Hello everyone,We stayed 2 nights in Songpan old town.Of all the town we visited, Songpan is my favourite town.(This is the entrance oldest building when you enter Songpan town by night).It is small, but yet there is western food serve in a few fast food shop and restaurant.Good coffee is serve in few corners too.(Look of Entrance to the old town by day)A few shopping such as clothing and so many fruits along the road side are up for grabs and it is cheapThe reason we stayed here is for us to see the Huanglong Nature park, the Mounigou waterfall and Jade Lake.Huanglong Nature ParkHuanglong has a many big and small ponds.At this time we were here, it is almost dry and icey.However, we still able to see the beauty of Huanglong nature park.2 nights was good enough for us.In Mounigou WaterfallThis waterfall is pretty and has a long stretch to walk down to see the over all fall.It took us about 2 hour from the start to finish.Walking up and to walk down back to the car park.My best moment in Mounigou Waterfall is the streams of water flowing between the trees.Jade lakeOf all this 3 nature I mentions here, Jade lake fascinates me much of the colours. No wonder it is name Jade lake.These are the most and best 3 things you can do when you are in Songpan.Of course, do not missed out the shopping for winter clothes.They are reasonable in price and quality. Just do not buy fake brand name bags.This is the place we stayed in Songpan. ( will follow up the correct address)From Songpan, our 10 Day tour with rented car that cost as RMB 750 per day indeed and we will be back to Chengdu, get our flight there to Singapore.If you have any questions, feel free to ask me.As always❤️ elvie lins#thingstodoinchina -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- "How We Export Car Out of Singapore To Austria After De-Registering" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzqYQRMfaZg -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeHs91kVC8w

Palm Sunday is one of the most important days in the Christian calendar. It is celebrated on the Sunday before Easter. Palm Sunday originally commemorated a different event, and its name comes from the palm branches that Jesus was carrying when he was arrested. On Palm Sunday, Christians worldwide commemorate Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem. The ritual begins with a procession carrying palm branches and singing religious hymns. The procession then arrives at a site which is normally at the church of its city or town. Over time, Christian believers appropriated these celebrations as symbols of their faith. There is no clear consensus on the original inspiration for Palm Sunday, many believe it was rooted in pagan rites and traditions. Historically, the observance of Palm Sunday was declared by the emperor or pope. However, since the Protestant Reformation, the observance has been largely independent of ecclesiastical authority. Palm Sundays In The Philippines The Palm Sunday observance in the Philippines is a centuries-old tradition that honors Jesus Christ. The holiday is celebrated on the first Sunday of April. Filipinos traditionally wear palm leaves as symbols of victory and joy. On Palm Sunday, religious ceremonies are held in churches all over the country. Palm trees are also often decorated with flowers and candles. Here in Davao City, Mindanao Philippines, the processions happen only around the church areas. The people will buy decorated palm leaves outside the church as I notice while taking pictures. There is a big church in Davao city called San Pedro Cathedral Church. In the early morning, the church bell rings as early as 4 A.M. There were so many people gathered inside the church. The church is overflooded all day long during Palm Sunday. Countless vendors even children sell Palm leaves with decorative materials like adding colorful ribbons and in many types of shapes. Decades ago, Davao City usually gears up for the annual Palm Sunday event. Held at the heart of Davao City Square (formerly Rizal Park). Highlights of the day include a procession of Holy Images, a group of Choirs, and many crafts stalls outside the church and at the square. #PalmSunday #Philippines #LiveVideo ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8XnyPqwtjw

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