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A pictorial guide to GuiZhou 贵州 provinceGuiZhou lies in south China, just north of GuangXi province.
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60 kilometers north of LiJiang in south west China.
The gorge is about 15 kilometers long and passes the 5,600m high Jade Dragon Snow Mountain.
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Bonus film - SongKou Town of FuZhou ...
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Take a gentle sail through beautifully lit TianJin ...
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Traditional Chinese Erhu plays 'Rain in JiangNan' 雨碎江南 二胡版 ...
Bonus film - 'Birdsong in hollow valley' in Chinese court music style 宫廷雅乐风 宋代装束 秦时明月 ...
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An hour or so north of Beijing.
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With Redacted and Whitney Webb.
Who is really the string puller in the West, and what are they up to. The plan for neo-feudalism ...
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Tiger Leaping Gorge (虎跳峡 / HǔTiào Xiá) is a beautiful canyon on the JinSha River, a primary tributary of the upper YangTse River. It lies about 60 kilometers (38 miles) north of LiJiang in YunNan province, south west China and is part of the 'Three Parallel Rivers of Yunnan' UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Tiger Leaping Gorge is around 15 kilometers (9 miles) in length and passes between Jade Dragon Snow Mountain and Haba Snow Mountain in a series of rapids below towering 2,000 meter (6,600 feet) cliffs.
This film shows part of the lower trail and the spot where legend says a tiger jumped the rapids at their narrowest point (some 20 plus meters).
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XiShuangBanNa located in the south of YunNan province, south China, is a charming international eco-tourism resort on the reaches of the Mekong river (known as the LanCang river in China), bordering with Laos and Myanmar, and adjacent to Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia.
Esteemed for its captivating tropical landscapes and exotic cultures of the 13 native minorities, this land is home to China's largest tropical rainforest and abundant biological resources, and the Dai Water Splashing Festival (which lasts for three days from April 13 to 15).
The Six Famous Tea Mountains region, 六大茶山 (Liù Dà Chá Shān) produce some of the most highly regarded Pu-Er tea.
There are daily flights from KunMing, DaLi and ChengDu.
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昆明~石林…奇峰異石
Approximately 90 km (55 miles) from the provincial capital of YunNan, KunMing.
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