＊這是優質頻道，希望大家多關照，請幫忙分享出去＊Alan's new hairstyle looks very stylish and lively, I give it full marks! Formosa Boulevard Station has been named the second most beautiful MRT station in the world, known as the "Heart of MRT". It includes the largest glass piece of artwork in the world, which covers the roof and pillars in the central part of the station, it is currently the largest circular station in the world. Dome of Light is divided into four areas: water, earth, light, and fire, which represent different meanings such as gestation, growth, innovation, destruction and rebirth, and are used to represent human stories. Kaohsiung is a beautiful city, and your video makes it even more beautiful, very looking forward to parts 2 & 3. Thank you very much for sharing, super great job again! 👍🥰👏
Thank you very much!! We did not know about it being named as such! And did not know that information bout it, so thank you for sharing! Thanks again for watching!! :D
As always, THANK YOU for watching! And thank you to everyone who participated in our poll last week! This video was set to be nearly 50 minutes long, so thanks to your input, we ultimately decided to split it up into 3 parts. Please us know if you end up liking this format better or if we should switch back to our full-length, comprehensive guides! :)
Every Taiwanese would appreciate your hard work to Make the country extra beautiful! Great job in editing. Among all the Taiwan videos, you’ve done the best job❤
Welcome to Kaosiung! We live in Canada but my wife is from Kaosiung. Not sure if someone already said this in the comments, but the dome of light at Formosa Boulevard Station is a memorial for a 1979 human rights protest that brought about democracy in Taiwan.
Oh no way!! Alan is originally from SD, so not too far! What made you move to Taiwan?? And so happy to hear you’ve enjoyed them! That is awesome! We definitely wish we could have done a full video for all the districts in Kaohsiung too! It was such a fun city!! :D
@@IfWeGoTo We came here mainly for some business we had between US and Asia. My parents also recently retired in Taichung from LA. Taiwan served as a good connecting hub for us for the short term and an excellent place to be with family, a decent place for our toddler to get education, better healthcare, and insane affordability - 3x cheaper than the states. We will return to the states in the near future. Also gave me chance to make some videos.
ohh I see. I think Taiwan is fantastic, and definitely seems like a good place for living compared to the USA. It is really hard to live here because of costs - which is a large part of why we travel! Hope you can return and make videos soon!
@@IfWeGoTo Hard to live in the states? If so, yes, living in the states is costly off the charts. Mainly rent and food are absurd on a monthly basis alongside rising real estate prices, inflation, almost criminal-like health insurance costs, etc. BTW did you visit Taichung?
@@kayjaylin yes, exactly. The prices here are crushing! 😩 We’d leave if we could. No doubt! Unfortunately we didn’t make it to Taichung this time! Do you think we should when we make it back to Taiwan??
I first seen your videos about Taiwan couple months ago, and I’m glad that you’re still there in my hometown. I started to visit Pier-2 since the very beginning of the project when they only had a small area which now is more extended. It is quite interesting to see my hometown from your camera while I’m currently in Australia. Hope you enjoy more time in Taiwan cheers!
Thank you for watching! We really really enjoyed Taiwan! Pier 2 was very cool, interesting to learn it has grown over the years! Do you live in Australia now?? We love it there too! :D
Gosh! It is amazing as to all the surprises in Taiwan...the next stop seems to have more unexpected gifts to be discovered than the last stop. Thank you so much for sharing. Await more gifts coming......
thank you for taking me (us) with you I love art walks and haven't been on one since collage (makes me sound old right? I still have to go back to collage) but still I love these kinds of videos :3 Keep doing what your doing!
You are so welcome! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment!! 😃 Hahah don’t worry, we feel old nowadays too… university is starting to feel like a long time ago! 😂
@@IfWeGoTo ikr? I usually go in the spring time cause public transportation in the winter is no fun where i live...but i keep forgetting to sign up for classes ;_; real life tends to get in the way of like degrees and what you actually need in life.... also Alan got a hair cut!
