Here's the Part 2 of Day 3!
We board the train and headed to our next stop!
Jiu Fen, very similar to our previous destination
It is also a place for people to light lanterns.
More railways
People lighting the lanterns.
I prefer my previous destination as a place to light lantern because as you can see from the pictures, it looks very cramp here. It doesn't have that kind of WOW feel, don't you think so?
Walking around and looking for food to buy.
We roamed around the area, nothing much to eat or buy.
So, we headed for the bridge, which is just next to the Railway Station.
See my scared face!
I'm not afraid of heights but this was really scary!
The waters were gushing below.
My hand kept holding on.
Still holding on!
See! the water so scary! Imagine you fall down, that's it for you!
Love this picture! We asked a guy who was using huge arse SLR to take pictures of the greenery, to help us take photo using our mini digital camera. Taiwanese are generally very helpful.
Trying to catch up the pace and grab his hands.
I have to work 2 steps to cover his 1 step. MEHHHH.
Took some more scary pictures!
Me again! Nothing much to do at Jiu Fen, so kept taking pictures >.<
At night, we went to another night market and you know the thing about night market and Taiwan is that, they have a lot to eat but mostly are those grab and go (no tables or chairs for you to sit on). So, our legs were aching! Felt as though they are literally breaking!
So, we decided to sacrifice those delicious road side stalls and headed in a theme restaurant. The name of the restaurant is Zodiac Restaurant. BUTTTTTT we entered and faints, this is what we see:
Is this really ZODIAC themed? -.-""
We ordered pasta and the waitress was telling Bei that the normal portion is very little for guys and suggested that he top up for a larger portion. He is a glutton so he said yes!
But the so called normal portion is not small at all, I couldn't even finish it! So imagine his portion, MORE noodles! He ate until his stomach almost burst out noodles.
We are really so greedy. Despite being insanely full, we still bought bubble tea!
This is the KOI in Taiwan, by the way.
So tired, we went back to Hotel to chill and Bei chanced upon this channel that was showing games.
It's like a Games Channel where they review and also air live competitions, etc.
He was really fascinated and started to take photos and what's app all his gamer friends *shakes head*
BY THE WAY! If you are wondering if I will post up my Pre-Wedding Photos, YES, I WILL!
But will take some time! Probably after I'm done with blogging my whole taiwan trip! Stay Tune! Muacks!
No comments:
Post a Comment