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Free wireless Internet in KunmingPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, September 23, 2005 11:27 AM
 A mini guide to free wi fi hotspots in Kunming, by Kunming resident Chris Horton: Note: This page will not updated. For updated information, please go to Danwei's guide to Free Wireless Internet Hot Spots in Kunming
Chapter One Salvador's Coffee House There is more information about Kunming cafés at Go Kunming, or visit the Go Kunming home page for travel, business and employment information about the Spring City. See also Danwei's guide to free wireless Internet hot spots in Shanghai. |
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