Thursday, 23 April 2009

From North to South China in 23days!!!

A feast had in the countryside north of Beijing


Ciara on top of the fortifications...

The Epic Great Wall



inside the Forbidden City


Ciara in a chinese dress looking Beautiful




Trying some caligraphy for the first time at the Huling school in Beijing's Hu Tongs


A stunning blossom tree in the ancient mosque of Xi'an


The Terracotta army


for roozies....


The super cute panda in Cheng Du


'Da Fo'

the golden summit's Qianfo Ding, Thousand Buddha Peak.



The magical lake's of emei shan


Some new friends...


The People's Hall in Chong Qing


Feng Du ghost city along the Yangzi river.


The view from our cabin along the Three Gorges cruise.



A farmer hard at work in the rice terraces of Yang shuo.


goodbye till later :)

6 comments:

  1. Wow, the pictures look amazing!!

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  2. hi guys..this is from Joanna .I cant believe you ate that food but the pictures look incredible, you must be having the most wonderful trip. miss you both . Keep updating the blog. we love it ! love and kisses joanna xxx

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  3. it's great to see the picture updates, food look so nice! ahh saliva on the keyboard....
    love the beautiful sites, seems like the weather has been pretty good.
    Look forward to see and hear more about the trip.

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  4. River trips, authentic Chinese food, the Terracotta warriors, pandas...

    Pretty much plan to live vicariously through you two for the next 5 months, hope that's cool.

    Nick
    xx

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  5. Loving the pictures guys... keep em' coming! might i add that Ciara is absolutely stunning in every pic, Omar however... ;) love you both x

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  6. Hey guys,

    loving the pics and keep them coming. Ciara - I am loving the Chinese dress, beautiful. Met any any more Lyngs on your travels? Hope you are enjoying the next stop on your trip and can't wait to hear more. Miss you and speak soon xx lots of love from a gloomy England! xx Becky x

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