Dalian Travel Reviews

Nov 7, 2006 02:11

just want to say, I just returned from a trip to Qindago and it was just perfect. Everything from the flight to all transfers in all airports. As far as going thru customs or dealing with any of the people, all of them were just as nice as you could have wanted. I found the English language useless ... Details

Oct 15, 2006 10:10

The channel of Dalian's dried-up Malan River runs right through the city, serving as a potent reminder that this was once a town with plentiful resources and a perfect natural environment. But Dalian has come to that point of development where things could go either way - as the population increases, ... Details

Jan 17, 2006 06:01

***This is the second and final part of a small retrospective series on Dalian. I lived in Dalian for two years, during which time many changes occurred. Dalian is now a thriving, modern city with many exciting attractions. However, the first time I visited, all those attractions were under construction, ... Details

Jan 12, 2006 11:01

***I lived in Dalian for two years, during which time many changes occurred. Dalian is now a thriving, modern city with many exciting attractions. However, the first time I visited, all those attractions were under construction, and Dalian was under a special period of transition. This is the story ... Details

Dec 8, 2005 09:12

Zhuanghe isn’t one of China’s most renowned destinations and rarely finds its way onto any traveller’s itinerary. A typical smaller-sized city in Dalian Prefecture, Liaoning, it’s a small collection of apartment buildings in an otherwise sprawling farmland. It does, however, ... Details

Jul 14, 2005 18:07

Most people know that Beijing's Forbidden City is the imperial palace complex, so called because ordinary people of imperial times were forbidden access. A few people also know that Shenyang, the capital of Liaoning province, also has a 'forbidden city', a Manchurian palace stylised after Beijing's. ... Details

Mar 26, 2005 10:03

Italy is wonderful any time of year, but my favorite season to travel to Italy is spring. You can usually count on great weather, and the temperature is much more comfortable than during the heat of the summer. Unfortunately, this year we encountered cool, rainy weather for the entire first week of ... Details