Aww where are you living now?? We’ve been wanting to take additional classes (more for enrichment) but any university class in America is insanely expensive now. 😢 Yes!! He went a little shorter than he had intended, but he liked how light it made him feel! It’s good to change it up from time to time 😂
Brandie and Alan, I am giving you full marks for one of the best Travel and Food Vlogs. You not only gave detailed info but tips too. The most important thing for a reader of such vlogs, is to see the price of accomm. you stayed at, whether it's good or bad, same with the food and drinks. A description is really appreciated and knowing the cost and the source which would mean a lot to your readers who are aspiring to follow in your footsteps. Also how to get to a place that's interesting, especially for it's historic and cultural helps quite a lot. Another thing was, I think you failed to mention those biting mosquitos that will leave very itchy spots on your body. Did you bring any mosquito repellent from home or bought them in Taiwan? Last time I went to Tainan, I was horribly bitten by their mosquitos, I couldn't even finished my day there. Had to return to Kaohsiung hurriedly. One important thing, since you were already at the Formosa Station, you missed that food stall close by selling LUMPIA outside the station. You both would have love them. They are rolled up fresh spring rolls, not fried. They are manually wrapped veggies and meat.
So sorry for our delayed response!! We have been on a bit of a hiatus due to a family matter! Thank you SO much for writing all of this - receiving comments like yours mean a lot to us and keep us going! Those biting insects we experienced are called sandflies, midges, no-see-ums, san gnats - all sorts of names depending on where you are from! We did NOT bring any insect repellant, but I think people should! Taiwan has regular mosquitos too!! Ohh yes we would have loved to try the lumpia! I am actually part filipino so that would have been great to try!!
While in town, don't forget the Taiwanese version of Disney Concert Hall in LA, Wei Wu Yin, the national Kaohsiung Center for the arts, if you love music.
First of all, the cafe is called 綠波，yes it literally means green wave, but the more precise translation is water ripple, waves created by gentle breeze. I was born in Yancheng, welcome to my hometown. Yancheng is neither new nor up and coming, over a half century ago it WAS the downtown of Kaohsiung, you can still find the old City Hall building by the Love River today, now converted into a museum. After decades of declines, Yancheng starts to gradually revitalize after recent urban renewal. I grew up during the “dark ages”, I still remember Love River being highly polluted and stink like sewage, I guess that kind of explains why I don’t hate stinky tofu at all😂. It’s probably too late now, but did you know that there are free daily Dome of Light music/laser light shows in the Formosa Blvd Station?
Oh awesome! Thank you very much for the tips and extra information! Unfortunately we did not know about the shows at the Dome of Light! Man! Maybe next time!!
Brandi you dance cutly, you could be one of Charlie's Angels! Would love to see Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore, Lucy Liu and Brandi in the dancing scenes!!!💃😍
I’m not so sure about staying in LiuHe part. Sure there’s a night market but that’s it. I find it better along the Love River or near the Little Dome. Hope Kaohsiung wasn’t too hot and humid for you fellas.
Oh yes, there are probably better areas! Especially for longer term stays! We found Liuhe to be good for our short visit as it was so central though!! It was perfect weather when we visited! It was a few months back now though! I’ve heard it gets hit this time of year! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!! 😃
WW2 Kaohsiung was bombed by the Allied forces b52. That port used to be the forward base for a large number of Japanese soldiers of Taiwanese descent to join the Pacific War. Those brick warehouses were once part of the military facilities.
Did Alan just have his years lowered? It gives a more “drill sergeant” look but it’s a nice change. ❤ I am sure Alan will make a tough officer and can “handle the truth” just like Tom Cruise.
Hahah we actually did this on our non filming day! I have some video clips (shot upright on a phone) we can post to our instagram if you want though!! 😆
Hi there! I think it was generally more affordable for that, but the weekend was a bit pricier! (Although we did get a really good discount for our long stay in Taipei
@@有罐罐 ahh we should have gone with our gut on it!! Haha. Thank you! It’s an awesome little cafe! You’re so lucky to be near it!! I’d be there every morning if I lived there! 😆
＊這是優質頻道，希望大家多關照，請幫忙分享出去＊Alan's new hairstyle looks very stylish and lively, I give it full marks!
