Reviving this thread to ask: Is this a shop that is open to the public?
I nearly cried when I saw that Laowai Paradise was closed down... but then I started seeing ads for this place on GoK. But it's really unclear if this is only a wholesale store for businesses, or if it's a shop open to the general public. Clarification would be great, please!!!
Girassol, if you are trying to get in contact with people in Kunming International Fellowship, I suggest you simply attend the service, and talk to the people there in person. As long as you are a foreign passport holder, there shouldn't be any problem.
If you are looking for a church for foreigners, there is one, called Kunming International Fellowship, which has Sunday service (in English) at 10 am in the Tailong Hongrui Hotel (泰隆宏瑞饭店) on Chuncheng Lu (春城路).
I'm a bit late to this thread, but if you have enough money to take a couple buses to get down to Dianchi, you can walk across Dianchi for free on Hubin Rd. The view of Xishan is terrific.
I also recommend simply walking along the Panlong River, either north or south of downtown, it's usually got a strip of landscaped/garden-y area on one or both sides and it's a great way to discover the city.
Hey folks... does anyone know the pricing for tickets? Btw, I think that that might be an important piece of information to include in review articles like this!
Reviews
No reviews yet
Cookie Preferences
Please select which types of cookies you are willing to accept:
The temples of Kunming
Posted byShh, don't tell anyone about Xuningsi, it's a secret ; )
Giveaway: Tickets for World of Flowers - The Botanical Art of Zeng Xiaolian
Posted byHey folks... does anyone know the pricing for tickets? Btw, I think that that might be an important piece of information to include in review articles like this!