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雙心石滬是澎湖地區眾多石滬中,保留最完整的石滬,若要觀看雙心石滬必須先確認每日的退潮時間,才能順利看到完整的石滬雙心形。
你到過這裡嗎?聽說這是台灣人此生必遊的美麗景點之一!找一天跟另一伴一起去吧!
目前澎湖各地的石滬總數達558口之多,其中有88口分佈在吉貝嶼四周,吉貝嶼的石滬,無論是數目還是密度都居於世界之冠,
當地先民靠著這些石滬海田,胼手胝足的養活世世代代的子孫,因此,吉貝嶼被譽為「石滬的故鄉」乃當之無愧。
七美嶼只擁有一個石滬,因造型為雙心造型浪漫而唯美,觀光景點而以「雙心石滬」為著稱,並連續獲得票選澎湖美景第一名,
雙心石滬原是利用玄武岩砌建而成傳統捕魚陷阱,現今魚貨量逐漸減少,雙心石滬的心心相連的造型,吸引許多絡繹不絕的情侶
至此遊玩。
雙心石滬是澎湖地區眾多石滬中,保留最完整的石滬,若要觀看雙心石滬必須先確認每日的退潮時間,才能順利看到完整的石滬
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Why not see foreigners in Taiwan [leading film] Seeing Taiwan Trailer Please help us to video sharing to more friends - give us more strength to complete the next movie plans
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なぜ多くの友人にビデオ共有にお役立てください台湾予告編を見て、台湾[大手フィルム]に外国人を見ていない - 私たちの次の映画の計画を完了するためのより多くの力を与える
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Warum nicht Ausländer sehen in Taiwan [führenden Film] Sehen Taiwan Trailer Bitte helfen Sie uns, um Video-Sharing, mehr Freunde - geben uns mehr Kraft um die nächsten Filmpläne vervollständigen
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Waarom niet buitenlanders in Taiwan [toonaangevende film] Zien Taiwan Trailer kunt ons helpen om het delen van video om meer vrienden - geven ons meer kracht om de volgende film plannen voltooien
Por que não ver estrangeiros em Taiwan [líder filme] Vendo Taiwan Trailer Por favor, ajude-nos a partilha de vídeo para mais amigos - dar-nos mais força para completar os planos de filmes próximos
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لماذا لا نرى الأجانب في تايوان [فيلم الرائدة] رؤية تايوان مقطورة الرجاء مساعدتنا لمشاركة الفيديو لمزيد من الأصدقاء -تعطينا المزيد من القوة لاستكمال خطط الفيلم القادم
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なぜ多くの友人にビデオ共有にお役立てください台湾予告編を見て、台湾[大手フィルム]に外国人を見ていない - 私たちの次の映画の計画を完了するためのより多くの力を与える
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http://scintilatebrightly.wordpress.com/2012/05/02/10-things-i-like-about-taiwan/
Why not see foreigners in Taiwan [leading film] Seeing Taiwan Trailer Please help us to video sharing to more friends - give us more strength to complete the next movie plans
Pourquoi ne pas voir des étrangers à Taiwan [leader métrage] Voir Taiwan Trailer S'il vous plaît nous aider à partage de vidéos à plus d'amis - nous donner plus de force à compléter les plans de films à venir
なぜ多くの友人にビデオ共有にお役立てください台湾予告編を見て、台湾[大手フィルム]に外国人を見ていない - 私たちの次の映画の計画を完了するためのより多くの力を与える
왜 더 많은 친구 동영상 공유에 도움이되어주세요 대만 예고편을보고 대만 [최고의 영화] 외국인을 볼 수 없습니다 - 우리에게 다음 영화 계획을 완료하는 데 더 많은 힘을 줄
Warum nicht Ausländer sehen in Taiwan [führenden Film] Sehen Taiwan Trailer Bitte helfen Sie uns, um Video-Sharing, mehr Freunde - geben uns mehr Kraft um die nächsten Filmpläne vervollständigen
Por que não ver estrangeiros em Taiwan [líder filme] Vendo Taiwan Trailer Por favor, ajude-nos a partilha de vídeo para mais amigos - dar-nos mais força para completar os planos de filmes próximos
Waarom niet buitenlanders in Taiwan [toonaangevende film] Zien Taiwan Trailer kunt ons helpen om het delen van video om meer vrienden - geven ons meer kracht om de volgende film plannen voltooien
Por que não ver estrangeiros em Taiwan [líder filme] Vendo Taiwan Trailer Por favor, ajude-nos a partilha de vídeo para mais amigos - dar-nos mais força para completar os planos de filmes próximos
Bakit hindi makita ang mga dayuhan sa Taiwan [humahantong film] Nakakakita ng Taiwan Trailer Mangyaring tulungan kami sa pagbabahagi ng video sa higit pang mga kaibigan - bigyan kami ng mga karagdagang lakas upang makumpleto sa susunod na mga plano ng pelikula
ทำไมไม่เห็นชาวต่างชาติในไต้หวัน [ภาพยนตร์ชั้นนำ] เห็นไต้หวันรถโปรดช่วยเราในการแบ่งปันวิดีโอกับเพื่อนมากขึ้น - ให้เราแข็งแรงมากขึ้นเพื่อให้แผนการของหนังเรื่องต่อไป