Formosa Boulevard Station has been named the second most beautiful MRT station in the world, known as the "Heart of MRT".
It includes the largest glass piece of artwork in the world, which covers the roof and pillars in the central part of the station, it is currently the largest circular station in the world.
Dome of Light is divided into four areas: water, earth, light, and fire,
which represent different meanings such as gestation, growth, innovation, destruction and rebirth, and are used to represent human stories.
Kaohsiung is a beautiful city, and your video makes it even more beautiful, very looking forward to parts 2 & 3. Thank you very much for sharing, super great job again! 👍🥰👏
Thank you very much!!
We did not know about it being named as such! And did not know that information bout it, so thank you for sharing!
Thanks again for watching!! :D
@@IfWeGoTo You are most welcome, thanks to you too!
Take care! Happy travels! 👍🥰🙏
As always, THANK YOU for watching!
And thank you to everyone who participated in our poll last week! This video was set to be nearly 50 minutes long, so thanks to your input, we ultimately decided to split it up into 3 parts. Please us know if you end up liking this format better or if we should switch back to our full-length, comprehensive guides! :)
I like the short version more, because I can see you more frequently.
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Thank you for the feedback!! :D@@pattyting5910
I prefer this format better as I have a short attention span😅
Hahaha, I think we all have this now! Thank you!!
Every Taiwanese would appreciate your hard work to Make the country extra beautiful! Great job in editing. Among all the Taiwan videos, you’ve done the best job❤
Aww thank you very much!! ❤️ 🥹
Welcome to Kaosiung! We live in Canada but my wife is from Kaosiung. Not sure if someone already said this in the comments, but the dome of light at Formosa Boulevard Station is a memorial for a 1979 human rights protest that brought about democracy in Taiwan.
Thank you!! And thank you for sharing this! It’s always interesting to learn a bit more after we post so we appreciate you taking the time. :)
Alan: nice haircut!
Thank you!!! 😃 Can you believe it only cost 100NTD?!
我相信，在台灣很多都是這種平民價格so nice
Welcome to Kaohsiung ! This city is way more chill than Taipei.. you can feel the slow pace of life like in most southern cities all around the world.
We loved both cities, but definitely could feel the very relaxed vibe in Kaohsiung too!
Finally set off to southern Taiwan.Please enjoy this, the diverse features of this ocean city, Kaohsiung!!
Thank you very much!!
高雄是一個不錯的城市，30年前在那裡服役，原本想退伍之後在高雄定居，不過 回來台北之後就很少去高雄了，上一次去是 三年前的一次機車環島
去到高雄 記得要去吃丹丹漢堡，算是台式+西式的速食餐廳，且價格實惠
那個草叫含羞草
哦，這一定是一個服務的好地方！
非常感謝您的推薦！
Welcome to Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Enjoy your visit and the people.
Thank you so much!! We loved our time there - and everyone was so friendly!! 😃
Great video. I love living in Kaohsiung. It is an amazing city. I am sure I met you guys in Oxford Music Pub when you were here. 🤙🏼❤🇹🇼
Brandi's dance makes my heart beat， Allen's hairstyle is very clean and handsome😘
Hahah thank you!! Glad you enjoyed it!! 😂
It was definitely a nice little change for him!!
The little grass you played with was mimosa, "含羞草" which means "shy grass". It used to be everywhere in the parks :D
That is the CUTEST name for it! hahaha
@@IfWeGoTo 6:41😆🥰
You two are so adorable! This was the first video to pop up related to Taiwan and travel. Super pretty area you're in as well!!
Welcome to Kaohsiung, Taiwan and have a nice trip.
Thank you very much!!
Legit the editing level amazes us every video.
Aww thank you guys!! ❤️
How have you been!?
I'm from LA, but recently living in Taiwan. Been watching your videos lately and have been glad to see your series documenting at the district level.
Oh no way!! Alan is originally from SD, so not too far! What made you move to Taiwan??
And so happy to hear you’ve enjoyed them! That is awesome!
