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Voltaire: All images have been processed with Lightroom only, although the top image also has seen a mild treatment with PS's built-in HDR processer.
With good light and the help of techniques to 'increase' the dynamic range you can quite easily get very dramatic images of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain.
LaoQingwa: I took the photos over three separate trips. Most of the pictures were shot in October while a few pictures that show a calmer Jinsha river were shot in March instead.
Perhaps worth adding to the site, if you think their cause is worthwhile. I'd be curious to know how different the languages are and how far removed they are physically.
Great find, abcdabcd. Here's a direct link to the Zaiwa language:
www.endangeredlanguages.com/lang/zkr
Perhaps something Dr Anton Lustig would be interested in contributing to.
The article has been updated with the dates for Tusheng Shiguan and Lost Garden Restaurant.
Thank you, chris, dtedheshi.
The issue should be resolved. On most combinations of operating system and browser the spacing was fine, but on a few the contact link didn't fit and would disappear.
Thanks tigertiger for pointing this out.
@rejected_goods: As you can see BillDan's zero star review of Cacao still stands. We only delete reviews when we believe they are fake. The forum guidelines, however, are different.
Of course, zero star ratings should be reserved for those places one believes to the worst possible venues one could possibly imagine. Such reviews I imagine would include consideration of service level and quality of products and decoration, depending on what type of venue it is. Finally, as all things are relative, it would make sense to rate these different aspects based on the local contextual environment and not on one that most other site users are not familiar with.
Thank you for the helpful reference, zlif23.
The guidelines clearly read that one should stay on topic. Replying to threads that are several years old only makes sense if they are still relevant, which the one in question was not. We would like to ask everyone to keep in mind not to derail threads and keep the discussion relevant to other site users as well.
Please remember that you are a guest on this website, in this city and in this country. All of these three have their own regulations.
We posted an article earlier today with information on the earthquake in Eryuan County:
www.gokunming.com/[...]
Recently had two massages here – they're good if you ask them to go a bit softer on you. Also had a cupping (火罐) treatment which didn't do much for me at the time, but I've heard very good things about when done more frequently. A one-hour massage followed by another 15 minutes for the cupping cost 60 yuan altogether.
As mentioned before, they also still do foot massage.
Four stars thanks to friendliness and good value.
Still, after so many years, one of the best bars in town. Drinks are extremely reasonably prices compared to similar bars in Kunming, the place is spacious and well laid out and easily one of the best stages for live performances in Kunming.
Had dinner there a few days ago and as always very impressed with the Chinese food.
If the mix drinks would be a bit stronger and ventilation better the venue would easily get 5 stars.
A legend indeed.
Great cafe on the walking street at Zhengyi Fang. Went there on a sunny day (plenty of days at the moment) and the place is bright, spacious, well designed and with an outside seating area.
Lovely place to have a break if you're in the area of the Bird and Flower Market.
Was here again last night and had a great meal as usually. Easily one of my favourite restaurants in town. Definite recommendations include any variation of their stir-fried rice-cake (饵块, erkuai) and tofu skin (腐竹, fuzhu) dishes.
Greatly appreciated as well are their efforts to serve clean, organic food.
Just extended my two-year membership with another two years for 1550 yuan. Seems to still be one of the cheaper options around town.
Not the cleanest dressing-rooms and showers, but it's conveniently located, there's plenty of machines and free weights and I always get in a good workout. Tons of cardio equipment as well, although they miss out on a rowing machine.
It seems they have lots of dance and yoga classes, spinning, etc, but never tried myself.
Overall a fine option. I believe one year will cost you 1050 yuan at the time of writing.
Thursday, May 23
Live Metal: with Beijing band LR (左右), with guest band from Kunming Kouxian (扣弦), 8:30pm, advanced tickets 50 yuan, 60 yuan at the door
Gin or vodka cocktails on special all day: 10 yuan for singles/20 yuan for doubles
Weekend Warm-up Party: With DJ 电麻子, 10:30pm, free entry
Tarot evening for French speakers and Scrabble for English speakers; 20% off import beers and no game fee, 7pm
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