@ Tin-tin: Medyo mura pamasahe sa China kasi the government controls the prices of oil.

@ Gypsy: I don’t think they served coke last time. I only remembered some coffee, juice and milk.

@ Tina: Hi, there is still some Travel Tax in China, maliit lang talaga fares nila at times. But when you buy from outside , medyo mahal.

@ Karla: The bathroom is fairly clean with a western type toilet. Yep. You pronounced it right. As for romantic, the place honestly didn’t appeal much to me. It’s ok, but not on my want to live places actually.

@ BertN: It took some months before this trip actually materialized and I credit my friend for doig the research on this. Really? I’m still not comfortable sharing taxis with strangers though.

@ BW: That HotPot is indeed very goog. I wonder where I could find one here in Manila.

@ Bingskee: The room was shot early afternoon. But yes, it’s well illuminated as well.

@ Kyels: Yep, the room does look nice. Its actually very good fo its price.

@ Photocache: I agree. Sometimes popular destination is moe pricey. It’s a total of 11 days for the whole trip.

@ Shoshana: Thanks! It’s actually what I want my readers to feel with this blog. Traveling along side me.

@ Cedsaid: Hehe. Really enjoyed that game. One game that really creeped me a lot.

@ Rayts: Haha. Yeah. As much as possible I take a lot of photos to document my trip. Buti na lang yung kasama ko ganung din para di lang ako ang medy mukhang iba.

@ Lagalog: Thanks! Yeah changed my sig, just some little things to look forward too. I’m planning a new layout very soon.

@ Nina: Wah talaga?! Di gumagamit ng dishwashing?!! Haha. Di ko napansin yun. Yeah. It’ll a lot easier if you have someone who can speak the language who’ll acompany you.

@ Sidney: Didn’t had much chance to shoot the river, besides it’s so foggy I couldn’t see much of it at that time.

nice pictures..