I love Taiwan. Their country seems to be the most friendly to navigate and visit. Plus their women are attractive without looking fake. Plus their dramas are much better than Kdramas. Best drama of all time is "In Time With You" with Ariel Lin and Chen Bolin.
DB RB •_• Number one I am Tiawanese and Tiawan is a country/island it is in the republic of China so idiots like you go LOL it isn't a country number 2 The women don't look fake they are quite pretty its your taste and so yeah. So next time you try to dis the country/island do research WAIT DO YOU KNOW HOW TO READ BIG WORDS? Oh my bad you are 5 on your brother's device trying to be cool go to school
I came to visit Taipei three years ago and I'm still here... and I don't think I'll ever leave! As for what you left out... Here a few of my favorite things: Bicycle riding: A bicycle is my primary mode of ass-transport. Riders can get everywhere in Taipei on a bicycle and there are some particularly awesome rides all around the place. And while Taiwan is quite mountainous, Taipei is pretty much flat. I ride a three-speed city bike and rarely wish I had more gears. It's also a great place for you fixie types and road bikers... and the surrounding mountains and national parks provide what you mountain bikers need. AND YouBikes (public use bikes) are everywhere... something like 400 places to get and drop off a bike. They're super cheap to use, too. Waterfront parks and parks in general: Small and large, well equipped parks are scattered throughout Taipei. All of the many waterways through and surrounding Taipei are lined with parks. There is no waterfront private property to be found; it all belongs to everyone. AND they provide seemingly endless bike paths (Did I mention I like bicycling?) Mountains: Taiwan has the highest concentration of mountains higher than 3,000 meters than anywhere in the world, making it a hiking and climbing paradise. Easy access to the rest of Asia: Taiwan's location makes it a relatively short plane ride to dozens of Asian destinations for long and short weekend trips. No guns: Don't get me wrong. I'm an American 2A supporter and I've got more than my share of hunting rifles and shotguns stashed at my folks' place in the US. But it's kind of nice knowing that nobody but the cops are walking around with guns here. Incidentally, the cops here are very polite, well-trained, and plentiful. I have never felt unsafe in Taipei. Restaurants: I know these guys mentioned street food and night markets, as does every blogger, vlogger, writer, etc. when Taiwan is the subject, so I won't bother other than to say "ditto" to that. Affordable restaurants are everywhere. You so don't need a kitchen here, and many, if not most small apartments don't have them. Rich folks do not despair; there are plenty of expensive restaurants for you, too. But excellent dining and good eats galore are available everywhere at a fraction of what most Westerners are used to. And lastly... LEGS: Seeing that it's now mid-summer, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention all the beautiful, slim, summer legs everywhere! If that's sexist, IDK! I love gorgeous lady legs, and feel compelled to say that this place is a leg lovers heaven in summer time! So there. That's it for now. I haven't checked for typos, but I will... and I'll fix them when I get to my computer. Peace
Going to Taiwan in November and watching these videos are getting me mad excited. I'm from Vancouver Canada so there's not a lot of Taiwanese girls here! Going back to the homeland!
ALSO THE 7-11s there are mad convenient! You can get anything there and it's also a post office! U can get from lottery tickets to like expensive ass wine for weddings. But mostly the people and how we are like one big family and community
Guys you forgot to show all the awesome beach on Taiwan, in Taitung or in Hualien. Outher thing is, you have to visit the others citys on south like Kaohsing, Tainan or Chiayi. There is a lot of cool things to do and places to go! Jesus I miss Taiwan a lot, thank for this video guys!
I love Taiwan. I lived for 1 and half years and I totally love it. Such a great country, nice people, awesome food and super cool environment to hang out,
After living in China for a year or so as well as having lived in America for most of my life, I have to say- my favorite thing about Taiwan is how clean it is. Taiwan isn't Singapore clean (almost no where is Singapore clean, Singapore clean is a different level) but it's certainly much cleaner than China and most of the places in America.
I am a taiwanese american and i'm living in taipei, i am so happy to see that u guys made a video! Thx for making it! And these 10 best things are also the reason i love taiwan! Thx!
Nice video ! One of the best thing to do...a bike trip all along the country. Beautiful countryside, Taroko national park, free wifi, friendly and helpful people...Taiwan is one of the best spot in Asia 台灣很好的地方 !
I am half Taiwanese, and the best thing is definetly the CUTE STATIONARY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My dad went back to Taiwan, and he's going to get me birthday presents aka cute stuff.
