when and how long to visit taiwan?

hi,
am planning to go to taiwan next 2010 since airasia giving cheap
prices.

1. when is the better time to visit taiwan? mid-sept to early oct? or
late-oct to mid-november? i'm not into typhoons, so it's better to
choose time when there is less typhoons how's the waether like at
that time?

2. how many days are needed to explore taiwan? i still don't know
where to go, but i plan to visit hot spring and do some snorkling at
beach. is 1 week is enough? or better 2 weeks?

3. how is english language used at taiwan? i can't speak chinese and
i'll go alone, so language will be the biggest barrier.

thanks!
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Later in the year you leave it the cooler it gets. We were there in August
this year - and 'enjoyed' Typhoon Morakot.

1 week is just barely enough time to view the highlights. Two weeks and
you'll see more stuff in depth - in fact that's also enough time for a tour
of the whole island.

English is understood sufficiently for you to have an enjoyable time. The
people are very hospitable - and go out of their way to help tourists. Food
is great. Night markets unmissable.

In Taipei - use the 'Metro'. Buy an 'Easycard'. It covers all public
transport in the city. The metro is fast, a/c, on time and efficient. Taxis
in Taipei are also metered, cheap and honest (unusually for Asia!!).

Have Fun. We did!!!




"Nguyen Quoc" wrote in message
...
hi,
am planning to go to taiwan next 2010 since airasia giving cheap
prices.

1. when is the better time to visit taiwan? mid-sept to early oct? or
late-oct to mid-november? i'm not into typhoons, so it's better to
choose time when there is less typhoons how's the waether like at
that time?

2. how many days are needed to explore taiwan? i still don't know
where to go, but i plan to visit hot spring and do some snorkling at
beach. is 1 week is enough? or better 2 weeks?

3. how is english language used at taiwan? i can't speak chinese and
i'll go alone, so language will be the biggest barrier.

thanks!
_____________________
http://www.waytovietnam.com Vietnam vacation, vietnam
resort
http://www.tracevietnam.com Saigon Travel Guide
http://www.waytohalong.com Halong Cruise, Cruise Halong bay Vietnam

In article ,
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Later in the year you leave it the cooler it gets. We were there in August
this year - and 'enjoyed' Typhoon Morakot.

1 week is just barely enough time to view the highlights. Two weeks and
you'll see more stuff in depth - in fact that's also enough time for a tour
of the whole island.

English is understood sufficiently for you to have an enjoyable time. The
people are very hospitable - and go out of their way to help tourists. Food
is great. Night markets unmissable.

In Taipei - use the 'Metro'. Buy an 'Easycard'. It covers all public
transport in the city. The metro is fast, a/c, on time and efficient. Taxis
in Taipei are also metered, cheap and honest (unusually for Asia!!).

Have Fun. We did!!!

He won't - you replied to the rta spammer.
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Alfred Molon
http://www.molon.de - Photos of Asia, Africa and Europe

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"Alfred Molon" wrote in message
...
In article ,
says...
Later in the year you leave it the cooler it gets. We were there in
August
this year - and 'enjoyed' Typhoon Morakot.

1 week is just barely enough time to view the highlights. Two weeks and
you'll see more stuff in depth - in fact that's also enough time for a
tour
of the whole island.

English is understood sufficiently for you to have an enjoyable time. The
people are very hospitable - and go out of their way to help tourists.
Food
is great. Night markets unmissable.

In Taipei - use the 'Metro'. Buy an 'Easycard'. It covers all public
transport in the city. The metro is fast, a/c, on time and efficient.
Taxis
in Taipei are also metered, cheap and honest (unusually for Asia!!).

Have Fun. We did!!!

He won't - you replied to the rta spammer.
--
Alfred Molon
http://www.molon.de - Photos of Asia, Africa and Europe

On Tue, 15 Dec 2009 21:20:45 +1000, " A Mate"
wrote:

Oh Well!!

Pity usenet's dying.

It was once a useful resource!


You're right but your answer was very interesting to read for the
non-troll variety that is the majority of rta readers
:-)

So, thank you for sharing your experience with other people!

Regards,
Mort

October and November are probably the best months to visit the north Taiwan. Any time from October to March is probably a good time to visit other parts of Taiwan.

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