Kanto Journal 3 Volume 2 2017

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COMPASS s e o r a k s a n Even better than tourist favorite Nami Island, the Seoraksan National Park site is home to several ancient temples and castles amidst a natural backdrop. 148
The Philippine’s tropical climate is both a gift and a curse to us all. We rejoice once the summer sun calls us out to our beloved islands’ coasts, then suddenly thirst for a downpour once it gets a little too hot and humid for comfort. When the monsoons hit, people are peeved by wet socks and even worse traffic that we start longing for a pocketful of sunshine. But that is the reality of our motherland’s mood swings. For seasons beyond wet and dry, we have to venture out of the country to experience the biting cold of winter, the blooming colors of spring and the fiery foliage of autumn. For a dose of the latter, there’s no better region to explore in our continent than the Far East. The underrated Taiwan may not be the most ideal place for fall, but the sweater weather and chill atmosphere makes up for the lack of maturing leaves. The capital boasts plenty of green spaces and creative parks to fill your free time. But for those who want to discover why the Portuguese called Taiwan “Ilha Formosa”, a journey around the island might be better. An hour by high speed rail can take you to the province of Taichung, where various themed museums, flower farms and the controversial Rainbow Village might challenge your grid goals. Head further down and you’ll see the famed Sun Moon Lake, or take a bus north of Taipei to the town of teahouses in Jiufen. 149
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