Since I'm back to Taiwan for visit, I took the chance to take pictures of the spots where I usually spent time either wandering or shopping. Also to eat foods which I'll surely missed a lot.
Night Market. Apologies for the
blurred photo :B This Night Market opens only during Friday and Saturday's and as the word "Night" stands for, shopping starts from 7PM till 12MN. Other Night Markets in Kaohsiung like Downtown runs daily.
blurred photo :B This Night Market opens only during Friday and Saturday's and as the word "Night" stands for, shopping starts from 7PM till 12MN. Other Night Markets in Kaohsiung like Downtown runs daily.
Dirty Kitchen. Expats coined this name for the resto just in front of Night Market. Well, the place might be, but the foods are surely delicious. I ate fried rice and clam soup that night.
KRT Houjin Station. 5 minutes away from my apartment. Bike and scooters are the usual means of transportation in Taiwan. This is of course apart from the transient prestigious cars you'll see everywhere.
Downtown. Across the bridge moving forward seats to electronic shops where one could buy the latest e-gadget available in the market.
3C Store. E-gadget stores are commonly called as 3C in Taiwan. Actually, their names varies only with respect to color, which could either be Yellow, Blue or White 3C.This photo was inside Blue 3C where I bought my laptops cooling pad. 3 months past, the price is quite cheaper. Oh oh, I'd better hurry-up coz it's so tempting to buy :B
Inside the Bus. Well, my trip is done over for the day and thou it'll take me an hour to reach home, I took the bus. It's good I supposed for more reminiscing :BBy the way, buses are named by Numbers. They are all fully air-conditioned. So, if your a newbie, just ask the hotel DO which bus will reach your destination. It's also the same bus that will took you back to your hotel.
Public buses are also operated by the government. How I hope it'll be the same here in the Philippines. Yeah, because drivers don't mind to have passenger's or not. They'll just pass by on-time on their specific terminals. So, no to traffic. For newbies, just be sure you know what time the bus will arrive, otherwise, you'll wait for another 30-45 minutes :B
The last picture was me inside the bus and if your really a keen observer, you'll see something in here. Let's see if you guess it right :B
Have a safe and happy Holy Week to all.
4 comments:
hello ,we have the same common interest on travelling>invite to my blog on jelajah-xplorer@blogspot.com for info on travel in malaysia
thanks for letting me visit taiwan thru your pictures.. so what's hidden on that last pix? cant figure it out. must be you taking a picture of you infront of the glass door no?
Thanks xplorer for visiting my site. Yeah, I'm a travel fanatic. Heard of the beautiful forest in Malaysia, hopefully could also visit it.
Tukayo, musta na? know what, am guilty of why not doing more exploring back then. Anyways, I'm done with whining :B
The pix is kinda tricky. But you'll only see oldies riding the bus :B. I guess, younger feel bored of the long hrs of travel. But for newbies it's highly suggested so you'll see more of the city :B
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