Sunday, 08 March 2009
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Journey to Alishan in Taiwan Part 2
Guest post by icapillas
As I've mention in my previous blog, cherry blossoms are one of Alishan's major attractions. The place is usually crowded with tourists from all walks of life in mid March when the flowers are in full bloom.
Happy faces...
More trees...
As we continue to walk along, something interesting caught my eye... So, this is how digitalis looks like!
Okay, as we move on...
We arrive at a wishing basin (?)
, and threw in a dollar...who knows, my wish might come true?!
More happy faces...
The architecture behind Nic is Starbucks
We were so lucky to be able to catch the old train on our way back...
Alas, dinner is ready...奮起湖便當!
Homebound...TATA!!!
Will you be making a trip to see any cherry blossoms this year?
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Comments (5)
The cherry blossoms look so pretty! I can't wait to see them when I visit Washington DC next month.
What happened to all the cherries? Was that the tree George Washington chopped down? XD
I totally want to be there when all the pedals start flying around.
No. But that's prettyful :D
@elittlebear@xanga - Thank you very much for the cupcake mini. No, I wasn't the one who knitted my daughter's bonnet. I bought it at Les Elephantes (a specialty store for baby stuffs). Many people admired that bonnet. It's so colorful, isn't it?