Since we can't use Malaysian license to drive there, means we have to apply for international licence??
Travel Taiwan, Refer pg 1 for compiled attractions
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I had been in Taiwan since 18/07 and never see any nice Pinang chicks-all are middle aged aunties wearing short pants.
Malaysians will be granted a month stay without any visa application, all you need to do is just filling up the embarkation form. Was in Taipei for 3 days, Hualien 3 days, Chuifeng 3 days, Keelung 1 day and now already spending the 3rd day in Taichung planning to vist the south. Will be back on 06/08. |
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QUOTE(vkeong @ Aug 4 2009, 02:33 AM) you must have a case of real bad luck. i was there barely a week and i saw plenty. lol. the pinang sucks though.. weird taste Haha!! Think so. My wife managed to spot some at Puli from the bus on the way to Sun Moon Lake. Added on August 5, 2009, 10:15 am QUOTE(ellimist @ Aug 4 2009, 12:18 AM) Anyone been to Taiwan recently? Looking for recommendation on hotels to stay at. Would be nice if someone can provide budget ones, and average ones (like RM200 per night or so). Yes, at Hualian I can recommend this Min-Sook (family style hotel which is very popular in Taiwan) called Yuen Sook which is at the town center and right behind the new post office. Very clean and comfortable room at NT$ 1,200 (about RM130) per night for 3 pax. (air-con with attached bath and refrigerator)And what are the must-dos, if I have 5 days and don't intend to follow a tour http://homestay.poja.com.tw As for tour guide, you can try http://www.0910366924.tw very informative guys who charge around NT$3,000 per day from 9am to 9pm, transportation included. And in Hualian, don't miss the wantan there, one of the very best I have tasted. The shop name is called Yi Siang. Added on August 5, 2009, 10:20 am QUOTE(aki_067 @ Aug 4 2009, 12:21 AM) same here...i'm goin there 14/8/09...to taipei for 5 days IMO, there is not much to see in Taipei except for the 101 Building and the National Museum.last minutes only do booking...could get any affordable hotels...sigh... can anyone introduce? i've tried TS,rainbow,nei jiang, cityinn, cat traveller's, futurestar, wonstar. The next best thing is to visit Keelung's night market and Chuifen. This post has been edited by pisces: Aug 5 2009, 10:21 AM |
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