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An Essay About Tourism

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Travel is an important part of our life. Traveling is often a pleasant experience, at least for those who afford a comfortable and safe way to travel. But there are many benefits than satisfying your own money-making needs and enjoying your vacation. When you travel around, you can meet a lot of new or interesting people who might trigger the unexplored emotions suppressed inside you. Besides that, travel can give you chance to explore new places or new things and learn different cultures, traditions even lifestyles. Furthermore, travel does not only increase your knowledge but also help you feel relax with your family or friends and forget all the problems that you have. Travel can let you to meditation and enjoy the beauty of the nature. …show more content…

The Jiufen village and the northeast coast was a prosperous gold mining town, now turned a popular tourists destination and an interesting historical place. There have many interesting shops, food stalls and unique teahouse culture. Many tourists will visit Jiufen because of the setting of popular period movies like Studio Ghibli’s Spirited Away and Hou Hsiao-hsien’s film A City of Sadness. The most attraction place by the tourists is in Ximending, especially teenagers. Ximending filled with trendy and fashion shops and boutiques. Many women can buy their favorite clothes, cosmetic, shoes or any things in Ximending. The Red House Theater is nearby the Ximending area. It was constructed in 1908 and home to Taipei’s creative and culture trade. Many tourists always take photo at there because The Red House Theater is a history and heritage building. A visit to Taiwan will not be complete without trying food on one of its many night markets. Some of the best night markets are Shilin Night Market, Raohe Night Market, Feng Chia Night Market, Keelung Miaokou night markets and others. There are so many delicious and interesting things to eat there. The most delicious food and drinks for the tourists are beef noodles, soup dumplings, stinky tofu, oyster omelet, spicy hotpot, Taiwan sausage, pineapple cake, bubble tea, grass jelly and so

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