W stands for Wulai, taipei
after 3 days in taichung area, i plan to spend the remaining 3 days of my june taiwan trip in taipei.... Was cracking my brain on where to visit since i had already visited most of the attractions in taipei last june with the Angs when i recalled reading about WULAI... =) Wulai is another hotspring area, besides beitou, and is about an hr and a half away from ximending area... just take the train to xin dian station and hop onto bus 849 at NT$40 each....
Wulai area seems to be a rustic area (i like) with tram & cable car rides, nice scenery and great street food (mummy and alfred like!!!) ... =)
updates on 20 June 2013:
wulai hotspring
wulai waterfall
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W stands for 乌云 (wu yun)
to compensate for the short short post.... added in another 'W' video... - it's a song by Tanya Chua, titled "Don't come and trouble me" - singlish translation.... wahahahaha
to compensate for the short short post.... added in another 'W' video... - it's a song by Tanya Chua, titled "Don't come and trouble me" - singlish translation.... wahahahaha
luv it for the catchy tune and chorus:
wu yun wu yun kuai zou kai
乌 云 乌 云 快 走 开
ni ke zhi dao wo bu chang dai ba san
你 可 知 道 我 不 常 带 把 伞
dai ba san
带 把 伞 － Oh Woo
it has this lazy lazy style which i likey much much.... =)
it has this lazy lazy style which i likey much much.... =)
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