Well, the initial plan was to take a 2hour bus ride from Zhongxiao fuxing station to Jiufen but Looking at the bus and road condition, we decided on taking the comfort ride of the rapid train to Ruifang train station instead.
There is no enquiry counter or any pamplet on the train station, not even sure how many stops away to Ruifang. I told deardear to get tickets for the earliest train.. and got the 1140am tickets with no seats allocated, means we need to find our own seats.
We were early so sat inside the station to wait for the train to arrive.
We were early so sat inside the station to wait for the train to arrive.
The train is approaching.... look at the people rushin to get in first to get a seat
Looks like mrt , haha ....
Yeah.. We got ourselves a seat.. its freezing cold inside....
The ride is quite long.... must be alert when taking the train... coz maybe you will need to change train at Qi Du or Ba Du.... Heng our train is straight to Ruifang...
The ride is quite long.... must be alert when taking the train... coz maybe you will need to change train at Qi Du or Ba Du.... Heng our train is straight to Ruifang...
Across the street is where you take the "Jinguashi" bus to Jiufen.....
Hehe.. there are alot of cabbie waiting to drive you there for a fee of NTD 180
The cabbie drove us straight to Li Yi Bing Dian... famous for their butter Tai Yang Bing
Its directly beside Jiufen old street
The cabbie drove us straight to Li Yi Bing Dian... famous for their butter Tai Yang Bing
Its directly beside Jiufen old street
We sampled almost all their pastry... hehe.
They made it freshly packed for you to collect on your departure day at Taipei Main station or they deliver it to your hotel if you order more than NTD 1500..
Me and darling hubby total ordered NTD 5132 worth of pastries...
Their Tai Yang Bing taste really delicious!! our relative and colleagues loved it.
Oh yah , the curry flavour pastry taste very nice!!!
The 7-11 is under renovation .. its at the left side...
The "initial-D" hairpin curvy road.. haha...
Windy up there at the viewing shelter
Me @ Jiufen Old street!!!
My deardear @ jiufen old street.... must take a significant "landmark" shot whereever we go
Foodies... here we come!
Its food and gifts everywhere...
Muacks.... A kiss everywhere we go...
Fruits coated in malt sugar?!
Try the pork marinated in red wine
Close up on the jelly covered red wine pork
Sotong, fish ball soup...
Woo.....
Close up on the jelly covered red wine pork
Sotong, fish ball soup...
As usual.. hubby likes to venture into novelty shops
Cool view
Ah - Mei Tea House
The window view from our table...
My tired baby....
Still as Hand-some as ever
The tea leaf menu is engraved on the bamboo..
The outdoor view from the teahouse.....
Captivating
The nostalgic feel ...
Still as Hand-some as ever
The tea leaf menu is engraved on the bamboo..
Not cheap leh... better not order pot of tea there...
The cheapest pot of tea also need about NTD 500
The cheapest pot of tea also need about NTD 500
In the end decided to order a Coffee set.. that comes with a cake NTD 250
And a fizzy drink with jelly - NTD 250 too...
A very hot day.......
Can see it in hubby's face..
LOLZ!!!
More than words...
Wont get this kind of view in singapore
A memorable trip with a memorable scenic view
Captivating
The view from the steps down
Another teahouse... there are lots of tea house..
Each claiming to be the one , the movie Sad ciy was filmed.
Each claiming to be the one , the movie Sad ciy was filmed.
The iconic view of Jiufen
My boy and his fetish with taking photo with bikes on the roadside
Down the road would be the bus stop to take the bus to Keelung or taipei
This teahouse looks like those used to film Kungfu teahouse fighting scenes
Down the road would be the bus stop to take the bus to Keelung or taipei
The curvy road of jiufen down to keelung is fast, curvy and bumpy ...And the driver is really skillful.... weaving in and out of narrow lanes.... and squeezing thru jam packed roads..
I think all their buses survived well without suspension.... I am so glad I finally got a seat...
And he can drive with one hand on the steering wheel and the other hand leaning on the window.....
Finally we are at KEELUNG
Finally we are at KEELUNG
But we decided to alight at Keelung station to find out whats the time of the train back to taipei in the evening...
Arent we a cute couple?!
Keelung harbour
simply warms my heart
The three storey Macdonald...
My man taking the shot.. I taking the shot of him...hehe
My man taking the shot.. I taking the shot of him...hehe
The "bridge" near MiaoKow
Bleah.....
The temple near miaokow... dun know wats the temple name though
The husband wans to go in take alook, the wife follows..
Really grand inside
You have to walk into the middle to get to the actual Miaokow....
Woo... delicious beancurd with pearl...yummy!
Takopachi with wasabi paste... taste uniquely good!
The small little boy in green is assigned to look after his little sis...
Decided to try the Lu Rou Fan since everyone is talking about it
But its a simple meal to fill your tummy...
Their fried beehoon taste like a fusion of Tang Hun and beehoon combo....
Yeah! Ready to tuck in...
Pig's blood cube soup!!!!!
He is going to finish the whole bowl
This! is the orginal Miaokow.. .open 24hour
The metal shinny signboards with yellow lanterns hanging at the top...
This! is the orginal Miaokow.. .open 24hour
The metal shinny signboards with yellow lanterns hanging at the top...
Many different type of food for you to choose from.. definitely one wil suit your taste
This is really the Miaokow "miaokow"
The temple entrance...
The crowded stall selling "Ding Bian Cuo"
The soup taste good though.. but the white flour stuff quite tough to chew..
The stall selling "Healthy" sandwiches...The ingredients are tomato, Lor egg, ham, cucumber
Keelung sign lights up in many colours during the night....
After a fufiling meal, we slowly headed back to Keelung railway station
Yum, it really does taste good. Should try it!
Keelung sign lights up in many colours during the night....
After a fufiling meal, we slowly headed back to Keelung railway station
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