Two days in Snow Town was plenty :D Most tours only stay one night.
I got up, checked out and went for brunch. I still hadn’t got tired of seeing so much snow :D
A few steps away I found a dumpling shop, fairly cheap at 30 yuan a bowl. It was early, so I took one more walk around the village before leaving.
Snow Town from the wooden bridge in daylight.
I spotted a souvenir shop and bought two little snowmen :D
The police pointed me to the bus pickup, at the tourism centre near the station. The staff didn’t speak English. When it was almost time to leave, I showed my ticket and luckily they understood. The driver said “follow me” and walked a few hundred metres. Everyone was already seated when I got on. I was the last one.
My train ticket. A little over two hours later I was back in the city.
I’d booked a room near St Sophia Cathedral so I could walk around at night. My phone was nearly dead and I hadn’t checked in yet.
Then my phone died. There was one restaurant still lit up, and I saw a socket outside and asked if I could charge it. The couple who ran the place waved me inside to sit at a warm table and let me charge it for free. They even called my hostel owner to come and get me. It was dark, the map hadn’t helped and there was barely any charge left :D
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