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Please give me a lot of tips on this and that Well, there are a lot of good restaurants, ooo, where you can get discounts, and other things like that. Hello everyone, we are the lobby of the Grand Hyatt Hotel located next to Taipei 101. We have been traveling in Taiwan

For over a week now, and we will give you some helpful information based on what we have personally experienced, felt, and experienced. As for ‘currency exchange’, I hardly ever exchanged money. What’s really good these days is that people usually worry about getting off at the airport

Right away and not having any cash to spend. However, if you purchase an Easy Card in Korea, you can also top up money on it. Then, if you take a picture right away, most things are really… I don’t think you need to exchange cash. If you take an early morning flight,

There is a currency exchange office right outside the baggage claim area at the airport. It is open 24 hours a day. You can exchange some cash there, and if you plan to use the Travel Wallet card, there is no fee at all

If you exchange money there at a local bank called Cathay United Bank with a blue tree-shaped picture. And if you look at convenience stores like Family Mart, there are Cathay United ATMs. I’ll try to pick one. Don’t panic, just insert your card first and it will pop up. Enter the password you specified

And I’m thinking of exchanging about 200,000 won to my checking account. I clicked the Yes button and the money came out. Let’s talk about transportation. Basically, in Taiwan, you can use public transportation by charging the ‘Easy Card’. But there are a lot of things that don’t work well with taxis.

The basic taxi fare in Taiwan starts at 85 dollars (3,500 won). How did I explain the location? When I select the place I want to go on Google Maps, a shape like this appears next to it. If you click on this, it will appear like this so that locals can see it clearly.

So I used it a lot like this I came here thinking that Grab and Bolt were available, but in Taiwan, the only option is Uber. One thing to note is that my Uber expiration date had passed and my card was not registered, so I tried to register it here,

But it was too cumbersome to register a Korean card overseas and it didn’t work. If it is still not recognized and you plan to use a taxi, you must register your Uber card in Korea in advance and use all payment methods. I can’t get it because I made a reservation with cash payment.

And MRT is not always fast. If the location is unclear, just search on Google Maps and it will tell you the nearest bus route, how to get on the bus, and even the arrival time of the bus. If you use Google Maps well, it will be very convenient to get around.

If I were to give you a tip about ‘tourism’, there is the ‘Yes Jinji’ tour. What’s good about using Yes Jinji’s tour products on the first day of your trip is that the guide will give you a lot of tips. Well, there are a lot of good restaurants,

Where you can get discounts by taking a tour, and so on. What I also liked was that the guide explained Taiwan’s history in detail as we moved on the bus. Oh…I almost fell. Why do you like it like this? If I didn’t know that and said I was going on an independent trip,

I would have only thought about taking pictures at pretty points and eating at good restaurants, but after understanding the history a bit, I started to see a little more. I think the most efficient way to travel is to use a tour product first and then travel independently from the second day.

When it comes to Taiwanese ‘food’, I think Taiwan is very good at using ‘tofu’. But tofu doesn’t have that texture like in Korea, but we have soft tofu in Korea. Because it has that kind of texture, I now eat ‘Doujang’ in the morning as a breakfast substitute

And ‘Douhwa’ for dessert, which is made cold. It’s very delicious too I ate this once, but it was a bit addictive to the point where I remembered it and ate it again. And now, when I go to that restaurant and eat side dishes, they also have fried silken tofu,

And I’m like, wow, what kind of steamed egg is this… It’s like the steamed egg that you get at high-end Japanese restaurants. It was really good as a side dish for kids. The sauce is also soy sauce based. For mango shaved ice, we went to Ximending and went to Three Brothers Shaved Ice.

However, it is a place where a lot of people gather and there are a lot of seats, but when I first ate the mango, I got the feeling that the mango was not ripe. I felt like I was chewing raw chestnuts. Uh, so… it just didn’t taste that good.

So, my husband and I originally decided to have mango shaved ice every day before going on a trip, but we didn’t eat it, and yesterday, before going to Shilin Night Market, we went to a mango shaved ice place to say ‘shoes on fire’, but the amount of mango was small.

Instead, the price was $150 (6,000 won) and it was delicious. And when you come to Taiwan, let me tell you a little bit about the souvenirs that people buy a lot. Pineapples are called ‘fengli’ in Taiwan. That’s how famous Taiwan is for pineapples. Pineapples are so famous that they say Taiwan.

