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Thanks a lot 😊

Yes, true!

Exactly!

Haha, don’t worry, you are safe in Bali! Most people speak English!!

I think you miss it right?😊😊

We agree!

Yes!

Indeed it is!

@@fsalkmaar rainy season started a few weeks ago, so you can expect some rain, but not everyday

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Thank you so much 🙏🏻

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😂😂 omg I haven’t even noticed. Hope he’s fine though

Hello! We organize our trip ourselves so I don’t have any contact from an agency… but Taiwan is really safe and easy to travel!

Glad you enjoyed it!

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Thank you! 😊

Many many thanks

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Indeeed!!

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@@mask7312 thank you!

Yes!! So many options

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Good to know, thanks! Not usually a fan of the sweet ones

@@madalinas2021 😍😍

@@rcrichard8969 can you suggest where?

@@YasminesJourney 1. Fujian Province Anxi: Known for Tieguanyin (Iron Goddess) oolong tea, a smooth, floral oolong. Wuyi Mountains: Famous for Da Hong Pao and other rock oolongs, known for their roasted and mineral flavors. Fuding: Known for white teas, such as Bai Mudan (White Peony) and Silver Needle. 2. Zhejiang Province Hangzhou: Home of the well-known Longjing (Dragon Well) green tea, with a mellow, chestnut flavor. Shaoxing: Produces Huiming tea, a high-quality green tea with floral and chestnut notes. 3. Yunnan Province Xishuangbanna: Known for Pu-erh tea, which is aged and fermented, with earthy, rich flavors. Lincang: Another source of Pu-erh, often known for teas that have a slight bitterness but a sweet aftertaste. 4. Jiangsu Province Suzhou: Known for Biluochun, a delicate and fragrant green tea with floral notes. Nanjing: Home of Yuhua (Rain Flower) tea, a rare green tea with a delicate, slightly sweet taste. 5. Hunan Province Changsha: Famous for Junshan Yinzhen, a yellow tea with a delicate, mellow flavor. Anhua: Known for dark teas, including Anhua dark tea, which is fermented and often pressed into bricks. 6. Anhui Province Huangshan: Produces Huangshan Maofeng, a green tea with a light, floral aroma. Qimen (Keemun): Known for Keemun black tea, which has a rich, malty flavor and is a popular base for English Breakfast blends. 7. Guangdong Province Chaozhou: Known for Phoenix Dan Cong (single bush) oolong, with a variety of flavors like honey, orchid, and fruit. Yingde: Famous for Yingde black tea, a smooth tea with chocolatey and malty notes. 8. Sichuan Province Ya’an: Known for Tibetan tea, a type of dark tea often used in Tibetan butter tea. Mengding: Produces Mengding Ganlu, a green tea known for its sweet, mellow flavor.

@@YasminesJourney btw, most of the tea breed on taiwan island came from Fujian province and they're identical flavor such as the one in your video.

Wow!! Thank you so much

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I think so

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So I should move to China then :))

@@YasminesJourney If you just want to record your life, it doesn’t matter where you go. If you want traffic, you can consider going to China and decide for yourself.China is a very suitable country for Travel.This country is bigger than you think. You can spend months traveling there.Each region has completely different scenery, food and culture. The country offers views of deserts, oceans, forests, plateaus and canyons. So amazing.The only disadvantage of China is that the too much population.So you need to adapt.There will be many cultural conflicts when traveling in China, so please be tolerant.The travel experience is filled with all kinds of fun.

You’re right! Thank you 🙏🏻 we will return to China for sure because we really like it, not because of the ‘traffic’ but thats also an advantage