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Danoe is one of the best guides I ever had in the time I travelled around the world for his excellent guide, euthusiasm and passion to service delivery. He was beyond expection for caring about our health and interest. He has shown a high level of professionalism and enthusiasm.
The driver Norbu was very cooperative and professional. The road condition was quite bad but that was for him to show his excellent skill.
We have known and gained a lot through the trip. Tibet people, culture, history...
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Cave Adventure in China
Karst relief and deposits are widely located in China and rich in types and forms, of those some caves have not been found so far or simply hidden from sights. China is the country boasts with most Karst landforms of the world and hence attracts more and more cavers worldwide to discover and explore. Caving in China has been pioneered firstly in Guangxi Region, from Guilin southwards to Bama, Feng Shan, and grandually expand to areas in Debao, Jingxi, replicas de bolsos de lujo and moved west to Nandan, Lingyun, Leye, afterwards to Guizhou Province, Yunnan and Tibet, then up north to Sichuan, Chongqing and Hubei. The expansion of caving in China is a trace somewhat starting from the beautiful karst landscape dominated plat plain to hilly area of depressions with mountains and peaks, from Guangxi Basin to Yunnan-Guizhou highland, through the south edge of Sichuan Basin to its northern border, and finally reaches world famous the Three Gorges area of the Yangtze. The cave explores in China are bound to be an amzing experience, the ones at Furong (Lotus) cave in Wulong, Xiaozhai Tiankeng Cave in Fengjie, Chongqing, the Guanyan Cave System in Guilin, and group of Tiankeng Caves in Leye, Guangxi, are just a few of the many caves available in China. Come and join us, you will defintely have a wonderful spelunking trip in China. |
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