Swallow Grotto
Another famous area of Taroko Gorge, Swallow Grotto 燕子口. The journey starts at the Jinheng Bridge area and it is a winding narrow tunnel pass that you walk through for less then a km. While…
View PostEternal Spring Shine
Happy Chinese New Year! As you might have noticed, I’ve changed the banner in the light of the new tiger year! Wishing everyone the best this year and may all your wishes come true. I’m…
View PostTaiwan – Shakadang Trail
Remember when you saw the murky grey waters at one part of Tarako Gorge where coal is mined ? Well this part of Taroko Gorge is preserved as part of the nature reserve an thus,…
View PostTaiwan – Lunch in the Gorge
I know a couple my readers emailed me about Taiwan or Hualian. Unfortunately it got sent to my spam mail and I accidentally permanently deleted them. I only saw the titles and never even got…
View PostTaiwan – First View Of Taroko Gorge
If I had gone on this holiday alone or with like-minded company, I would have loved to spend a couple of days in Hualian and do some biking, trekking or white water rafting in the beautiful Taroko…
View PostTaiwan – On our way to Hualian
Woke up bright and early to catch the early train to Hualian County. The XMD area is virtually deserted in the mornings. All the shops are closed and there is hardly anyone on the streets. We did…
View PostShilin Night Market
I guess you can’t have gone Taipei and not take a little trip to Shilin Night Market 士林夜市 . It’s one of the most famous night market in Taipei! A quick MRT ride to the Jiantan…
View PostEating and Shopping in Taiwan
I’m sure by now you’ve heard what a food and shopping paradise Taiwan is. And well… it’s true! Lots of little street side foods and stores at every corner! I went scouting at the bridal…
View PostEyyeffass
I’ve been meaning to blog about my Taiwan trip on a daily basis but have been busy the last few days helping out a friend for her wedding. It seems that a lot of people…
View PostChiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall
Back to sharing with you my Taiwan travels =) We took a quick little train ride to watch the flag lowering ceremony at Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall. The single trip “tickets” are actually plastic…
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