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For the first time, my impressions after arriving from the capital, Taipei - the city... It's very strange. It's clearly closer to #Taichung (there was a series of posts about it), but because of the ocean, it feels even more like a southern resort…
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A concluding post about Taichung and my thoughts on living there.
Despite the fact that I'm not considering a long-term move to Asia yet, it was interesting to hypothetically imagine what it's like to live in Taiwan. And since several…
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Returning to the topic of Taiwan, which I'm systematically trying to cover in depth
Some of the most memorable places in both Taipei and Taichung are the historic buildings left over from the Japanese colonial era. They're often not very…
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Also, kudos to the city for greening the river channels. As I understand, this is a common practice in Taiwan, as we saw a similar story in Taipei - a nature-protected zone has been created along the entire bank of the main river, where all…
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What else is cool about Taichung? I think it's the parks. They've paid particular attention to them in the new districts, where there's plenty of space to roam around. Unlike in Taipei, here they're open and offer a very beautiful panorama of new…
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Once upon a time, this place was literally an untouched field, but now it's a district of skyscrapers, parks, and shopping centers.
Xitun District is one of the most expensive and developed areas of Taichung, showcasing an example of how to build…
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Another from the series
For some reason, there are a lot of bizarre wild animals living in parks in Taiwan
In the photo, there are musk ducks and tiger herons.
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Just an hour on the train, and we've arrived in the glorious hero city of Taichung!
We're only here for 3 days, but I think we'll manage to get a good sense of the place.
Taichung is one of the top three most populous cities in Taiwan, and although…