I heard this from a guide, but basically, it’s better to buy a product that costs about 300 dollars (12,000 won) or more. Because the weight is different It is said that the difference in weight means that the pineapple content is different, so you can get the best taste by buying Penglisu

That costs more than $300. If you come to Taiwan, you must have thought about this at least once. Will ‘L’atelier’ have an open run or not? It’s a nougat cracker. We first tried the ‘Misty’ nougat cracker at Jiufen and it was delicious too. But I ate this at L’Atelier,

And the nougat at L’Atelier is completely different from other places. While other places have a chewy texture, in the case of L’Atelier, it is very soft. It feels a bit like a marshmallow inside a chocolate pie. So, at other places, if you’ve just tried this,

You might think you don’t have to try it, but when I look at L’Atelier, I think it would be a good idea to just try it once. But if you eat it, of course it’s good, of course it’s good. It opens at 9 o’clock, but you have to go by 7 o’clock.

You have to leave at 7 o’clock to receive number 100, and I think you can purchase up to number 200, but after that, I think it’s almost impossible. Each person can buy up to 10 pieces, and the price is 200 Taiwanese dollars (8,000 won).

You must have a husband to send in your place. I can’t go if I can, it’s not something people do. It tastes good Be sure to buy this ‘Dr. Q Mango Jelly’ and carry a box in your bag. It’s the best dessert after eating. It’s delicious, it’s really delicious.

Don’t buy other mango jelly, this is the best. Can you see this is moist? It’s like soup, like juice. It’s different from dry jelly. It’s really delicious Ate it all? hello hello Speaking of Taiwan, Taiwan is also famous for its hot springs. The three major hot springs in Taiwan are ‘Beitou’ and Wulai.

They say there are three places called ‘Jiaoxi’. In the case of Jiaoxi, it’s a bit far away and Beitou is the most accessible, so a lot of people go there, but when I went to Beitou and went to the hot springs, I remember thinking, ‘Oh, I

Don’t have to pay this much to come, right?’ But ‘Woo Lai’ was really, really good. The water was good, the scenery was good, and it was nice to just ride the kids’ little train, so if I had to choose between the two, I would recommend Urai. I went to ‘Puzzlandis’ hot springs.

I think it was even better because it was outdoors. And the good thing about going to Wulai is that it is called Wulai Old Village, so there are a lot of alleys to explore and food to eat. They say that the special product that only comes from Wulai is ‘scallions’.

Jian eats white rice and stir-fried chives very well. Be sure to try the stir-fried chives, and at the end of Wulai Old Road, there is a place wearing red clothes selling grilled wild boar sausage. Be sure to try the wild boar sausage there with garlic. It’s really delicious.

It was the most delicious wild boar sausage I had in Taiwan. Since Taiwan is a country where it rains a lot, the ceilings of all the stores here are blocked like this. From the beginning, the building was designed like a hallway by blocking the ceiling so that people could walk on the passage.

To be honest, it was a bit difficult to find accommodation this time. At that time, when we went to Bangkok, ‘Monkey Travel’ had everything for 2 children and 2 adults, but it seemed like Monkey Travel was not connected to many hotels in Taiwan. They said absolutely nothing, and if you look at ‘Agoda’,

Everything is free for one child. So when I sent an email, there were a lot of places that said it wasn’t allowed. There were places that said it wasn’t allowed for two children. So, it wasn’t a place that was clean enough. And when you make a reservation for ‘accommodation’,

You usually do it in the Ximending area, but when you go to Ximending, it is a very noisy and bustling place 24 hours a day. It’s a place with a youthful feel, so if you like that, go to Ximending. In the case of Yongkang Street, it’s a quieter downtown area than Ximending.

So, we actually found the Yongkang system to be a little more suitable. And for those who have to wait in line for Nougat Cracker, please book accommodation at Yongkang Street. And now, in the case of Taipei Main Station, transportation is good.

Also, if you have a travel schedule to go to a nearby area, it will be easier to travel to Taichung or nearby areas if you book a ticket at Taipei Main Station. And our ‘Taiwan travel story’ is currently being serialized, so please come visit our channel

And watch the Taiwan travel story with Happy 10th Day Jian and Juan. hi punch Hello Punch Juan is also turning away…

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