+Communist media no China is communist Taiwan is its own country so leave them alone I'm Taiwanese my great grand parents from China so my last name is Chiang I love Anime and MMA but Taiwan is a sweet soft charming country So leave them alone I'm in America but still
I'm half taiwanese (other half chinese) and i'm so happy you guys made a video about this! i go to taiwan every year and you guys highlighted all the cultural fun things to do there. makes me miss taiwan :)
Taiwan's indie/underground music scene is one of the best in Asia, considering that it's a small island country. Taiwan's entertainment is often the one that's leading the other Chinese-speaking countries. Taiwan's customer service is one of the best in the world (extremely friendly, helpful, polite, and warm). Taiwan girls are generally a lot more likable than the girls in other Chinese-speaking countries. Taiwan's overall sociopolitical atmosphere is more down-to-earth, sincere, friendly, introspective, outspoken, and soulful compared to other Chinese-speaking countries, and society's general values tend to be healthier too .
My dream country. Had been in linkou for a month. Unluckily had to get back to my home country. Wish I could get back to Taiwan and spend few more years there
This maybe sounds stupid but where I am living? Taiwan looks awesome!!!!!!! Never knew that it looks so good there, it´s beautiful :) Now I wanna go there!
Definitely agreed on everything mentioned in this video, Taiwanese are so friendly and helpful. I ask for directions almost everyday during my stay there. and yes the street food are amazing and super cheap, public trans are so efficient and 7-11 's food is so good.
The good thing about Taiwan is that they took the best ideas of Japan and incorporated into its culture. If you go to Taiwan and compare it to mainland China you can see the stark contrast between the two. Taiwanese people tend to be more reserved and organized like the Japanese but the mainlanders are more chaotic. Even the women in Taiwan have that Japanese "kawaii" image, while the mainland women tend to be more rough, aggressive, and super materialistic. I would rather visit Taiwan than China because it is more compatible with my Western sense of societal principles.
I was in Taiwan for a week back in 1970 (Army R&R). The greatest thing about Taiwan (which explains most of the great things you mention) is that it is not Communist and therefore it embraces freedom of thought, action, and speech. Taiwan also retains the beauties of Chinese history and culture, which have been stamped out in the mainland. As you noted, the ladies are beautiful, charming, and friendly. Something I remember with amusement: in Taipei there was a sign outside a storefront building, proclaiming it to be the "Happy VD Clinic." No joke. I also noticed that there was somewhere on the outskirts the "Happy Leper Colony." Also no joke. Yes, it's been over a half century since I was there, and I'm glad to see that Taiwan is still a wonderful place to visit.
Bud Savoie Buddy, it didn't embrace freedom of thought, action, and speech back in the 70s. In fact, it didn't embrace any liberal values until the '90s. Taiwan was acutally under the thumb of an authoritarian government that liked to bullshit its population and is the reason why we have this burden of China this and China that. The Taiwanese just want to be free to the Taiwanese and not have to deal with PRC or ROC bullshit
I visit Taiwan once in the early 2000's and loved it! My best friend who is from here in the US lives there and teaches English and got married to a Taiwanese girl and it is a match made in heaven. I plan on visiting there again next year.
it's my second year in Taiwan. I really love this country! thank you for making this video! did you know that Gugong here have most of real ancient artifats and treasures from Mainland China? And I would also suggest round trip around island cuz Taipei is the best city but it is not all of Taiwan.
Hot spring resorts, private villas built on acres of ranches/farms, bicycling-there's a lot of beautiful and well planned/maintained bike trails all over the island. And visit the Natives' Tribes. All I can remember on the top of my head right now.
Great video! Only things you missed are the amazing beaches in the south like Kenting & the seaside cliff areas in the east and north -- they are like Big Sur... on the other side of the Pacific!
The video is so true! You can do everything at 7-11! printing, scanning, booking tickets for concerts and all that, pay for bills and even get your package! How convenient! Proud of being a Taiwanese!!!!!
In that 7-11 vending machine was apple cider soda thingy xD I drank that when I lived there, it's the best T^T (the yellow bottle up with a red apple, thou mine was a can) in New York I can find it, but I've moved and now I can't...
I'm the guy who took pictures with you guys in Taipei 101,you guys probably don't remember me but I'm really appreciate you guys for making this video ,cus people really need to know more about Taiwan! Thank you guys once again!!
You got all the urban amenities for sure. My favorite 24/7 massage and of course the food and night market. Not a fan of the scooters though. I would add some more nature stuff. The entire middle of the island are mountains and preserves so it's green and lush. I think Taiwan has one of the tallest mountain in the pacific Jade mountain. Of course with all those volcanic/seismic activities, there are tons of hot spring spots. Another thing you missed is that Taiwan is an island so you can get to the ocean from anywhere on the island in about a hour. Nicely done guys.
