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Hi @BoxingGuy, welcome to Kunming!
To find things to do during your evenings, take a look at our events calendar. There are plenty of things to do!
www.gokunming.com/en/calendar/
There are plenty of expat bars with live music. If you don't see an event on the calendar, then check out our listings of all Kunming venues.
www.gokunming.com/en/listings/city/kunming/.
You can click on the date for a dropdown menu with future dates.
Same goes for your hotel. Here's the link to our Intercontinental Hotel listing:
It might be farther away (almost 40 minutes with no traffic from the city center), but taxis in Kunming are fairly cheap. If you want to find another place to stay, I recommend exploring the listings.
Kunming is very safe. Street food is everywhere in the city center. Try exploring. You cannot go wrong.
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A review was deleted because the poster maintained eight separate GoKunming accounts, which were used to leave multiple negative reviews for the same business. The user has been banned and his comments removed from the site.
The review section is meant for honest commentary by distinct individuals. If users commenting in the review section do so only to discredit a venue, or if high ratings are clearly self-promotion by a business, the reviews will be deleted and the user banned.
A review was deleted because the poster maintained eight separate GoKunming accounts, which were used to leave multiple negative reviews for the same business. The user has been banned and his comments removed from the site.
The review section is meant for honest commentary by distinct individuals. If users commenting in the review section do so only to discredit a venue, or if high ratings are clearly self-promotion by a business, the reviews will be deleted and the user banned.
Getting Away: Cycling and camping at Fuxian Lake
Posted byBy reputation, this is either the cleanest lake in the country, or very near the top.
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Winners: Best of Kunming Awards 2014
Posted byWanted to provide some clarification:
Every category's participants were nominated directly by users. If there were more nominations than the category limit, then we took the top five with the most nominations.
One large reason for percentage differences was the use of Weixin (WeChat) as a voting tool. Just like last year, we provided bilingual instructions on how to vote (and nominate) via sending a direct message to GoKunming's official account. Voting conducted in this manner was tabulated and added to the overall website count.
The total number of individual votes cast was in the thousands, while the total number of ballots was less. Since we do not require any voter to place their vote in every category, some categories received many more votes than others.
We abstained from publishing total votes as a compromise stemming from emails urging us to only use percentages, show total votes, do it the old way simply with winners and runners-up, or a combination of all of these.
Thanks to everyone who nominated and voted and to all the participants as well. Happy new year!
Kunming's illegal street racing scene
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20 years in Yunnan with Jim Goodman
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Drought gives rise to Jinsha diversion scheme
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