Subida Do Monte Emei, Sichuan, China. 2011

Presents The sacred and tiring Emei Mountain Well, this is our start point We are going to the top of Emei mountain. We are in Wuxianggan... at the station... We have a bag of bananas here to feed the monkeys. It seems a good idea. We started to hike at 6:45am. Now it's 10:45am and we've walked about 15km. We have at least 10km to get to the point where we are having lunch. And look what we still have to face... It gives us a little discouragement to look to stairs like these... But, when we look to the opposite side and see the view... It's worth it. Let's see how our legs are going to be tomorrow... I think my *** is going to be very fit after that. Let's stop for a while, to drink something and redo the moral. We were so happy, thinking we had a good preparation, ate a little, were on a diet... And the stairs gives us a lesson about humility... It is steep... People there, hiking... we dying here... Find this signpost, how interesting... Prohibited the entrance of tourists, and an arrow to there What is there? Does it need to say it's forbidden? Does any one would like to go there? The best thing they would find there is a precipice of 85 something... -Olá. -Hello. -Qual seu nome? -What's your name? -Em chinês ou inglês? -English or Chinese? -Em chinês. -Chinese. -Meu nome é Yanglihui. -My name is Yanglihui. -Por que você veio a Emei? -Why did you come to Emei? -Para apreciar a paisagem. -To enjoy the scenary. -E por que esse lugar é famoso? -Why is this place famous? -Porque lá no topo tem um Buda. -Because there is a Buda on the top. -Muito bem. Obrigado. -Thank you.