Livin'in Taiwan - Day 9

P/S: sorry for not keep to date again ya. :P These few days I were traveling around with two friends that i met here (from malaysia). That's why i couldn't spare some times up everyday to update this blog:)

Hua Lian, It is really hard for me to travel without a car / a vechile on my hand. At the end i followed a plan that was arrranged by a friend that i met in Hua Lian. To go to FU LI, basically a hill that is tradisionally made out from farming.




So, in returns of the kindness where my friends actually picked me up from my stay to breakfast and railway to catch the train, i treated both of them for a cheap breakfast (RM10 for three~)

After a 2 hours train journey + 45min car journey, i am here.


So this is the map that describe the whole place.












and, i came here to watch this flower, please see below:






This is called "JIN ZHEN". This flower has a very short cycle of flowering.

It only grow in end of July to Early September. and the flower will only opens for one day, and it will dead in the next day.

So there are many locals who purposely came to catch this precious season. (every year!)




Actually this flower is a vege. It can be serve as food. you can see there are still some farmers are processing the Jing Zhen for business.
























Thus has form a scenery of people working in line.




Left: When i were walking, i suddenly here a big sound from somewhere nearby. when i had moved closer, omg it is a "Katak di Bawah Perigi" !! KEKE

Top: what a view.





Left: A trial shot to bring up the landscape with the Sun Ray..

Top: Does the followers looked energetic?

When i were walking in a route, suddenly i hear "EEEE ....EEEE...EEEE" ...i thought Mana ada so big punya Mosquito? at the end it is this "BIG BEE" working hard in the picture~ :D

This really gave me a japanese Village kind of feelings. you can see the wind is blowing hard here.

Left: Two kids are playing bubble...i hoped i can play it too~


Top: Two locals who had finished their daily routine, taking a rest and chit-chatting







Guess what? i realized Taiwanese love to have pets...and almost all pets are dogs... that are pure breed.





They sayang them like it is their real kids ... so good!~

(in fact, not only in FU Li, it is everywhere that i noticed taiwanese are carrying their "babies" (dogs/puppies) in their pet-bag, even in MRT. :P)

Yes, i am alone here where every other tourist come in group.

But it is also because i came alone, the owner of the farm actually invited me to have free dinner with him and his crew inside the restricted area.

I felt very warm by having the treat from them :D

Perhaps, i am the first Malaysian who had visited this Heavenly-made place that means a lot to them.

Tomorrow, i am going back to Taipei. Then, you are expecting all CITY View and Night Markets POST!!!

Sigining off....