It's pretty easy to get around in Taipei without Chinese as long as you are brave enough to not know what you're eating, and able to just keep smiling :) In other parts of Taiwan it's a little harder, but still doable. There are always younger people who are interested in language exchange and will show you around! (oh, and there are quite a few foreigners who live in Taiwan who are pretty nice too haha)
Taiwan people respect different religions, which I really proud of. You can see Taoist temple, Buddhist temple, Catholic church, Christian church, Mosque, and etc. stay in harmony in this beautiful island.
You seem to be Asian, so I assume you know this, but just as a "just in case/maybe" let you know thing, Taiwan still is pretty traditional, and Asian girls get very touchy without being lesbians.
This is a little different. If you've been there, you've probably noticed what I'm talking about. Plus, Taiwan holds Asia's largest gay pride (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan_Pride)
Also to add: According to the National Union of Taiwan Women’s Association, 75% of adults believe that homosexual relations are okay. That's more than you'd get in Los Angeles or NYC, probably... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Taiwan
Dude, I totally understand. Just like I hate the totally in your face straight couples. Guys kissing up on girls and holding hands... sick stuff! ((Sarcasm)) I think you should totally live in a secluded area. Obviously, you shouldn't be around other people.
HaloHunter2552 I'm just going to write you off as a troll. You brought up public affection. You also don't see that news helps save the lives of thousands of kids who commit suicide because they are not accepted for being gay. Yes, I do claim tolerance, but I am not going to accept someone being intolerant of anyone for any reason. I do have a lot of opinions about a lot of issues, but I am tolerant until people put others down for any reason.
AWESOME!! I MISS TAIWAN SO BAD!! You guys definitely need to visit other cities! Taiwan has lots of amazing scenery and food outside of Taipei! Such as Haulien, Kenting, Yilan and Taitung! We have beautiful mountains and friendly people everywhere!
Seems like you guys focused on Taipei city. Strongly recommend take a look at other places, such as Tainan and Kaohsiung. Definitely try out some of our seafood culture as well!
I love my hometown very much but I didn't know that there's so many foreign people like Taiwan until this video and the comments!! It is really sweet to know that:)
Michael Cloutier i see, i went on their website. but they won't tell me the price. how much would you assume the average price is for one of their laptops?
Omg!! That's my taiwanese friend and I at 2:09!!! Haha thanks for the fun meet up, Fung Bros~ it was awesome seeing you guys in real life ! :) keep on doing fun videos! P.S. If you don't remember I was the super awkward one from Hawaii haha... (;￣▽￣)/
Wow, Taiwan (err, city of Taipei?) reminds me a bit of Tokyo. I might be able to blend in, but how are the Taiwanese with their English? I don't speak a lick of Mandarin.
Kim Kerry isn't that strange though? The Japanese occupied Taiwan after the first Sino-Japanese war, so many older people still know Japanese. However, isn't it also true that many of KMT veterans fled to Taiwan after the fall of the Republic of China? These KMT veterans should absolutely despise the Japanese, right?
I would suggest Taipei, because they've got lots of public transportation, and they basically got almost everything there, but if you want to go to the countryside or something you could rent/hire scooter there, normally you'll see the scooter for hire shops near train stations
I've lived in both places (I'm Taiwanese btw) and they are pretty similar except for one major thing: Taiwan's government is actually democratic in practice and our freedom of speech borders on excessive.
Love Taiwan, it has everthing esp the nature...the people are super friendly, after that comes Japan...both all clean and lean and very respectful, accepting and positive minded looking forward into the future unlike a lot of other asian countries
One of my favorite things about Taiwan... Taiwan jail bowing fights! It gets pretty darker when in jail but at least your get options to get buff, fight, and get a few years off. Good luck trying to document that.
Ming Fen, Beryl Chung I live in Japan, so it's super safe. Do you know if it's as safe as Japan? I'm planning to go there this year. Do you also know if they hate/like Japanese people? or even Japan itself?
Thank you guys for coming to TAIWAN! You guys have to at least stay for a month to totally explore my beautiful homeland! You are always welcome here anytime!❤
I lived in Taiwan for 2 years. My favorite place on earth, and if I could live there forever, I would
我是台灣人 謝謝你愛台灣
Feliks Gailitis thank u for loving taiwan
I love Taiwan !
AYYY This was fun, can't wait to go back again.
welcome. i am your fan
I love Taiwan. Their country seems to be the most friendly to navigate and visit. Plus their women are attractive without looking fake. Plus their dramas are much better than Kdramas.
