Finally, my Taiwan travelogue come to an end.
Here is the compilation of my 2010 Taiwan trips which I went during X'mas with my family:
Day 1 (20 December 2010)
- First Day Arrived in Taiwan
Day 2 (21 December 2010)
- Window of China Theme Park - Part I: Miniature World
- Window of China Theme Park - Part II: Doraemon Park- Second Day in Taiwan: Tangerine & Orange Farm, Fengjia Night Market
Day 3 (22 December 2010)
- Fo Guang Shan Monastery
- Mei Non Hakka Village
- Third Day in Taiwan: Dream Mall, Shinkuchan Night Market & Kaohsiung's famous Beef Noodle
Day 4 (23 December 2010)
- Lotus Lake: Dragon and Tiger Tower & Spring and Autumn Pagodas
- Teresa Teng Memorial Museum
- Former British Consulate Residence, Love River & Liouho Night Market
Day 5 (24 December 2010)
- Sun Moon Lake & Wen Wu Temple of Taichung
- Chung Tai Chan Monastery- Taiwan Day 5: Museum of Taiwai Hinoki and Taichung Night Market
Day 6 (25 December 2010)
- 3 Historical & Cultural Heritage of Taipei City
- Floral World at Taipei Flora Expo 2010
- Taiwan Day 6: Ximending
Day 7 (26 December 2010)
- It's Time To Say Goodbye, Taiwan: Taiyuan International Airport
Extra features:
1) Taiwan's 7-Eleven
2) Taiwan's Night Markets & Food
3) Spotted Betel Nut Beauty
4) It's My Haul from Taiwan
5) Nasty Souvenirs from Taiwan
Honestly speaking, I really do love to make another trip to Taiwan again because I much prefer to do a backpacking trip rather than joined travel agency. *keeping my fingers cross*
Anyhow, I hope you guys enjoy reading my Taiwan travelogue and hopefully it would help for those who plan for a trip to Taiwan.
Hope you guys enjoy ur weekend and without realise, today is another remarkable day 20.11.2011. Have an awesome day everyone! Till then, wait for my 2011 trip around Shenzen, China; Seoul & Jeju Island, Korea and Singapore too.
Small Note: Too busy with my revision currently. But I really love to spare some time on blogging. Addicted to blogging. OMG!
Anyhow, I hope you guys enjoy reading my Taiwan travelogue and hopefully it would help for those who plan for a trip to Taiwan.
Hope you guys enjoy ur weekend and without realise, today is another remarkable day 20.11.2011. Have an awesome day everyone! Till then, wait for my 2011 trip around Shenzen, China; Seoul & Jeju Island, Korea and Singapore too.
Small Note: Too busy with my revision currently. But I really love to spare some time on blogging. Addicted to blogging. OMG!
wow! still have many trips to go? danggggggg :|
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing o
ReplyDeletegila la.. baru 1 trip tu ko boleh conclude dalam banyak post.. he he he.. sa tia pandai la buat camtu.. :-)
ReplyDeleteI need a trip... really need one -_-"
ReplyDeleteGREAT!!!!! LOVE the itin sharing... am soo going to copy & paste into my spreadsheet. thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteWow then where did you spend your New Year 2011?
ReplyDeleteHi D first time here and wow...!!! punya siok selalu traveling...hmmm jelez! lol jk.
ReplyDeleteseriously, i really admire you as a undergrad student who likes to travel and take risks..i have seen many of my students (in tutorial classes) who do not dare to step out of their coconut shell to look into the outside world and always gave lots of excuses such as no money..but all the money was spent into gadgets etc..hehe
ReplyDeleteNice and detailed itinerary. You should definitely try to go there yourself withour a tour agency, totally doable and enjoyable! The photos are nice and are making me considering visitng in winter as well, the only thing is... I don't like the cold.. haha
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ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
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ReplyDeletePoon Hill Trekking
A wonderful and pleasant mid hill country walks with serene environment in the shade of massive Annapurna mountain range, this Poon Hill Trek with Encounters Nepal expert guides leads you to interesting mid hills villages of Gurung and Magar Poon tribe of people of Tibetan origin with Buddhist religion and culture with some blend of Hinduism traditions and way of life.
Trekking in Nepal
ReplyDeleteEverest Base Camp Trekking is found in Tibet & Nepal between the fences at an elevation of 5364m with Mount Everest both sides; the Nepal side has more natural beauty.
This is where true adventure begins…
This is one trip you don’t won’t to miss, & that’s why it’s aptly called the king of all trips. The journey begins with a flight to one of the highest landing airports in the world, & once we get off the twin otter, our eyes begin to take in the gigantic surroundings that stirs our emotions to the bone, as we sort out our equipment & the porters carry what has to be carried & our guides lead the way by the banks of the Dudh Kosi River. We clamber on our set trail through colorful villages as the panoramic scenery begins to take hold of us as we hike through farmlands & bump into the friendly sherpa folks, the local inhabitants of the ‘Khumbu’ {the original name of the Everest region}, known for their legendary climbing skills & warm welcoming nature; our walk soon brings us the the capital of the Khumbu, a thriving town called ‘Namche’, & this is where we get our first views of massive Everest & other silver grey peaks that literally stop the breath for a moment. Namche is the kind of town that will stun you for all the facilities it has within its boundaries, where you will find things not even available in the capital of Nepal, Kathmandu. Namche is the first outpost that gives you your first acclimatizing process which gets your body used to the higher elevations that come further on in the course of your trip.
As we haul up for a night in Namche, we begin to observe many other fellow trekkers having a good time, of which some are on their way up while some are on their way down.