We definitely wish we could have done a full video for all the districts in Kaohsiung too! It was such a fun city!! :D
@@IfWeGoTo We came here mainly for some business we had between US and Asia. My parents also recently retired in Taichung from LA. Taiwan served as a good connecting hub for us for the short term and an excellent place to be with family, a decent place for our toddler to get education, better healthcare, and insane affordability - 3x cheaper than the states. We will return to the states in the near future. Also gave me chance to make some videos.
ohh I see. I think Taiwan is fantastic, and definitely seems like a good place for living compared to the USA. It is really hard to live here because of costs - which is a large part of why we travel!
Hope you can return and make videos soon!
@@IfWeGoTo Hard to live in the states? If so, yes, living in the states is costly off the charts. Mainly rent and food are absurd on a monthly basis alongside rising real estate prices, inflation, almost criminal-like health insurance costs, etc. BTW did you visit Taichung?
@@kayjaylin yes, exactly. The prices here are crushing! 😩 We’d leave if we could. No doubt!
Unfortunately we didn’t make it to Taichung this time! Do you think we should when we make it back to Taiwan??
I first seen your videos about Taiwan couple months ago, and I’m glad that you’re still there in my hometown. I started to visit Pier-2 since the very beginning of the project when they only had a small area which now is more extended. It is quite interesting to see my hometown from your camera while I’m currently in Australia. Hope you enjoy more time in Taiwan cheers!
Thank you for watching! We really really enjoyed Taiwan! Pier 2 was very cool, interesting to learn it has grown over the years!
Do you live in Australia now?? We love it there too! :D
Gosh! It is amazing as to all the surprises in Taiwan...the next stop seems to have more unexpected gifts to be discovered than the last stop. Thank you so much for sharing. Await more gifts coming......
Thank you so much!
I went to Kaohsiung in 2019. The Fo Guang Shan Buddha Meuseum was a beautiful site. You should have visited there.
Oh thank you so much for your recommendation! We will have to go when we visit again! :)
thank you for taking me (us) with you I love art walks and haven't been on one since collage (makes me sound old right? I still have to go back to collage) but still I love these kinds of videos :3 Keep doing what your doing!
You are so welcome! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment!! 😃
Hahah don’t worry, we feel old nowadays too… university is starting to feel like a long time ago! 😂
@@IfWeGoTo ikr? I usually go in the spring time cause public transportation in the winter is no fun where i live...but i keep forgetting to sign up for classes ;_; real life tends to get in the way of like degrees and what you actually need in life.... also Alan got a hair cut!
Aww where are you living now??
We’ve been wanting to take additional classes (more for enrichment) but any university class in America is insanely expensive now. 😢
Yes!! He went a little shorter than he had intended, but he liked how light it made him feel! It’s good to change it up from time to time 😂
Finally, welcome to beautiful city Kaohsiung!
Thanks you!! We had so much fun visiting!!
Beautiful city. Can't wait to be back there.
Agreed! Excited for you to go back to experience it again! :D
I love green wave cafe! You could drink latte around [true] plants! It is a great place!
Agreed!! It's a great little cafe!! :D
A fun tidbit for you: the 85 Sky Tower is actually shaped to look like the 高 character in 高雄 (Kaohsiung)
Had no idea!! That’s cool. Thanks for sharing!!
這些地方都沒去過，感謝分享❤那貓咪冰淇淋造型好可愛喔😍想吃吃看！
哦，當你有機會的時候，他們值得一去！冰淇淋也很可愛！
謝謝你！！
Welcome to my hometown Kaohsiung!
Thank you so much!! We had so much fun there!!
My favourite city. There is soo much more that what we saw here.
It’s so fun!! There is a ton more to see for sure! We tried to hit all of the highlights over 3 videos!
Though I’m sure we missed something!
Brandie and Alan, I am giving you full marks for one of the best Travel and Food Vlogs. You not only gave detailed info but tips too. The most important thing for a reader of such vlogs, is to see the price of accomm. you stayed at, whether it's good or bad, same with the food and drinks. A description is really appreciated and knowing the cost and the source which would mean a lot to your readers who are aspiring to follow in your footsteps. Also how to get to a place that's interesting, especially for it's historic and cultural helps quite a lot. Another thing was, I think you failed to mention those biting mosquitos that will leave very itchy spots on your body. Did you bring any mosquito repellent from home or bought them in Taiwan? Last time I went to Tainan, I was horribly bitten by their mosquitos, I couldn't even finished my day there. Had to return to Kaohsiung
hurriedly.
