Alone in Taipei

I choose Taiwan as the first country to start my TRAVEL ALONE....
Early morning arrive Taipei TaoYuan International Airport, first feeling come to my mind.....it is not that Grant as KLIA.

Travelling alone at Taiwan, the mostly i feel is SAFE, you can walk alone on the street even a night time, you not to worry somebody to scrab you bags when you on the street. People are very helpful, i love the food most here.....FEEL SO GOOD

Night Market is the place that you cannot missed when you travel to Taiwan, it is fantastic if you love foods, you can find many new combination of food that you can't find in Malaysia, you will feel excited.

What to Pack???

Free and Easy travel getting hits in TODAY.....especially when AIRASIA exist
Sometimes may headache what want to pack and bring, you will think everything is essential, but something is more than that. THINK before you pack.

1. Your bag is your life. The smaller it is the less it sticks outs and the less vulnerable you feel. The closer you can stick to it and less cumbersome it is the happier you will be.
2. A large, bulky, full bag gives less room to fill with souvenirs, becomes a nightmare when using motorcycle-taxis/rickshaws and has to be checked in and waited for, when taking flights.
3. The thought of wearing the same thing day in, day out may seem terrible now, but it gets easy with the right clothes, and is always preferable to unpacking your entire bag. There is no need to take too many clothes as they can be easily washed and dried, normally overnight.
4. You will need to walk with your pack on freely (sometimes quickly avoiding touts), sometimes right across town or from hotel to hotel and it's often very hot. When you do take transport, you can swing a small bag over your front and jump in a taxi/rickshaw with ease, quickly and without having to separate yourself from it. In addition, leaving your pack in lockers can be a problem if it is huge.
5. When you do get on little buses that stop at the side of the road - the most common way of getting around in many countries - they are normally crowded and have no luggage holds so while you get on and off you whack everyone in the face with your pack as you go past and sometimes need to buy a seat for your bag.
6. If your pack is full it is difficult to get to things without pulling other stuff out, so you don't use what's at the bottom, it being easier to wear what you had on yesterday or what is at the top.
7. In some regions you may also have to pay a surcharge or buy an extra ticket for a large bag. The same can be said for some metro/underground/tram systems.
8. You will be uncomfortable moving from town to town (short hops) not being able to jump on and off small buses/taxis. Not to mention that a giant oversize bag does not exactly make you the most confident as you will always feel like you are sticking out.
9. You will not believe what an advantage it is to be able to travel from A to C with a quick stop off to see a sight at B carrying your bag, rather than having to do it in a separate day trip, wasting time and money.

Carrying a large, heavy, bulky bag onto a bus may sound alright, but when it is crowded you cannot and are therefore normally separated from it (it goes on the roof, underneath or is left at the back next to god knows what). It is normally okay there, but this can make you a little paranoid about theft as it does happen.