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Publikavimo data / 2015 / Savaičių 20 / Pirmadienis
Shennong Stream, a Left Tributary of the Yangtze River
Shennong Stream is a left Tributary of the Yangtze River
Badong Yangtze River Bridge
Badong Yangtze River Bridge
Commercial Traffic on the Shennong Stream
Commercial traffic on the Shennong Stream
Tony Chatting with Ruby
Tony and Ruby having a chat on our Shennong Stream feeder boat
Our Tujia Village Guide
Our Tujia Village guide
On our Shennong Stream Boat
On our Shennong Stream feeder boat
Cruising the Shennong Stream
Cruising the Shennong Stream
Scenic Cruise up the Shennong Stream
Scenic Cruise up the Shennong Stream
Shennong Stream is about 155 metres deep at its mouth
Shennong Stream is about 155 metres deep at its mouth
Transporting Goods on Shennong Stream
Transporting goods on Shennong Stream
Limestone Cliffs of Shennong Stream
Limestone cliffs of Shennong Stream
Travel by Boat is Main Means of Transport
Because of the hilly terrain, travel by boat is main means of transport
Vertical Limestone Cliffs along Shennong Stream
Vertical limestone cliffs along Shennong Stream
Shennong Stream Hilly Terrain
Shennong Stream hilly terrain
Steep Cliffs along the Shennong Stream
Steep Cliffs along the Shennong Stream