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Favorite thing: When you venture into the heart of Tunxi, if you are Chinese, you'll realise what I'm trying to say. If not, don't bother.

Remember those sword-fighting movies or tv serials you watched when you were a little boy or girl? Remember those streets where the swordmen would take a rest & sip their tea? Well, walking around in Tunxi give you a sense of what being in a movie is like.

It's strange in some ways, because those people are not dressed like in the olden days, yet, the architecture & the ambience resembled that. & then you'll keep looking up to see if some beauty would appear!
Just a very strange experience ...

Updated Jun 7, 2004

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Favorite thing: Tunxi is not where most foreigners will venture on their first trips to China. It's nothing like Shanghai, Beijing, Nanjing or the West Lakes. It's not Tibet, Urumqi or Chengdu.

In fact, most people won't be venturing here unless they are on their way to Huangshan.

Hence, this is also one place where you have a lot of chance to mingle with the locals. But first, you've to learn to speak Mandarin. Forget about English, I don't think anyone on the streets speak that. You'll have some luck in antique shops though ;-)

Updated Jun 7, 2004

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Favorite thing: Tunxi has many restaurants & side street vendors. This is one of those place where you'll never go hungry.

Try sampling the local foods, it's really one of the very pleasure of traveling in China.

Updated Jun 7, 2004

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Sharrie's Tunxi Old Street

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 TUNXI is the little town at the foot of Huangshan. It's a place I visited without agenda. After hiking 3 days in Huangshan & spending some time at its foot, I've some time left before my flight at... 

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Where to spend your last night visiting Huangshan

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 Tunxi has one of the best antique markets I've seen in China. There are some real good bargains to be found here. If you know your stuff you can even find valuable cultural relics that shouldn't even... 

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Tunxi - Gateway to Huangshan

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 Tunxi is the major gateway to the famous Huangshan. 

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 This is the base where all traffic passes to HuangShan. Tunxi is a city steep in history. The 400year street is preserved as a tourist precinct. 

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Tom1971's new TunXi page

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 Tunxi is a small town near to the Huangshan Mountains. It has an interesting central attraction, 'Ancient Street', a long street full of interesting old buildings and shops, an airport and at least...... 

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