Best drama of all time is "In Time With You" with Ariel Lin and Chen Bolin.
DB RB I'm not Taiwanese. But I can guess you're Chinese based on your bitterness. And yes, it is a country. A great one. Don't be jealous.
taiwan is a very great country. boi get a life and understand the beauty of every part of de world
Some people didn't learn what a definition of a country is...
aahhaha ill say "in my opinion" taiwan is a country, and thats all i know
DB RB •_• Number one I am Tiawanese and Tiawan is a country/island it is in the republic of China so idiots like you go LOL it isn't a country number 2 The women don't look fake they are quite pretty its your taste and so yeah. So next time you try to dis the country/island do research WAIT DO YOU KNOW HOW TO READ BIG WORDS? Oh my bad you are 5 on your brother's device trying to be cool go to school
I came to visit Taipei three years ago and I'm still here... and I don't think I'll ever leave!
As for what you left out... Here a few of my favorite things:
Bicycle riding: A bicycle is my primary mode of ass-transport. Riders can get everywhere in Taipei on a bicycle and there are some particularly awesome rides all around the place. And while Taiwan is quite mountainous, Taipei is pretty much flat. I ride a three-speed city bike and rarely wish I had more gears. It's also a great place for you fixie types and road bikers... and the surrounding mountains and national parks provide what you mountain bikers need. AND YouBikes (public use bikes) are everywhere... something like 400 places to get and drop off a bike. They're super cheap to use, too.
Waterfront parks and parks in general: Small and large, well equipped parks are scattered throughout Taipei. All of the many waterways through and surrounding Taipei are lined with parks. There is no waterfront private property to be found; it all belongs to everyone. AND they provide seemingly endless bike paths (Did I mention I like bicycling?)
Mountains: Taiwan has the highest concentration of mountains higher than 3,000 meters than anywhere in the world, making it a hiking and climbing paradise.
Easy access to the rest of Asia: Taiwan's location makes it a relatively short plane ride to dozens of Asian destinations for long and short weekend trips.
No guns: Don't get me wrong. I'm an American 2A supporter and I've got more than my share of hunting rifles and shotguns stashed at my folks' place in the US. But it's kind of nice knowing that nobody but the cops are walking around with guns here. Incidentally, the cops here are very polite, well-trained, and plentiful. I have never felt unsafe in Taipei.
Restaurants: I know these guys mentioned street food and night markets, as does every blogger, vlogger, writer, etc. when Taiwan is the subject, so I won't bother other than to say "ditto" to that. Affordable restaurants are everywhere. You so don't need a kitchen here, and many, if not most small apartments don't have them. Rich folks do not despair; there are plenty of expensive restaurants for you, too. But excellent dining and good eats galore are available everywhere at a fraction of what most Westerners are used to.
And lastly...
LEGS: Seeing that it's now mid-summer, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention all the beautiful, slim, summer legs everywhere! If that's sexist, IDK! I love gorgeous lady legs, and feel compelled to say that this place is a leg lovers heaven in summer time! So there.
That's it for now. I haven't checked for typos, but I will... and I'll fix them when I get to my computer.
Peace
i'm korean and i really want to go 臺灣!! i think taiwan is one of the beautiful places in east asia.
This makes me want to go back to Taiwan so much omfg. I miss it so much back there. 😭
+theponytailblog Taiwan always seems to have this affect on people! :O
you should. it's a matter of time before there is no more
Yeah...I go there to visit my family every few years but it seems so long. ;-;
The warm weather, amazing fruits like mango, cheap living expenses, super convenient, full of lovely people
yeh seriously i need to immigrate
Yes as the fruit here is so nice, and if it was any cheaper it would just about be free
Warm weather? I just came there for a field trip and it was really cold. They do not have snow but it is really cold for us who come from the equator
Hi angel XD
Jenny Chen hiiiiii :D lol
Taiwan is too underrated it makes me sad D: I'm glad a popular youtuber made some videos about it ^^
Awww so in love with this episode
Going to Taiwan in November and watching these videos are getting me mad excited. I'm from Vancouver Canada so there's not a lot of Taiwanese girls here! Going back to the homeland!
ALSO THE 7-11s there are mad convenient! You can get anything there and it's also a post office! U can get from lottery tickets to like expensive ass wine for weddings. But mostly the people and how we are like one big family and community
Guys you forgot to show all the awesome beach on Taiwan, in Taitung or in Hualien. Outher thing is, you have to visit the others citys on south like Kaohsing, Tainan or Chiayi. There is a lot of cool things to do and places to go! Jesus I miss Taiwan a lot, thank for this video guys!
home sweet home #Tainan!!!
