Believe it or not museum.
It is a train station, don’t really know much about it as I fell asleep on the bus when the tour guide was telling us the story. =x
Our lunch
We had our lunch at a worker’s canteen look alike place. Their food were authentic Taiwanese style food. I love the Hakka food the most! And based on the emptiness of the plates, it is not hard to guess how hungry we were.
Our next stop, Cow Farm. (Ru Niu De Jia )
We only need to pay TWD $20 ( about SGD $0.91) we can have unlimited of carrot sticks and a bottle of milk to feed the farm animals.
My hand was the one nearer to the camera. The calf seem like not eaten for day, the way it drank the milk like it was going to swallow the whole milk bottle.
Fierce fight for food
We took this cute little train to tour around the farm
Scenery taken on the train
Old rusty train engine
Revolution of telephones
Was shocked that the phones actually work! And I thought the kids were making the sound effect and playing on their own!
And and and, I finally get to taste the legendary Jiang Mu Tea (姜母茶）！ It taste great, especially after staying in the cold wind for sometime.
After that we went to our nex stop- Kaohsiung Xin Qu Jiang (高雄 新屈 江）to do a 1 hour shopping. I only remember that the tour guide said that the first sausage stall that you see near the entrance of the shopping lane, that’s the nicest sausage stall around the area. So I bought a stick and it really does taste very nice!
Up next, we have to settle our dinner at Kaohsiung’s Liuho Night Market (高雄六合夜市）. This time round we have 1 and a half hour to eat and shop, we learn our lesson so our mission of the day was buy as much food as we can and ate at 1 go!
Our first target, Chou tofu. This stall serve a unique different style of Chou tofu. The stall owner wrapped the tofu with a layer of popiah’s skin and added shrimps inside the tofu to deep fry them.
The unique style of Chou tofu
Any idea of what is this?
They are actually sweet potatoes! (Cute stall helpers)
烤鸭夹饼
Quite rare to see duck meat in Taiwan, ordered 1 to share. It was actually meat wrapped with the popiah skin.
活虾料理 (Live prawns cuisine)
It was really live prawns, the cook took out the live prawns and BBQ them.
Taiwan popular snack, fried oyster. (蚝仔煎）
Another dish of Chou Tofu, but which 1 was deep fried with bread. I am not a fan of deep fried bread so don’t really like it.
This milk shake stall was so popular that if you enlarge the picture you could see the signature of Taiwan current president – Ma Ying Jiu.
Big, fresh crabs! Very hot and spicy! Delicacy =D~~
After our dinner at Liuho, we went to our hotel to put our luggage and began our next tour ( on our own) at Rui Feng Night Market (瑞丰夜市）. We shared a cab with 2 ladies in the tour and went our separate way at Rui Feng. Ct and I went to the Night market while the 2 ladies went to the shopping malls.
