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The weather is scorching hot; otherwise, I would take a stroll in the park outside the museum 😖 Please note that photo-taking is not allowed at some of the galleries. As this is one of the places that is open on Monday we visited this morning after popping by the Chin Men Theatre. Part of the complex is under renovation but we got to claim the “tower” building.
In addition to indigenous handicrafts, visitors can also find personalized souvenir options in Taitung City’s bustling night markets and local artisan shops. Many vendors offer customized products like handmade pottery, calligraphy artwork, or even tailor-made clothing items that can be personalized with names, dates, or special messages. Sanxiantai in Taitung, 台東 伴手禮 Taiwan, is known for its stunning natural beauty and cultural significance. When it comes to unique gifts and souvenirs that can be found at Sanxiantai, visitors have a variety of options to choose from. These authentic crafts not only make for beautiful keepsakes but also support the local artisans and preserve Taiwan’s rich cultural heritage.

Most teapot sets will come in a nice presentation box, with each piece separated so that it doesn’t break when you’re carrying it. I still love the set I ended up buying in Beijing. Although it’s uniquely Chinese, it’s quite fresh and modern with its yellow pattern. Some tea sets come with a tray that collect any spilled water. You might like this, but when I shopped for a teapot set in China, I wanted something relatively simple without all the bells and whistles.
They may be ornamental if you don’t read Cyrillic, but we just love old books! Bulgarians love to read and you can find a great stash of used books all over Bulgarian cities. While many won’t come in handy unless you can read Bulgarian, a Bulgarian version of a beloved book can be a nice souvenir.
And the best way forGenshin Impactplayers to acquire these Ascension materials will be to visit the Souvenir Shop in either Monstadt or Liyue. Some festivals may offer early bird discounts or package deals, so it’s best to plan ahead and book your tickets in advance. Additionally, the warm weather and scenic surroundings of Taitung make for an enjoyable outdoor experience during these festivals. Are you ready to immerse yourself in Taitung’s local harvest traditions?

There are multiple tea flavours, all equally good in my opinion. A must try in my opinion if you are an ice-cream lover, do not leave Taichung without trying this. Taichung 2nd market is local  favourite place for local comforting food.
Called Zhaori Hot Spring (朝日溫泉), it is an exquisite hot spring experience, with a few pools right on the coast, with sea waves sometimes splashing into them. To experience aboriginal culture in the area, consider visiting or spending the night at Bunun Leisure Farm (布農部落休閒農場), which is run by the local Bunun tribe. Chishang (池上) is the first town you’ll reach in Taitung, and it’s my most recommended town for spending a night in Taitung. If you’re taking the train from Hualien, I recommend just coming directly here. For a mid-range choice, Chateau de Olea is a highly recommended local guesthouse. Driving south from Taitung city, Highway 9 will become the coastal highway.
This is five-star hotel for those with a large budget and an appreciation for amenities. It offers all the things a hotel of its stature should including spa and free gym. This artsy cafe has Taitung coffee as well as other coffee and teas and a small but interesting menu. Taitung's night life has been described as subdued, that may be true however there are of course some bars. What Taitung does have however, is a rather large number of cafes.

The 金樽咖啡 cafe, currently under maintenance due to a partial ground movement caused by a storm, offers an awe-inspiring panorama that surpasses the coastal scenery. It is an ideal spot to unwind and relish in the reasonably priced, delectable beverages crafted from fresh fruits. They have books you can borrow and they have outside seatings, too (if you don’t like air conditioning). The coffee is above average but the service is very satisfactory. You cannot bring your pets inside but they are allowed in the outside seating. The shop is clean, including the washroom/toilet.
The highlight for me was definitely the HUGE grilled squid. Besides the food stalls, there are the usual shops and some games too. Famous night market line with street vendors offering assortment of local favors. One of my favorite food is the deep-fried Spanish mackerel soup. I also enjoyed their local season fruit plate that goes well with it's unique dried plum powder. The store which was built in Japanese style during the Japanese era in the 1930s is really nicely conserved from in and outside.

Noodles, soups, and curries are all available. Preserved Vegetables, Fish Head Soup, and Pork Belly are all must-tries. Unique Burmese souvenirs are what makes it famous. You’ll also find stalls selling tickets to Myanmar because this is a place for Burmese Singaporeans. Shocked Dog Market in Canggu – less authentic but lots of tourist souvenirs and affordable clothing. The most popular are T-shirts with the local beer brand logo – Bintang, or “Nasi Goreng” written on them, a traditional fried rice dish in Indonesia.
Recommend to go early in the morning and spend entire noon time in the mountain. Have beautiful trees, Mountain View, caffe to enjoy with beautiful and mild cold weather. Roads are very neat and enjoy to ride scooters in the area. There are 16 pillars and 2 core pillars supporting the giant piece of art work in the station. It's design is inspired by Italian and master craft build in Germany, Mexico, Italy. There are 4 types of glass, blown glass by murano, fused glass by Mexico, antique glass by Germany, fusible glass supplied by Oregon USA. It signify light, wind, fire and light.
We didn't see a lot of tourists from the west here even it was on the weekend. They come to take pictures of themselves a lot. You may want to consider this as an instagrammable spot. Just a typical place where there’s a playground, picnic area and  some benches sorrounded by trees. Although it's not as big as I thought it was. Nevertheless if you're a WOW player and a Blizzard fan then it's worth it to see.

Inside the facility on the first floor is a Cafe & Museum Shop that stocks the souvenirs we'll be discussing in this article. Join today to explore Scotland’s heritage and help preserve it now and for future generations. Like seeing this place and all the local clothes, crafts and  foods. Got my simple pearl necklace from this place.