Travel: Taiwan - Taipei
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Pen88n:
in 3 days' time!Dimsum,
I'm going end Nov / early Dec period. When are you going? -
dimsum:
The reception said to go down with these and collect on the spot. Hubby said may be worthwhile trip as may be able to collect some brochures with info from there too.Pen88n:
I've called Taiwan Tourism Board. They said to bring airticket and hotel booking confirmation (email) to their office and they will give out coupons / free gifts. They don't promise anything, just said you will get whatever they have in stock and giving away at that point of time.
uh? Still need to go down personally? I didn't do that. And penny mailed to me very quickly. -
dimsum:
Wow, so shiok! Enjoy yourselves!
in 3 days' time!Pen88n:
Dimsum,
I'm going end Nov / early Dec period. When are you going? -
Pen88n:
Wow, so shiok! Enjoy yourselves![/quote]thanks Pen88n :imcool: i hope the weather will be good :xedfingers:
in 3 days' time!dimsum:
[quote=\"Pen88n\"]Dimsum,
I'm going end Nov / early Dec period. When are you going? -
We came back last night, weather is turning cold so pls bring along enough warm clothings.
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Blessed Homemaker:
We came back last night, weather is turning cold so pls bring along enough warm clothings.
We went for the pre tour briefing and they said in december, weather is from 11 - 17 degree. Are there strong winds??? What kind of clothing is recommended???
I am wondering if I should use those full length jacket I wore for US winter time... wondering if it is too exaggerating. Or just a good windbreaker and sweater works well. :? -
Depending on which part of Taiwan you’ll be visiting. If you’re going to Hehuanshan, it should be very cold as the current temperature is around low-mid 10C.
Based on the past 2 days weather, temp was 20-25C @ Taipei. We only needed a t-shirt/long sleeve + jeans for day (I was wearing my Fitflop) and an extra jacket/windbreaker for night. -
Blessed Homemaker:
heard it was raining the past few days? I am leaving on 19 NovDepending on which part of Taiwan you'll be visiting. If you're going to Hehuanshan, it should be very cold as the current temperature is around low-mid 10C.
Based on the past 2 days weather, temp was 20-25C @ Taipei. We only needed a t-shirt/long sleeve + jeans for day (I was wearing my Fitflop) and an extra jacket/windbreaker for night. -
I was in Taiwan 4 - 13 Nov, rained daily except for 12 Nov and the first 2 days where it was cloudy but hot. Bring raincoats for ease of movement. Umbrellas are cumbersome esp. if you are moving about in a crowded area.
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I am in Taipei currently. It has been raining EVERYDAY since my arrival on 11 Nov. And the rain sometimes last for the whole day! The driver told us this was unusual. If it’s light drizzle, still ok. But sometimes, the rain turned heavy and this made sightseeing an unpleasant experience. Like this morning, we went to Yangming Shan and we couldn’t see any scenery because the rain was so heavy and the fog was so bad that the visibility was as little as 50m.
Yes, umbrellas and raincoats are a must. I wonder when the rain will stop.
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