Our plans were to spend the next two days in Taroko Gorge doing a lot of hiking, but the rain put a bit of a damper on those plans, all but 4 areas of Taroko Gorge were closed. So, instead of heading straight to Taroko we bought some bus tickets and headed to the ocean.
After that beautiful excursion, we caught a bus back to Hualien, and bought some more bus tickets to visit Taroko.
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| The bus station that looked like a bus. |
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| These spiders are at least the size of my hand and are found everywhere. And when I say everywhere, I really mean everywhere. |
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| We had to walk through 2 very long tunnels before hiking. Walking through the first one took at least 15 minutes. It seemed to go on, and on, and on and... |
Taroko day 2:
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| Shoot... photos maybe? |
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| Have I ever mentioned that I love bridges? Cuz, well, I do. |
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| The water was very, very blue. It had to have been polluted with something. |
We saw many large spiders along this trail and they helped persuade a few of the girls that it was time to turn around and head back.
Taiwan is such a beautiful country with so many different sites to see. I may not be able to see all of while I am here, but I will do my best.
我爱台湾!










































So beautiful! Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are beautiful!! Glad you found batteries. I love the sculptures, especially the snails.
ReplyDeleteIt is very pretty there! Those spiders made me want to gag and gave me the shivers. Yuck, yuck yuck!!!! I can't say it enough. YUCK! Oh, and I love bridges too. Those are some cool ones.
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