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Here you find some scanned slides of our 6 weeks trip in 1999 by public transport from Moscow to Beijing. First by train from Moscow to Almati (Kazakhstan) A very special experience to be in a train for such a long time. From there crossing the Chinese border to Urumchi. This part of China is more Turkish/Islamic then Chinese. One of the nicest places we visited was Labrang/Xiage, a Tibetan Buddhist enclave in the northern part of China. Heading east from there you reach the "real" China. And ending in Beijing, the fast changing capital of China. |
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| Moscow, the red square | Heavenly lake near Tianchi, China | ||
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| Chinese and English lessons | The border between Kazachstan and China, lifting up the train, because of gauge difference. | ||
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| Turphan, in the very north west of China. | Turphan | ||
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| The sand dunes near Dunhuang | Labrang, Xiahe | ||
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| The Tibetian area of Labrang, Xiahe | Labrang, Xiahe | ||
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| Labrang, Xiahe | Labrang, Xiahe | ||
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| Two boys selling bread in Turphan | Games in the parc of Urumchi | ||
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| A street breakfast, Kaifeng | Bejijng | ||
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