Taiwan Snacks

One of the main reasons tourists love travelling to Taiwan is because of the delicious food, whether it snacks or beverage or heavy food. Once you are in Taiwan, you can find many night markets such as in Shilin, Raohe and Huaxicwhich provide many varieties of pure and delicious food.

Here are some of the most famous snacks that you must try in Taiwan:

Pearl Milk Tea, also known as Bubble Tea, which is a mixture of black tea, milk and sago tea. Nowadays, you can find this beverage not only in Taiwan, but also in Chinatown as well.

For Stinky Tofu lovers, the greater the smell, the tastier the the tofu are. Its deep fried crispy on the outside and soft on the inside is what makes the dish so charming. However, there are still many people who still cannot stand the awful smell of the Stinky Tofu.

Another snack that you must try in Taiwan is Salt Pepper Chicken. If you ever tried to walk along the night markets in Malaysia, I'm sure that you will not feel unfamiliar with this snack. Its crispiness and a bit of spicy taste is what really make many people become the fan of this dish.

Oyster Omelet is made of small oysters and vegetable mixed in starch and egg batter. A sweet and sour sauce adds further to already addictively delicious taste. This snack is also very popular in Guangdong (China), Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines.

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SNSD Gee vs Super Junior Sorry Sorry

SNSD GEE

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SUPER JUNIOR SORRY SORRY

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Which dance do you think is the best among these 2 groups? Is it the crab dance or the hand rubbing dance? What with so many versions of these 2 dances by so many people, it is hard to determine who will prevail. Personally, I think both are great dances techniques which are executed perfectly by 2 of Korea's most popular idol groups. So, what do you think? Gee gee gee gee baby baby or sorry sorry? You decide yourself. In the meantime, enjoy the music videos!

N Seoul Tower

Love Message Tiles.

N Grill, a revolving restaurant in the tower.

Namsan Oreumi, an elevator service to get to the tower.

Locks Of Love, a place reserved for couples to declare their undying love for each other.

N Seoul Tower

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Imagine if you get the chance to view the whole of Seoul from the top of a tower? Wouldn't it be breathtaking? If you do not want to miss this once in a lifetime chance, then come visit N Seoul Tower, one of Korea's most treasured landmarks. Measuring 777 in height and built over 1574 feet above sea level, this tower is definitely the place to be if you want to witness the picturesque view of Korea especially during the night time. This tower which was constructed in the year 1969 was only opened to the public in 1980 and has since become one of Korea's most popular tourist destinations.

Besides just being an observation tower, it also features a few restaurants, a gift shop, a lovers' haven and excellent toilets facilities as well. During night time, many spectacular light shows has also been organized to attract more people to visit the tower. With so many things to do in this tower, you wouldn't want to miss this chance to visit N Seoul Tower. All you need to do is just to take a cab from Insa-dong to the Namsan cable car and from there you only need to walk a short distance to walk or you can also take the elevator service known as Namsan Omeuri to reach the tower.

Hokkaido Lavender (Japan)

Hokkaido is Japan's second largest island with an only 5% of population living in the island.

Hokkaido is most well known for its famous sightseeing of the beautiful and unique lavender view. Many people whether they are local or tourists love to visit Hokkaido just to view the wonderful lavender.

For your information lavender can also come in other pretty colors such as yellow and green other than the usual purple color.

Tourists can also make their own dessert and ice-cream using their new special flavor which is the beautiful lavender.

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Come Visit Boracay Island in Philippines!

Boracay Island is an island located 350km south of the capital in Philippines, Manila. It is considered as one of the world's most beautiful beaches and had garnered the most number of votes among the tourists as The Most Popular Beaches in the World in year 2010.

Many Malaysians did not know about the existence of this island until our very own local female singer, Fish Leong, decided to hold her wedding ceremony there on 1st February 2010.

There are many activities tourists can do there regardless of their gender and age. Some of the popular activities are massage, boat trips, horseback riding, diving, sailing, snorkeling, windsurfing and tennis. With these activities, Boracay Island is a heavenly place for the tourists to relax themselves and enjoy their holiday.

Boracay's White Beach

Scuba diving in Boracay

Sunset view of Willy's Rock at Boracay

The most popular leisure activity among tourists - sunset sailing

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Here is a promo video for Boracay Island, enjoy~~ ^^

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The Ice Skating Princess Who Captures The Heart of All

KIM YU NA

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Korea's very own ice skating princess, Kim Yu Na was born on 5th September 1991 in Bucheon, Gyeonnggi. She began skating at the tender age of 7 and won her first international title for the prestigious Triglay Trophy. She was also the youngest skater to win a medal at the South Korean Figure Skating Championship at the age of 12.

From then on, she became one of Korea's most prominent sports figure to have won many world titles and also the first female skater to exceed the 200 points ISU grading system. She is the 2010 Winter Olympics champion and also manage to grab the number one spot for the world ice skating ranking, proving once again why she is the best among her peers.

Her performance is a wonder to watch due to her elegant and creative maneuvers and perfect jumping skills. Due to her massive popularity, she is highly sort for commercials in South Korea and she was also named as the ambassador for the 2010-2012 Visit Korea Year.