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Boao Inn B&B

Cozy 4 room inn located in picturesque Boao on Hainan Island in the South China Sea. Run by an American and her Chinese photo journalist husband. Hearty western breakfast included. Private guided photographic tours of remote Li and Miao villages, secluded beaches, flora and fauna. Wi-Fi, satellit...

Cozy 4 room inn located in picturesque Boao on Hainan Island in the South China Sea. Run by an American and her Chinese photo journalist husband. Hearty western breakfast included. Private guided photographic tours of remote Li and Miao villages, secluded beaches, flora and fauna. Wi-Fi, satellite TV. Excellent location for bird watchers,cyclists and sea/river kayakers. Airport pick up/drop off available. Visit our website at www.hainan-letsgo.com Bo'ao (博 鳌) is a small town on the East coast of Hainan Island, China. Located at the mouth of the Wanquan river Boao is best known for the annual Boao Forum for Asia. Because of this prestigious event the town is impeccably maintained year round with blooming planters and clean swept streets. It has a diverse selection of ethnic restaurants as well as one of the most well known seafood eateries on the island. Peaceful and quiet, Boao is the perfect place that combines international savvy with small town appeal. Dotted with ancient temples and surrounded by lush rice fields, Boao is the perfect beach getaway for those who want to avoid the crowds and high prices of Sanya. Take the bus from Haikou to QiongHai(35rmb)then bus #2 to Boao.

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Nanxun Watertown One-day Tour

Welcome to Nanxun watertown

Nanxun is known in China and abroad as the home of Jiti Silk. Its thriving silk trade helped
Nanxun earn the accolade "town of afflu-ence." Its community of wealthy merchants
gave rise to beautiful garden residences, such as
the Xiaolian Villa, the former residences of Liu Ti and of the Zhangs-all built on a grand scale and delightful to the eye. Particularly unusual is the juxtaposition of
Chinese and Western architectural styles of these garden residences: Baroque columns,
European fireplaces and French etched glass are blended into traditional Chinese buildings
with central halls, skyweUs, and carved brick gatetowers. The Jiaye Hall Library has more
than 200,000 ancient books and records; built along the river, the Hundred-Room Building is the subject of an old legend. The stone steps along the river bank and the
roof-top fire gabtes look like piano keys, rising and falling without cease, playing the eternal music
of Jiangnan, the water[and of rivers and lakes.