AGREE
Taiwan outdoors rule! Just get out of the cities whenever you can.
Exactly! Taipei can not represent Taiwan!
also there is lots of fun in chiayi
I love Taiwan. I lived for 1 and half years and I totally love it. Such a great country, nice people, awesome food and super cool environment to hang out,
After living in China for a year or so as well as having lived in America for most of my life, I have to say- my favorite thing about Taiwan is how clean it is. Taiwan isn't Singapore clean (almost no where is Singapore clean, Singapore clean is a different level) but it's certainly much cleaner than China and most of the places in America.
I am a taiwanese american and i'm living in taipei, i am so happy to see that u guys made a video! Thx for making it! And these 10 best things are also the reason i love taiwan! Thx!
my family is from taiwan, can't wait to go someday :)
You should definitely go, get in touch with your asian/taiwanese heritage. Night life and food there is amazeballs. ;)
Nice video ! One of the best thing to do...a bike trip all along the country. Beautiful countryside, Taroko national park, free wifi, friendly and helpful people...Taiwan is one of the best spot in Asia 台灣很好的地方 !
Taiwan looks amazing and fun... Love the open street markets!
身為臺灣臺北人，看到真的好感動💖
謝謝你們 ，Welcome to Taiwan!!
I am half Taiwanese, and the best thing is definetly the CUTE STATIONARY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My dad went back to Taiwan, and he's going to get me birthday presents aka cute stuff.
You made me want to go to Taiwan so bad!
+Amy Gian I know!!! me too!
Omg I'm from Taiwan~ thank u guys to make this vid to introduce my hometown to everyone ! u guys should come to historical city Tainan next time!
+RPAY100 Love Tainan
by taiwan you mean china, taiwan is not a country
+Communist media lol
paulbinandclobo well its not
+Communist media no China is communist Taiwan is its own country so leave them alone I'm Taiwanese my great
grand parents from China so my last name is Chiang I love Anime and MMA but Taiwan is a sweet soft charming country
So leave them alone I'm in America but still
I'm half taiwanese (other half chinese) and i'm so happy you guys made a video about this! i go to taiwan every year and you guys highlighted all the cultural fun things to do there. makes me miss taiwan :)
"I'm half taiwanese (other half chinese)"
-wow, really? that's so rare. i wonder what you look like!
Rainie Day was he? :o
Blaze yeah he was being sarcastic
Rainie Day someone's sensitive. i wonder where you're from.......
ThePeeBottle I'm from Taiwan. What is your point exactly?
boracay, philippines!! if you love the beach, please go there
trust me ,you have to go to Taiwan at least once in your life !!best place ever !
Taiwan's indie/underground music scene is one of the best in Asia, considering that it's a small island country. Taiwan's entertainment is often the one that's leading the other Chinese-speaking countries. Taiwan's customer service is one of the best in the world (extremely friendly, helpful, polite, and warm). Taiwan girls are generally a lot more likable than the girls in other Chinese-speaking countries. Taiwan's overall sociopolitical atmosphere is more down-to-earth, sincere, friendly, introspective, outspoken, and soulful compared to other Chinese-speaking countries, and society's general values tend to be healthier too .
My dream country.
Had been in linkou for a month. Unluckily had to get back to my home country.
Wish I could get back to Taiwan and spend few more years there
This maybe sounds stupid but where I am living? Taiwan looks awesome!!!!!!! Never knew that it looks so good there, it´s beautiful :) Now I wanna go there!
You guys should go to india. It will be an interesting and different cultural experience.
1:50 that girl on the left tho..
Moving to Taiwan in 3...2...1...
you were looking at her chest huh
She's pretty cute :P
I'm feeling you bro !!
Is it just me or do all of the girls in the mini welcome montage look cute?
Definitely agreed on everything mentioned in this video, Taiwanese are so friendly and helpful. I ask for directions almost everyday during my stay there. and yes the street food are amazing and super cheap, public trans are so efficient and 7-11 's food is so good.
I went to work in Taiwan for a couple of months and fell in love with the country instantly. Also, I met my girlfriend there :)
Fung Bros, y'all must visit Vietnam. Beautiful, elegant and endless CHEAP foods!!
So many reasons as to why I love Taiwan!
I lived 4 years in Taiwan... it was wonderful... I miss it so much
Everything is perfect....
Taiwan seems cool. Should I visit?!
The good thing about Taiwan is that they took the best ideas of Japan and incorporated into its culture. If you go to Taiwan and compare it to mainland China you can see the stark contrast between the two. Taiwanese people tend to be more reserved and organized like the Japanese but the mainlanders are more chaotic. Even the women in Taiwan have that Japanese "kawaii" image, while the mainland women tend to be more rough, aggressive, and super materialistic. I would rather visit Taiwan than China because it is more compatible with my Western sense of societal principles.
