[OFFICIAL] Taiwan Guide and Taiwan related matters - Part 8
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Recently have some leave to clear and planning to bring my parent to visit Taiwan on July.
But understand Taipei will have typhoon season on July. Any idea how bad is the typhoon usually? will it last few days or just few hours
But understand Taipei will have typhoon season on July. Any idea how bad is the typhoon usually? will it last few days or just few hours
Recently have some leave to clear and planning to bring my parent to visit Taiwan on July.
But understand Taipei will have typhoon season on July. Any idea how bad is the typhoon usually? will it last few days or just few hours
If really bad, it's the debris after the typhoon passed.
So everything is pretty unpredictable.
So to me, typhoon or not, you still may want to travel.
i think usually just strong gust of wind & rainfall
but the major ones like Typhoon Nesat in 2017, aftermath of typhoon were bad as many infrastructure were damaged.
like what calkel20 said, everything unpredictable. typhoon may head to taipei but eventually weaken or change it's course
i think hitting major one like Typhoon Nesat was like striking toto storm-chasers are known to camp themselves few days before the arrival along the path hopefully to "catch" the typhoon, many times still miss it.
but the major ones like Typhoon Nesat in 2017, aftermath of typhoon were bad as many infrastructure were damaged.
like what calkel20 said, everything unpredictable. typhoon may head to taipei but eventually weaken or change it's course
i think hitting major one like Typhoon Nesat was like striking toto
storm-chasers are known to camp themselves few days before the arrival along the path hopefully to "catch" the typhoon, many times still miss it.Recently have some leave to clear and planning to bring my parent to visit Taiwan on July.
But understand Taipei will have typhoon season on July. Any idea how bad is the typhoon usually? will it last few days or just few hours
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Dear bros/sis,
Have confirmed my Taiwan trip (7 nights) in November Will be staying 4 nights in kaohsiung.
What are the must dos in kaohsiung? (with 1.5 yr old toddler)
Is taking a day out to tainan too adventurous?
Calkel20 bro, will need your help on the hsr tickets.
Have confirmed my Taiwan trip (7 nights) in November Will be staying 4 nights in kaohsiung.
What are the must dos in kaohsiung? (with 1.5 yr old toddler)
Is taking a day out to tainan too adventurous?
Calkel20 bro, will need your help on the hsr tickets.
4 nights in KHH quite overkill.
There is a theme park called E-Da. Can google for it and stay a night there.
Good to consider one day/night out in kenting.
Can visit the Eluanbi lighthouse at kenting or the 国家公园。
There is a National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium which you can visit too.
Am sure kid like to take train etc.
If you do not mind taking an hour train to tainan, why not?
It's good, except that moving around probably need to get a transport or alternatively, just hail or use the app to call for a cab in Tainan as public transport not as easy to get.
Happy planning and hear from you soon.
i think usually just strong gust of wind & rainfall
but the major ones like Typhoon Nesat in 2017, aftermath of typhoon were bad as many infrastructure were damaged.
like what calkel20 said, everything unpredictable. typhoon may head to taipei but eventually weaken or change it's course
i think hitting major one like Typhoon Nesat was like striking toto
That's why they call storm chasers
lol … yeah they keep chasing and to station themselves where the eye of storm pass thru … needs alot of luck!
that said, for earthquake i think better to stay far far … this one no place to hide
that said, for earthquake i think better to stay far far … this one no place to hide
That's why they call storm chasers
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ask y'all.
how does the check in baggage work? sometimes I see people check in box of tw instant noodle etc.
I assume it will be part of your check in baggage weight? buy 35 kg. luggage - 20 kg, rest of 15 kg check in as carton box
Nice my infant though no seat but has 10kg baggage allowance...jus nice for the noodles
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rem to buy more, 1 carton very few only.
haha ... later bulky
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