Some things we’ll remember. . .
We’ve written about some of the highlights of our trip, but there is so much more that we’ll remember
Paul | Christina |
· The beautiful, soft spoken, Chinese women · Cleanliness of the city streets, the improving pollution · How cheap it is; taxi rides $1.50, Four Seasons Hotel $350 for the Executive Suite, $10.00 for two Mao watches! · How easy it was to get around—great signage in English everywhere · A plethora of travel documents; visas, arrival/departure forms, Customs in/out · How well we were taken care of by the various guides in each city—there was nothing they didn’t think of to make the trip hassle free · | · The warm welcome wherever we went · Incredibly great service, especially in · Being a local curiosity—people staring and wanting to take our picture · Dim Sum—especially the variety of dumplings · Dragon fruit, winter dates and so many other new tastes · Bargaining—I’m sure I was usually on the losing end! · Just when I was beginning to get comfortable with ‘Ne hao, ding hao, shay, shay and more, it’s time to leave · Beautiful · The neon lights everywhere! · Incredible architecture – the skylines in all the cities were so unique · Feng Shui – we’ll never look at things the same way again! · The fact that everything has a reason and a story in · Driving the boat on the · The European feeling of · The history everywhere and the pride of the people in each country · The beautiful Silver Whisper and the friends we met on the ship |
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