 Sunday, August 03, 2008
 at 3:02 PMjust suddenly thought of 台湾 and i want to go.. who can bring me go? haihx.. search for some informations about Taiwan (: okay, its almost the whole Taiwan.. actually i got the chance to go last year but.. haihx.. forget it.. i didn't even want to talk about it..and don't want to think about it.. just disappointments.. nvm.. i'm sure i'll go there one day.. but its just sooner or later.. go there for food, drinks, shopping, scenery, travelling and everything there.. i wanna go
There's so much to see in Taiwan, but some sites stand out for providing a representative taste of all the island has to offer. The Taiwan Tourism Bureau has designated eight of these must-see destinations as Flagship Sites: Taipei 101, the National Palace Museum, Sun Moon Lake, the Love River, Alishan, Yushan (Mt. Jade), Kenting, and Taroko Gorge. Sun Moon Lake  The Sun-Moon Lake, located in the middle of Taiwan, with an elevation of 748 meters above sea level, is the only natural big lake in Taiwan. The southern part of Kuang-Hua Island is shaped like a new moon, and the northern part is shaped like a sun; hence the name Sun-Moon Lake. Scenic resources.. Colonies of Black-crowned Night herons and Egretta garzettas , and birds such as the common kingfisher and the Green-winged Teal can be seen at the Chu-Hu water reservation, situated around the water gate. Besides these birds, fish, wild pigs, raccoons, insects and wild vegetables are flourishing in the region as well. These are all natural resources of the Sun-Moon Lake region. The Shao Clan is the earliest clan that lived in the Sun-Moon Lake region. The Harvest Festival, Sowing Festival and their special handicraft fair every year, as well as their articles have helped to preserve the particular culture of the Sun-Moon Lake region.
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lmy@sunmoonlake.gov.tw Love River Almost all big cities have a beautiful river passed by, this is specially true in Kaohsiung. Love River lies across Kaohsiung for times of sunrises and sunsets. Love River, known as Ta Kou (Da Gou) River in Ching (Qing) Dynasty, was renamed by Japanese as Takao River. The river was also called Kaohsiung Canal. After restoration of Taiwan, the riverbanks were beautified with greenery works and developed to be park areas, decorated with pillars chained with iron rope. The area becomes a romantic place for lovers to date with each other, therefore, the river was reputed as Love River. In order to celebrate his dear Madam Chiang's birthday, the late president Chiang Kai-Shek named it Jen Ai (Ren Ai) River, however, local people are still used to call it Love River. The Love River has been a dirty river with odorous smell due to pollution of industrial and house drainage. It was ironically regarded as the most ugly landmark of Kaohsiung. Following years pollution control, the River rebuilds its beauty, with egrets flying over and fishes playing waves. On the banks, a number of parks and green lands were developed and constructed with a very long bicycle way. You may wander relaxedly on the pathways of the banks, admiring the pleasant landscape and enjoying the gentle touch of breeze. Love River Sightseeing Boat At night, lights sparkle on Love River. Everyday from 4:00-11:00, visitors can take the boats on the east and west coast to look at the romantic and charming sights of Love River. Then, you might like to enjoy drinking coffee at cafes of different moods, such as cafe literary and art squares over River Mambo and olden Love River. It is nice to enjoy the aromatic coffee and listen to the music with different moods and tempos, allowing the leisure of the harbor city to relax your body and soul.  (07)749-6747  Jhongjheng Bridge, the end of Jhongjheng 4th Rd., Kaohsiung City  Public Conveyance: By Bus: From Kaohsiung Railway Station, take Bus No. 2, 56, 60, 248 to Love River. Connection By Car: Freeway 1 -> Exit at the Jhongjheng?Interchange -> go straight along the Jhongjheng 1st Rd., Jhongjheng 2nd Rd., Jhongjheng 3rd Rd., Jhongjheng 4th Rd. -> Jhongjheng Bridge -> Love River.  http://kaohsiungwalking.kcg.gov.tw/2005/English/touism/a_01river.htm Alishan Historical Background Cultural Highlights
By Bus: By Taxis in Chiayi: Taipei 101 Taipei 101 is the tallest building in the world, with a mass of shops on the lower floors, incorporating many top brands under the LVMH group, such as Louis Vuitton, Dior, Celine, etc. The fourth floor houses the Page One bookstore from Singapore, with the highest-roofed coffee house in Taipei and many fine restaurants.
Taroko National ParkTaroko became a national park in 1986, including Hualien County, Nantou County and Taichung County. It is the second largest national park in Taiwan. Taroko is famous for its spectacular mountains and marble canyons. Cliffs and canyons stretch along Li Wu River. Four million years ago, the island of Taiwan was formed by the collision of plates. After millions of years of wind erosion, the marble rocks were exposed and cut by Li Wu River, creating impressive grand canyons. From Tsing Shui to Nan Hu Peak, the drop height is 3,742 meters. Such special geography has also bred special flora and fauna in this area.The waterfalls characterized Taroko National Park and the most famous ones are Pai Yang Waterfall, Yin Tai Waterfall, Chang Chun Waterfall, and Lu Shui Waterfall. Yen Tze Kou and Chiu Chu Tung are the most impressive natural scenes in Taroko and the canyons here are the narrowest. Tourists can appreciate the natural beauty along the tour track. Swallows nest on the cliff, chirping and flying back forth. The Taroko monumental is designed in Chinese style and Chang Chun Temple is to remember those who sacrificed their lives for building the central highway.
