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The National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine is dedicated to the people who sacrificed their lives fighting for the Republic of China. The buildings on this compound, modeled after Ming Dynasty palaces, are skillfully crafted. Tw... more
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tracyhine said
…="font-weight: normal"> We started out by visiting the Martyr's Shrine, a few km down the road… continue reading »
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Located across the street from the Confucius Temple, this Taoist temple is dedicated to the god of medicine. Built in 1830, it has quite a fascinating history. Early immigrants from Fujien Province brought the statue of the god... more
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The vast campus of Taiwan's most prestigious university occupies a significant block of the south-western section of the city. It is located between Section 3 of Xin Sheng South Road, Section 4 of Roosevelt Road and Section 2 o... more
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Real Travelers who've been here
babeck said
… for three o'clock so we could watch the changing of the guard. It is very amusing to watch people trying… continue reading »
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The Mono Club provides fun and exercise in the form of in-line skating events. If skating is not your forte then you can try your hands at hockey. Apart from conducting training sessions, this club also sells sporting equipment... more
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The 'Combat Zone' was once an area of pubs, piano bars, barber shops, karaoke parlors and other service establishments mainly for American GIs and Japanese businessmen. Although the GIs left some time ago, the red light flavor... more
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Taipei Travel Experiences
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This bed is too small.... NO, your Legs too long!
So yes I am slow getting to writing in this bloggie but that's because these past few days have been pretty full. I woke up a... Continue reading »
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Taipei 101: Worlds Tallest Building
Hi again, We decided to include one more write up from Taipei to briefly mention our trip up the worlds tallest building: the Taipei 101... Continue reading »
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Getting to the City from the Taipei airport
June 11, 2006. AfternoonThe China Airlines plane landed in Taiwan at the Chiang Kei Shek Airport in Taoyuan. This international airport h... Continue reading »
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Moon Day Festival Weekend
And then the rains came, washing away all hopes of a weekend camping and hiking in the hills around Taipei. It came in torrents and in sh... Continue reading »
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Hello, Taipei 台北你好
Taipei City (台北市 pinyin: Táiběishì) is the capital of Taiwan, and its largest and most dynamic city. Unknown to many Americans or Canad... Continue reading »
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