On Tuesday, my aunt and her husband picked us up from the hotel and drove us to Yilan and Su-ao, on the eastern side of the country. On our way there, we drove through Taiwan’s longest tunnel – it takes a full 8 minutes to drive through it, which is quite scary! (I slept through […]
My mom had a break from teaching on Monday and we took advantage of the break by meeting up with her friends at NCCU, where my mom also attended college. We had lunch in their union, where we ate German food and drank interesting coffee (David drank a blended papaya coffee that was really interestingly […]
My mom was teaching all day on Saturday so we met up with my dad and ate lunch at a German restaurant close to our hotel (our hotel is also close to National Taiwan University, so there are a lot of restaurants in the area for students and professors). After lunch, we drove to my […]
For my Taiwan posts, I’ve decided to do short posts to let you know what I’m doing on a day-to-day basis and do longer posts once I return from my trip. I’ll also do longer restaurant posts, give some travel tips, and come up with “best of” lists once I get back and process all […]
As a kid, David and I would come back to Taiwan every summer to visit my dad. We’d do things anyone visiting Taiwan would want to do; visit the National Palace Museum to see the special jade, climb Yang Ming San, meet up with cousins, go shopping, and eat lots and lots of good food. […]
