Indoor gym:
www.gokunming.com/en/listings/item/33814/now_climbing
Outdoor gym:
www.gokunming.com/en/listings/item/33525/tns_climbing_center
Spots outside the city:
www.gokunming.com/[...]
Unfortunately, there is very little in the local news about this. The article that @JanJal shared has been republished verbatim in multiple media outlets, but no other details have been made public.
The edit button is only available until the next person comments on the forum thread, which is a feature intentionally built into the system. Continuously editable forums would be complete anarchy with even less accountability.
@HFCAMPO Thanks for pointing out the bug in the messaging system. It is fixed.
It's still good. Quite good in fact. Extensive menu serving excellent Yunnan specialties in a cool setting. Prices have gone up a bit recently, but so have standards of service and presentation.
I called. They are closed for all of Golden Week (Oct 1-7), and reopen on Oct 8.
No results found.
Passable no-frills Dongbei food including lots of dumplings, tofu, disanxian and other standards. Fair prices too.
A pleasant surprise hiding inconspicuously inside the Second Ring Road. Go for the temple, stay for the lovely forested park and its ample solitude.
Excellent service even when packed and the food is top notch. Great group of owners too.
Had the buffet here recently. A bit expensive but discounts are available for groups. Seafood, including crab, lobster and sushi were all fantastic. European and Chinese dishes were great as well. Beer was included with dinner. Overall, excellent service and food.
Excellent dumplings for omnivores, vegetarians and carnivores. This is a hole in the wall joint with no frills, but the owners are friendly and the dumplings are just right. Five stars if they get higher quality vinegar.
Getting Away: A return to Shaxi
Posted by@walter, both mistakes fixed. Thanks for the heads up.
Resurrecting history in downtown Kunming
Posted by@walter, the pinyin has been corrected, thanks for spotting the mistake.
Myanmar jails scores of Chinese loggers, Beijing incensed
Posted byWell, that didn't last particularly long. President Thein Sein pardoned 7,000 prisoners held in Myanmar, including all of the convicted loggers. They were processed through Burmese immigration today:
www.bangkokpost.com/[...]
Woman dies of bird flu in Yunnan's Shangri-la
Posted byThe source articles are also vague. She was a farmer, but whether or not she worked specifically on a poultry farm or was simply raising fowl herself was not mentioned.
We'll do more digging and add details if they are published.
There is no outbreak.
The Dai stilted house
Posted by@Geogramatt: the confusion with distances from Jinghong to Manjingfa is my mistake. I've changed the article to read "five kilometers" instead of the erroneous 20. Thanks.