popular Taoist temple known for its practice of Kau Cim, a method of fortune telling.
8. Stanley Market and Aberdeen:
Explore the markets in Stanley and visit the fishing village of Aberdeen.
9. Hong Kong Museum of History:
Learn about the city's past, culture, and development.
10. Hong Kong Science Museum:
Ideal for families, with interactive exhibits and educational displays.
11. Hong Kong Park:
A serene escape in the heart of the city, featuring gardens, an aviary, and a greenhouse.
12. Street Markets:
Explore vibrant markets such as Temple Street Night Market, Ladies' Market, and Jade Market.
13. Dim Sum and Local Cuisine:
Try traditional Cantonese dim sum, street food, and local specialties like roast duck and egg tarts.
14. Symphony of Lights:
Witness the nightly light and sound show that illuminates the city's skyscrapers.
15. Star Ferry:
Take a ride on the iconic Star Ferry for breathtaking views of the harbor and skyline.
Tips:
Octopus Card: Get an Octopus Card for easy and convenient access to public transportation and various services.
Language: Cantonese and English are widely spoken. Learning a few basic Cantonese phrases can be appreciated.
Public Transportation: Hong Kong has an efficient and extensive public transportation system, including the MTR (subway) and buses.
Hong Kong offers a fascinating blend of East and West, modernity and tradition. Whether you're interested in shopping, culinary delights, or cultural experiences, this vibrant city has something for everyone.
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effyxlabujo · 1 year ago
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Great Wall of China, China Immerse yourself in the captivating allure of China's Great Wall, an iconic symbol of strength, culture, and ancient civilization.
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xoltinuum · 1 year ago
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Heaven's Gate, China
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Escape to a paradise beyond imagination and witness the ethereal magic of Heaven's Gate in China. Explore this hidden gem that will take your breath away.
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cryptonita-grunge · 2 years ago
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Shanghai, China Fall in love with the enchanting blend of old and new in Shanghai, China. From ancient temples to futuristic skyscrapers, this city offers an unforgettable experience for every traveler.
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a-queer-little-wombat · 1 year ago
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Lovely craftsmanship and the outcome is gorgeous.
The number of sets made like this on an annual basis is likely quite small, tho. Which is just as true of similar items made in any other country.
And so, since I've been seeing a huge influx of these types of very staged, very traditional methods and items, very visually aesthetically pleasing and ASMR-generating, very minimal explanation captioning (and always in English), usually from user discoverchina, videos *all* from China and about traditional Chinese methods/items ... every time I see them, I think "this is propaganda".
Yes, they are beautiful and soothing and the items made are beautiful. But also, what is the goal? What do these videos encourage you to think about China? How much do these videos reflect modern China, their manufacturing, their culture, etc?
holy shit is this gorgeous.
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ivandsugar · 19 days ago
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Guizhou Province Elevated Railway Bridge #travel #discoverchina
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.....Over Troubles
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shawn7xu · 2 years ago
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🏮 门东随记 #老门东 #南京 #oldgateeast #nanjing Nanjing's Laomendong, also known as "Old Gate East," is a historic district located in the heart of the city. It was once one of the busiest commercial centers in China and is home to many well-preserved ancient buildings and traditional markets. In addition to its rich history, Laomendong is also known for its bustling street markets, where vendors sell everything from fresh produce to clothing and souvenirs. The area is particularly lively at night, with many street food vendors selling local delicacies such as sesame cakes and fried dumplings. #streetview #streetphoto #streetphotography #travelinchina #travelchina #travelblog #traveladdict #traveller #travellife #china #travel2china #discoverchina #mychinagram #instachina #bell #chinatravel #chinatrip #lantern #night #laomendong (at Nanjing, China) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cqa2uzCJysx/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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yoolia-in-shanghai · 2 years ago
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Jade Buddha Temple at Anyuan Road, Shanghai 📍
Jade Buddha Temple, first built in 1882, is a Buddhist temple serenely situated in the bustling Shanghai. It is famous for the two pieces of Jade Buddha.
Opening hours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, everyday.
Entrance fee: 20 rmb and an extra of 10 rmb to see the buddha statues.
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esirfan · 4 years ago
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The street view of #Lhasa. Red and white potala palace once served as a winter home of the Dalai Lama. Photo via @zbq.hg————————8D7N Lhasa to Everest Base Camp tour is available now!PM us or add Wechat: hichinatravel2015 for booking————————#china #chinatravel #hichinatravel #tour #trip#travel #vacation #visitchina #discoverchina #chinatrips #travelphotography #travelgram #西藏 #tibet #lhasa #potala #palace #citynights #citylife #beautiful #landscape #landscapelovers #instadaily #Lhasa #拉萨 #tibet #西藏 #potalapalace #布达拉宫(在 Lhasa) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTOAh3pIvuw/?utm_medium=tumblr
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sidonius5 · 5 years ago
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discoverevolution · 5 years ago
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this Photograph was taken in Urumqi- China #photojournalist #streetphotography #streetphotographyinternational #photooftheday #nationalgeographic #photodocumentary #china #urumqi #discoverevolutionphotography #discoverchina #discoverurumqi #discoverevolution #instaphoto (at Ürümqi) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDprm36sUmJ/?igshid=a5qvkm8sqnqn
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dynastiemeng · 5 years ago
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Nanjing, Octobre 2019
Lors de la semaine de fête nationale, toute la Chine voyage aux quatre coins du pays. 
Nous nous sommes rendus dans le Hunan connu historiquement pour être la province natale de Mao Zedong, via Nanjing.
Etant débutants sur le territoire chinois et les applications chinoises, nous avions trouvé par chance des places restantes pour cette destination. En effet, nous avions réussi à nous mettre sur une liste d’attente quelconque, sur une quelconque application.
Nous nous sommes d’abord levés très tôt pour être bien à l’avance pour notre train, car nous ne connaissions pas encore ce que signifie le mouvement de foule lorsque toute la Chine voyage. Je dirais même que nous étions un peu trop à l’avance car tout est si bien organisé.
Tchoutchou...(bruit ferroviaire) 
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22 heures de train couchette “dure” depuis Shanghai avec une pause à Nanjing, où la pluie et la foule de nouveau furent au rendez-vous. 
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Nanjing est l’ancienne capitale de la Chine. Il y a beaucoup d’écoles de Médecine Chinoise Traditionnelle et de superbe balades à effectuer, notamment sur le lac en naviguant à l’aide de gros canards jaunes. Au mois d’octobre, c’est la fin de saison des nénuphars en fleurs et les érables sont couleurs automne. 
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A noter que cette fête nationale est marquée par les 70 ans du Parti, alors nous avions l’honneur d’être sollicités pour prendre des photos de ce genre.
TaTacTaToum, TaTacTaToum...(bruit ferroviaire)
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Shooting moment avec notre copine Florence (son nom de scène) dans le wagon restaurant. 
Nous avons beaucoup parlé d’amour et de loisirs avec elle. Elle s’interrogeait notamment sur les différences d’âges dans les couples en prenant pour exemple Emmanuel & Brigitte Macron. Il est de coutume dans les mœurs chinoises que la femme soit plus jeune que son mari. 
De plus, elle pratiquait le Pole Dance et nous montrait nombreuses de ses performances. Les loisirs sont très importants dans la culture chinoise. Depuis tout petits, ils sont inscrits au chant, à la danse, au ping pong... Une des premières questions lorsque vous rencontrez un chinois est : “Ni zuo shenme yundong?”;”Quelles activités pratiques-tu?”. Ils ont beaucoup de centres d’intérêts.
Tougoudoum, Tougoudoum...(bruit ferroviaire)
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