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Reviews: Museum Island
Guest User2014-09-16
Tiantangzhai, formerly known as "Hengshan" and "Duoyunshan," was renamed "Tiantangzhai" after the Yuan Dynasty. It is located at the junction of Luotian and Yingshan counties in Hubei Province and Jinzhai County in Anhui Province. The rock formations of Tiantangzhai are exquisitely sculpted by nature, ever-changing and shrouded in mist. Baima Peak is majestic, Longjian Peak resembles a dinosaur, Shengguajian Peak is mysterious and unpredictable, and the shapes of Xianren Cave and Songtao Stone are lifelike and fascinating. It is the second highest peak in the Dabie Mountains and was historically known as "the first pass in the southeast of Wu and Chu."
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Reviews: Cologne Cathedral
Guest User2014-06-22
I first saw the Xin'anjiang Dam on a cigarette pack when I was in elementary school. This time, I took my son to see it in person, fulfilling my own dream and letting him appreciate the scenery while learning about power generation. It was worth it!
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Reviews: Cologne Chocolate Museum
Guest User2013-05-12
Accommodation: Since it was my first time in Beijing, I researched the locations of three hotels beforehand (but they actually arranged a newly opened, unrated hotel; the only redeeming feature was a new computer with internet access). Because the hotel was far from the city center, I tried the Beijing subway's 2-yuan "travel the world" discount. Food: So-so. The group meals cost 20 yuan, so I had to cover the rest myself (but the hotel was in the suburbs, so finding a place to eat wasn't convenient). Transportation: Okay, but the tour guide didn't explain much, so we had to sit in different seats each time. Sightseeing: We squeezed in so much time (it turned out the tour guide was being kind, squeezing in most of the day for an extra activity – a trip to Tianjin, 320 yuan per person). They didn't visit any of the many attractions in Beijing, and the Tianjin trip included free attractions.