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Let’s Go To Taiwan! by Daphne Osena- Paez
December 1, 2021 | busybee_devteam
“I don’t know what I was thinking or not thinking, but wow Taiwan is such a charming place.” – Daphne Osena – Paez All these years of living in the Philippines, with Taiwan being our closest neighbour in the north, and I never thought of going there? Until now, when I got an invitation from Chal Lontoc del Rosario of Jeron Travel to…
TAIWAN AND ONLY by Cate De Leon
December 1, 2021 | busybee_devteam
The iconic Taipei 101 tower was once the world’s tallest building, until it was surpassed by the completion of Dubai’s Burj Khalifa in 2009. Photos by CATE DE LEON Compared to our other Asian neighbors, Taiwan has only recently broken into the consciousness of the Filipino traveler. And while I’ve started to see a smattering of images on Instagram…
18 Reasons To Travel To Taiwan
December 1, 2021 | busybee_devteam
I flew to Taiwan a few weeks ago and it was my second time visiting this country I’ve grown to love. I traveled with a group organized by Jeron Travel and Tours. The weather was cool (16°-23°C) so eating, shopping and experiencing Taiwan’s culture for me was perfect. You know what they say, love is sweeter the second time around!…
SHOP & EAT IN TAIWAN by Aryanna Epperson
December 1, 2021 | busybee_devteam
It was my first time traveling to Taiwan. I learned that the country is commonly known by the name “Taiwan” but officially it is actually called the Republic of China. This should not be confused with the People’s Republic of China. The Taiwanese are friendly and they have a beautiful island with majestic mountains and ancient forests. There are also…
SHILIN MARKET: #1 Shopping Attraction in Taiwan! (Part 1/2)
December 1, 2021 | busybee_devteam
SHILIN MARKET is the premier night market in Taiwan for bargain goods, clothes, accessories and yummy street food. It’s our favorite night market and one of the reasons why we fell in love with Taiwan. Here’s a photo essay on what to expect in Taiwan’s #1 Shopping Attraction… The best way to go there is via Taiwan’s light rail system.…
