Taiwan Travel tips

                                            *Taiwan Travel Tips*

I. Transport
Metro service is extremely convenient, you can go most of the popular places with the well structured network. Get yourself a YouYou Card is a necessary,  first thing to do. It can be purchased at main station and 7-11.

II. Power supplier
 The voltage in Taiwan is 110v, and the plug shape as picture shows. So bring a power adapter just in case, despite hotel might provide for you. Let you stay connect on mobile for nowadays.

III. Currency
    Prepare some cash in hand before arrive Taiwan, local bank give you the better rates. Just give you an idea, $1 Aus = $24 NT.  Average meal cost is around $6 dollar.





Wish you have a nice trip and hope this blogger will help in any ways. Following attached video is a awesome street dance that i took when i travelled there.









                                                       Jiaqi    Oct 17
     

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