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Γιατί να μην βλέπει τους αλλοδαπούς στην Ταϊβάν [κορυφαίους ταινία] Βλέποντας Ταϊβάν Trailer Παρακαλούμε να μας βοηθήσει στην ανταλλαγή βίντεο με περισσότερους φίλους - να μας δώσει περισσότερη δύναμη για να ολοκληρώσει τα επόμενα σχέδια της ταινίας
¿Por qué no ver extranjeros en Taiwan [de cine más importante] Al ver Taiwan Remolque Por favor ayúdanos a compartir vídeos a más amigos - nos dará más fuerza para completar los planes de la película próximos
क्यों अधिक अपने दोस्तों को वीडियो साझा करने के लिए कृपया हमारी मदद ताइवान ट्रेलर देखकर ताइवान [अग्रणी फिल्म] में विदेशियों को देख नहीं - हमें अगली फिल्म की योजना को पूरा करने के लिए और अधिक शक्ति देना
Mengapa tidak melihat orang asing di Taiwan [Film terkemuka] Melihat Taiwan Trailer Harap membantu kami untuk berbagi video dengan teman-teman lainnya - memberi kita kekuatan lebih untuk menyelesaikan rencana film berikutnya
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10 Things I Like About Taiwan
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May 2, 2012
I’ve been struggling and struggling to come up with something “meaningful” to write about this week. I started a draft about the trials and tribulations of dating abroad, a draft about the pointlessness of life in general, and even considered a draft about my recent biking adventure to Wulai. But another member of the biking trip already wrote a post about it and now its seems pointless to write my own. If you want to know about it, I suggest checking out his blog. The pictures are heart-stoppingly beautiful.
I just don’t have the heart for writing about any of these things. Maybe at some point in the future I’ll regale you with exciting tales (ok, ok, horror stories) of my dating exploits. But not today.
So. In an effort to be positive on a day when I’m feeling anything but, I present to you some of the things I like about Taiwan and Taipei.
In no particular order here they are:
10. The Food.
Yes, it’s true, Taiwan has some crazy-assed food out there. You only need to swing by the local night market to see things like chicken testes, pig intestines, gizzards, claws and other internal organs to see what I mean. I’m not talking about that kind of food though. I’m talking about the good stuff. Vinegar noodles, Bao Tzi, dumplings, 40 different kinds of chili bean and garlic sauces, sushi, seafood, sticky rice, rice pudding, tea eggs, amazing vegetarian food the likes I’ve which I’ve never seen anywhere else, and the list just goes on and on. It’s a culinary adventure here in Taiwan. Whatever your heart desires, and foods your heart didn’t even know it could desire can be found for ridiculously cheap prices.
9. The Views
Travel but a few miles out of the city to experience some of the most stunning vistas nature has to offer. There’s a reason this island was named Ilha Formosa by the Portuguese when first they arrived. The name means beautiful island and as it was named so it continues to be. The unique mountains, valleys, gorges, and plains along with the weather offer spectacular views for anyone that ventures outside of the cities.
8. Open Alcohol Containers Are Allowed In Public.
This should probably be number one. Who hasn’t wanted to sit in the local park, enjoy the views and a cold brew? Well in Taiwan, that’s no problem. No need to fear an open intox here. On top of that alcohol is sold 24 hours a day. As far as I’m aware there are no limitations. And for all these legal freedoms its pretty rare to see anyone walking around with a beer in hand. I love it. It should be like this everywhere.
7. Taipei Metro System
The metro system is clean, efficient and relatively cheap. Starting at 16 NT per trip by American standards it is quite cheap, though by Polish standards it is actually more expensive and less comprehensive. The metro currently has ten lines spanning Taipei and New Taipei City, and the proposed phase three of the metro system seen below is simply amazing.
