This is Day 4 of Taiwan trip. I am showing only highlights of the trip.. and the photos are arranged sequentially. Took 4,000 photos in 7 days, and there’s so much to write about so I only talk about what happened in the photo.
FIRST STATION: 北投

Natural hotspring at 北投. The scenery is amazing… with a hint smell of sulfur, smells like fart but still bearable.
I would say this is a perfect photo spot. Not many chances we can see such scenery.
We keep 吟诗作对 because this place looks like where all the poet originates… ^^;

We filled our tummy at Taiwan Main Train Station before departing. Same place, same time, also same bowl of noodle. The food is too amazing, and we had to go another time.

We took one hour’s train ride to 北投. Nothing to do during the journey — and we started talk shit and do silly things again. Photos not available at blog.. too many pictures already
Lesson: Unlike Australia train, you are not allowed to sit on floor (Kena warning)

We visited the hotspring museum — the museum has loads of information including how the hotspring originates and how it looks like in the older days.
The notice board I am holding states that “Must take off shoes— don’t steal, play or consume food or drinks here”
… the board didn’t say cannot fight

“黎”小龍踢館!
我們不是東亞病夫!

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This was an abandoned building before it was rebuilt into museum. Many parts of the building was refurbished to restore the original design and look. It’s one excellent place to take karaoke videos like this…

OHHHH… 太有感覺了!! jiwang the sangat.
Maybe some day I should make a karaoke video for fun.
HEHEHHEHEH
SECOND STATION: 淡水
We took another hour’s train ride back to Taipei, stopped at 淡水 to visit 老人街 and 情人橋.

Expect to see lots of old people around the street but we were damn wrong. lol. The street name can be misleading sometimes.

I wonder what will elderly look like if they put on these shirts. So tempted to buy all the shirts but keep reminding myself that I am not 20 years old anymore.
Must refrain myself from wearing these colorful shirts or else I’ll be still the same after 30 years — not professional!

Probably the largest glass of drink I ever saw at Taiwan. 500ml for few bucks only.
…if only that’s cold beer.

Found some awesome snacks along 老人街, mostly deep fried food.
I like deep fried squid with wasabi seasoning. Awesomeness x 100.

情人橋 with 鳥人 (nickname I gave Suk Ching).
Stand at 情人橋, it makes much more sense to take photo with a lady. Take photo with another male… felt a bit weird /shy

I was told that the bridge name, 情人橋, was given by ex-President 陳水扁. He gave this name because the opening ceremony falls exactly on Valentine’s Day, hence the bridge name.
I was like… “Duhhhhhhhhhh… stupid name.”
LAST STATION: 士林夜市
It’s about 8pm when we arrived 士林夜市—which means it’s DINNER TIME!!

Oh my god, look at the crowds! and the streeeeeeet iss sooooooo freakinngggggg lloooonnnggggggg.
…like a certain part of my body. I let you guess which part lah..

Had fishball from a famous stall — tastes really good. No wonder he appears in so many food shows. The fish ball is a bit expensive though.

Did I tell you that our eyes were busy whole night? There are sooooooooo many 正妹. Whoa, see them until my eye sticky sticky ooh lin si.
I simply take any photo at any direction also can spot pretty girl. That is so ridiculous (fake eye lashes on almost every lady, haha)
I want to migrate to 太北, who want to follow? Let’s have adventure together.

Wah damn I look so handsome.
I had to upload this photo so that you realise how handsome I can be when photo is taken at a perfect angle. HAHHAHAHA
Credit goes to Raymond for taking/editing.

Best dessert of the trip!
Real mango with ice flakes… ABC and Cendol kalah far far. Our best local dessert is in a different league.. just like our Malaysia soccer team.
We smiled while we consume, “哇 好吃 好吃”
… and also the most expensive dessert we had in Taipei, cost NT$90 each. Worth every cent

We didn’t eat any fruits for days so we bought some — and was charged NT$350 (RM35).. I would say that is freaking expensive for 300grams of pear and papaya pickles.
I went back hotel and tell the other friends, and realised they bought NT$600 (RM60) for exactly the same thing, only different fruit.
I thought I was conned, but my friend is even worse than me. Hahahhahahaha.
RM60 worth of fruits… you better have a smooth sail in toilet next morning.
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