Forums > Living in Kunming > Diarrhea issues Juicy thread.
Depending on residential communities, some would unfortunately skimp on periodic water disinfection.
Property management, which you pay an annual fee to, may post advance bulletin notices to prepare residents of the scheduled shut down of central tw in the compound for disinfection, usually lasting a few hours.
If it helps alleviate your concerns @bub, even just a tad, perhaps reach out to your pm to check if they are on on top it.
Forums > Living in Kunming > GoKunming new features and functionality GoK is in a way the sail carried by the wind. Wind is not created independently, but by the top down pressures and temperatures of its surrounding.
Steering the sail admist the storm requires patience. Comrades have fallen off the dinghy. Some have drifted back on deck. Those remaining are still afloat, adapting to the ever-changing tides.
As Darwin would attest, survival of the fittest isn't necessarily being the smartest, strongest, or fastest... but ones most adaptive to changes in the environment, as the word fit would imply.
Geezer, we're glad you're living the Shawshank Redemption storybook ending.
Forums > Living in Kunming > New MRT Line 4 Opening Official start of Line 5 at 11am tomorrow (6/29).
Forums > Living in Kunming > New MRT Line 4 Opening Line 5 (green line) began trial run today.
Forums > Living in Kunming > New MRT Line 4 Opening Line 5 has been announced to open on June 28 of this month.
China-Laos railway now connecting cities of Kunming and Vientiane
Posted byThe Wall Street Journal currently features the China-Laos Railway on its front page in a special video report:
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This WJS report reveals China's BRI plan to connect SE Asia via this railway. Journalists Nikki Walker and Todd Holmes obviously didn't travel to the border SEZ themselves. This area has been a ghost town with stalled development projects for several years, but may slowly pickup in the future if one is cautiously optimistic.
Four Days in China's Spring City – Rediscovering Kunming
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Actual Himalayan mountain range can be seen in Northwestern Yunnan in volcanic, natural hot-spring cities such as Tengchong. Despite being tail-end, they are still massive.
Four Days in China's Spring City – Rediscovering Kunming
Posted byNice to see the return of travel blog pieces on this site.
Moon and Chalice boutique hotel has turned into a must-visit "打卡" (punch-in time slot) destination for selfie taking tourists who come to Kunming in the past couple of years.
Snapshot: Dali's San Yue Jie
Posted byHigh speed rail tickets from Dali to Lijiang are back online.
Snapshot: Dali's San Yue Jie
Posted byAfter years of closure due to covid, one of Dali's biggest san yue jie festival is officially back in full force, from May 4 and ending May 10. Highest local officials have attended the festivities.
For those travelling by train to Dali, the Dali station is under complete renovations. No. 8 bus (3 yuan) to old town is across the street.
Hai dong train station (aka North Station) will be built in five years and slated to be the biggest train station in Dali.