One important thing, since you were already at the Formosa Station, you missed that food stall close by selling LUMPIA outside the station. You both would have love them. They are rolled up fresh spring rolls, not fried. They are manually wrapped veggies and meat.
So sorry for our delayed response!! We have been on a bit of a hiatus due to a family matter!
Thank you SO much for writing all of this - receiving comments like yours mean a lot to us and keep us going!
Those biting insects we experienced are called sandflies, midges, no-see-ums, san gnats - all sorts of names depending on where you are from! We did NOT bring any insect repellant, but I think people should! Taiwan has regular mosquitos too!!
Ohh yes we would have loved to try the lumpia! I am actually part filipino so that would have been great to try!!
We went to Lu bo Cafe this morning and enjoyed. Great reco ❤
So happy to hear you enjoyed it!! :D
Thank you for showing us this beautiful n fun city in Taiwan ❤😊hope you guys have a good time over there
Thank you so much for watching!! We had a great time in Taiwan!
我是素食者，很推薦你們去吃果然匯❤和一般簡餐店（素食自助式自己夾菜）台灣素食料理都很不錯
哦，我們不知道有一個地方可以吃素食！感謝你的分享！
Taiwan has a large vegetarian population，Many vegetarian restaurants，there are various restaurants，台灣素食者很多所以素食餐廳很多，各式各樣的餐廳都有，你們可以試試（我用google翻譯希望沒打錯😅）
哦哦，我不知道台灣有這麼多素食選擇！下次我們需要拜訪他們。
不用擔心，翻譯得很好！我也用谷歌翻譯！
Taiwan is a vegetarian paradise😊
Again, another great video!! I was checking this morning to see if you guys posted. You two are awesome!!
You're the best! Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!! :D
While in town, don't forget the Taiwanese version of Disney Concert Hall in LA, Wei Wu Yin, the national Kaohsiung Center for the arts, if you love music.
Whattt!! We did not know about this!! 😱 we will have to look for it next time we visit!!
@@IfWeGoTo don't forget Sin-khut-kang commercial area. It's like Ximending in Taipei. Fo Guang Shan is a Buddhism place to visit if you like religion.
Ohh thank you for sharing!!
First of all, the cafe is called 綠波，yes it literally means green wave, but the more precise translation is water ripple, waves created by gentle breeze.
I was born in Yancheng, welcome to my hometown. Yancheng is neither new nor up and coming, over a half century ago it WAS the downtown of Kaohsiung, you can still find the old City Hall building by the Love River today, now converted into a museum. After decades of declines, Yancheng starts to gradually revitalize after recent urban renewal. I grew up during the “dark ages”, I still remember Love River being highly polluted and stink like sewage, I guess that kind of explains why I don’t hate stinky tofu at all😂.
It’s probably too late now, but did you know that there are free daily Dome of Light music/laser light shows in the Formosa Blvd Station?
Oh awesome! Thank you very much for the tips and extra information!
Unfortunately we did not know about the shows at the Dome of Light! Man! Maybe next time!!
06:40 它有一個特別的英文名字 Touchme-not ，中文叫它“含羞草” 意指害羞的草，在河流邊的岸上常常可以見到 😂
這是一個如此可愛的名字！我們不知道這種植物也生長在亞洲！
Haha I too like to poke at that plant and make it close up. Last time I saw them was in Kenting.
Hahaha we’re so glad to know other people appreciate it too!! 😆 We did not realize that plant also grows in Asia! It’s quite common where we’re from!!
Alan, it looks like your new hair style is modern military style who stationed in overseas military base, and on a vacation. Very cool and very nice!
Thank you!!
hotel dua is great,.. amazing rooftop buffet
The plant that "closes" when you touch it is called "mimosa pudica" or commonly known as "touch-me-not" in Malaysia.
It must grow in a lot of places!! We did not know it grew in Asia!
