TAIWAN | ASIA'S MOST UNDERRATED COUNTRY! 🇹🇼 (KAOHSIUNG & CIJIN ISLAND)

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In this video we explore the southern city of Kaohsiung in Taiwan

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[jeremymandelkern]

I'm an American living in Taipei and absolutely LOVE IT HERE but never knew just how cool Kaohsiung is! So glad you also enjoyed Taiwan. The Honeymoon feeling for Taiwan has been going 10+ years strong! It's a wonderful place to live and explore. Safe travels and always welcome back!

[Reformatt]

I absolutely love Kaohsiung, so much that I am staying here for the winter.

[Terry]

Taiwan very interesting a place that deserves repeating again

[wangsongho]

I live in Kaohsiung, it's the best city in Taiwan ☺

[giannishen]

Appreciate that you do a lot of homework before traveling, and your knowledge often makes many locals like as me feel inferior!
The bridge is Great Harbor Bridge/高雄港大港橋. It is 110 meters long and 5 to 11 meters wide.
It can accommodate 550 people and bicycles at the same time. It is the longest cross-port rotating bridge in Asia.
There is an opening and closing show at 3 pm every day. Complete horizontal operation in 3 minutes!
You are right, Taiwanese like to go outside on weekends, although sometimes it feels crowded, but you can experience a completely different atmosphere!
I hope that one day I can do what you did, thank you so much for sharing such a miraculous and beautiful lives!👍🥰🙏👏

[StinkySundae]

I loved Kaohsiung and I miss it. I was there teaching English for over 3 years and I loved Kaohsiung more than Taipei. I lived in South Korea before Taiwan and Taiwanese people are a lot more friendlier in my experiences. Cant wait til I go back! I was considered a foreigner that was like a local because I knew all the good eats and locations all around Kaohsiung lol

[languist]

I’ll head to Taipei on foreign exchange, but will definitely take the advantage to explore Tainan and Kaohsiung!

[donstravelsandrants.]

I'm seriously impressed with Taiwan. Love the art work, sculptures, and modern buildings. Beautiful.👍😊💙🇹🇼

[Gordaventure]

We are in Kaohsiung too! Thanks for sharing the footage so that we have an idea what to do :)

[renzdeguzman]

I was contemplating between Hong Kong or Kaohsiung to travel to this summer. But now I think I wanna go to Kaohsiung more coz of the vibe. 😍

[mimimiao]

There’s a lot of things to do in Kaohsiung. Hope you will come back soon! Taiwan is indeed underrated because foreigners think that most Taiwanese can’t speak english. But it is really convenient here. Signage have english translation. And we can always use google when we are lost in translation. I love it here! Been living and working here for 12 yrs now. Hoping to get a permanent resident visa soon.

[sylvieanddanny]

We did not really think about coming to Taiwan before, but thanks to your videos, we are now planning to come in a few months (September) :) It looks like there is everything there, really excited about the nature, the food etc

[robertos]

In most countries that I have been to, it always seems nice at first glance but after the novelty wears off, their down sides become overwhelming. Taiwan is quite the opposite. What you see is what you get in Taiwan. They don't worry about sprucing up the appearances or embellishing the dark side. Taiwanese people simply make their country a very nice place to work and live in.

[kevlarcardhouse]

If I ever go back to Taiwan, I guess I should go in the spring. When I was in Kaohsiung in early November, it was scorching hot the whole time!

[veradanson]

Beautiful. Could visit Taiwan for sure

[royhsueh]

Thank you for showing my beautiful hometown 😊

[vepakko]

Before watching your videos and a couple of other recent vlogs on Taiwan, I really didnt know much about that country. Now when I understand how beautiful and diverse the island nation is, I could refer to it as a ”Madeira of Asia”: A hidden or at least not well known piece of paradise, and really underrated place. Yet again spot on series of videos by the one and only Jumping Places: Perfection 👌🏻

[robstratton]

When I first lived in Kaohsiung in about 1994, it was maybe the 2nd busiest port in the world. The Love River was thick and dark, terribly polluted. The city was nothing like it is today. It keeps getting better. The strawberries on a stick are called tang hu lu (tung who loo). Very nice! Thousands of foreigners live in Kaohsiung these days - only a handful in 1994. Lots of rain over the summer months and very high temperatures.

[EianPan]

我跟其他網友的感覺相似，喜歡你們平實不誇張的影片風格👍
歡迎你們有空常回來臺灣走走❤

[angelap]

Oh Woww its soo beautiful ...clean and warm 71° is puuurfect! I love...the LOVE RIVER❤ It seems like your videos aren't long enough because I enjoy them SOOO much...tyvm Chris and Carol❤❤