Wulai Naluwan Hot Spring Hotel

No.33 Pubu Road, Wulai Town, Xinbei, 233, Taiwan | Hotel

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Orientation

A travel blog entry by rollingpanda

... beat them fukers with my slipper XD. But nah i got like a solid 7 hours of sleep, I woke up at like 3 am cause I needed to pee and cause Sarah , next to me made a funny noise so I woke up. There also one guy in my group that looks full white ish .... He's half AUZZIE half Taiwanese pretty cool. And we have a Michael and a Jackson in our group ... That = we got a Michael Jackson in our group :3. Lol ...

First night in Taipei

A travel blog entry by rollingpanda

... remainder of your group. Soo that should be fun, but I need to work on my greeting cause I started with a high five when I meet a new person but then I go so tired I started turning in a pathetic high five which some his ended up like a ghetto as hand shake and I always say yo I'm kolo so it's like face palm. I wouldn't have realized if one of the Aussies hadn't been like woah ghetto style Σ（ﾟдﾟll l). But um yah I'm gonna try get some more sleep then get ...

Touchdown in Taipei

A travel blog entry by bear_in_toronto

... Kong at 10:00 am on Dec. 6 and will arrive in Kauai around noon on Dec. 6--after getting our day back crossing the dateline. I haven't figured ot how long the total trip really is--I know it will be 11 hours to Honolulu with a brief stop in Tokyo on the next leg. Airport here is under major construction, but fortunately the lounge wasn't closed (just a bit harder to get to). ...

Day 2 travel in Taiwan

A travel blog entry by drunner225

After 15 straight hours on one plane and four hours before that on another plane we are now in the Taiwan airport. The Taiwan airport is very unique as there are little shops and flowers and massage chairs and on. We also had breakfast here in Taiwan which consisted of a noodle and vegetable soup as there was no options for your typical a French toast, eggs, or ...

Taipei Nachtmarkt

A travel blog entry by maihaisu

... die sonst ALLES essen - schmeckt dieser Tofu nicht.

P.S: Kommentar zum Verkehr in Taiwan (in Taipei ist besagtes ein wenig besser)

Zebrastreifen: Es gibt sie! Sogar ziemlich h�ufig. Aber Autos, Roller und Fahrradfahrer m�ssen hier nicht halten ... und sie halten auch nie. Eventuell bedeuten sie lediglich, dass hier mehr Menschen versuchen �ber die Stra�en zu gehen und so die Gefahr angefahren zu werden nicht mehr ganz so gro� ...