Landis Taipei Hotel
No.41 Min Chuan East Road,Section 2 Taipei, 104, Taiwan
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Monday in Taipei
... then I found out Shillin doesn't even open until around 5pm, so we shot over to Wufenpoo. Now for those that don't know, Wufenpoo, is one of the largest outdoor clothing shopping areas in Taipei, and is commonly known as the wholesale place where people can shop. I've always loved Wufenpoo for its ecelectic clothing and $3 clothes. Now, most clothing items are more expensive, but I like to stick to the $3 rack that each store has, unless I ...
Taiwan: China meets Japan
... the summer. Kenting is a hot spot for summer tourism, owing to its dazzling beaches, warm sunshine and blue skies. The town reminded me of Thailand`s beach towns, without so much of the raging parties or raunchy sex trade that infects such Thai destinations these days.
We experienced camping in Taiwan, which is an activity that apparently the Taiwanese take seriously. Our campsite was picturesque, sea facing, ...
Var sista vecka i Filipinerna pavag till SIdney!
... kropp och botat henne.
I Cebu hade vi en sista toppendag!! Vi borjade med en storslagen brunch med pekinganka, massa frukt, 50 ar lagrade agg mm. Den kostade 75 svenska kronor och var bland de basta buffer vi har varit pa. Sen akte vi till tva stora kopcentrum vid namn MS och Alayina dar vi kopte fem par skor, tva linnen, massa smink och glass!
Enda problemet var nar vi var och shoppa sa fragade tva damer vart vi bodde och da slog ...
Back to the beginning
... Hualien to Yilan (a little less than 2 hours): 143 per person
- all along the way on the side of the road there are extremely long ladders along the mountains as if there were farmers who have to climb to get to their crops. From the bus you can't see anything growing, at least at this time of year, but these ladders are humongous and stick out along the green landscape
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Taipei, Day Seven: It's been one week!
... store at 9:30 AM, and it wasn't open until 10 AM, so we caught a train to Taipei Main Station, to explore the underground mall/s. When we arrived there, no shops were open! It turns out that they weren't going to open until 11 AM — how awesome. So we caught a train back to our station and went back to the electronic store, which was open by the time we arrived.
Dad initially planned to buy my uncle ...
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