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Trekking Yunnan, enjoy lovely minority people life, see villages with tea, pineapple, rubber plantations ...... |
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| Welcome to Forest Cafe,Yunnan, Xishuangbanna, South China!!!
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![]() Sara's trek story |
Sara was born in Xingping, Yangshuo Guanxi Province in 1974 Since 1995 she lives in Jinghong. She started guiding trekking groups to all parts of the Xishuangbanna region in 1998. With her excellent knowledge of the forests and the minority areas, Sara can guide your party on a individual customized trek, taking in account your experience and the time you can spare for this trek. Saras Aini and Dai language skills and her fluent English and of course her native Chinese language are the basis for intercultural understanding when you want to get more insights into the way of living of minority tribes of southern China, Yunnan province. If you only have a day for a few photos or a week to do some real exploring, Sara will create a very memorable excursion for you. Feel free to talk to Sara about any specific request (villages, tribes, waterfalls, length of daily walks, ect). And when you come back, exhausted but happy and full with new impressions, you're always welcome to chill out at Sara's Forest Cafe, drinking fresh, cold Banana milk-shake and have the filling of good tasting home-made meal. |
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Stone was born in Xingping, Yangshuo Guanxi Province in 1980.He learn computer at a college ,after graduated work with computer in Guangdong Province for 2 years and an half.Since the begining of 2005 ,he came to Jinghong .He likes nature mountain ,animals ,forest ,interested in Buddhism book and idea, like to live a simple life and play bamboo flute.With his sister Sara's help,he did more and more treks and shared the unlimited landscape in mountain region with foreigners. Now, when I have free time, I edit Forest Cafe's website. I am studing online buddhist lesson of Pure Land Learning College(Chinese version). This lesson last for 10 years, by Master Chin Kung(English version) .Chinese Buddhisam foundation is Confucian Thought which was described clearly in "Di Zi Gui" . It was also called "Guide to A Happy Life". |
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