Nomadic Gatherings by Michel Guntern
Nomadic Gatherings: Chapter Three: Little Sister.
Taiwan was a brief stop en-route from Seoul to Hong Kong.
They found it amusing that I was heading for China.
1.
Arrival in Taiwan:
At a local food-stall, the lady showed me the price of an omelette by
pulling two coins from her pocket. I only had notes, so I gave her the
smallest.
2. Tainan - Oldest City in Tawian:
Tainan is the oldest city on the island of Taiwan, and was the capital
between 1663 and 1885. A shrine and fort have been restored to mark
those glory days.
3. Chungshan Park:
Old men, loving couples and young children wanted nothing more than
escape the heat and noise, to relax in the sheltered serenity of
Chungshan Park.
4. Bus Travel in
Taiwan:
I wanted to see Alishan, Taiwan's most popular mountain resort, on my
way back to Taipei.
5. Travel To Chiayi:
Heading to Alishan can mean a change in Chiayi but bus connections in
Taiwan don't always run to plan.
6. Bus to Taipei:
Passengers reclined in their seats with papers open on their laps, but
apparently not being read. As heads rocked gently, I looked for life
beyond the glass.
7. Restaurant
in Taipei:
In a restaurant in Taipei one of the five waitresses was able to
translate the Chinese menu, then returned to talk a little after she had
placed my order.

Nomadic Gatherings
- by Michel Guntern.
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During 40 years of travel & living abroad Michel has visited some 120 countries, 220 UNESCO Heritage Sites and 100+ World Heritage Cities.