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Dunhuang and Xian, China Travel


Last stop to Dunhuang and Xian. 2 friends left and 5 of us continued on trip….

This entry was posted on quarta-feira, julho 7th, 2010 at 1:36 and is filed under Asia. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

14 Responses to “Dunhuang and Xian, China Travel”

  1. @waynehyl it will take a life time to visit China historic sites.

  2. Albacorewing on julho 7th, 2010 at 2:31

    There is a Japanese movie set in this town. The Japanese made it for their 1986 film called The Silk Road.

  3. 20MiSSiOXSt on julho 7th, 2010 at 3:16

    me gustaria saber que dice la cancion

  4. very nice music, i like it 5*

  5. if you want see original great wall, ok.
    but it’s very danger, and it’s very hard to arrive there.
    we called them “wild great wall”, some people are fond of climbing them, but a little of them dead.

  6. diuleeseafood on julho 7th, 2010 at 4:43

    i think some of the heritage sites in china are fake like the great wall. people say it was acutally rebuilt ten yrs ago.

  7. China is abudant of heritage sites! for those who love to visit heritage site, should visit Angkor Wat (Cambodia), Borobodur (Indonesia), Sukhothai & Ayuthaya (Thailand), Bagan (Myanmar), Taxila (Pakistan but unsafe now for foreigners).

  8. For those of you interested, I saw a documentary series on the Silk Road on TLC years ago. You should check it out on DVD. There was one episode dedicated to this area of China and the Mogao Caves. Very secluded, ancient and mysterious place, just one of many in China. I’m not Chinese but I’m fascinated by this beautiful and unique culture we have on this planet, they are so diverse, intelligent and prolific.

  9. XD The song is EXtremely old…it sounds funny
    Nice video though!

  10. Very funny song. Whats the name of it?
    Nice travel by the way.

  11. Well done! I love historical sites, and which China has in abundance. I am always proud that my ancestors came from China. Also proud to say Chinese blood is running in me.

  12. poetaster11 on julho 7th, 2010 at 7:34

    Very nice

  13. mlckiwigirl on julho 7th, 2010 at 7:57

    It was great to see these images of China, as I know so little of the physical land. This film has left me feeling inspired to visit your great country.

  14. Thanks for sharing your photos. China is a diverse and beautiful country and you put this clip together well.

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