Kdm Taipei

No.8, Sec.3 Jhongsiao Eest Road, Da-an District Taipei, 106, Taiwan

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I've arrived in Taiwan.

A travel blog entry by wcyeoh

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I arrived at CKS International Airport early in the morning. It took about an hour to get from the airport to Taipei City. That's nothing compare to the 13 1/4 hours flight from L.A.. I'm staying at the KDM Hotel in the Da-an District. Temperature during the day gets over 80 degrees with 80-90% humidity, about 10 degrees cooler at night. I met up …

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Taipei: No Rest for the Wicked (Tired)

A travel blog entry by mchao

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... the constant give and take of being provided for and straining for polite civility can be draining. In the end, as I left Taipei, all I could was just slump my shoulders and let out a deep breath. It's strange to say, but I guess I'll have to really rest in Shanghai.

Onwards to the juggernaut that is China. It's big; it's intimidating and it's utterly and unknown quantity. I don't quite know what to expect, but I damn well better find good food...
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Scooting around Taipei

A travel blog entry by waynedale

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... time by train, to the mountainside town of Wulai – not far from the metropolis of Taipei but far enough to be almost in the middle of nowhere. This area is renowned for its indigenous population and the local food is quite different to what’s normally found on the streets of Taipei. Also, it’s a resort known for its hot springs – another thing that is synonymous with Taiwan, as it’s a volcanic island. ...

How Taiwan Spawned 1,000 Languages

A travel blog entry by wendyworld

... Polynesians sailed south to my adopted homeland of Sumatra, bringing the Malay language and developing its closely related dialects, Kerinci, Central Malay, and Minangkabau—the language of my husband and his family, and one that I am now studying. The old language of Taiwan is the parent of the Indonesian language, particularly in Borneo and Sumatra, where it still exists in its purest form.




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Meandering

A travel blog entry by gibbogirl

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Yesterday we didn't do much besides walk around the nearby Yong Khang street. There's a famous restaurant there, but Holly's housemate says she's not sure why...basically it was sort of a fancy street and not really our style.

Today we went to Danshui (pronounced "dan shwey"). It's about a 40-minute metro ride from where we're staying and the station is right next to all the action. There's a long cycling trail along the coast and tons of little shops and food stands that get ...

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