Jinan

Petite balade dans la ville de Jinan dans le Shangdong. Vous pouvez revivre l'aventure en lisant l'article "Expédition dans le Shangdong (2/2)".
On commence par le parc de l'étang des 5 dragons (Wulongtan Gongyuan), au coeur de la ville.

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On continue avec le quartier musulman et la mosquée de Qingzhen Si.

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Et on termine avec la montagne des 1000 Bouddhas (Qianfo Shan) et la vue sur la ville.

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