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Yunnan – Part Three Posted by on Jan 14, 2012 in Culture

For our last day in Dali, we took the cable car up to the top of Mt. Cangshan, where we hiked along the Cloud Traveler’s Path, admiring the beautiful scenery. Afterwards, we enjoyed a delicious vegetarian meal, and then we made our way back to Kunming.

大理古城 – dà lǐ gǔ chéng
Dali Ancient City

苍山 – cāng shān
Mt. Cangshan

缆车 – lǎn chē
cable car

阴阳 – yīn yáng
ying yang

中和寺 – zhōng hé sì
Zhonghe Temple

玉带路 – yù dài lù
Cloud Traveler’s Path

香 – xiāng
incense

花 – huā
flowers

瀑布 – pù bù
waterfalls

龙眼洞 – lóng yǎn dòng
Dragon Eye Cave

风眼洞 – fēng yǎn dòng
Phoenix Eye Cave

刺铁丝 – cì tiě sī
barbed wire

炒面 – chǎo miàn
fried noodles

洱海 – Ěr hǎi
Ear Lake

跳棋 – tiào qí
Chinese checkers

麻烦 – má fan
trouble

素食菜单 – sù shí cài dān
vegetarian menu

茄子 – qié zi
eggplant

菜花 – cài huā
cauliflower

南瓜汤 – nán guā tāng
pumpkin soup

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About the Author: sasha

Sasha is an English teacher, writer, photographer, and videographer from the great state of Michigan. Upon graduating from Michigan State University, he moved to China and spent 5+ years living, working, studying, and traveling there. He also studied Indonesian Language & Culture in Bali for a year. He and his wife run the travel blog Grateful Gypsies, and they're currently trying the digital nomad lifestyle across Latin America.


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