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China, one picture per day: Beijing, Great Wall, Xian, Shanghai, Chengdu, Datong, Pinyao, Suzhou, Xiahe, Tibet, Juizhaigou
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Yungang caves or grotes near Datong - China
Author: A. De Cara 2005
Text: This is really interesting – World Heritage List. Located in a rocky wall under a Ming fortress, it is one of the best examples of Buddhist sculpture in China.
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Pingyao, walled city - China
Author: A. De Cara 2005
Text: This city conserves a magnificent wall and numerous buildings of the imperial era – World Heritage List. The red lights give a special charm during the night.
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The Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses of Xian
Author: A. De Cara 2005
Text: The famous terracotta warriors have transformed to this city into visit forced for the tourists in China. Their tourist facilities are a model for receiving tourism of masses.
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Author: A. De Cara 2005
Text: The Great Mosque in Xian is one of the oldest, largest and best-preserved Islamic mosques in China. Its garden is a delight for the walker. Located in the Muslim district, this building is next to the bazaar, with a good selection of gifts.
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Xiahe, the Tibet in Gansu - China
Author: A. De Cara 2005
Text: After almost 24 hours on the way, we reach the Tibetan highland. This small city to 3000 meters high, formed around the famous monastery of Labrang, it breathes a totally Tibetan atmosphere.
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Labrang Monastery - Xiahe - China
Author: A. De Cara 2005
Text: Labrang, monks' procession under the snow. It has begun to snow and the landscape has transformed. It is impressive to see the monks under the snow continuing with their daily tasks. The pilgrims neither cease of arriving and to make rotate the prayer wheels.
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Langmusi, on the border of Sichuan and Gansu. - China
Author: A. De Cara 2005
Text: Today something that will change the plans has happened: I made myself a sprain in the road. The pain is very strong and it prevents me to walk. Next days, I must rest.
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Tibetan monks in Langmusi - China
Author: Eva Moreno
Text: Anything makes us think us to be outside of the Tibet: the landscape is Tibetan, people are Tibetan. Eva will be my eyes and my camera in these days of bed.
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