Revealing Taipei’s Bus Labyrinth: Surprising Insights, Dynamics, and Details
Delve into Taipei's insanely dense bus network with nearly 500 bus lines and over 3400 bus stops, revealing surprising insights, dynamics, and details.
Reviving Curiosity: Unveiling the Remarkable Journey of a Blog Article Amidst Covid-19 Travel Restrictions
Explore how travel restrictions impacted the interest in film-related blog articles during the Covid-19 pandemic. An intriguing correlation revealed.
An unorthodox way to ease China Taiwan tensions
Tensions between China and Taiwan are rising and a war might be brewing. But it doesn't need to come that far. There is a peaceful solution which benefits all.
Exploring the Jingmei River: Where is the true source?
The Jingmei River is a tributary of the Xindian River in the Taipei Basin. Just for fun I mapped the river and created a few interesting maps.
Jingmei River flood: before and after photos
Living near the Jingmei River in Taipei, flood events always fascinated me. Finally, in 2022, I had a chance to capture before and after photos of a big flood.
Chinese warplanes in Taiwan’s ADIZ in 2022 – Part 1
Chinese warplanes entered Taiwan's ADIZ on a nearly daily basis in 2022. A record number of 1740 warplanes in total. Read this summary to learn more about it.
Ershawan Fort – a quiet place in the heart of Keelung
In the bustling city center of Keelung, on top of a hill sits Ershawan Fort. Explore this quiet place and travel back to the Qing Dynasty.
Sheliao East Fort in Keelung – hidden in the jungle
Sheliao East Fort is the smallest of the six historic fortresses around Keelung. It is hidden in the jungle, making it an exciting experience to explore it.
Shiquiling Fort has the best view over Keelung
The surrounding of Keelung has many great hikes to offer. One of them is the trail to Shiquiling Fort with a rewarding view over Keelung and the north coast.
Baimiweng Fort in Keelung – easy to reach and with great views
The Baimiweng Fort hiding above the iconic power plant in Keelung offers fantastic views over the north coast. It is easy to reach and a nice place to explore.
Dawulun Fort in Keelung – a big fortress hiding in the jungle
The Dawulun Fort in Keelung belongs to six fortresses from the Qing Dynasty. It is a interesting part of Taiwans history and also a nice place for a hike.
Gongzi Liao Fort (Gangziliao fort) in Keelung – the largest fort with a fantastic view on the north coast
The north coast of Taiwan has many things to offer. Some are very popular and some are hidden gems. Like the Gongzi Liao Fort in Keelung.