There are many taboos to be aware of when staying in hotels while traveling, to avoid attracting spirits. Taiwanese fortune teller Manhua explains that "people walk through solid doors, spirits through virtual doors," and mirrors are considered strongholds for spirits. When checking into a hotel, it's crucial to avoid having a mirror directly facing the bed or door. If you accidentally see your reflection in the mirror in the middle of the night, you might truly be "possessed by a spirit," and in such cases, it's best to change rooms. In addition, there are some seemingly trivial but wise customs, such as avoiding rooms at the end of the room, greeting guests upon entering, quickly turning on the lights and ventilating the room, leaving slippers lying around, flushing the toilet and turning on the tap, and turning on the TV or playing music. Today, we'll analyze these six major taboos when staying in hotels in detail.
Top 10 Must-Visit Spots in Yilan: Yilan is often called Taipei's backyard, but it's more like Taiwan's Old Summer Palace, full of surprises waiting to be discovered! Whether you want to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of city life on a weekend, or breathe fresh air among the rice paddies, Yilan has something for you! These ten recently trending photo spots boast stunningly beautiful and dreamlike scenery; even unedited photos will look amazing. Pack your bags and get ready to go!
Modeled after the famous Suzuka Circuit in Japan, this go-kart track is a 10:1 scale replica and is the only overseas-authorized go-kart track of Suzuka Circuit. It's 600 meters long and features a classic figure-eight track. The constant acceleration and crazy drifting are absolutely exhilarating. Compared to many local go-kart experience tracks in Taiwan, Suzuka Circuit Park boasts international-standard facilities and safety equipment.
Shirakawa-go Gassho-style houses – a World Heritage Site – are located in Shirakawa-go, Ono-gun, Gifu Prefecture, and Hira-mura and Kamidara-mura, Higashi-Tobami-gun, Toyama Prefecture. There are currently five Gassho-style villages in Shirakawa-go, with Ogimachi being the largest and most famous, containing 113 intact houses.
Transportation in Penghu mainly consists of buses or taxis. To find out which mode of transportation suits you best, please complete the following questions:
Transportation choice problem
Question 1) Is there enough time to leisurely enjoy the trip?
- Yes (Proceed to Question 2)
- No (Proceed to question 3)
Question 2) Can you ride a bicycle?
- Yes (Answer A)
- No (Answer B)
Noko Island – Planning a relaxing and healing trip? Make a trip to Noko Island during your Kyushu/Fukuoka vacation! Just a 10-minute boat ride away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can easily experience a sense of seclusion. Against the backdrop of azure seascapes, there's a seaside garden with blooming flowers, the "Love Kannon" (a sacred site associated with love), and delicious udon noodles, Noko Island soda, and Kanatsu mandarin oranges to enjoy. It's perfect for a relaxing half-day trip with your loved one or close friends!
Osaka Drugstores – What's around Osaka Station? Osaka Station, Umeda Station, Shinsaibashi Station, Dotonbori Station, or Namba Station? These are all famous landmarks in Osaka, each with its own unique characteristics.
Top 5 Must-Visit Drugstores
Now let's take a look at some drugstores worth visiting around Osaka Station and Umeda! After careful selection, here is a ranking of drugstores around Umeda Station.
Guishan in Taoyuan boasts a wealth of cultural, historical, and natural attractions, drawing numerous visitors to explore. Below are the Top 10 recommended tourist attractions in Guishan, Taoyuan, to help you gain a deeper understanding of this beautiful place.
Top 10 Tourist Attractions in Guishan, Taoyuan:
TOP 10 – Formosa Plastics Group Museum
Attraction Introduction:The Formosa Plastics Museum, located in Guishan, Taoyuan, showcases the history of Taiwan's environmental and industrial changes since the 1950s, and reviews the development of the Formosa Plastics brand. It is a great place to reminisce about Taiwan's past with your elders.
Netizen comments:
Yun & Yun's Mom: It's quite unique to be able to see the company's growth process.
Three Little Pigs: Kids love coming here, and sometimes there are interactive games.
- address:No. 259, Wenhua 1st Road, Guishan Township, Taoyuan County
- Telephone:03-211-8800 #3391
Okayama Self-Guided Tour: Direct flights from Hong Kong to Okayama are now available, making it a convenient base for exploring the Seto Inland Sea islands, the Sanyo Line (westward route) through Hiroshima and Yamaguchi prefectures, and even as far as Fukuoka. What are some must-see places in Okayama?
1. Okayama Food and Travel: White Peach and Korakuen Garden
Okayama Prefecture is the hometown of the legendary "Momotaro." With 270 sunny days a year, it's known as the "Land of Sunny Days." Its specialty is white peaches, harvested every summer, with the picking season in July and August. A must-see in Okayama City is Korakuen Garden, one of Japan's three most famous gardens (the other two being Kenrokuen Garden in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, and Kairakuen Garden in Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture).
Taking a plane is the safest option.
Flying is the safest option – In recent years, there seem to be more plane accidents than usual, ranging from minor incidents like a recent civil aviation plane encountering turbulence and injuring passengers, to more serious ones like the EgyptAir plane crashing into the sea just last Wednesday (18th). Is flying dangerous? Does travel insurance cover flights in the event of a terrorist attack? Airplane safety is naturally a concern for Hong Kong residents who love to travel. Now, let's compare and contrast 12 questions with clear and concise answers. After reading this, readers will have a better understanding of whether flying is still safe. Please pay close attention to the following information so you can travel happily and return safely.