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John195123 Says: Also called Xiangxing Rongshu, this Tree Shaped Banyan Tree (no, that's not a typo) looks nothing like an elephant, especially with all the other trees and buildings crowding around it.Two images.
John195123 Says: Jinuo is about 20km southeast of Mengyang. It's a minority village that's been culturally leveled and rebuilt as a tourist village to show tourists what real (not quite) Jinuo minority life is like. For the happy (read: staggering) price of 130 yuan, you, too, can accompany...
No name: Street Vendors: Tamarind, Ginger and Melons
John195123 Says: These places just sell the raw article, nothing cooked. They look fresh!Three images.
No name: Street Food: Shaokao and Fish Heads
John195123 Says: It was a little hard to tell what the real price was. I think we paid 5 yuan, but it seemed like someone else paid less. Anyway, the food was good. Really greasy, but well worth it, you'll be happier with a spoon than just your fingers. Shaokao is meat, grease and...
John195123 Says: The legend of the Yutz is not very well known, nor is it widespread. But, here he is. This guy asked me to take a photo of him and then give him money. Ha!
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These places just sell the raw article, nothing cooked. They look fresh!Three images.
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Aside from some good food and a banyan tree not at all shaped like an elephant (what are they smoking) Menglan has little, if nothing, to do. It is, however, a center for local minorities, namely the...
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