By Bus: Tiansiang is served by the Hualien Bus, Airbus, and Hope Land Transport. (Service is infrequent; be sure to call and determine the times.) Hualien Bus: (03)832-3485 ; Airbus: 0800-088-626 ; To reach Taroko, the most convenient method of transport is by car. The Hualien Bus Company runs six services a day between Hualien and Tianshiang. For more information, contact the Hualien Bus Company at Tel: (03)832 3485 (main station) or (03)836-1301 (company). For more detailed information on the Central Cross-island Highway contact Tel: (03)869-1311(Taiwan Motor Transport Company), and for the National Park Police Force, Tel: (03)862-1405 Connection 1. Taipei -> Beiyi Highway (Provincial Highway No.9) -> Jiaosi -> Yilan -> Su-ao -> Provincial Highway No.9 (Suao-Hualien Highway)-> turn right to Provincial Highway No.8 -> Taroko National Park. 2. Taipei -> Coastal Highway (Provincial Highway No.2) -> Su-ao -> connect to Provincial Highway No.9 (Suao-Hualien Highway)-> turn right to Provincial Highway No.8 -> Taroko National Park. 3. Nantou, Caotun -> Provincial Highway No. 14 Pass through Puli -> connect to Provincial Highway No.14A Pass through Chinging Farm-> Dayuling -> turn right to Provincial Highway No.8 -> Taroko National Park. 4. Taitung -> Provincial Highway No. 11 -> Hualien -> turn left to Provincial Highway No.8 -> Taroko National Park. Taroko building, Changchwun temple, Tienshiang, Wenshan hot Springs
HOT SPOTS @ TAIWAN Taipei Zoo
The spacious Taipei Zoo includes a children's area, Asian tropical rain forest area, and Taiwan animal area. There is also a shuttle bus service within the zoo. Maokong
This tea-growing area in Mujha is a good place to enjoy Taiwan's world-famous teas. Make sure to try the fragrant local Guanyin tea. Zhinan (Jhihnan) Rd, Taipei Take the MRT Muzha (Brown) Line to Wanfang Community Station and catch the Minibus 10 to Makong. Ximending  The Ximending (Simending) shopping area is usually abuzz with young people hunting for the latest in Japanese and western cheapchic. Make sure to try a bowl of flour-rice noodles at Ay-Chung's.Chung's.Chengdu Rd., Taipei Take the MRT Bannan Line to Ximen Station. Bitan Although its name literally translates as "Green Lake," Bitan is in fact a slow-flowing section of the Sindian River. This is a popular destination for paddle boating, weekend concerts and riverside strolls. There are several cafes in the scenic area to enjoy the view.Sindian, Taipei County Take the MRT Xindian Line to Xindian Station and walk about 5 mins. Danshui Old Street
This street is lined with old-time buildings and shops selling "iron eggs" and other famous local snacks. Danshui Township, Taipei County／Take MRT Xindian-Danshui Line and get off at Danshui Station. Fisherman's Wharf This newly developed tourist hot spot is a good place to enjoy the scenic Danshuei River. Boat tours depart frequently from the wharf. There are also several decent seafood restaurants here. Inside the second fishing port, Shalun village, Danshui township, Taipei County／Take MRT Danshui Line, get off at the Danshui Station, and take a "Red 26" bus. Yamay Resort Central Taiwan's premier amusement park will satisfy your craving for fun, with dozens of rides and other fun recreations and performances sprawling over six them areas. 115 Anmei Rd., Houli Township, Taichung County 0800-054-080 Saturday and Sunday 08:30~21:00 Adults NT$700, Star Light NT$450 From Fongyuan or Houli train station take the Dajia-bound Fongyuan Bus. Googuam The scenic hot springs of Guguan are fed by slightly alkaline carbonic acid waters.There are both Japanese and western-style spa hotels here, many of them long established. From the department store kitty-corner from Taichung Train Station take the Dongshih-bound Fongyuan Bus to Guguan. Blue Lagoon Water Park This famous theme park has more than 10 amusement attractions surrounded by tropical vegetation. 700, Kaisyuan 4th Rd., Cianjhen District, Kaohsiung City (07)811-9780 please check: http://www.waterpark.com.tw/web/ open_info.php Adults NT$500; students NT$450 children, senior citizens, disabled NT$200 From Kaohsiung Rilway Station take the No.37 bus. Sinkujiang Shopping Circle Sinkujiang is a favorite among young shoppers, with small boutiques, restaurants, fast-food outlets, cosmetic stores, etc. offering everything for the fashionconscious. Area around Wufu 2nd Road and Wunheng 2nd Road From Kaohsiung Railway Station, take bus No. 100 to the Sinkujiang stop. Wufangci Waterfall This is one of the "eight finest scenes of Lanyang," a three-stepped waterfall with a total height of about 100 meters. The scenery along the trail to the waterfall is indescribably beautiful! W u f o n g c i Waterfall Scenic Area, Jiaosi Township, Yilan County (03)988-0940 24hr From Taipei, take a King bus on the Jiaosi line and get off at the Da-jhong Village stop. RAIL WAYS @ TAIWAN Alishan Forest Railway Taiwan High Speed Rail  TRAVEL AGENCIES (:
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