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Lunch. Yong De Restaurant 永德餐廳
Taipei
,
Taiwan
2007-05-15 11:46. BA restaurant for lunch, passed
Taipei
Station at 11:35.
2007-05-15 12:20. BW
永德餐廳
Yong De Restaurant
台北市永德路三段69號
Taipei
City, Yong De street 3rd section no. 69
(02) 2595-5807
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monex
on July 15, 2007
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Lunch. Restaurant called 御湘坊, at the National Taiwan Science Education Center
National Taiwan Science Education Center 國立臺灣科學教育館
,
Taiwan
2007-07-16 11:35. BA basement B1 restaurant called 御湘坊
2007-07-16 12:12. Done lunch and had wandered to adjacent Burger King. Still on site.
Basement lunch restaurant, NTSEC 2007-07-16 11:37
Part of the
National Taiwan Science Education Center 國立臺灣科學教育館
B1 Restaurant :
御湘坊
Passed
Taipei
station at 11:12 before arriving 11:35.
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Dinner. ? Unknown. Elephant Park restaurant 象園餐廳
Shihding Township 石碇鄉
,
Taiwan
2007-07-16 17:52. BA Dinner place, roughly translates as Elephant Park Restaurant, had a green elephant logo. 象園餐廳
2007-07-16 18:36. BL
Elephant Park restaurant dishes 2007-07-16 18:05
Unsure about the exact location but the restaurant's website lists
Taipei
county restaurant as being in Shihding
象園餐廳 台北石碇
台北 石碇鄉
ShihDing Township.,
Taipei
County
http://hipage.hinet.net/05-2394242/
This restaurant was between Yingge event earlier and
Taipei
101 later. Before arriving here we went through tunnels, one called Xue3 San tunnel, guides said it was 2600 m long.
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Breakfast, leave Tong Nan Spring Hotel for the day
Hsin-pei-t'ou
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Taiwan
2007-07-15 07:53. Done breakfast, exploring outside.
2007-07-15 08:33. BW
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breakfast and leave hotel for the day
Hsin-pei-t'ou
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Taiwan
2007-07-16 08:01. BW
2007-07-16 08:19. BL
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breakfast and leave Tong Nan Spring Hotel and washroom stop
Hsin-pei-t'ou
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Taiwan
2007-07-17 07:12. Breakfast
2007-07-17 08:24. BL Tong Nan
Spring
Hotel
2007-07-17 09:39. BA washroom stop somewhere unknown.
2007-07-17 09:56. BL washroom stop.
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Wo Ai Taiwan!
Taipei
,
Taiwan
Translation: I love Taiwan! When I learned, during my 10 hr layover in
Taipei
, that the gov. gave out free tours of the area, I was ecstatic. Me and a few Assies got a 1st rate tour of a small town outside
Taipei
, and got to see how they make porceilin, a grand Buddhist temple, and some street scenes in the area. The guides engrish was very good, and he taught us a great deal of Chinese animal symbolism and how so many small things in their world are done to ward spirits, create luck, bring prosperity, increase health, etc. (Among the most interesting, Frogs=Lucky, Dragons=wealth, Turtles=Longevity, and ALWAYS remember to rub the top of the
Stone
lions heads who are guarding the temple). The lions are a very important symbol in Taiwan (they refer to themselves as China), as it is their national animal. Lions holding balls are men and lions holding babies are women. Their towns are very dense and multi-storied, all clustered around a main area, usually with windy streets. The Chinese build up, not out, as is evidenced by farms coewxisting mere blocks away from 10 story buildings. But by far the wackiest thing I saw in Taiwan was their version of a funeral. Firstly, they also use Hearses for their funerals, Ifound this an interesting borrowed aspect of our culture. But every other part they get completely mixed up on. Immediately following the slow-moving Hearse is...get this...a hired band of scantily clad women wearing Hooters-orange marching outfits, banging away on their instruments, and badly. For what is supposed to be a serious and solemn occasion, and they do look at it as such, these girls are completely out of place! And following these very un-solemn looking band members are the mourners wearing white Ku Klux Klan hoods with their heads bowed. I didnt know whether to laugh or cry. Overall it was a great (and free) way to spend my layover, getting to see an entirely new country. Wo ai Taiwan!
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Chegamos finalmente a TAIWAN!!!!!
Taipei
,
Taiwan
Ora pois é ... são 22h em Taiwan e acabamos de chegar ao hotel!!!!
Posso-vós garantir que sofremos bastante para cá chegar, pois foram precisas cerca de 24 horas de viagem, das quais 11 foram feitas entre Paris e Hong Kong num avião super desconfortável para se dormir ... já para não falar que o ambiente era super quente e onde devido ao jetlag que se fez sentir, da minha parte sofri algumas náuseas e o cansaço físico e psicológico por parte das duas!!!!
A viagem entre Hong Kong e
Taipei
foi super descontraída, passou a correr e posso-vos garantir que a comida foi a melhor de todos os voos.
Chegamos ao nosso destino sãs e salvas, por volta das 21:30, onde tínhamos uma limousine à nossa espera, devo confessar que idealizei-a maior, mas garanto que o conforto era do melhor.
Já estamos no Hotel, onde a
Caminha
até apetece .... LOL.
Apesar de estarmos estoiradas, valeu a pena todo os esforço e sacrifício da viagem... Ainda não tivemos tempo nem disposição pra ir conhecer a cidade, mas amanhã o dia promete....
Resumindo, estamos bem, a viagem correu bem e tenho a dizr-vós que os próximos dias vão ser um sonho .... preparem-se porque não sei se volto ..... :)
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