My Travel Itinerary - Taiwan (Part 1)

Hi guys,

Just want to share with you my itinerary during my recently concluded trip to Taiwan. I must say I miss it so much that as I write this post, beautiful memories keep flowing back into my mind..

Day 1
Arrival at Taoyuan International Airport - We took Kuo Kuang bus all the way to Taipei train station. Scenery was beautiful but I couldn't open my eyes all the way to see it. I took a night flight there.. phew~
Took train all the way from Taipei train station to Hualien, where we will be staying at a Minsu (known as Hualien Bay 洄澜弯). Nice boss, nice food and nice people there. Some of the highlights for first day ---


Our shelter for 2 nights! Nice and Cosy!

"If you miss the train I'm on, you will know that I am gone..."

The first eatery recommended by Minsu Boss cum Driver.. Steam Meat Dumplings and Buns

"Bian Shi" - A local delicacy. Meat Dumpling... in Singapore we call it "Wanton"

Food Inspiration "Dosai" - India

Dosai... One of the many rich foods in Bombay, India.

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88 things to do in Hong Kong this Summer

Hong Kong summers: so much to look forward to.

Shopping in Bangkok, Thailand

Whenever I mention the word "Bangkok" to my friends, food, shopping, ladyboys come to my mind. This capital city of Thailand has successfully branded herself as one of the main shopping destinations in Asia.

Here's why:

1. MBK Center

MBK or Mahboonkrong is a huge shopping complex with eight floors and has around 2000 shops. Knock off items, leather goods and electronics are the most common items that you'll find in MBK.

Hotels to Usher in the F1 Race in Singapore

It's that time of the year again, when Singapore is roaring with anticipation for the 2011 Singapore F1,from 23 to 25 September. Besides catching all the race action and concert headline acts, visitors and locals alike can take the opportunity to check yourselves in for a staycation over the F1 weekend.

With just a few more weeks to the Singapore Grand Prix, we find the best hotels to catch the action at, many offering views of the race from your own hotel room window.

Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands, pretty much an attraction in its own right, is our first picks this Singapore F1 season. Since the race only starts at night, spend your days in the infinity pool on the SkyPark, check out the nearby newly opened ArtScience Museum, and, of course, try your luck at the casino.

Tips for Cheap International Travel

Pack Light

1. Packing Light -- As in "CARRY ON ONLY". Avoiding luggage fees is one major point; you also save time upon departure and arrival by not checking-in bags and/or claiming them. Taxis and shuttles sometimes charge you excess baggage fees, so this makes sense in a number of ways.

Another New Measure by Gov~~

Gov says "Scrap scheme for siblings to buy flats"... and so we listen and obey.


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Another group of buyers just flew out of my hands.. just like that..

Well.. I just got to work around government's policies and see how things come along. At least, there is still work to be done. :)