I think you should be able to get something that fits that description quite easily, but the second hand car situation in China is rather questionable...do you need an automatic?
this site might help as well
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Haseman is right...contact Aluo whose information can be found in Lonely Planet, the hike is from Dimaluo to Deqin
howd you break your hand?
Yeah, tons of opportunities. Probably 4-5 nights a week with open mics and lots of people who would be willing to start a band as long as theres a good vibe with the music. In terms of DJing, I think theres alot of opportunities there as well. I DJ when I get the chance and although I am far from perfect, people tend to care more about being able to hear danceable music than an error free DJ. (thank god) So yeah, while alot of people say the music scene here isn't so hot, I tend to disagree. just be open and have fun....that's whats its all about.
Pipa are appearing as well recently. They are the Orange colored ones that have a short branch still attatched and taste marvelous
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สวัสดี ครับ! Went there for the first time today and had the Red Curry and a Thai milk tea. Twas awesome and definitely worth a visit for those who are craving authentic Thai flavor.
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Lost Garden's kitchen has became a Saratrical masterpiece! Great tea just the way it should be made, combined with tangy and titilating specialties from the south of the US, South of the border, and beyond! Rooftop is Kunmings top place to catch some rays and chill out with a book or some buddies and booze. Look forward to menu expansion and much love to the mastermind chef in the Kitchen!
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Sir Chibbles is right! Sal's keeps on rockin year in and year out. Pumpkin soup with a jalapeño is king for killin those winter blues!
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Revolutionary in the grand scheme of food options for health nuts and herbivores in Kunming. From some spicy fresh spring rolls to rockin' lentil curries, a great option for anyone who likes healthy and unique!
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After somewhat of an 'As You Like' hiatus, caused by work and life in general, I was lucky enough to find some time for a latte and a mushroom and cream calzone at lunch today. The place has continued to improve in both the categories of taste and general quality. Those who haven't been, I would say it is in your best interest to make an effort to find the place and if you are in the Wenlinjie/wenhuaxiang area, you'll discover its right under your nose. Great place to chill, relax, and get away from the traffic, noise, and distractions that Kunming brings your way.
Homebrewed beer just outside of Kunming
Posted byThat's a suspicious looking potted plant in the sixth photo.......Good article, I'll have to make my way there sooner or later.
Bear attacks increasing in northeast Yunnan
Posted byYou obviously know little to nothing about the Asian Black Bear, so let me fill you in, Matt from Georgia.
The Asian Black Bear is not only found in Zhaotong, but in many parts of Asia, including, but not limited to, the Indian Subcontinent, Taiwan, Korea, northeastern China, the Russian far east and the Honshū and Shikoku islands of Japan. While being similar to the Brown Bears that you Georgians can relate to, the Asian Black Bear interestingly is more lightly built with slender limbs. While being naturally diurnal, (not relating to one's bathroom habits) in places populated by humans they tend to be more nocturnal. Most importantly, they are characterized by the white V-shape on their chest.
Read more books, Matt from Georgia, and you might be able to learn more about this and other mammals native to Yunnan Province.
Yunnan's alcoholic green fairy
Posted byI think in coordnation with this story, GoKM should have a special 杨林肥酒 night at a nightspot of their choice. I think it could go well.....and end horribly.
Getting Away: Tiger Leaping Gorge
Posted byyour best bet would probably be to start from the qiaotou side and do the 26 bends in the beginning...it is a tough hike, but what would probably be best for your mum is to let her hop on a horse until you get to the top. From there it is pretty level and not too tough. Then depending on your pace, you could stay at the tea horse guesthouse which is the first one you will come across, or the halfway house, which is probably around 30-60 minutes from tea horse depending on your pace. both guesthouses have amazing scenery to be viewed from your hotel room
Li Ping fundraiser
Posted byAlso, big thanks to you Colin, as well as everyone else involved and who attended to make an event that wont be forgotten anytime soon. I would also like to send thanks to Foca Loca art studio for their time, and although the event being stopped by 'the man' cut our auction short, all paintings will be available for purchase at slice of heaven, with all proceeds going to Liping.
Furthermore, I hope that yesterdays festival is just the tip of the iceberg with these sort of art/music/charity events. If anyone has any ideas or any interest in volunteering to help plan these events in the future, send me an email at seanweatherall@yahoo.com and we can start planning to the next big event. Thanks Kunming for being awesome.