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New rabies guidelines!
Posted byAnyone know how far Mouding County is west of Kunming center-city?
More swimming options around Kunming
Posted byPlease where is exactly the just hotel
Has anyone tried the Bank Hotel Swimming pool ?
Thanks
UNESCO to de-list Yunnan heritage site?
Posted byecotourism by chinese government, i m impatient ! Like what they make in Dali ;-P
Yunnan moves toward greater integration with Vietnam
Posted byCan someone please give an update on any news or progress on the Kunming-Hanoi railway reconstruction. The last official news on the web seems to date from late 2004, over 3 years ago! Is it underway or completely stalled? I notice they are building a 400km freeway which is probably taking all Yunnan's infrastructure budget!
China, Australia to battle for World Cup playing rights in Kunming
Posted byNone of the articles I found about the game talk about where to buy tix. As the match is more than two-and-a-half months away it may be a while before they go on sale. If anyone learns of where to buy tix/how much they cost, please let us know.
China, Australia to battle for World Cup playing rights in Kunming
Posted byyeah but where do you buy tickets? :P
Kunming bans car horns downtown
Posted byHas anybody told this to the busdrivers?
Major Kunming traffic arteries converted to one-way roads
Posted byWith 300 new cars being added to the roads of Kunming daily, this will only be a temporary solution. In the long term, improvements in public transportation (like we have seen in Bangkok with their new subway system and tramway system) would do much more to improve the traffic situation in Kunming. High taxes on the people buying cars (and polluting the environment/contributing to global warming) and catalytic converters to halt the pollution coming from automobiles might also be a solution for keeping the city of Kunming clean and green in the near future. Then it might even be a good idea to market the city as the cleanest and greenest in China. Just because China is a developing country doesn't mean that they can't develop "Smart."
Kunming bans car horns downtown
Posted byI heard it works in Yuxi, an hour away from here. I've also heard that a no-horn rule was implemented quickly and effectively in Nanning a few years back.
Kunming bans car horns downtown
Posted byThis would be great if it were eventually enforced. Does anyone know if regulations like this have worked in other cities?
Major Kunming traffic arteries converted to one-way roads
Posted byit's damn annoying trying to get back to the top end of xuefu lu from town after the change.
now i have to go up the crowded 121 dajie right up to kunsha lu, way further than necessary, and through many more lights, before doubling back up hongshan bei lu.
therefore, for me at least, the changes are bad bad bad!
Kunming bans car horns downtown
Posted byComment? Oh, the extreme temptation is temporarily beaten down.
'It looks like a city of science'
Posted byHi JinFeiBao, may i ask you how much you spent in such an expedition & how long you took?
Results: Best of Kunming 2007
Posted bythe forum thread Bernie writes of is here: www.gokunming.com/en/forums/show_thread.php?thread_id=381
Results: Best of Kunming 2007
Posted byMmmm, the Forum article seems to have been cut -- I wonder what is wrong with describing the Heavenly Manna restaurant as, not, the best Chinese restaurant in Kunming? Good (so, it's said) but not the best.