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Escursione 'TAIPEI BY NIGHT' a Keelung

Leaving the port you will drive to Taiwan Storyland. On either side of the recreated streets and alleys here are scenes and architecture from the '50s through the '70s in Taiwan, with each doorway carefully decorated according to the designs and lifestyles of that time. Shop signs and displays are all genuine antiques, sure to help make visits a nostalgia-filled experience, as visiting parents and grandparents talk to their children about the "old days".This is exactly the kind of atmosphere and effect that Taiwan Banana New Paradise Chairman Wu Chuan-zhi intended to create. This is a place of nostalgia, a cultural area for reflection and a museum portraying the life force of Taiwan. As you stroll along these old street scenes, looking at the police stations, homes of neighbourhood chiefs, department of health offices, grocery stores, classrooms and much more, it is a journey that is not only nostalgic but is also an educational opportunity as you experience, or re-experience, a much simpler time on this island.Further visit Lung Shan Temple, a famous old temple in Taiwan. It is for worshiping Guanshiyin Budda and other divine spirits. Lungshan Temple is facing the South. Its architecture is a three-section design in shape. There are the front hall, the rear hall and the right/left dragons protecting the middle hall. The layout is square and serene. The temple was built in Chianlung 5th year in Ching Dynasty. Due to natural disaster and damages caused by men, the temple was restored for several times. The doors, beams, and poles are beautifully decorated. There are a pair of bronze dragon poles in the front hall, four pairs of dragon poles in the middle hall. The sculptures are delicate. There are also exquisite wood sculptures. Among them, the well and Budda setting in the main hall are highly appreciated. The temple has many Chinese poems, verses and lyrics on signs. These add a touch of literature in addition to the religious and sightseeing value. Just half a block from the Lungshan Temple, you will find Taipei's famous Snake Alley. Along this food court-like street, there are plenty of snack shops offering hundreds of kinds of Asian style eats. But the alley is most famous for its snake shops - you can have snake soup or even sip snake blood here! The Taiwanese claim it increases sexual vitality and strengthens the lower spine area. Today, the snake shops are not as popular as they once were, having given way to Chinese, Taiwanese and Japanese snack shops. From the Chinese-style hamburger to the bean curd junket, this is the right place to experience typical Chinese fast food. The snake alley is also popularly called as the night market. Free time to have your own shopping and take the meal for your own choice at the night market.

Quando vuoi partire? gennaio 2011 - febbraio 2011

Adulti	US$ 49,00

Bambini (4-14 anni)	US$ 36,75

Durata	5 1/2 ore circa

Livello	Facile

Tipo	Culturale Shopping Dedicata alla famiglie

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Please note: the order of visits may vary. Cantonese speaking guides available in limited number. Please wear comfortable walking shoes. Tour includes a chinese language speaking guide. Space is limited, so please reserve early.

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