Hidden Pictures of Taiwan Trip Part 4

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Wow! It's been back log for awhile! This post consists of the images that were taken from the Canon DSLR camera, and I finally get to retrieve and post to conclude the June Taiwan Trip! Decide to post some random pictures which are worth remembering!


Happy children when they touched down Taipei International Airport


Picture of us at a padi field! Love the nature scene at Hualien

Kate's turn to be thrown! She loves it! Actually anywhere in Hualien are fields of agriculture. One can just stop anywhere, and take a quick picture!


Love this kissing picture! 


Josh and I at the QiXingTan at Hualien

My children and I at the QiXingTan. Love the whole place!



A performance of the Taiwanese culture group at the Taipei Train Station





The Taiwan tribe lady, and Kate is holding on to the $100NT given by an unknown uncle.



We went to this place with fishes and ate their ice-cream! Delicious. Maybe because the weather is super warm! Hualien really have lots of nice attractions!


Ice cream sharing


Visited a temple at Hualien. I can't remember the name. From now onwards, visitors have to pay to enter this once Japanese-occupied temple.



Family picture (with Eve on the handphone) on the first day at Taipei


On their way to the Taipei Zoo (Taken at Taipei Zoo Station)

Taipei Zoo and the bus!

Maokong Cable Car at Taipei. Love it and the price of it really blows you off!

Kids and their hugs. They love the bath tub so much!

Went to a lake at Hualien and it's really beautiful. We went there in January 2012!


Ostrich and it's so close to us!



Flower sea at Taipei

Snake Garden at Taipei Zoo. They have a wide variety of snakes!



At the Changi Airport, we have a fan waiting for us! We saw this signboard on our way out!!

A signboard made by Eve!


Finally after 4 days, we reunited as a family!!


Home sweet home!

After blogging, I feel as if I am paid to promote Taipei and Hualien. Nevertheless, it's certainly a great trip to remember and Taiwan has so much areas to learn and explore! Woohoo!



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