Amazing Taiwanese Hot Pot and National Palace Museum in Taipei - Taipei Travel Guide (Day 4)

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Taiwanese hot pot is one of the best meals to eat when you're in Taipei my Taipei Travel Guide for Food Lovers: On Day 5 in Taiwan, we ate breakfast at our hotel, and then headed straight to the Taiwan National Palace Museum, one of the most extensive art museums in Asia, and one of the major and most important museums in China. The museum was huge, and there were a ton of people there as well - I guess a lot of the tour group buses come to the National Palace Museum. After arriving and buying out tickets, we went around and walked through the museum for about an hour - though we could have spent more time there, we had to keep on going. I took a lot of art history courses when I was in University, and at the museum, I remember quite a few of the famous Chinese paintings that I had studied during school - so the Chinese painting sections was my favorite part of visiting the Taiwan National Palace Museum. After visiting the museum, we headed back to the metro station and eventually caught a bus at Jiantan station enroute to the National Revolutionary Martyrs Shrine, a shrine in memory of all those who have lost their lives in various wars. Luckily we arrived just in time to see the changing of the guard ceremony taking place. The guards walked all the way from the street to the entrance of the shrine, and then changed positions with the new guards at the memorial and then walked all the way back. I thought it was a pretty good place to see in Taipei, and the guards ceremony was interesting. After visiting the National Revolutionary Martyrs Shrine we were all very hungry, so we went to eat shabu shabu at a restaurant not too far away. The food was very good, and we filmed a separate video, which Ill publish soon. After lunch, since we were near the Shilin Night Market we decided to go check out a certain food stall that Ying had seen on the night we went to the market a few days previously. Luckily they happened to be open and they were selling the cakes even though the night market had not yet opened. The cake was extremely soft and fluffy. After quite a long day of running around and doing things in Taipei, we headed back to Ximending area, and as Ying was doing some shopping, I decided to sneak away to eat dinner at Duck 1950 Restaurant - although they served goose - I read that they started off selling duck, and now sell Taiwanese goose. The braised goose was incredibly delicious. Thats all for Dy 5, it was another long and fun day in Taipei, and I especially enjoyed the braised goose
Date: 2019-08-19

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Comments and reviews: 10

Emma C
one of the major and most important museums in China please delete or edit that part of the description box since Taiwan is not officially part of China, you can disagree with me and say it's not a country either, but as a Taiwanese I'm asking you to please respect us and delete that sentence. Thanks
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Julie Fronczak
hello Mark, I know I'm late to the party but your videos are great. have you ever thought to send some to a TV network? I think they r TV quality. also something people would watch. also bring Ying into your videos more if she wants it will appeal to women more.
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Pnoyride
hi Mark and Ying Day 5. Taipei. Good Morning Mark and YingThe changing of the guards is very interesting. cool to watch. WowThe goose is so fresh and juicy. looks really deliciousI want some of thatCan't wait for the next blog. Have fun guysThank you--Elwyn--
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Luke Martin
Mark you're the man once again You are a great vlogger even in such crowded areas and without the help of your camerawoman/wife Ying haha keep up the good work we can tell youre busy with everything. Youre living the dream man. -Luke, Canada
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Calum Collins
I would have a big shock eating that bread for the first time. I am from the UK and it looks like the lemon drizzle cakes you can buy. I could imagine the shock of expecting a zesty lemon taste and then getting a cheese flavour. XD
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jeffrey satchantook
mark thx for the video was fun to watch i envy you for getting to eat so much i got hungry while watching your video keep up the goodwork also i am from thailand so respond plz i can give u some tips and tricks
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JANICE BALL
Such beautiful sights in Taiwan. Stunning. You crack am up Mark. Ducking into a duck restaurant for goose? You are playing duck, duck goose aren't you? Lol. The little boy vlog bombing you. Hahaha. Awesome series.
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Missy B
Holy Batman and Robin. Taiwan is the first time I ever heard Mark say. 'Ying wants to. ' Usually it's all I, I want, I'm going to. hardly ever even we. But this time YING wants. Wonder if it's cuz her sister is there.
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Derek Lim
i would guess if you wanted the most original sponge cake, you can go over to danshui station there is a long queue for these sponge cake which I think is very nice. it is also a good place to see sunset there.
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123o o
I get excited when you say you're about to head out for lunch I always can't wait to see the amazing dishes that you're going to try Keep that camera rolling and enjoy the amazing adventures. Glad to support: )
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