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People i met here, who contributed to and improved my trip: Julia (Russia)   I had a restless night aboard the train, waking up at constant intervals. I was petrified someone would try and steal my day bag and had nowhere to put it other than next to my head, which really didn't leave me much room to get comfortable. It was also a problem to get a good temperature, as their thick blankets were making me sweat, but without them it was too cold. So even though it was before 06.00 when i ...

A China está bem preparada para os Jogos Olímpicos. Já passei por pelo menos 3 estádios novos. Aqui estão as fotos:

4 months in Tianjin...

Had been on a short Work trip to Tianjin in china the 3rd biggest city aparently, not to much on the front of touristy thingy but this aparently changed not to long ago since it is part of the olympic city's. The best thing of course  in tianjin with out any dought is the food!! how amazing - people life 4 food you can see them sitting all night even in the cold out site and having food on the road side. Some of it or some people still miss whestern food which is hard to understand esp...

Este foi o dia em que finalmente me encaminhei para o país que durante muito tempo teve protagonismo nos meus sonhos - o Japão. Eu e a Rute apanhamos um barco que partiu da nossa cidade, Tianjin, e levou mais de dois dias a chegar ao porto de Kobe. O relato desta viagem faço-o num blog à parte, dedicado inteiramente a esta viagem ao Japão :)

When people ask me to go to the Great Wall and the Forbidden City and all that good stuffs in BJ, I am weary because to be hoenst, these really touristy sites do not deserve my third visit. However, this time, I can't even describe how GLAD i am to go on this trip. Definitely once in a lifetime experience even though Jeremy & Faye & Steven have been on the Wall several times already. Just got back from the 黄崖关 of the Great Wall, in TianJing. The BJ ward organized this overnight...

Dia 21 eu e a Tito metemo-nos no barco de Tianjin para Kobe. Chamava-se Yanjing. Marcámos para a camarata mais barata (21 pessoas), mas tivemos sorte, uma vez que só estavam lá mais três mulheres. A viagem demorou 2 dias, mas tudo para ir para o Japão. O barco tinha O-furo (casa de banho japonesa – lavamo-nos e depois vamos para uma banheira de água quente relaxar) e sauna.

There's probably lots to do in Tianjin, but I needed to get to Beijing. While looking for the train station in Tanggu, we (Brian, the other guy and me) accidentally got on the bus to Tiajin. On the bus we met the lady who would help us (the other guy and me) to get to Beijing. It was a very good thing that we found this lady because it would have taken us ages to navigate through the street of Taijin to get from where the bus left us to the train station. Not to mention the fact that ...

Though it's hard to imagine how your tour in China is gonna be like, I believe that would be a mysterious and challenging trip. You're welcome.

We got on the ferry from Inchon, South Korea to Tianjin, China at 5pm and were supposed to leave the port at 7pm.  They were still loading crates at 8pm and they were saying things over the intercom.  Of course we didn't understand anything.  Well it seemed like forever before we actually left and we still have no idea why.  I watched the Germany soccer match at midnight that ended with Germany winning on penalty kicks at 3am.  Then, the boat finally left at 3am. ...

Visita ao Japão em 10 dias - Quioto, Tóquio, Kamakura, Akita e (de passagem) Osaka.

Tianjin, Beijing and Shanghai

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In 2000 I started to travel around the EurAzian continent. Not in one vacation ofcourse, there is work waiting for me at home, but in leg of 6 weeks. Every journey is about 3000 km long.

Driver picked me up at my hotel at 6AM.  Then drove to pick up my friend at her home to go to the airport.  We flew from Tianjin to Shanghai.  At the Shanghai Pudong Airport, we saw the most stunning sunrise ever.  For me it’s not everyday I get to see a sunrise or sunset and I doubt most people see much of it at all in their entire lifetime.   When you do, you just try to remember the moment and appreciate the beauty of mother nature.  From Shanghai...