China

China. The Asian giant is overwhelming, this is the second time we have visited it and it continues to surprise us.

China. It's our first foray into the Asian giant, its growth is unstoppable. Ancient culture, untamed nature, ethnic diversity, avant-garde cities make up a country of enormous contrasts that will leave you fascinated. Everything here is different. Its gastronomy is exciting. Dare to visit the rural areas, not only the icons, they will not disappoint you.

Day 1: Burgos - Madrid

Day 2: Madrid - Helsinki

Day 3 Beijing - Guilin

Day 4: Guilin - PingAn

Day 1: Burgos - Dubai

Day 2: Dubai - Hong Kong

Day 3 Hong Kong - Chengdu

Day 4: Chengdu and Leshan

We got up at 4:55 in the morning to go to the airport. It's raining heavily and the first cabs won't take us. Sometimes it's difficult to get a taxi, we don't know if it's because of the language but they don't always want to take you. Luckily, a very nice taxi will take us and will understand us.

It's our last day in Hong Kong. Our flight leaves tomorrow at 7 am and we take the backpacks to the check-in via Airport Express Train in Kowloon but they won't let us because it's only possible on the same day although it's less than 24 hours before the flight leaves, so we go back home with the backpacks.

Today we visit Macau, although it is better known for its casinos, it stands out for its heritage as a Portuguese colony with ancient fortresses and Catholic churches that blend with Chinese tradition. Although they have their own currency (pataca) Hong Kong dollars are accepted.

It's a pretty hot day, we visited Admiralty, Causeway Bay and the Wan Chai shopping area. The whole area is full of huge buildings and shops of all kinds.

Hong Kong

Breakfast at the hostel. What a wonderful terrace the Hump has.

We have a tough day ahead of us today on our way back to Kunming. It's raining hard to get out of the village. A taxi is coming to take us Xinjie. A very nice taxi driver. Nothing to do with the coffee we had on the way. It's market day and the ATM is all over the place, but he doesn't let us take out money because although the guide says there is an ATM, it only works with a six digit Chinese card. Good thing we didn't need it.