Shunli Shanhai Hotel
2 South Xin Chong Road , Chongming, Shanghai, 200085, China
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THE SHANHAI PASS
by alyf1961
There is a Chinese saying, “he who has not been to the great wall is not a true man”. The Shanhaiguan pass connects northern China to north-eastern China.
The First Pass under Heaven is actually the east tower of the Shanhai Pass, called Zhendong Tower. It is 13.7 meters (44.95 feet) high with two floors.
The tower has an inscribed board, which hangs horizontally above the gate. It is over 5.3 yards long and 4.9 feet high. Five characters boldly stand out - 'Tian Xia Di Yi Guan' (The First Pass under Heaven). These characters were inscribed in 1920 by imitating the handwriting of Xiao Xian who passed the highest imperial civil service examination in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644).
Beijing-Great Wall of China pt1
by mad4travel
There are a number of places you can travel to from Beijing to see the wall. Predictably, the part nearest to Beijing at Badailing is the most manicured and crowded. I went to Simitai which is further away and much more rugged.
The Great Wall which most tourists visit today was built during the Ming Dynasty, starting around the year 1368 and lasting till around 1640. The Government ordered people to work on it with great loss of life. It has been calculated that over 8 million people died working on it, the equivalent of 1 person per metre!
The Great Wall starts on the eastern end at Shanhai Pass, near Qinhuangdao, in Hebei Province, next to Bohai Gulf. Spanning nine provinces and 100 counties, the final 500 km have all but turned to rubble, and today it ends on the western end at the historic site of Jiayuguan Pass located in northwest Gansu Province at the limit of the Gobi Desert and the oases of the Silk Road.
The part of the wall I visited was at Simitai, two hours drive from Beijing. The area is quite mountainous and the wall is perched on the mountain ridge snaking off into the disctance. You can walk up or take a cable car and funicular railway about 4/5ths of the way up and then walk. It is very steep and in the hot and humid weather also pretty exhausting, but worth it!
Great Wall Map
by o00o
"Great Wall Map"
The map shows the Wall running from Jiayu Pass of Gansu Province to Shanhai Pass of Hebei Province. Representative sections of the Great Wall built in Ming times are situated near Shanhai Pass, Gubeikou and Juyong Pass.
2 trips to China
by sakurita
Canton
Shanhai
Comments, trips ideas, routes and adventures are listed HERE.
There are so many pictures we couldn't upload them all. The entire photo gallery is http://masato-sakurako.com.
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please help
by swe72
Hi
any body know about cheap hotel/ hostel/gueshouse around (100 RMB) /day in shanhai city central location? please let me know
i am comming in auguest i do not have much money .i will stay only 5 days.for my personal case.
please help me
Overnight train from Beijing-Shanghai & Shanghai-Hong kong
by Darren2904
Hey there,
Would anyone be able to give me information on overnight trains(Cost,times etc) from Beijing to Shanghai & Shanghai to Hong kong.How hard is it to sleep on these trains.How long would these journeys be? Do you need to book long in advance?
Any help on this would be much appreciated
Re: Overnight train from Beijing-Shanghai & Shanghai-Hong kong
by heywinks
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Re: Overnight train from Beijing-Shanghai & Shanghai-Hong kong
by clicky26
yes!u have to book early for the Shanhai-HongKong train.we tried to book two days before going to hong kong and it was full. so alternatively, we took express bus with bed provided.quite uncomfortable since all u can do is just read and sleep .anyway..book the train for the next destinantion as soon as you arrive.
Food in Shanghai!
by Hoytie
I will be visiting Shanghai in September. I have stomach issues and must only eat simple rice dishes with or without vegetables. I cannot have any oily dishes and dishes with heavy sauces. Can anyone recommend restaurants and eating establishments that serve simple food? Thank you.
Re: Food in Shanghai!
by meggy88
Food in Shanhai is not oily, and I think that most restaurants will serve rice so you should not have any problems. You should try a steamboat where you can cook your own food in a big pot of simmering garlicky chicken stock, you can chose from meat to veggies to noodles and is very easy on the stomach.
Re: Food in Shanghai!
by ellyse
Without any oil? That would be almost impossible unless you're sticking to fruits and Western-style vegetable salads.
I would suggest that you try Element Fresh (http://www.elementfresh.com) and Jujube Tree aka Vegetarian Lifestyle (http://www.jujubetree.com). I also have write-ups about these 2 places on my Shanghai Restaurants travel page: http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/1d57/5be/2/
Actually, Shanghainese food is very "saucy" and also rather oily. Wonder why the previous poster didn't think so.
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