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  • One of the greatest things about living in Taipei is al the easy city escapes. This spot is a mere 30 minute walk from the base of Taipei 101 and afffords beautiful views of the entire city. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • The zigzaging entrance way to the Dragon Tiger Towers in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • Taiwanese people are fairly religious. Followers of most of the major religions can be found on the island. but most Taiwanese follow Daoism (Taoism) and many combine it with a bit of Buddhism. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • Taiwan was once governed by the Dutch. They built several forts in Tainan to help control the occasional uprisings. Chihkan Tower ??? (Fort Provintia) was built in 1653 and traded rulers hands several times over the centuries before being recently restored. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • Confucian Temples can be found all around Taiwan but this one in Tainan (????) is the oldest. While not quite as important as in China, Confucius is still considered the great teacher and temples in his honor follow a very simple design plan. They are great places to relax or practice a little Tai Chi ???. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • In Pingsi, Taiwan, thousands of people release "Sky Lanterns" on the 15th day of the new lunar year. With the launcher's hopes and dreams written on the lantern, it is said that the higher the lantern goes, the closer it will come to God, and the better the chances that the wish will come true. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • A couple looks across Taipei from Lion's Head mountain in Xindian City, Taiwan. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • This big guy is "The Emperor of the Dark Heaven." In Daoist mythology, he defeated the demon king and is now a reminder that good always defeats evil. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • From the Tiger Tower, looking north towards Dragon Tower and another pagota, The Emperor of the Dark Heaven God, and in the distance, The Confucius Temple. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • I really couldn't find much information on the Dragon Tiger Towers. Basically, they seem a little Disneylandish, but are still quite beautiful and worth a visit if you're in Kaohsiung, By photographer Neil Wade
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  • I tried to yell to these guys to run away but they must not have heard me! Don't worry, the tiger spit them out a few minites later. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • Keelung Night Market is considered one of the best in Taiwan. Known mostly for its huge variety of snacks, this night market is also know to have visitor-friendly English menus. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • Keelung Night Market is considered one of the best in Taiwan. Known mostly for its huge variety of snacks, this night market is also know to have visitor-friendly English menus. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • A small girl looks at a display of colorful blocks located at the base of Taipei 101 in Taipei, Taiwan. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • A group looks at a display of colorful blocks located at the base of Taipei 101 in Taipei, Taiwan. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • A couple looks at a display of colorful blocks located at the base of Taipei 101 in Taipei, Taiwan. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • A hiking trail leds off into the forested mountains near Xindian, Taiwan. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • Two motorcyclists take a break on Ali Shan Mountain in Taiwan. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • A lone woman rides up a long escalator in Taipei, Taiwan. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • The main staircase at Ershawan Fort, near Keelung, Taiwan. The fort dates back to the 1840's and has repelled the British, French and Chinese navies. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • The crowd cheers on their team at a professional baseball game in Taipei, Taiwan. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • Although most of its people shun away from the sun, Taiwan has many beautiful beaches like this one in Kending. By photographer Neil Wade
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  • "95 Peak" is a small mountain next to Taipei, Taiwan. It's ans easy climb from the city center and affords beautiful views. By photographer Neil Wade
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