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Travel Taiwan, Refer pg 1 for compiled attractions
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De_Legend
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 Apr 23 2011, 02:49 PM
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hi all sifus here... need ur advice...  i am planning to travel to Taiwan in Nov/Dec for 20days... initially i was thinking to drive myself, but after checking with few frenz they all think it is dangerous for msian to drive there as Taiwan is left-hand side de... so one of the fren suggested me to use their public transport...  but with reference to my below itinerary, is tat convenience of using public transport?  KaoShiong ---> PingDong ---> KenDing ---> TaiDong --->HuaLian ---> YiLan ---> JiLong ---> TaoYuan ---> TaiPei the reason of putting the TaiPei as the last destination is bcoz my fren told me tat i can do the last shopping there, hence at my earlier itinerary, i not need carry so many things |
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De_Legend
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Apr 29 2011, 05:47 PM
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QUOTE(jlgoh9 @ Apr 25 2011, 09:23 AM) Jz FYI who want to know the update on currency exchange, when i withdraw money from Taiwan ATM, I actually got a good exchange rate from CIMB which is RM10.48 per NT100 but need to add Rm10 per transaction la...if you withdraw more, then it's a good rate. Also, I was at Suria KLCC last week, I kinda pass thru one of the money exchange counter and jz out of curiousity, i checked out the Taiwan exchange. OMG is RM10 to NT100 exactly. I'm not sure if it's still the same but this is a very good deal... you can go there and check out yourself if u want, just sharing what I saw. but don't come back and scold me if there's no more that rate la...hahha the exchgn rate at CIMB ytd became to RM11.00 ler... |
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