Best Things To Do in Wuyi County, China
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List of Best Things to do in Wuyi County
Shuxi Bridge
Guodong Village
Shouxian Canyon of Wuyi
Niutou Mountain National Forest Park
Guodong Ecological Village
Yongkang Xijin Bridge
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In recent decades, Taiwan has transformed itself into one of Asia's premier travel destinations.
It's easy to fall in love with this city. The aroma of street food fills the air. Scooters and bicycles rule the streets. And surrounded by nature, tranquility is never more than a bus ride or hike away.
Start your day at the Longshan Temple, the spiritual heart of Taipei. Taiwan's political heart is the district of Zhongshan, home to the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, 228 Peace Park and the National Taiwan Museum.
Hop on Taipei's excellent MRT and head to the National Palace Museum, home to the world's greatest collection of Chinese art and antiquities.
Taipei's streets are a treasure trove too. Enjoy the blooms at the flower markets. Hunt down bargains in giant department stores and cruise the restaurants in Yong Kang Street.
Rocket to the heavens aboard the high-speed elevators of Taipei 101 and enjoy the spectacular views from one of the world's tallest skyscrapers.
There are plenty of natural vantage points around the city too, such as Elephant Mountain, Maokong Mountain and Mount Qixing.
At sundown, head to the Shilin Night Market to feast, shop and simply enjoy this incredible city.
Inside the World's Largest Wholesale Markets - in Yiwu China
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I took a tour around the Yiwu Industrial Trade City - the largest wholesale market in the world. People come here from every country to buy goods to export. 5.5 million square meters, 7km long, this market is beyond giant. And it's all one interconnected building. I explored it for a day with Collin Abroadcast, a fellow market fanatic. From Christmas decorations to children's toys to hardware and tools, we found a bunch of stuff that blew our minds.
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French Concession is one of the nicest districts in Shanghai with many shops, restaurants, galleries and lovely streets for strolling, as we see in this walking tour.
Yiwu wholesale market, China
A visit to the world's biggest wholesale market in Yiwu, China that sells almost everything you can think of...
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SHANGHAI NIGHTLIFE : Where to go out?
There are so many bars and clubs to try out in Shanghai ... So here are my recommendations, 10 places to go crazy at night, have a drink, grab a beer, chat with your friends, or dance until morning!
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I talk a lot about alcohol in this video, but of course I absolutely think you can have just as much fun without drinking, and if you choose to drink alcohol please do so in moderation. The party culture is strong, especially amongst exchange students, but don't make yourself sick! Drink responsibly.
Also, I didn't mention it in the video, but be careful about your drinks, moreso if you're a woman. In general, Chinese clubs' alcohol, especially if it's free, is very low quality and can make you ill easily, but even more, I personally had my drink spiked and I know other girls who got their drinks roofied at parties. As you would anywhere else in the world, don't accept free drinks that you haven't seen served in front of yourself, try to have alcohol from unopened bottles if you're at a table, and don't leave your glass unattended. This may seem really obvious and unnecessary to say, but I would feel bad for not insisting on it.
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BARS AND CLUBS RECOMMENDED
classed by category and then by order of preference. Follow their Wechat account or promoters groups to have the calendar of the special nights and reduced prices!
