We are poled through the cave.
Sun-Ling enjoys a cup of tea on the porch of our guesthouse.
Bringing the cows home.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Bamei Village - Yunnan, China
After four afternoons' clambering up and down the rice terraces, we left Yuanyang and embarked on two days of bus rides. On the third day, we arrived at our destination, Bamei, a famed village only accessible by boat through a cave until three years ago. We stayed a night, at Mr Nong Guesthouse, to enjoy the tranquility of the village and take in villagers' way of life.
We are poled through the cave.
Sun-Ling enjoys a cup of tea on the porch of our guesthouse.
Bringing the cows home.
We are poled through the cave.
Sun-Ling enjoys a cup of tea on the porch of our guesthouse.
Bringing the cows home.
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