In the dome of ligh, there are shows which light up with animation
Next time we will need to see it!!
Alan has a new hair style! Looks not bad! ^^
Thank you!! It was definitely a bit shorter than intended, but it was nice to switch it up!!
Brandi you dance cutly, you could be one of Charlie's Angels!
Would love to see Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore, Lucy Liu and Brandi in the dancing scenes!!!💃😍
Ohhh that would be fun!! hhaha
@@IfWeGoTo love the dance of angels 🥰, go go Brandi 😎
I’m not so sure about staying in LiuHe part. Sure there’s a night market but that’s it. I find it better along the Love River or near the Little Dome. Hope Kaohsiung wasn’t too hot and humid for you fellas.
Oh yes, there are probably better areas! Especially for longer term stays! We found Liuhe to be good for our short visit as it was so central though!!
It was perfect weather when we visited! It was a few months back now though! I’ve heard it gets hit this time of year!
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!! 😃
This plant(含羞草 in Chinese) is popular to see in Taiwan.
It is so cute!!
Alan got a nice haircut! Awesome!
Thank you!!
Whoever cut your hair did a great job! The price paid would probably be the tip amount if you were getting the cut in US 😢
He did!! And yes, I think it was only 100NTD.. that is even less than just the tip here nowadays.
3:22 Coconut butter toast, Terminator approved . 🍞🍞
Its so good!!
Welcome to Taiwan🇹🇼😘❤
Thank you so much!!! 🤗
Thanks for sharing. .. 謝謝分享，南無阿彌陀佛。
非常感謝！
I suggest you go to Cijin Lighthouse, a beautiful place.
Ohhh yes! We just posted that video a few minutes ago!! hahaha. It is very beautiful! I agree!
I stayed in kaohsiung when I was in army (in taiwan every man need to be a soldier for two years.)it was my favorite city in west taiwan
It is a super cool city!! Sounds like you had a good time there!
It is a super cool city!! Sounds like you had a good time there!
高雄台南嘉義雲林南投都有很棒的美食，不懂為什麼沒用goole 來找五星小吃，但是也沒關係，只要有一家有三個以上的人排隊，就值得一吃了😂
哈哈哈，這是個好提示！人多的地方往往有美味的食物！
the plant call 含羞草 in chinese
it means "shy grass"
That is the cutest name ever for it!!
You are a great couple❤Welcome to TW and thanks for your guide~
Thank you so much for the warm welcome!! ❤️ 🇹🇼
Welcome to my city and hometown where I also live now.
Oh that is amazing! You are very lucky to call it home! :D
@@IfWeGoTo absolutely yes.
𝓦𝓮𝓵𝓬𝓸𝓶𝓮 𝓽𝓸 𝓣𝓪𝓲𝔀𝓪𝓷 ! 🇹🇼
𝓗𝓸𝓹𝓮 𝔂𝓸𝓾 𝓮𝓷𝓳𝓸𝔂 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝓼𝓬𝓮𝓷𝓮𝓻𝔂 𝓪𝓷𝓭 𝓯𝓸𝓸𝓭 !
Thank you!! We loved our time in Taiwan!
Some comments here are rude. This is a great video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for your support! :)
高雄 is a Japanese name originally. Takao
Oh thank you for sharing!!
Welcome to Kaohsiung !
Thank you!!
Alan looks much cooler with that buzzcut 👏 😁 🤟
Thank you!!
Why do they call it thick toast? 'Cause it's thick. 🤣 Awesome video guys!
Hahaha thank you!!!
観看両位的影片 我們也很享受 謝謝你們的影片
非常感謝！
Have you two visited my hometown, Tainan? It's the oldest city in Taiwan!
Hi!! Yes, that is the next video we have coming!! :D
高雄市風景很漂亮
同意！這是一座美麗的城市！
Wow yummy yummy, beautiful city
Agreed!
我想跟你們說：艾倫先生觸摸的草，名為含羞草😊🥰🤗
哦謝謝！！
WW2 Kaohsiung was bombed by the Allied forces b52. That port used to be the forward base for a large number of Japanese soldiers of Taiwanese descent to join the Pacific War. Those brick warehouses were once part of the military facilities.