6. Taiwanese Friendliness
My first impressions after arriving in Taipei were about how extremely friendly and helpful the Taiwanese are. At least to foreigners. Grant it, I had just arrived from Poland a country notorious for its extreme rudeness, but I’d go so far as to say that people are more friendly than they would be in America too. Of course, you do have to take this with a grain of salt. After living here for eight months I can assure you NOT everyone is friendly and there are many many Taiwanese who are xenophobic and they don’t hesitate to make their feelings felt. Over all though, visitors are welcomed to Taiwan. The people here are very curious and friendly and willing to be helpful.
5. Bike Rentals and Bike Paths
Bike rental places are available all up and down the rivers of Taipei with daily rentals ranging from 1-5 dollars USD. A cheap way to spend the day exercising and enjoying the city. Taipei has a comprehensive bike path system that snakes all around Taipei, usually following the rivers and their tributaries. Biking is becoming increasingly popular here year by year and a great deal of money is being invested in supporting this sport.
4. Safety
Obviously crime happens here just like anywhere else, but all things considered, Taiwan is pretty safe. I felt reasonably safe(er) in Poland than in the US but I feel very safe here. It doesn’t matter the time of day or night, or where I’m at, I have yet to feel at risk or unsafe anywhere. I am not so naïve that I can’t tell what are seedier and more dangerous areas to be in, but even in those, I don’t feel bothered. I have no fears at all about traveling on my own anywhere in Taiwan. Generally speaking foreigners just don’t get bothered that much. As a foreign woman I get bothered even less. What the Taiwanese do to and among themselves can be a different story, but that’s a subject for an entirely different post.
3. City Parks
There are tons of parks in Taipei. A couple of big ones, and tons of small ones. Every couple of blocks you can find a city park. They’re usually tiny, with little play areas for kids, and some benches, plants and bushes. They don’t do much to dispel the feeling of living in a concrete jungle in any way, but its nice that they’re out there at all. The larger ones usually have very nice public toilet facilities that you don’t have to pay for. They’re tiny islands of calm in a very busy and noisy city and I love them for that. Also, they’re the perfect place to have a beer or two.
2. The National Health Insurance
Are you kidding me here? Do I even need to elaborate? It’s incredibly cheap, especially compared to the US. A pair of glasses can cost somewhere between 20-30 USD, dental visits around 10 USD, and doctor and hospital visits between 3-20 USD. That being said, of course procedures can be expensive and if you have health issues this can be cause for concern. But what’s covered is covered and it’s covered well. Service is quick and easy, with surgeries and procedures being scheduled within days or weeks rather than months, and care is modern. The US should certainly take a page from Taiwan’s book.
1.Free City WiFi
Taipei has free city WiFi encompassing the entire city. It went public in October of last year. While I don’t use it much, and I’ve heard it can be annoyingly slow, I’d say this puts Taipei at the forefront over many other cities I could name. Poland certainly won’t be having any free WiFi in, what—probably never, and even the US is only beginning to offer this in some select cities.
Have I missed anything? Feel free to offer up your favorites about Taiwan or Taipei.
http://scintilatebrightly.wordpress.com/2012/05/02/10-things-i-like-about-taiwan/
台灣照片
以下的照片是我們臺灣綫路上的一些主要景點。
點擊以下的照片以在新窗口裏放大。
點擊以下的照片以在新窗口裏放大。
台北市的夜景 (Chris 拍的照片) | 台北101 ( D.J. Anderson 拍的照片) |
故宮博物院 (Craig Wyzik 拍的照片) | 太魯閣的霧 (Guillaume Paumier 拍的照片) |
台灣東部的山谷 (Li-Ji 拍的照片) | 台東的海邊 (Anav Rin 拍的照片) |
日月潭 (Enid Yu 拍的照片) | 日月潭的暮景 (Luhai Wong 拍的照片) |
阿里山的雲海 (ET 拍的照片) | 阿里山的茶園 (William Tychonievich 拍的照片) |
高雄的蓮池潭 (Marco Seen 拍的照片) | 西子灣的風景 (David 拍的照片) |
我們英文網站的 Taiwan Photo Gallery and Information Page 有更多照片!
http://chinese.chinatravelca.com/tours/taiwan-tours/
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Sintra has become a major tourist attraction, with many day-trippers visiting from nearby Lisbon. Attractions include the fabulous Pena Palace(19th c.) and the Castelo dos Mouros (reconstructed 19th c.) with a breath-taking view of the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park, and the summer residence of the kings of Portugal Palácio Nacional de Sintra (largely 15th/16th c.), in the town itself. The Sintra Mountain Range, one of the largest parks in the Lisbon area, (Serra de Sintra) is also a major tourist attraction.Sintra Portugal
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