Introducing Sansia (Sanxia)
Across National Hwy 3 from Yingge is this old town (Sānxiá), most noted for a temple that has been under reconstruction since 1947 and a couple of blocks of perfectly restored Qing- and Japanese-era buildings. In short, Sansia and Yingge go hand in hand, contrasting and complementing each other like peanut butter and chocolate.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Two Day's trip in Tao-yuan
by channamasala 01 July 2011
I have taught seminars at Yuanze University (my company is often contracted to do training courses for their eMBA program). I would say…
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Re: Two Day's trip in Tao-yuan
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In Taoyuan city, there isn't anything to see, except for the Martyr's Shrine, which is the best-preserved Shinto shrine dating from the…
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