Pre-drinks, Before:
- Roxie (lesbian or LGBT bar), 359 Kangding Road (doesn't look like anything from the outside and the entrance, go on the first floor), Metro Changping, around 50 RMB for shooters or cocktails
- Le Bar Rouge, 18 Zhongshan East 1st Rd, Metro East Nanjing Road, 80 RMB for a glass of whiskey, 100-150 RMB for a cocktail
- Captain's Bar, 37 Fuzhou Road (on top of a youth hostel, go inside and take the lift to the last floor), Metro East Nanjing Road, 50-100 RMB for a drink, 50-100 RMB for pasta or pizza
- Ellen's or Helen's, a bit all over the city, under 50RMB for drinks
Just for a beer :
- Boxing Cat Brewery, 82 Fuxing West Road, Metro Shanghai Library, 100RMB for the 6 sampler set of beer (75 during happy hour)
- Le Café des Stagiaires, 54-56 Yongkang Road Metro Shaanxi South Road (one of the three adresses of the bar), around 60 RMB for a cocktail and 40 RMB for a beer
Some live music :
- House of Blues and Jazz, 60 Fuzhou Road, Metro Nanjing East Road, 80-100 RMB for a drink
- Yuyingtang, 851 Kaixuan Road, Metro West Yan'An Road, under 100 RMB for drinks (I honestly don't remember, don't judge, but I remember it being really reasonable)
Dancing in club :
- The Mansion, entrance on Yan'An Road close to the intersection with Hongjing Road (no actual adress, it's just a little opening in the wall, don't look for an actual door, and the street doesn't look like anything from the outside), Metro Shanghai Zoo, party exclusively on Friday and Saturday except for special events, generally 100 RMB for entrance and four drinks (occasional open bars parties)
- Dada, 115 Xingfu Road (entrance in the back of a little alley), Metro JiaoTong University, 30 RMB for absinthe shot, around 50 RMB for a drink
- M1NT, 318 Fuzhou Road, Metro East Nanjing Road, around 100 RMB for a drink but only go there with a promoter's password and with girl friends so you get free alcohol
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This Restaurant Lounge is One of Shanghai's Most Popular Destinations for Parties
Nothing wrong with having a little fun and some suckling pig confit.
Located in the prestigious Three on the Bund building, Unico has become one of Shanghai's local staples. Perfect for most occasions, Unico has created a Latin inspired atmosphere for a sophisticated crowd looking to experience a collision of tapas, cocktails, and soul that transport you to another world. Part restaurant, part lounge, Michelin-starred Argentine chef, Mauro Colagreco brings a new taste of latin culture to the scene. With a variety of theme nights, including Tuesday's “Salsa Night,” you can find a solid fun-seeking crowd almost every night of the week. If you're hungry, we like the crispy and suckling pig confit with creamy polenta and with resident mixologist Hektor Montoy at the bar you are in good hands with any selection. If you are a local, you already know...Unico is a must.
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Taiwan is a small island nation 180km east of China with modern cities, traditional Chinese temples, hot springs resorts and dramatic mountainous terrain. Taipei, the country’s capital in the north, is known for its busy night markets, Chinese Imperial art at the National Palace Museum and Taipei 101, a 509m-tall, bamboo-shaped skyscraper with an observation deck.
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台北101, 九份, 十分, 十分瀑布, 中正紀念堂, 西门町
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TAIWANESE BEEF NOODLE SOUP BATTLE! Best Food of Taipei, Taiwan 台北牛肉面
What's the best Taiwanese beef noodle soup in Taipei, Taiwan? Is it at the restaurant Yong Kang or Lin Dong Fang? Watch to find out! Visiting Taipei soon? Don't forget your 3-Day Taipei Itinerary here:
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You cannot come to Taipei, Taiwan without trying a hot, steamy Taiwanese beef noodle soup or 台湾牛肉面! This comfort food is packed with tender beef pieces and chewy, yummy noodles.
If you search for the best beef noodle restaurant in Taipei, you will most likely stumble upon:
1. Yong Kang Beef Noodles in Da'an District. Full address: No. 17, Lane 31, Section 2, Jinshan South Road, Da’an District, Taipei City, Taiwan 106.
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2. Lin Dong Fang Beef Noodles in Zhongshan District. Full address: No. 17, Lane 31, Section 2, Jinshan South Road, Da’an District, Taipei City, Taiwan 106
Both are in the top of the Tripadvisor list for best places to get a delicious bowl of niu rou mian - or beef noodle soup. Both are around the $6-8 US price range per bowl of noodles.
BUT if you only have time to go to one...which of the two is better? Watch this Taiwanese beef noodle soup video to find out!
Remember to go beyond these two beef noodle restaurant and try a street stall ;)! Taipei is such a wonderful foodie city so eat your heart out.
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