Living today don’t think about tomorow

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Nightlife, Fontainshow & Birdmarket Xian

When you visit Xian a nice way option is to visit the Birdmarket in Muslim area. There are a lot of people selling stuff. You’ll see the weardest things like pills and even granates.

Xian to Hua Shan mountain and plankwalk

Named as World’s Most Dangerous Hiking Trail

Last days I spend wit two Swedish guys on Hua Shan mountain near Xian. We took the train early and walked up the mountain to the West Peak. On that point we booked a hostel an visit the real West Peak. The hostel was hard to sleep very cold and hard beds. At 4.30 we climbed via the central Peak to the East Peak to see the sunrise. It was cloudy so the sunset was nog that beautiful as we hoped. But after the sunset we tried the plankwalk. Thats a awesome expirience! Walk on plank with nothing beneath. We did the full round to see the other peaks. Now we are tired of the thousands of stairsteps and ready to grap a deserved beer at the hostel!

Online storage to keep your photo’s save

When you’re traveling you can lose your phone or camera and all your pictures are gone. You can save that problem and upload your photo’s while you’re traveling an store them in the cloud so they are always save.

Ahe good service to use is MEGA. You can use 50GB of online storage for free!
You can easy upload your photo’s using the app on your phone or the website for your camera.

Go for a free account to Mega.co.nz

Walking and sightseeing Xian

After a week of tours and sightseeing yesterday it was a day to chill. Went with my roommates to the trainstation to buy a ticket eated some new streetfood walked trough Xian to see the birdmarket. For lunch we tried another local restaurant. I like the dumplings! Mike learned me some Chinese words so now I can order beers count a little and say beauty. Thats always good to know 😉 Today slept till 11.00 so thats nice I think I needed some sleep.

Chinese is very difficult because of the tone differences.

If you want a quantity of it you have to put ger behind it.

Tip: Free Wifi in China

When you need wifi just try some networks you can find and use the password: 88888888 Eight is a lucky number in China. My second network was directly working

See the terracotta warriors near Xi’an

Because of the beers last night this morning a had a few terracotta warriors in my head who hammered my head so I had to bring them back 😉 From Xi’an we took the subway and bus to get there. It’s amazing to see how many of them there are and all with different clothes and faces. Back in Xi’an we eated at a local restaurant. 35 rmb a person, tried some streetfood, fruit and took a electric tuk tuk to the hostel.