Taipei 101: A Crash Course On The Taiwanese Capital

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February 23rd 2014

Published: March 9th 2014

One of the downsides of having a full-time job is that you have to give up your flexibility as far as schedule is concerned. The past three months have been an exercise of ingenuity in scheduling, especially considering my unorthodox working time (night shift, from 8p.m. to 5a.m.). As a result, I’m only left with weekends for trips out of town. One of the trips I can squeeze in is a trip to Tai... Read Full Entry

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Jay Exiomo

JayExiomo

Although he lived much of his toddler years abroad in the US and spent his early childhood roaming around the Philippines with his parents, Jay didn't really catch the travel bug until much later in 2006, when he was dragged to a microfinance conference in Thailand. He considers it his first true taste of travel, with his childhood already but a vague, distant memory. Something about being in a foreign place stirred his wanderlust, and his feet have constantly itched since. After graduating with a degree in Multimedia Arts, Jay worked as a news writer, then as a high school teacher. Presently,... full info

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16th September 2014

Sabretoothed chickens tour
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Dreaming of visiting Taiwan
Hi. Loved this post. We planned to get to Taiwan last year but it didn't happen. Still high on my list so will have to make it happen. So did you end up doing the 100 Waterfalls in Lao?

16th September 2014

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Jay Exiomo

You should. Taiwan is really an accessible place to visit. Hmm. I planned on going to Laos this October but I will have to cancel it because of some things beyond my control.

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