Fruity Life

It was the fifth day of the trip.  We will head back to TaiChung in the afternoon.  So first in the morning, we visit a pearl culture center in KaoSiong which you will see the information on how taiwanese produce pearl by using mountain water or freshwater.  You also get to see how they milled the pearl into pearl powder on the spot and the powder is very famous and expensive for its multi purpose usage in area of cosmetic and health.

The machine to milled the pearl.

Fo Guang Shan is very famous among the world as it is one of the largest Buddhist organisation and also one of the largest charity organistion in Taiwan.  Master Hsing Yun (星云大师） was the founder of Fo Guang Shan.

Wishing Well.

After visit Fo Guang Shan, we then head to MeiNung Hakka Folk Villege to have our lunch by trying out the hakka cuisine and the famous 'LuiCha'.

The Lunch and the Hakka cuisine.  Not Bad. :)

The famous 'LuiCha' was nice to drink. Hmm, taste like coffee. hehe... I hardly tryout 'LuiCha' in my home town, Kuching ... as it is totally different from this one. :D

After Hakka Village, is time to head back to TaiChung.  But, we were then stopped by at a tea garden, which u get to tryout how to picked a tea leaf.  Here, we get to buy the best Taiwan's 'Wulong' tea according to them and also the green tea powder.

As soon we reach Taichung, we will going to one of the famous night market called 'Feng Chia' (逢甲夜市）. There will be alot of things to eat and buy again.

Before we start to walk around Feng Chia night market, We go for dinner first in one restaurant.  Yeah, eat again, then buy things eat at night market again.  So, do you think you gonna hungry during the night?  :D

The Happening Night Market.  Malaysia Satay? Wow, Malaysia Boleh!!! ... but no try, haha.

The Gold Stolen Thief! Its Fried Squid with filling.  Hmmm,  Looking for this as I saw alot of ppl eating while walking around.  Alamak, Long queue lagi and almost time to gathered, no choice... queued and bought it. Don't want to regret. haha...sorry Mr. tour guide for waiting. hehe, Really no regret of buying this.  Nice!