TRAVELLIVE 11-2017
Dear readers, For adventure explorers, you would not want to miss our special story on the Arctic conquesst by dog sled and the aurora borealis experience – often compared as a virtually magical dance of light. The snowy mountain, ice caves and the whole scenery in Salzkammergut, a region near the Austrian city of Salzburg, will leave you in awe. Or perhaps, you prefer to admire the beauty of late autumn leaves in South Korea under the lens of our photographer Quynh Anh. After receiving positive feedbacks from Travellive readers on the story "60 day trip around Vietnam with my kid" back in June, we decided to invite Oc and her family back to tell us about their latest trip, a 50 day journey around South East Asia. The little girl has now become a ‘seasoned’ traveler after having been to 10 SEA countries. Your trip to Taiwan would be a lot more enjoyable when you try all the food from Taipei, Taichung and Tainan The cold and windy season is finally here, we wish you plenty of new and exciting experiences for your journeys ahead. TRAVELLIVE EDITORIAL BOARD
Dear readers,
For adventure explorers, you would not want to miss our special story on the Arctic conquesst by dog sled and the aurora borealis experience – often compared as a virtually magical dance of light. The snowy mountain, ice caves and the whole scenery in Salzkammergut, a region near the Austrian city of Salzburg, will leave you in awe. Or perhaps, you prefer to admire the beauty of late autumn leaves in South Korea under the lens of our photographer Quynh Anh.
After receiving positive feedbacks from Travellive readers on the story "60 day trip around Vietnam with my kid" back in June, we decided to invite Oc and her family back to tell us about their latest trip, a 50 day journey around South East Asia. The little girl has now become a ‘seasoned’ traveler after having been to 10 SEA countries.
Your trip to Taiwan would be a lot more enjoyable when you try all the food from Taipei, Taichung and Tainan
The cold and windy season is finally here, we wish you plenty of new and exciting experiences for your journeys ahead.
TRAVELLIVE EDITORIAL BOARD
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8.00PM - Night market in Taiwan<br />
The culinary journey in Taiwan would not be complete<br />
without a walk around the night market. Taiwan's night<br />
market has long been known as Asia's culinary paradise<br />
with a wide variety of food choices. If you only try one new<br />
thing a day,<br />
you might<br />
have to stay<br />
for a month.<br />
Shilin Night<br />
Market (Taipei),<br />
Feng Chia<br />
(Taichung)<br />
and Hua Yuan<br />
(Tainan) are the<br />
most popular<br />
night markets<br />
with visitors.<br />
Not only a place<br />
to shop and eat, the night markets are great places for<br />
young people to spend time together..<br />
When you go to the night markets, do not forget to buy<br />
pineapple cake and iron eggs to bring home as gifts.<br />
Pineapple cake is a traditional gift that brings luck. Iron<br />
eggs are a chewy black egg made of quail or pigeon eggs,<br />
cooked in soy sauce until it turns black and hardened. One<br />
local girl joked, "You can actually play table tennis with<br />
this egg!"<br />
After a long walk, it's time to stop for a refreshing beef<br />
noodle soup - one of the two of Taiwan's "national food".<br />
It is made with fresh noodles, flavored dark broth, tender<br />
braised beef, and the mild scent from the herbs, one of the<br />
must-try foods! After the beef noodle soup, you can also try<br />
the oyster omelet. People here often cook oysters by fire,<br />
so the oysters remain juicy, fresh and sweet, unlike when<br />
being grilled by charcoal. You can then complete your<br />
dinner with sweet mango ice cream or Dou Hua - a chilled<br />
tofu dessert in sugar syrup, served with red beans, green<br />
beans and mochi.<br />
Our exciting culinary trip in "Asia's cuisine paradise" has<br />
finally come to an end with delicious food from restaurants to the<br />
streets, which one was your favorite dish?
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