I was in Taiwan for a week back in 1970 (Army R&R). The greatest thing about Taiwan (which explains most of the great things you mention) is that it is not Communist and therefore it embraces freedom of thought, action, and speech. Taiwan also retains the beauties of Chinese history and culture, which have been stamped out in the mainland. As you noted, the ladies are beautiful, charming, and friendly. Something I remember with amusement: in Taipei there was a sign outside a storefront building, proclaiming it to be the "Happy VD Clinic." No joke. I also noticed that there was somewhere on the outskirts the "Happy Leper Colony." Also no joke. Yes, it's been over a half century since I was there, and I'm glad to see that Taiwan is still a wonderful place to visit.
Bud Savoie Buddy, it didn't embrace freedom of thought, action, and speech back in the 70s. In fact, it didn't embrace any liberal values until the '90s. Taiwan was acutally under the thumb of an authoritarian government that liked to bullshit its population and is the reason why we have this burden of China this and China that. The Taiwanese just want to be free to the Taiwanese and not have to deal with PRC or ROC bullshit
+Calvin Massey --Not the impression I received. But it was a half century ago, and I might be having senior moments.
Vietnam! They have the biggest cave in the world and of course their food is amazing!
#1 Best thing about Taiwan : It's not China.
Lol, let the hate begin.
:)
No hate so far. Guess the wumao brigade is on break.
I take the lack of protest as an assent.
thats fking right bruh as a chinese im fking glad that taiwan is not a part of china,muhfucking government has ruined beijing already
wrong time and wrong place bro. You forgot about the f***ing commies PRC doesn't allow their people to access youtube, hahahahahha
It's true!!!!! :)
i discovered you guys last night and honestly i've learned more about various Asian cultures with your videos than i have anywhere else.
I do not forget the support of Taiwan due to a East Japan great earthquake.
Thank you for Taiwan.
I visit Taiwan once in the early 2000's and loved it! My best friend who is from here in the US lives there and teaches English and got married to a Taiwanese girl and it is a match made in heaven. I plan on visiting there again next year.
Oh my god I REALLY WANNA GO
The nature and the food is omfg
+NANCAY WANG welcome to here
it's my second year in Taiwan. I really love this country! thank you for making this video! did you know that Gugong here have most of real ancient artifats and treasures from Mainland China? And I would also suggest round trip around island cuz Taipei is the best city but it is not all of Taiwan.
I want to live there
Hot spring resorts, private villas built on acres of ranches/farms, bicycling-there's a lot of beautiful and well planned/maintained bike trails all over the island. And visit the Natives' Tribes. All I can remember on the top of my head right now.
Taiwan is an awesome country !
Great video! Only things you missed are the amazing beaches in the south like Kenting & the seaside cliff areas in the east and north -- they are like Big Sur... on the other side of the Pacific!
I always thought Taiwanese women were so beautiful. :)
The video is so true! You can do everything at 7-11! printing, scanning, booking tickets for concerts and all that, pay for bills and even get your package! How convenient! Proud of being a Taiwanese!!!!!
great clip, but you forgot to mention the gorgeous Taiwanese girls :)
Like Tzuyu from Twice!
Missing my visit to Taiwan two years ago. Nice weather, kind people and fantastic food!!!
In that 7-11 vending machine was apple cider soda thingy xD I drank that when I lived there, it's the best T^T (the yellow bottle up with a red apple, thou mine was a can) in New York I can find it, but I've moved and now I can't...
Best shit ever. It's called Apple Sidra.
OMG yes! I luv it!
You can find it in some Ranch 99 Asian market. Of course I'm in California so there a ton of Taiwan snacks and drinks available.
Pinguo Xida for life!
Kawaii Chaos Oh god I love that Apple Soda! I love that drink ever since I visit the place to meet my relatives there
I absolutely fell in love with the country when I visited in 2012, looking forward to going back next year :)
Isn't boba first made in Taiwan?
I'm Korean, and I think you would be able to make 3 episodes for Korea, if you don't lose the footages. Go to Korea someday!!!
Korea is awesome, would love to go back there someday :)
xD thank you!
Just hope they don't get kidnapped...
huh?? u mean foreigners visiting Korea?
Aung Lin that's a very rude of you.
Omg that 7/11 life XD it's okay I live that life too
7/11 FTW!
Yeah Taiwan's 7/11 has everything!
