About an hour and a half out of Nanning is Yang Mei, known as the ancient town of Nanning (
http://www.chinahighlights.com/nanning/attraction/yangmei-amcient-town.htm).
To get there, you travel through lush countryside and rural areas. I went there with some Chinese friends who tell me that this is what most of China, outside of big cities, is like.
Yang Mei has an abundance of fruit trees and natural produce.
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pomegranate tree |
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drying rice and peanuts |
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vats for fermenting pijiu (rice wine) |
The town is very picturesque and traditional.
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carrying goods up the hill |
It is mostly known for its preserved buildings dating back to the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
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entrance to a preserved home |
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inside a preserved home |
We had a very relaxing day there, with a superb lunch cooked with local produce of fish, starfruit, dragoneye fruit and other delicacies.
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local crab |
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Jing, Troy, Lining, Mike |
Ha A, het wordt tijd dat ik je kom bezoeken.
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Volgend voorjaar misschien????
Liefs Ninky
Ninky comes first to us on the boat, next week, in Greece; but she loves to travel, so keep some dates free for my sis.
ReplyDeletePS The crabs look real small. Are they good?
Looks great! How's the Chinese coming along?
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