Taiwan- Yin Yang Sea, Gold waterfall, Nanya Rock Formation, Windsor Vanilla Garden, Jiufen

Feeling the breeze at Yin Yang Sea
Looking at the lush greenery
The earth has a music for those who listen~
The beauty of mother nature
Look at that~
Breathtaking!
Went to see the Gold Waterfall
Spectacular
Isn't it?
Sky was getting darker
Weather was getting colder
The night was approaching
Quickly went into the car
Mr Xun brought us to the last attraction- the Nanya Rock Formation
It was just next to the roadside
We were a bit too late when we reached there
The sun already set
Still
It was beautiful~
Not forgetting a selfie of course!
Reached our minsu Windsor Vanilla Garden around 7pm
The place where we would stay for two nights
Cars could not enter the place
So we had to walk
The minsu was simple but cosy
They decorated it using antique furniture
We totally love it!
The English style coffee cups
There is heater in this room. This is the warmest room.
See the stairs on your left? It will lead you to second floor. The staircase is steep.
Here's my bedroom for two nights
Finished checking our minsu
Went to Jiufen old street in search of food
Jiufen houses many retro Chinese and Japanese style cafes, tea houses, souvenir shops
You can go to the old street with empty stomach as there are many free food samples
They will not be angry even if you do not want to buy after trying
We went to this restaurant called Yu Zai Fan Shu
This place was very special
You have to actually enter a cave before seeing the restaurant
Taadaaa~ Finally reached!
Full of antiques 
We take away the food from the restaurant
It was quite pricey
The portion was a little bit small too
One regret
Did not get to dine in the restaurant while enjoying the beautiful scenery of Jiufen
Will mark it down on my list
And include it in my next trip~
Location: Taiwan

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