They wash clothes, print stuff, pick up packages. order food, and the list goes on
7-11 is my bae! I don't wanna leave Taiwan! Only 3 months left D:
Collision SC- omg your 7/11 is so amazing. I live in America, so our 7/11 just has a lot of different foods, but I'm still about that life
I'm the guy who took pictures with you guys in Taipei 101,you guys probably don't remember me but I'm really appreciate you guys for making this video ,cus people really need to know more about Taiwan! Thank you guys once again!!
Wow Taiwan seems awesome * _ * Ohh and the girls in the video are so cute x)
You got all the urban amenities for sure. My favorite 24/7 massage and of course the food and night market. Not a fan of the scooters though. I would add some more nature stuff. The entire middle of the island are mountains and preserves so it's green and lush. I think Taiwan has one of the tallest mountain in the pacific Jade mountain. Of course with all those volcanic/seismic activities, there are tons of hot spring spots. Another thing you missed is that Taiwan is an island so you can get to the ocean from anywhere on the island in about a hour.
Nicely done guys.
Oh and abundance of fresh cheap sea food is definitely one of the best part of Taiwan.
next travel taiwan :)
I am a Taiwanese, and I enjoy this video so much :) Thanks for making this video!
Now I really want to go to Taiwan!! But I don't speak Mandarin 😓😓 They also have really good dramas too!!
Which dramas do you mention? Honestly, Taiwanese often takes jokes on our own dramas but there are still tons of people watching it, lol.
you can communicate with Taiwanese ppl in English no problems:)
It's pretty easy to get around in Taipei without Chinese as long as you are brave enough to not know what you're eating, and able to just keep smiling :) In other parts of Taiwan it's a little harder, but still doable. There are always younger people who are interested in language exchange and will show you around! (oh, and there are quite a few foreigners who live in Taiwan who are pretty nice too haha)
Peoples will show u around if u ask~. Don't worry~
方柏棟 Lan ling Wang was good.
Taiwan people respect different religions, which I really proud of. You can see Taoist temple, Buddhist temple, Catholic church, Christian church, Mosque, and etc. stay in harmony in this beautiful island.
AWWW T^T i wanna go back to Taiwan ... this year my mom is going without me !
This makes me miss living in Taiwan so muuuuch. I want to go back!
Im from taiwan
i think u forgot to say the Medical part
The girl in the middle in the 1:57 mark looks like Seohyun from Girl´s Generation, so beautiful!
Taiwan Mcdonald's has THE BEST LOOKING GIRLS!! I'm not even joking. It's like there's a set beauty standard to work there!
I really want to visit there, it is awesome. my bestfriends stepdad is from Taiwan :D thanks guys for making this video!!!
I think Taiwan is very accepting. You definitely saw lesbians everywhere you went!
You seem to be Asian, so I assume you know this, but just as a "just in case/maybe" let you know thing, Taiwan still is pretty traditional, and Asian girls get very touchy without being lesbians.
This is a little different. If you've been there, you've probably noticed what I'm talking about. Plus, Taiwan holds Asia's largest gay pride (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan_Pride)
Also to add: According to the National Union of Taiwan Women’s Association, 75% of adults believe that homosexual relations are okay. That's more than you'd get in Los Angeles or NYC, probably... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Taiwan
Dude, I totally understand. Just like I hate the totally in your face straight couples. Guys kissing up on girls and holding hands... sick stuff! ((Sarcasm))
I think you should totally live in a secluded area. Obviously, you shouldn't be around other people.
HaloHunter2552 I'm just going to write you off as a troll. You brought up public affection. You also don't see that news helps save the lives of thousands of kids who commit suicide because they are not accepted for being gay.
Yes, I do claim tolerance, but I am not going to accept someone being intolerant of anyone for any reason. I do have a lot of opinions about a lot of issues, but I am tolerant until people put others down for any reason.
I'm from Taiwan, and glad you guys enjoyed your trip.
love Taiwan:))
Oh man you gotta love these guys' gestures when talking...
Bye mom I'm moving to Taiwan
AWESOME!! I MISS TAIWAN SO BAD!! You guys definitely need to visit other cities! Taiwan has lots of amazing scenery and food outside of Taipei! Such as Haulien, Kenting, Yilan and Taitung! We have beautiful mountains and friendly people everywhere!
The technology is not cheap in Taiwan...
Seems like you guys focused on Taipei city. Strongly recommend take a look at other places, such as Tainan and Kaohsiung. Definitely try out some of our seafood culture as well!
So in other words, Taiwan is heaven? Seems like it.
Love you guys soooo much!
Thank you for introducing taiwan by such a wonderful video!
