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Chinas Osten Oliver Fülling Beijing DVR Handbuch für individuelles Entdecken KOREA JAPAN REP. Jinan KOREA Quingdao CHINA Hefei Shanghai PAZIFISCHER OZEAN Fuzhou TAIWAN Guangzhou 0 500 km Hongkong Ausführliches Glossar TIPPS „Führt mitten hinein in die pulsierenden Mit REISE KNOW-HOW umfassend informiert & gut vorbereitet: Viele Hintergrundinformationen, spannende Details & gute Tipps Metropolen.“ Heilbronner Stimme Berge können heilig sein: Chinas abwechslungsreichen Osten z. B. auf der Insel Putuo Shan | 413 mit diesem kompletten Reiseführer entdecken: Die Wiege des Konfuzianismus: Z Alle praktischen Reisefragen von A bis Z der Konfuzius-Tempel in Qufu | 203 Z Sorgfältige Beschreibung aller sehenswerten Orte und Landschaften Malerische Flusslandschaften: Z Unterkunftsempfehlungen vom Schlafsaal bis zum Luxushotel China am Nan Xi bei Wenzhou | 425 Z Kulinarische Tipps von Kennern: die ganze Vielfalt der chinesischen Küche | Außergewöhnliche Architektur: Z Verhaltenstipps für Besucher: Alltagsleben und Geschäftskultur die Rundtürme der Hakka bei Yongding | 468 Z Transporthinweise vom Flugzeug über Bus und Bahn bis zum Fahrrad, Kauderwelsch KulturSchock Chinesische Dorfidylle: mit Fahrplantipps für die Weiterreise bei jeder Ortsbeschreibung Kantonesisch, China: Zhouzhuang im Wasserland von Jiangsu | 295 Hochchinesisch und Chinesisch andere Länder, Z Ausführliche Kapitel zu Natur, Geschichte, Kultur und Traditionen kulinarisch – Wort für Wort: andere Sitten Z Tipps für Aktivitäten: Wanderungen, Ausflugstouren, Bootsfahrten Die Qual der Wahl: die unkomplizierten Sprechführer Restaurants in der Boom-Metropole Shanghai | 312 für den Reisealltag Osten Landkarte Erbaut aus Granitquadern: REISE KNOW-HOWVerlag die „Steinstadt“ Chongwu in der Provinz Fujian | 449 Weitere Titel (Auswahl): China Ost Z 660 Seiten Peter Rump, Bielefeld (1:2,7 Mio.): Z CityGuide Hongkong Z über 70 Pläne und Karten Rump Bielefeld Peter Verlag die detaillierte Land- 4., neu bearbeitete und Eine Bergwelt wie aus Fantasy-Romanen: Z CityGuide Shanghai karte aus dem world Z über 150 Abbildungen komplett aktualisierte OW die nebelverhangenen Gipfel des Huang Shan | 359 Auflage für 2014/15 -H Z CityTrip Taipeh mapping project™ Z Sprachführer Chinesisch NOW Teigtaschen der besonderen Art: Z Japan Z Ortsangaben mit € 24,90 [D] K ISBN 978-3-8317-2010-1 „Ein Hund fasst sie nicht an“ in Tianjin | 140 EISE Z Taiwan chinesischen Schriftzeichen R Deutsche Spuren in China: Z Transsib Z Die Regionen im Überblick rund um das Kaiser-Wilhelm-Ufer in Qingdao | 208 Z Vietnam mit Karte auf S. 10 bis 13 Das komplette Handbuch für Reisen & Erleben in Chinas Ostküstenprovinzen (mit Informationen zum Leben & Arbeiten im Land) Das komplette Handbuch für Reisen & Erleben in Chinas Ostküstenprovinzen (mit Informationen zum Leben & Arbeiten im Land) Beijing, U-Bahn-Netz © REISE KNOW-HOW 2013 Changping Line 8 NANSHAO Zhuxinzhuang HUILONGGUANDONGDAJIE 15 5 Hualikan FENGBO Shahe TIANTONGYUAN NORD Houshayu Nanfaxin Shimen