Taiwan Travel

We went to Taiwan! And below is the list of my takes about our recent travel in Taiwan.

Food is all over the place and one of the things that tourists want to try and experience in Taiwan is their food. There are several night markets in Taiwan and we were glad to have one under our accommodation. Maybe the most famous food there is the Stinky Tofu, well, because it's stinky and intriguing. We tried several food but we're fed up with the smell of anything.

Parks here and there. Too many parks to choose from and anyone can easily access, aside from being near their main transportation, most of the parks has no entrance fee, you can access their temples and museums and even the famous Taipei 101.

Discipline and cleanliness. Most of the places that we've been through, if not all, were clean. It's almost impossible to see any trash. People are disciplined, anywhere you look, you won't see anyone trying to have politics over something, whether in lines, trains or in restaurants.

Kuya Leo, our tour guide, is one of the best tour guides I've ever met. His cab has music, wifi, an extra Tablet for music streaming of your choice. Wait, he also has a microphone so we can sing along the music. There's free water, candies and a fan if it gets hot.

But the most striking thing about Kuya Leo, his beliefs, his not afraid to tell you about it and encourage you about his Christian faith. I remember prior going to a temple, he told us to not to pray or make a wish. It's okay to take pictures and all but there's only one true God.

Taiwan is a small country, you can fit about 8 Taiwans in the Philippines base on mylifeelsewhere.com, but their culture is pure, their transportation is way advanced than the Philippines and they respect anyone.

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