I didn't know people in Taiwan speak so good english. Almost like americans.
They start learning it in elementary school :)
I love my hometown very much but I didn't know that there's so many foreign people like Taiwan until this video and the comments!!
It is really sweet to know that:)
Taiwanese women> American Women. Runs off after comment.
im a taiwanese exchange student in spain , thank u guys for making this video!
Taiwan is the headquarters for MSI computers. Expensive, but some beastly laptops!!!
in what way are they good?
instawhore look at the specs, always top of the line components.
Michael Cloutier i see, i went on their website. but they won't tell me the price. how much would you assume the average price is for one of their laptops?
Prices start around 2K, and go up with customizing. Check out xoticpc.com,
Omg!! That's my taiwanese friend and I at 2:09!!! Haha thanks for the fun meet up, Fung Bros~ it was awesome seeing you guys in real life ! :) keep on doing fun videos!
P.S. If you don't remember I was the super awkward one from Hawaii haha... (;￣▽￣)/
Wow, Taiwan (err, city of Taipei?) reminds me a bit of Tokyo. I might be able to blend in, but how are the Taiwanese with their English? I don't speak a lick of Mandarin.
I've seen some strange English (or engrish) in Taiwan. But most older people know a bit of Japanese.
MANY people speak English in Taipei.... unlike Japan, where no one does.
Tokyo is way more frenetic..but yeah they do have some simiarities.
Kim Kerry isn't that strange though? The Japanese occupied Taiwan after the first Sino-Japanese war, so many older people still know Japanese. However, isn't it also true that many of KMT veterans fled to Taiwan after the fall of the Republic of China? These KMT veterans should absolutely despise the Japanese, right?
Alexander Salt yeah but those KMT veterans are mostly dead and taiwanese don't really have a strong nationalism so they don't really care
FungBro Foods, FungBro Travel,FungBro Fashion..... You guys are making yourself a brand!! Yaya FungBro!!
Going to go Taiwan soon! Any suggestions on what to do or where to go? Anything!
Night market, taipei 101, errr thats about it
I would suggest Taipei, because they've got lots of public transportation, and they basically got almost everything there, but if you want to go to the countryside or something you could rent/hire scooter there, normally you'll see the scooter for hire shops near train stations
The fengjia night market in Taichung! Biggest night market in Taiwan.
Rent a scooter and take a lap around the island (環島), then you can see it all!
Walk around Taipei!
Nice video. I lived in Taiwan for almost 3 years and never stopped surprising me. I had the time of my life :)
Haha. Taiwan is so similar to Singapore
similar to THailand to! XD
***** Singapore is a city-state; it's technically a country.
No, Singapore, or I would like to say "The Democratic Communists" (no offense)
And the worst part is the whipping D:
I've lived in both places (I'm Taiwanese btw) and they are pretty similar except for one major thing: Taiwan's government is actually democratic in practice and our freedom of speech borders on excessive.
goldogwolly haha you're right, even though singapore is a free speech country. the people are limited on what they can say to the government
Taiwan is such an amazing place!!!!
Go to Berlin so you dont only check out Asian countries but also European capitals :P
Yes, another reason to visit Berlin is the beautiful German girls! =p
yes of course! :D
i love Germany at all
True, but there's still many things worth to be explored in Asia
i dont think Asians will fit in on a 80% white supremacist country right now...
Love Taiwan, it has everthing esp the nature...the people are super friendly, after that comes Japan...both all clean and lean and very respectful, accepting and positive minded looking forward into the future unlike a lot of other asian countries
I think,Taiwan girls are more beautiful than Singapore girls. 😜
Fung bros and Riche Le take a trip to the Philippines. Love to see you guy's go island hoppin' 7,107 islands.
Jesus made taiwan, repent and turn to Him
One of my favorite things about Taiwan...
Taiwan jail bowing fights!
It gets pretty darker when in jail but at least your get options to get buff, fight, and get a few years off.
Good luck trying to document that.
Is Taiwan safe?
Def top 10 safest country in Asia
Ming Fen, Beryl Chung I live in Japan, so it's super safe. Do you know if it's as safe as Japan? I'm planning to go there this year. Do you also know if they hate/like Japanese people? or even Japan itself?
AkoSiJhioh Very safe, except for traffic, a bit on the chaotic side.
What do you mean by safe? Taiwan loves Japan and Japanese people. The young people makes you feel like you're in Japan or Korea.
Taiwan was colonized by Japan for 51 years, what do you think?
Thank you guys for coming to TAIWAN! You guys have to at least stay for a month to totally explore my beautiful homeland! You are always welcome here anytime!❤