Cu Kaohsiung

No.453 Jhunghua First Road, Gushan District Kaohsiung, 248001, Taiwan

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Wait, which night market are we going to now?

A travel blog entry by jessnjing2011

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... dou hua (silken tofu) with peanuts. That was a great way to start the night!

This market was a lot to take in, but many of the products we have seen at previous markets or at least I think we have. They are all starting to blend together a bit now. The smells and the sights, they are the same but different. Why do we keep going then? You never know what you are going to find and the foods are phenomenal! Like ...

After the storm

A travel blog entry by jamesh1066

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... off the Beam too strongly), watch for other vessels and ensure our speed was reasonable for the conditions. Throughout our watch the tempestuous sea frequently surrounded and dominated our tiny boat. Resembling the walls of a watery fortress we successfully breached every ‘wall’ that the turgid sea could assemble. Yet whether we passed over or through these ‘walls’ we never imagined that this fortress at sea had been conquered. ...

Finally, Fresh Air

A travel blog entry by ahartry

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... a spot where natural gas emerges from the ground. Although the gas could be ignited by a natural source, the parks service actually lights it, so you can see the ground burning. It was odd, but even odder was the fact that the area was very popular with doves. Please to explain. We bought sweet potatoes from a vendor, who had baked them in the fires. Quite tasty, actually.

Our final stop was a town (I think Hengchung) with a name that translates to ...

Xin Nian Kaui Le!

A travel blog entry by trina-in-taipei

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... the sacred artifact. They are also interning 1000's of items in the new temple to open in time capsules over the next millennia. We would be carrying some of the items for the time capsules to the new building in the procession. Some of the items were truly treasures, and others were more mundane - all had some sort of connection to life at the monastery, most being gifts given to members to commemorate different happenings at FGS. It was a lot of ...

MRT Taipei to Kashioun

A travel blog entry by emmaoostryck

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On The 1st Of December 2010
I took the Taiwan High Speed Rail (HSR) train From Taipei to Kaohsiung . It took roughly 80 Min's to travel and we traveled at speeds of 300 km / 186mph .

It cost $1,490 TWD ($50 )　Ａｕｓᦈ 4;ｒａｌｉʍ 45;ｎ　ｄｏA ...

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