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 Ever enjoyed our 10 Must-dos in Taiwan blog articles? You don’t have to check the list off one by one. Recently a couple has decided to have their artistic wedding photos taken in Long Dong while rock climbing. Yes! You didn’t read it wrong. LittlePo is excited to showcase some of the photos and wishes this couple a bright future! Congratulations, 小b and 姿榕. Read More… Overview: In August of 2011, Dave Anderson and Szu-ting Yi travelled to the Tibetan Plateau of China to explore the remote Genyen Massif. Dave had previously visited the area in 2006 and successfully completed a first ascent of a huge granite spire Sachun, but before he could attempt any other peaks winter storms Read More… On Nov 12, 2009, I stepped in China again. This time, I came to China with a mission besides rock climbing. I am here to scout climbing and trekking destinations for my Adventure Travel business, which focuses on outdoor adventures in Chinese speaking countries including Taiwan and China. I have traveled through Hong Kong, Read More…
Andrea, Jess, and I. On top of Grand Teton On August 29, 2007, I was on top of Grand Teton, guided. On Sep 6, 2009, I was on top of Grand Teton, guiding. Grand Teton was still that Grand Teton, and I was still that girl always wanting to climb mountains. But, something Read More… I spent about a month in Yangshuo China and I was very impressed by how fast the number of routes grew while I was there. However, there still seems to be infinite potential at this place. On a rest day, our group decided to take a boat ride drifting down the most scenic Read More… I had never considered myself a sport climber, simply because I don’t own any quickdraw. My impression about sport climbing was that it was difficult – most of the routes are overhanging and have hard grades. Not for me. The initial reason I started to rock climb was because I wanted to climb Read More… On December 11, 2008, I climbed my favorite route in Yangshuo, The Witch Woman of the Rock, in this fairly young developed area called Brave New World. The Witch Woman of the Rock is a 5-pitch climb; in the guidebook it is described as “a good traditional line of continuous crack climbing, well Read More… The path leading to the base of Space Buttress was tricky to find; it is right next to a farmer’s house. Before reaching the base, you see a mini pigpen first, which makes you doubt yourself twice whether you are indeed trespassing other people’s property. When we were climbing there, the owner of Read More…  |
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