Taipei

Originally, there was little way to understand why I had to queue up for redemption after I bought a ticket on the Internet. But I found that after buying tickets online at noon that day, I grabbed 900 places before the holiday, I can exchange chicken cakes and drinks, and I am also eligible to go to the 101st floor observatory, which is actually very cost-effective. Although the queue downstairs is not short, at least the flow is fast, and the control of each floor is very clear, so the experience is good. It is the second time to climb to the 101 building and look at Taipei City. This is indeed a trip that even Taipei people think is very worthwhile!

Super awesome! ! ! It is highly recommended that the cat cable can go in the afternoon, and then have a snack or dinner and wait for the cable car to come back after dark! ! The night view is really beautiful~~~~ Take a double-decker bus again~ Around the red line for about an hour~ There is an audio guide along the way~~ Even people living in Taipei can see Taipei from different angles, which is very fun.ˊˇˋ

After stealing a floating life for half a day, I finally caught up with the blooming season of Yangmingshan and took a deep and interesting day trip to Beitou & Yangmingshan. With the guided tour by the knowledgeable Arthur guide, I have a different understanding of the past development history of Beitou and Taipei. It turns out that from the "Pi Hai Ji You" (also known as "Sulfur Diary") written by Qing Dynasty official Yu Yonghe in the late 17th century, Beitou was mining sulfur. The New Beitou Hot Springs that we often go to are actually the only two places in the world (Xin Beitou and Yuchuan in Akita) that contain precious "radium" ingredients. Therefore, in addition to the precious Beitou stone, New Beitou's unique green sulphur radium spring is another national treasure of Taiwan. Of course, it is the flowering season in Yangmingshan, how can you miss the cherry blossoms and azaleas all over the mountains! This year's flower conditions are good, of course, you must take pictures of the beautiful scenery. In addition, the amazing little oil pit allows us to see fumaroles, sulfur crystals and spectacular collapsed terrain caused by the power of natural volcanoes!

Tickets can be used immediately after purchase; the museum has a small space, and the exhibits are still rich. The details of the miniature artworks are all made. The small organ of the Phantom of the Opera is even more surprising. If you don’t know how to go in Taipei Wherever possible, you can set aside a little time to visit here, and it will take about 30-40 minutes.