The small town of Yángshuò is surrounded by fairytale-like karst
mountains, Yángshuò, China — January 28, 2004
Yángshuò is pronounced: yang + shwow
(a = “a” in father; ow = “ow” in show)
Sorry to get all picky about this one, but most every darn visitor had
their own great and incorrect way of pronouncing this name.
Yángshuò, Guangxi Province 廣西,
China — January 28, 2004
Misty mountains, Yángshuò, China — January
28, 2004
Everyone is in a great mood, Yángshuò, China — January 28, 2004
One of the most magical places I have ever been, Yángshuò
region, China — January 28, 2004
Chinese Muslims selling chuanr 串儿 at the night market — January 30, 2004
Cormorant fisherman at night, Yángshuò, China — January 29, 2004
Cormorant fisherman, Yángshuò, China — January
28, 2004
Cormorant fisherman, Yángshuò, China — January
29, 2004
Spanning the Yulong River is the Fulu Lu, a 500-year
old Míng dynasty bridge, Yángshuò, China — January 29,
2004
Yángshuò night market, China — January 31,
2004
Lí Jiāng (Li River) 漓江,
Yángshuò, China — January 28, 2004
River stones, Yángshuò, China — January
28, 2004
Paddling on the Lí Jiāng, Yángshuò, China
— January 28, 2004
Climbing a karst peak, Yángshuò, China — January
29, 2004
Yángshuò sunset, Yángshuò, China — January
28, 2004
