A short taxi ride from Xindian MRT station brought us to the mountain village of Wulai, whose resident’s are mostly from the Atayal aboriginal tribe.
Rivers don’t smell like sewage before they reach Taipei, that occurs afterwards.
Taiwan has rich and diverse cultures outside of those that came from China. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.
I’ll take one of everything.
The railway was originally used for transporting lumber, now it just transports tourists.
The gorgeous Wulai waterfall is about 80 meters high.
Riding the gondola lift to our next destination.
Enjoy the sights, rent a boat, or feed the koi.
The area had a lot of family-oriented activities, most of which were closed when we went. However, we did take full advantage of the archery and air-powered rifle ranges.
Taipei County has a lot of wonderful places like Wulai that are really close and a great place to spend an afternoon. It’s a great escape from the city.
Happy new year and merry christmas Toddwick
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I look foward to February when I can once again input humorous names into the bowling scoreboard at Ypsi-Arbor Lanes… I love it when the scoreboard flashes in bold letters:Blood E StoolsSTRIKE!
Most excellent caption on the second photo! The others are nice, too. I’ll have to take a trip up to Wulai someday soon.
Tim Maddog