China Tourism
Dec 8 2006, Suman Arya

The Pingxi Royal Mansion, created ripples in China by offering most expensive rooms in the region. Visitors were charged about $28.205 just for one night. Personally, I think that this outrageous price is indeed ridiculous because it is located in...

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