Shunyi Life Scienc Huoying Gonghuacheng Park Longze Huilongguan China International Tiantongyuan Shahe University Park Exhibitione Center Yuxin XIERQI Tiantongyuan Süd Sunhe Xixiaokou L1 - Airport Express 4 Lishuiqiao ANHEQIAO NORD Maquanying BEIJING CAPITAL Yiheyuan Shangdi Lincuiqiao INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Beigongmen Lishuiqiao Süd Beiyuan 15 South Gate of Forest Park Cuigezhuang Beiyuanlu Nord WANGJING Yuanmingyuan Wudaokou WEST Wangjing Chengfulu Olympic Green Datunlu Ost Wangjing Ost Zhongguancun Olympic Huixinxijiebeikou Sports Center Xitucheng Huixinxijienankou Bagou Huangzhuang Zichunli Beitucheng Suzhoujie Anzhenmen yaoju Shao Renmin Zichunlu Hepingxiqiao Huoqiying Jiandemen Mudanyuan Taiyanggong University Anhuaqiao Guangximen yuanqiao Dazhongsi Hepinglibeijie San Changchunqiao Liufang Weigongcun Jishuitan Andingmen Andelibeijie Yonghegong Liangmaqiao Dongwuyuan Chedaogou 9 (Beijing Zoo) Xinjiekou GULOUDAJIE 13 NATIONAL Acricultural Exhibition Center 6 8 Beixingqiao DONGZHIMEN Shilipu Qingnianlu Dalianpo Huangqu Changying LIBRARY XIZHIMEN CAOFANG Huayuanqiao 13 Ping'anli Zhangzizhonglu 2 6 HAIDIAN WULUJU Tuanjiehu Chegongzhuangxi Beihai Dongsi Jintailu Xisi Dongsishitiao 1 Cishousi Nord Nanluoquxiang yangmen PINGGUOYUAN Dongdaqiao Baishiqiao Süd Chegongzhuang Lingjing Dengshikou Chao 1 wuguan Hutong Hujialou Baiduizi museum) 2 Wang- SIHUIDONG Bajiao Youleyuan är Fuchengmen fujing (Bajiao-Vergnügungspark) Junshibo Tian'anmen XiTian'anmen Dong Jianguomen Dawanglu EAST (Milit Xidan Dongdan Gaobeidian Dingfuzhuang Shuangqiao Yangzha Guchenglu en SIHUI Muxidi Yuquanlu uxingmen Yong'anli Guomao Babaoshan Wukesung Wanshoulu Gongzhuf Nanlishilu F Beijing Zhan Baliqiao Beijing West enmen Shuangjing wumen Qianmen (Hauptbahnhof) Beiyuan (Westbahnhof) uan Hepingmen Ciqikou ChangchunjieX Caishikou Chongw Liuliqiao Ost Jinsong Guoyuan Liuliqiao Tiantandongmen Taoranting Panjiayuan Jiukeshu Qilizhuang XIHU Liyuan 10 Shilihe Fengtaidongdajie Südbahnhof Puhuangyu Tiyuchang Majiapu Fenzhongsi 10 Liujiayao Fengtainanlu TUQIAO SHOUJINGMAO Jiaomen Ost Chengshousi Batong Line Keyilu 4 Dahongmen Shiliuzhuang SONGJIAZHUANG 5 Jijiamiao Caoqiao GONGYIXIQIAO Fengtai Science Park Jiaomenbei Xingong Xiaocun 9 Xihongmen GUOGONGZHUANG Xiaohongmen Gaomidian Nord Dabaotai Jiugong Liangxing University Town West Gaomidian Süd Yizhuang Line Liangxing University Town Daotian Zaoyuan YIZHUANG RAILWAY STATION Liangxingnanguan Changyang Qingyuanlu Ciqu Libafang Biomedical Base Jinghailu Ciqu Süd Yizhuangqiao Wanyuanije Tongjinanlu Huangcunixidajie Rongjingdongjie Fangshan Line Guangyangcheng Rongchangdongjie Daxing Line Huangcun Bahnhof U-Bahn mit Haltestelle SUZHUANG Liangxing University Town North Yizhuangqiao Kultur Park TIANGONGYUAN Yihezhuang U-Bahn mit Umsteigestation 126° 117° 123° Hunjiang 129° NEI MONGOL Chifeng ©REISE KNOW-HOW 2013 ZIZHIQU Shenyang Fushun Ostchina 0 250 km (Innere LIAONING Hotelkategorien in diesem Mongolei) S. 166 Reiseführer (s.a. 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