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Where Have All the Apsaras Gone?

This blog is intended as an outlet for the material - mainly photos and scribblings - produced during my wanderings through Asia. Besides coverage of obscure locations and Quixotic travel initiatives, there will be comments on strange foods; considerations of politics, history, and culture; and also a bit of subjective news and opinion thrown in there.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Xanadu Revisited

Once Xanadu, Now Duolun




Posted by Almayer at 4:11 AM
Labels: Cultural Revolution, Duolun, Guan Yu, Inner Mongolia, Kubilai Khaan, Kubla Khan, Marco Polo, Northern China, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Shangdu, Tibetan Buddhism, Xanadu

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      • Kharkiraa Valley
      • The Largest Lake in Mongolia - Uvs Nuur
      • 1,300 kms and 40 hours in a Cramped Russian Van
      • Read More about Ulaanbaatar at The Asia Times
      • More Random Sights of Ulaanbaatar
      • Mongolian Shamanism Alive and Well
      • Manzushir Monastery Ruins
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      • To Erdenet
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      • The Trans-Mongolian Express
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