- They drive on the right
- Nicely and without use of the horn (usually)
- Time here is GMT + 8 (same as Malaysia)
- Electricity is oddly 110 V (we hired a converter that we're using for the laptop but both shaver and toothbrush aren't having any of it)
- It's not a hot at the moment, perhaps mid to late twenties and it gets dark around 18:00
- English is understood but more so by the kids or people in the tourist business
- Everything is in Chinese characters and finding English translations are rare
- The people are very private but friendly and smile a lot- which is very nice
- No fear of violence or robbery, it is entirely safe
- Prices are more expensive than Bangkok and the city reminds me of Kowloon/Hong Kong and Macau
- We like it- a lot :o)
An on-going, almost daily, commentary on our travel experiences, tips and thoughts as we arrive and live in countries and places most people can only dream of. Given time, we also like to take an off-beat look at what's been making the news back in the UK or locally and so we end up taking the piss... a lot.
Friday, September 24, 2010
Taiwanese Tidbits
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