台湾で大きな間違いを犯しました…🇹🇼

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   @2Passports1Dream 1年 ago

   And we thought we were expert travellers 😅We need to do our research a bit better 😂
   Watch episode 1 of our train trip around Taiwan here: https://youtu.be/0ET1DyqJofs

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   @mikeshawn5864 1年 ago

   Expect the unexpected. If you guys can take these small things as part of adventures, you are good travel partners 😊❤

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   @chaochenteng3388 1年 ago

   You two are the best two video YouTube I ever see, even a boring place, can change to a very interesting place to visit from your video😂🎉❤, your video is the best ❣️, thank you so much to introduce Taiwan so well❤ the best things, is you're not hide any mistake ❤️

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   @SerinaChao 1年 ago

   Learn from mistakes! Always check if your destination is near a local or express train station before departure.

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   @SerinaChao 1年 ago

   Learn from mistakes! Always check if your destination is near a local or express train station before departure.

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   @SerinaChao 1年 ago

   Highly recommend ‘’Alishan National Scenic Area‘’  in Jiayi to you. Alishan is a renowned mountain resort in Chiayi County, Taiwan, famous for its misty forests, stunning sunrises, and cherry blossoms.

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   @utw700 1年 ago

   You may ask anyone where ever you need help and let them know your plans and they will be delighted to tell you whatever you need to know. Also please check on the internet before your plans, because they are many apps you can utilize and save lots of time and money. Taiwan is not big but some of the design needs some improvement.

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   @test3tw44 1年 ago

   In Taiwan, you can also explore, the medical system can be used, and the cost is acceptable. Taiwan maintains respect for religion, basically safe to participate, this is just a cultural manifestation of the tropical environment to develop a relatively diverse approach, please enjoy the tour. Thanks for your hard work (DeepL translation)
   
   臺灣還可以探險，醫療體係可以使用，費用可以接受。臺灣對於宗教保持尊重，基本上可以安全參加，這只是文化體現，熱帶環境發展出相對多元方式，請愉快的遊玩。辛苦了，感恩(DeepL翻譯)

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   @陳春光-k5l 1年 ago

   歡迎來台灣旅行

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    @itaiwan6134 1年 ago

    在台灣～不管你需要各種援助…一定要開口讓我們知道唷❤我們會盡全力幫你完成你們的旅程的❤祝你們玩的開心🎉吃的滿意👍台灣歡迎你們的到來❤🎉😊👍

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    @chiayulee1 1年 ago

    Chia-Yi Red Cypress Village is a cultural site for visitor, it was the dormitory area for who worked for Alishan lumber industry in the past. If you have time, can visit Alishan which is a beautiful mountain with a lot of big trees (standing for hundreds/ thousands years).

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    @magwang9264 1年 ago

    The mis-conception is the traslation of train terminology, the non-reserved in Taiwan Railway Co. is the local trains which will not go to different zone (at least 5 zones). Chiayi is just the end of zone so you guys can hop in for destination. Non-reserved and reserved is on the same train but car number between 1-8 and 9-12 with THSR. The most important and interesting railway tour is Taiwan Railway Co. does provide around the island tourist trains that can be off and on along the same direction around the island. Tourists can check with the ticket information for packages for these trains. The trains are nicely equiped and comfortable for tourists.

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    @magwang9264 1年 ago

    By the way, there are three so-called the hub of train system in Taiwan. Banchiao, Taichung and Kaohsiung has the hub system that serves as the heart with MRT, TaiRail and HSR under the same roof. You can switch from each to the other systems to go pass the cities or into the down town fo the city. Taiwan has six urban cities along the west bank of the island in total. Unfortunately, only three of them has the hub system design. Mor are coming in the future.

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    @su-chengwang6771 1年 ago

    You guys has bumped into one of those local festival which normally organizes around a Taoism temple. However the one you guys were in looked much bigger. So my guesses is a bigger venue that links all or most of them. That’s why it’s set up around a whole area as for many stages. Thats because those performance were meant to entertain god and goddesses. That’s why they are loud and various types. Cater for all 😊 of course local can enjoy too. Religion activities had big influence in Taiwan calendar and big topics too if anyone is interested look it up. Taoism and Buddhism somehow fused and embedded into daily life.😊

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    @陳俞安-v1h 1年 ago

    Taiwan high speed rail is different from Taiwan local train , the route of high speed rail is designed to avoid the old city center, and advocate new modern cities built next to the high speed rail system, and to avoid too crowded in the old train station 😂

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    @leesean0527 1年 ago

    You can just go to the ticket booth asking for the quickest train to ur destination, most of them can speak English and really helpful. You can save a lot of time comparing figure it out by urself. BTW, I really enjoy watching ur video and like ur positive attitude.

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    @sskyles 1年 ago

    Yeah, your train out of Taichung was a "local" commuter train. Stops at all the stations. No reserved seating. If they are full (like during rush hour) you will likely be standing the whole way. If you are traveling between major cities, always take the "reserved" trains. They only stop at the major stations, have reserved seats, are faster and much more comfortable.

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    @sskyles 1年 ago

    The egg roll was filled with taro ice cream.

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    @sskyles 1年 ago

    I'm a long-time resident of Tainan. When I heard you talking about taking the HSR from Chiayi to Tainan, I'm going "Noooooooo!" Like Chiayi, the Tainan HSR station is waaaaay outside of the city. It really only makes sense to take the HSR if you are travelling long distances. For shorter trips, the standard Taiwan Rail trains are the better option. They use the stations in the city center. Good thing you figured that out before coming to Tainan, otherwise you would have had another long taxi ride (or local train) once you got here. Regarding all the loud festivities you saw, yeah, this whole past month in Tainan, there has been a giant Taoist festival. They have these little celebrations at individual temples all the time, but this big one this past month has been all over the city, and only happens every few years (I think maybe every 12 years). I even got invited by my Taichi teacher to one of the street banquets next to one of these temples a couple weeks ago. Your timing was excellent to get a huge dose of Tainan culture this month. If those fireworks bothered you, you definitely do NOT want to check out the Yanshui Beehive Fireworks Festival on the outskirts of Tainan during Lantern Festival (usually in February). That is an "other-worldly" experience that is not for the faint of heart. Google it. It's insane. It's like walking into a war zone. You need to be prepared.

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    @taochengliu44 1年 ago

    how funny today's travel, nice enjoy to tainan temple fair celebration😊good night

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    @白木集團團長 1年 ago

    Your journey is too hasty to enjoy the specialties of every region

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    @vaultiplexc 1年 ago

    Fun🎉