We're edging closer and closer to our departure from Taiwan. I'm going to miss Taipei so much. This city has an endless supply of sights, sounds, smells (sheesh some of the smells I could do without), and great people. The pictures below were taken when I decided to just go out and get lost for a day.
This is the shopping area next to Taipei 101 (the worlds tallest building atm). The statue of liberty is pouring a bottle of m!ne beer into a mug below.
This building is called the Living Mall. I was one of the first people into the mall that morning and got to witness how serious the Taiwanese people take their work. Every shop attendent was standing at the entrance to their respective shops, standing tall with hands behind their backs. It was kind of creepy walking down deserted corrodors with lines of people staring forward waiting for you to enter one of their stores.
This is a picture inside Longshan temple during morning prayers.
Outside Longshan Temple.
This is just a highschool I found interesting. It was branded the "Microsoft Highschool of the Future".
This is the shopping area next to Taipei 101 (the worlds tallest building atm). The statue of liberty is pouring a bottle of m!ne beer into a mug below.
This building is called the Living Mall. I was one of the first people into the mall that morning and got to witness how serious the Taiwanese people take their work. Every shop attendent was standing at the entrance to their respective shops, standing tall with hands behind their backs. It was kind of creepy walking down deserted corrodors with lines of people staring forward waiting for you to enter one of their stores.
This is a picture inside Longshan temple during morning prayers.
Outside Longshan Temple.
This is just a highschool I found interesting. It was branded the "Microsoft Highschool of the Future".
Taipei 101 up close.
University parking lot outside of a building I was in. This picture really shows how much Taiwanese culture revolves around mopeds.
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