Amazing Souvenirs in Taiwan
Located on the northern edge of Taiwan, just a quick trip from Taipei, Yangmingshan National Park offers a dose of nature for city-dwellers and those touring the bustling capital. Visit Yangmingshan to hike through its volcanic scenery and rolling hills, soak in its hot springs, and, in the spring, see the cherry blossoms in bloom. As one of the largest Buddhist temples in Taiwan, Fo Guang Shan Monastery is a must-see destination for first-time visitors. Home to a 100-meter (328-foot) statue of a golden Buddha, as well as 500 smaller versions of the religious deity, the complex promises epic photographs and scenic views of the nearby Gaoping River.
It is scantily populated, and so perfect for enjoying profound peace and tranquility. However, the relaxing ambiance is also perfect for fun-filled family activities, including photo opportunities and outdoor sports. 台東必買 If you're looking for a place to relax with your family, Taitung Seashore Park will not disappoint. Located off the eastern coast of Taiwan, Green Island is a natural hub for endless outdoor activities.
Of course, you won’t be able to pack any to bring back home, but you can take a class and learn how to make it yourself. What you will bring back is your boba tea diploma — proof of your newly acquired skills. P.S. I heard from the locals, the sweet potato or some potato alike products sold at Xitou is yummying!
After breakfast, proceed to Nagoya Castle , located in Nagoya city, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Along with Osaka City and Kumamoto Castle, Nagoya castle is one of the most well-known castles in Japan. In the afternoon, visit Gion, where the streets and buildings are mostly maintained in the old style. It is a good place to experience the ancient charm and culture of Kyoto.
Perfect if you only have 1 night to see as much as possible and take in some beautiful sights of Taipei as well as some great facts and history!! My guide Lawson was fantastic and he's very passionate about showing you the best that Taipei has to offer. After mostly being in Taipei our guide Roger drive us to the Geo Park, the golden waterfall, jiufen, shifen waterfall and elephant mountain. One of the largest zoos in Asia, Taipei Zoo—also known as Muzha Zoo—features a wide variety of animals from around the world and those that are native to Taiwan. A popular attraction for locals and visitors alike, Taipei Zoo is also a leader in wildlife and ecological research, education, and conservation.
This morning after breakfast, you still have some free leisure time in the morning, for same last minute shopping or sight seeing.Before lunch, you will be transferred to Taoyuan International Airport. Heading to Taroko National Park, we will embrace the nature of this munificent landscape. You will also have a chance to appreciate the beauty of majestic Liwu River.
Today, it is a meeting ground for various social, educational, and cultural activities. Then, head to Taiwan’s landmark, the Taipei 101 Building, which has a shopping mall and offices. The building has the world’s largest damper and the fastest elevator in the world.
It is a 30-minute bus ride from the airport to the Taichung HSR Station. Walking is the easiest way of getting around the marketplace. Fengjia Love I Hostel is located in Taichung City and offers free wireless internet. Only a short stroll from Fengjia Night Market, it provides comfortable rooms equipped with a refrigerator, free wireless internet access and a flat-screen TV.
Later, visit Senso-ji to admire the ancient Buddhist temple, which is the oldest temple in Tokyo. Later, enjoy barbecue for lunch and visit Imperial Palace Nijubashi Bridge, the home of the Emperor of Japan in the afternoon. Then, proceed to Tokyo Tower (Photo-stop) in the afternoon. Lastly, the number-one souvenir in my shopping list is cookbooks. In Taipei, I visited the secondhand shop Whole Books, located not far from the Shida night market. After spending two hours looking at the cookbook collection, I decided to buy an ices and iced tea cookbook… in Chinese.
It is scantily populated, and so perfect for enjoying profound peace and tranquility. However, the relaxing ambiance is also perfect for fun-filled family activities, including photo opportunities and outdoor sports. 台東必買 If you're looking for a place to relax with your family, Taitung Seashore Park will not disappoint. Located off the eastern coast of Taiwan, Green Island is a natural hub for endless outdoor activities.
Of course, you won’t be able to pack any to bring back home, but you can take a class and learn how to make it yourself. What you will bring back is your boba tea diploma — proof of your newly acquired skills. P.S. I heard from the locals, the sweet potato or some potato alike products sold at Xitou is yummying!
After breakfast, proceed to Nagoya Castle , located in Nagoya city, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Along with Osaka City and Kumamoto Castle, Nagoya castle is one of the most well-known castles in Japan. In the afternoon, visit Gion, where the streets and buildings are mostly maintained in the old style. It is a good place to experience the ancient charm and culture of Kyoto.
Perfect if you only have 1 night to see as much as possible and take in some beautiful sights of Taipei as well as some great facts and history!! My guide Lawson was fantastic and he's very passionate about showing you the best that Taipei has to offer. After mostly being in Taipei our guide Roger drive us to the Geo Park, the golden waterfall, jiufen, shifen waterfall and elephant mountain. One of the largest zoos in Asia, Taipei Zoo—also known as Muzha Zoo—features a wide variety of animals from around the world and those that are native to Taiwan. A popular attraction for locals and visitors alike, Taipei Zoo is also a leader in wildlife and ecological research, education, and conservation.
This morning after breakfast, you still have some free leisure time in the morning, for same last minute shopping or sight seeing.Before lunch, you will be transferred to Taoyuan International Airport. Heading to Taroko National Park, we will embrace the nature of this munificent landscape. You will also have a chance to appreciate the beauty of majestic Liwu River.
Today, it is a meeting ground for various social, educational, and cultural activities. Then, head to Taiwan’s landmark, the Taipei 101 Building, which has a shopping mall and offices. The building has the world’s largest damper and the fastest elevator in the world.
It is a 30-minute bus ride from the airport to the Taichung HSR Station. Walking is the easiest way of getting around the marketplace. Fengjia Love I Hostel is located in Taichung City and offers free wireless internet. Only a short stroll from Fengjia Night Market, it provides comfortable rooms equipped with a refrigerator, free wireless internet access and a flat-screen TV.
Later, visit Senso-ji to admire the ancient Buddhist temple, which is the oldest temple in Tokyo. Later, enjoy barbecue for lunch and visit Imperial Palace Nijubashi Bridge, the home of the Emperor of Japan in the afternoon. Then, proceed to Tokyo Tower (Photo-stop) in the afternoon. Lastly, the number-one souvenir in my shopping list is cookbooks. In Taipei, I visited the secondhand shop Whole Books, located not far from the Shida night market. After spending two hours looking at the cookbook collection, I decided to buy an ices and iced tea cookbook… in Chinese.
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