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Complete Guide On Traveling To Alishan By Public Transportation
If you google “top places to visit in Taiwan”, Alishan National Scenic Area will most probably appear in all of the articles you’re reading! I’m embarrassed to say this, but this is in fact my very first time to this worldly-praised site after living 27 years in Taiwan. Shocking? I know! Yet, after my first… Continue reading
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Top 5 Things To Do In Sabah, Malaysia
While Kuala Lumpur is said to be navigated easily for first timers to Malaysia, me and my girls dedicated our first visit to Sabah, instead. Reasons that we chose Sabah are: price and authentic local experience. The expenses are much cheaper compared to the capital. And we felt Sabah offers more of a cultural taste… Continue reading
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Glittering Taipei From The 89th Floor, Taipei 101
This photo was taken last Summer when my Finnish friend, Heidi came to visit Taiwan. -Facts about Taipei 101: 1. It’s the tallest building in Taiwan and ranks No.6 among the world’s tallest buildings. 2. It has the world’s fastest elevator with the speed of 1010m/min and advanced technical designs for pressure control and other… Continue reading
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Top Things To Eat And See In Jiufen
A day trip to Jiufen is a must-go for many travelers visiting Taiwan. Jiufen is a mountain town that was first founded in the Qing dynasty. It remained isolated until it was discovered by the Japanese in 1893 due to rich gold mine hidden beneath the earth. During WWII, it functioned as a prisoner camp where many… Continue reading
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Top 5 Cafes to Visit in Barcelona
I’m a coffeeholic. My morning doesn’t start after a cup of cafe con leche or americano. I’m also a super fan for independent cafes. Whether it’s vintage, hipster, or Nordic style, any places with unique decor and good coffee are on my list. And Barcelona offers exactly what I need. The top 5 cafes I’ll… Continue reading
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Into The World Of Spices — Must-try Dishes When You Visit India
India is one of the most exotic countries in the world and I’m proud to say I am a huge fan of Indian food. In my opinion, I think each Indian dish represents an independent and delicate culinary work. The distinctive aromatic flavour and the exuberant combination of spices are just as fascinating as the… Continue reading
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The Emergence of Creative Tourism: Yunlin, Taiwan
The concept ”Creative Tourism” first appeared in 2000 by Richards and Raymond (2000) who participated in the EUROTEX project, which was aimed to drive craft production through tourism. UNESCO later (2006) defined Creative Tourism as “travel directed toward an engaged and authentic experience, with participative learning in the arts, heritage, or special character of a… Continue reading
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Taiwan as a Hotspot for Solo Female Travelers
The rising independency of women is contributing to the growing number of solo female travelers around the globe. Yes! We are everywhere! Solo traveling is actually a great way to rediscover yourself and enrich your life experience at the same time. Safety may be a concern if you are a solo female traveler, but you… Continue reading
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