http://www.travelchina.net.au/ China... The land of fried dumplings, Confucius, and bootleg DVDs en Thu, 18 May 2006 05:13:00 GMT Thu, 18 May 2006 05:13:00 GMT info@travelchina.net.au info@travelchina.net.au http://www.travelchina.net.au/userimages/user1311_1147186265.jpg http://www.travelchina.net.au/ http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-transportation-faq-2/ (Cont from last post) - What if buses are more convenient for me? Buses on the other hand can be a bit of a pain. There are over 150 bus/tram... http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-transportation-faq-2/#comments http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-transportation-faq-2/ Thu, 18 May 2006 05:13:00 GMT http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-transportation-faq-1/ Argh! I'm in Shanghai! What's the first thing to do? Head to the closest Metro station to get yourself one of these: It's called the Shanghai Jiao Tong Card (or... http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-transportation-faq-1/#comments http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-transportation-faq-1/ Tue, 16 May 2006 09:25:00 GMT http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-sights-the-bund-to-pudong-3/ The next tourist hotspot we headed for also proved to be the most relaxing, a walk through Pu Dong's Lu Jia Zui District where the Oriental pearl is located. It... http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-sights-the-bund-to-pudong-3/#comments http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-sights-the-bund-to-pudong-3/ Thu, 11 May 2006 02:57:00 GMT http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-sights-the-bund-to-pudong-2/ (Cont. from last post) After a short meal at one of the over priced restaurants sprinkled along the Promenade, we headed down to the Shanghai Sightseeing Tunnel to cross the... http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-sights-the-bund-to-pudong-2/#comments http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-sights-the-bund-to-pudong-2/ Mon, 08 May 2006 11:24:00 GMT http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-sights-the-bund-to-pudong-1/ In 2006, with a few Japanese and Korean friends, I opened my Shanghai trip with a visit to the Bund, one of the most recognizable architectural symbols of Shanghai. I... http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-sights-the-bund-to-pudong-1/#comments http://www.travelchina.net.au/shanghai-sights-the-bund-to-pudong-1/ Wed, 03 May 2006 06:55:00 GMT http://www.travelchina.net.au/interlude-paradise-in-china-sanya-be/ Hainan Resort"]Sanya, situated in the southern Chinese island of Hainan, had only received much international attention after China had feverishly promoted it as a tourism hot spot by hosting Miss... http://www.travelchina.net.au/interlude-paradise-in-china-sanya-be/#comments http://www.travelchina.net.au/interlude-paradise-in-china-sanya-be/ Tue, 02 May 2006 04:49:00 GMT http://www.travelchina.net.au/travel-shanghai-part-1-first-impressions/ Shanghai's ultra cosmopolitan cityscape, upon first glance, reminds one immediately of Freud. The CBD area, with its abundance of skyscrapers constructed in the most unique of architectural styles, reaffirms man's... http://www.travelchina.net.au/travel-shanghai-part-1-first-impressions/#comments http://www.travelchina.net.au/travel-shanghai-part-1-first-impressions/ Thu, 27 Apr 2006 10:57:00 GMT http://www.travelchina.net.au/all-ur-dim-sims-r-belong-2-us/ Are you: a) A travel buff whose sole purpose in life bears resemblance to that of a migratory bird b) A holiday enthusiast who doesn't have enough money to actually... http://www.travelchina.net.au/all-ur-dim-sims-r-belong-2-us/#comments http://www.travelchina.net.au/all-ur-dim-sims-r-belong-2-us/ Thu, 20 Apr 2006 04:34:00 GMT