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This post concludes my blog series on Taiwan trip to Taipei and Taichung. Here are the complete links to the series: Taiwan Trip to Taichung and Taipei Part 1 - Air Asia X, High SpeedRail, Gundam and the Stinky Tofu Taiwan Trip to Taichung and Taipei Part 2: On the way to Sun Moon Lake Taiwan Trip to Taichung and Taipei Part 3: Cruising on Sun Moon Lake (日月潭) Taiwan Trip to Taichung and Taipei Part 4: Visiting Peacock Garden and Wen Wu Temple Taiwan Trip to Taichung and Taipei Part 5: Farm Experience of Flying Cow Ranch (飞牛牧场), Miaoli Taiwan Trip to Taichung and Taipei Part 6: Amazing Rocks of Yehliu 野柳 at Wanli Taiwan Trip to Taichung and Taipei Part 7: The old streets of Jiufen (九份) My Flickr album with all Taiwan's photos: Click here to see my full set of Taiwan Trip to Taichung and Taipei's photos As the conclusion, here are some of the random photos I took in Taiwan: Golden retriever at Wen Wu Temple .  He looks so sleepy but still trying to open his eyes to watch the tour...

This Christmas, Brown from LINE Malaysia has collaborates with Julie from Julie's Biscuits to launch a limited edition cookies gift box. Known as Brown's Cookies, it comes with Julie's Oat 25 Choc with Hazelnuts in a nicely designed metal box. There are 2 unique designs designed by LINE's designers in South Korea. Besides the crunchy Brown's Cookies, the gift box also comes with a bookmark and a scratch card. With the scratch card, you will get a serial number to get LINE's Christmas special edition sticker set worth US$1.99 . If you buy from AEON retail, you might need to get the scratch card from their customer service. The price is RM 10 per gift box. Get it now from AEON retail Malaysia or follow their Julie's Biscuit Facebook page for upcoming roadshow. Scroll down for my product photoshoot on the Brown's Cookies gift box. LINE is a Mobile messenger app with various stickers and free voice & video call over 3G/4G & Wi-Fi and now has 300...

On the third day of our Taiwan trip, we visited Taiwan's National Palace Museum.  However, no photography is allowed so there is no photo to show here.  There are many collection of historical art such as bronzes, lacquer ware, jade, textiles and religious artifact. Next, we visited  the mountain village of Jiufen (九份) at New Taipei City, Taiwan.  Since it is a mountain area, we have to park our bus and walk up the stairs to the village.  There are many steps to climb but it is really worth it as the feeling of entering the old streets is indescribable. We parked here and walk up.  Can see the Jiufen village from here. Saw this big cat statue on the roof of a souvenir shop This photo shows how big is the cat sitting on the roof. Start to walk up the stairs. Unless you are fit, recommended not to carry heavy gear when visiting Jiufen (九份) A cute Taiwan kid drinking and watching visitors Up and up the stairs Reaching soon, start to see the old style and...