Agreed!! Thank you very much!
坐等台灣人來簽到，記得來對我喊一聲😉
謝謝你！！
So good 👍👍👍
Thank you !!
很棒的髮型~😘
謝謝你！
How did I miss you had a new video??
Maybe the notifications did not go out properly?!
Tip: the name of the city is pronounced "gow" (like cow) "syohng" (long "o" sound like Ohtani). 😉
Ohh thank you!! I can’t believe we got another pronunciation wrong!! 😂🤦♀️
Did Alan just have his years lowered? It gives a more “drill sergeant” look but it’s a nice change. ❤ I am sure Alan will make a tough officer and can “handle the truth” just like Tom Cruise.
Hahaha thank you!!
Are you guys coming to Taichung?
Hi!!! We didn’t make it to Taichung on this trip.. 😢 but we will have to make a stop next time we visit!!
@@IfWeGoTo Hope you guys had an amazing time here! Loved these videos.
Oh yes!! We loved our time in Taiwan so much!!
And thank you, so happy to hear you've been enjoying the videos! :D
if you guys lose anythiing in Taiwan, pls have a look back, there is a big chance you can find it back....
Thank you for the tips!
8:18 high light of the day…brought to you by a cute husband.😊
Hahaha glad you enjoyed that too!! He has the best jingles LOL
Ma'am,you're so pretty!!❤
You are so kind, thank you!!
How long are you staying in Taiwan for?
Hi!! We’re a bit backlogged on videos, but we visited from March to May this year!!
How about the experience of your hair cut?
Hahah we actually did this on our non filming day! I have some video clips (shot upright on a phone) we can post to our instagram if you want though!! 😆
讚！🤣👍👍👍
謝謝你！
Is there taxi around on the street ?
Hi, we never took any taxis, but I am sure they are around! It is such a big city!
Did you find the accommodation price in Kaohsiung City is cheaper than that in Taipei?
Hi there! I think it was generally more affordable for that, but the weekend was a bit pricier! (Although we did get a really good discount for our long stay in Taipei
Alan剪頭髮了！！
是的！！理髮師也做得很好！！
很喜歡高雄❤
我們也這樣做！ :D
我是高雄人，歡迎你們 注意天氣早晚有涼意
謝謝你！🤗
Where is the coffee shop located?
It is on the corner of Singhua and Nanhua Roads, I believe it is called GreenWave
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Hahaha I think this is like video #3 or something that you got first comment on!!!
@@IfWeGoTo i don’t like being second 🤣
@@1peruvianguy don’t worry, you’ll always be #1 to us! 😆❤️
Hi, can i ask from kaohsiung airport what u take to town? Or ur hotel location? 😁
Hi!! We actually caught trains while in Kaohsiung!
Uber is a good option if the trains don’t run to your accommodations though!
My coffee !
Really!? It's so good!! Do you know what the name of the cafe is??
@@IfWeGoTo Green wave（綠波）. you are right.
@@有罐罐 ahh we should have gone with our gut on it!! Haha. Thank you! It’s an awesome little cafe! You’re so lucky to be near it!! I’d be there every morning if I lived there! 😆
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Thank you!
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Thank you!!
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Thank you!
❤❤
Thank you!!
hmmmmmm I feel that there is something different. I wonder what it is.
Hehehe maybe Alan's new haircut?!
Great haircut
Thank you!!
高雄へようこそ！
ありがとう！！
Did you actually meet the cat?
Which one?!
@@IfWeGoTo th-cam.com/video/gbPSCWG4GEg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Y8VXCxTcsMiFCvjZ
@@IfWeGoToThe MRT station master, Mikan ( I believe it’s the cat’s name)
Next India trip plan in 2023 or 2024 ?
Unfortunately we don't have any upcoming travel plans set because of a family issue, but I hope we can visit again soon! :)
It claims to have the biggest pipe organ in the entire Asia.
Oh that would have been really neat to see!! Maybe someone visiting will see your comment and stop by!!
Taichung is 2nd largest
Oh, oops! Thanks for correcting us!