We made a BIG mistake in Taiwan… 🇹🇼

[@2Passports1Dream]

And we thought we were expert travellers 😅We need to do our research a bit better 😂 Watch episode 1 of our train trip around Taiwan here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zna3Ynevpq-inNU

[@angus911]

Welcome to Taiwan😃

[@yuriwang7861]

@@2Passports1Dream just a suggestion, you can post about future trip and ask viewer if they have recommendations, things to look out for, etc…

[@windnet9565]

台湾は楽しい！日本人は台湾大好き。

[@starktony8428]

日本超級好玩 台灣人超級愛去日本旅遊

[@2Passports1Dream]

Hehe it is fun!

[@aquasagleo]

I love the way these Taiwan videos have been edited: feels like we're along for the ride and weirdly the minutiae of getting from place to place is fun and interesting

[@2Passports1Dream]

Glad you enjoy it! Thank you so much!

[@samchen6598]

You are definitely the most easy-going, pleasant and joyful travel couple from abroad.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Wow, thank you so much!

[@ViviLee-f9g]

高鐵如果提早下錯車站，可以拿那張票繼續坐其他班次的車，但要坐自由座，每一班車的自由座車廂節次不一樣，可以問站務人員，自由座位車廂有位子都可以坐

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh interesting, we didn't know that!

[@ViviLee-f9g]

@ 自由車廂若剛上去沒位子也能站，有人下車空位時也能坐，不想站，就先排隊等下一班，先上的人先找位子

[@calaw2909]

You’re welcome 😊

[@昌榮張]

Welcome to Taiwan again, again!

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thanks! 😃

[@sskyles]

I'm a long-time resident of Tainan. When I heard you talking about taking the HSR from Chiayi to Tainan, I'm going "Noooooooo!" Like Chiayi, the Tainan HSR station is waaaaay outside of the city. It really only makes sense to take the HSR if you are travelling long distances. For shorter trips, the standard Taiwan Rail trains are the better option. They use the stations in the city center. Good thing you figured that out before coming to Tainan, otherwise you would have had another long taxi ride (or local train) once you got here. Regarding all the loud festivities you saw, yeah, this whole past month in Tainan, there has been a giant Taoist festival. They have these little celebrations at individual temples all the time, but this big one this past month has been all over the city, and only happens every few years (I think maybe every 12 years). I even got invited by my Taichi teacher to one of the street banquets next to one of these temples a couple weeks ago. Your timing was excellent to get a huge dose of Tainan culture this month. If those fireworks bothered you, you definitely do NOT want to check out the Yanshui Beehive Fireworks Festival on the outskirts of Tainan during Lantern Festival (usually in February). That is an "other-worldly" experience that is not for the faint of heart. Google it. It's insane. It's like walking into a war zone. You need to be prepared.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you so much for this detailed and thoughtful comment! 🙏 We’re SO glad we realised the HSR situation before arriving in Tainan! It sounds like we visited Tainan at the perfect time to soak in the incredible culture! The Taoist festival celebrations were such a unique experience, and it’s amazing to hear they only happen every 12 years. As for the Yanshui Beehive Fireworks Festival... wow, we just Googled it, and you're right-it looks absolutely wild! 😅 Thanks for the heads-up. We’ll keep it in mind for when we’re feeling brave enough for something that intense. 😄 Tainan truly left a lasting impression on us, and it’s always great to hear from locals like you who love the city so much. Thanks again for sharing! ❤️

[@petechang9800]

It's a lot of fun in TWN. You are blessed 👍

[@itaiwan6134]

在台灣～不管你需要各種援助…一定要開口讓我們知道唷❤我們會盡全力幫你完成你們的旅程的❤祝你們玩的開心🎉吃的滿意👍台灣歡迎你們的到來❤🎉😊👍

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you very much!

[@cxy4315]

I love watching the Taiwan vlog series it has been so informational! We plan on going all around Taiwan in a couple months. I think it’s great that you guys show the mistakes made and how to get back on track even if something happens. Love watching you guys still having fun in stressful situations 😊

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you so much!! Oh that sounds amazing, we hope you have the best time!

[@sharonleong7120]

Great sharing. I love it once again. Thanks. 👍👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍😍

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you again!

[@karenr59]

Watching this on Boxing day in Australia. Merry Christmas 🎄

[@2Passports1Dream]

Happy holidays!!

[@Mixologist-fc4sc]

What's so great about Taiwan's rail systems is that there are so many options and they run very frequently. Not only is it fast but it's really affordable too. I think despite the minor mistakes you made taking the wrong trains, you were good sports and it's true that it makes it more of an adventure. That's all part of traveling.

[@mpeng5667]

“甲辰年三朝祈安建醮大典” This is a traditional Taoist celebration. The various stage performances you see - traditional Taiwanese opera and electronic flower cars - represent offerings of gratitude to the deities for their blessings.

[@2Passports1Dream]

So cool to see!

[@lordelohim3327]

You've just stumbled upon ceremonies of Taiwanese Taoist religion, some of these happens once every 20 years (some maybe every 3 years) depending on the location. Usually when this happen there will be days that the local hosts offer traditional Taiwanese non-stop feast all day for free if you are invited.

[@sivap1]

Ha you guys even more cute when things go wrong! I love Taiwan, unfortunately couldn't travel east side due to earthquake. Will def be back cos your video made me miss it!

[@2Passports1Dream]

Hehe thank you!! Oh yes, definitely an amazing side to visit too!

[@CIAO_MEINS]

Congratulations

[@peter060903]

Yes! Breakfast in Taiwan is very delicious, has many choices, and most importantly, is very cheap. I traveled to Peru in November 2024. Breakfast was extremely expensive and there were few choices.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh interesting!

[@kristaready8812]

Love your attitudes and enthusiasm! It's so much fun to watch you 🤗💞

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you! 💞

[@foodhistory1387]

Congrats on the 200K milestone!

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you so much!

[@TTTTASHA29]

Great video as always. Midnight in Paris is an all time fav film of mine. I have it on dvd twice and cd. It is such a lovely film and yes Cole Porter music. Just the best ❤

[@2Passports1Dream]

We love it too! If we ever need to cheer up we put on the soundtrack, we love it so much!!

[@TTTTASHA29]

Yes I agree with you. I never tire of it. Oh to go back to the 1920s and b4 would be so good. I am so very pleased you both love it as much as me. Also try and see the film Delovely. Fab Cole Porter music i am sure you will enjoy it too.

[@catilinlin]

希望你們在台灣的時候是夢想成真，我看到好多我想念的地方。當台灣 人我歡迎你們來到台灣❤🇹🇼❤🇹🇼❤ P.S the egg roll you ate was filled with taro😊

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you!! ❤

[@ExperienceOverSilence]

love the content

[@ozakl999]

Little suggestion>> Train: book the reserved seat High-speed rail: non-reserved seat You can always ask the info center, or local people

[@suyuhui3237]

Thanks for sharing.謝謝分享，南無阿彌陀佛...

[@miklis203]

So funny to see the bloopers in the actual video, not just perfect everything. Haha. Anyone who travel knows there are many mistakes on the way, not just picture perfect smooth going all the way =D

[@2Passports1Dream]

So true - it's nice being about to show an extra slice of reality!

[@tokumeig654]

20:12 the egg roll is filled with taro paste, as indicated by the shop label earlier.

[@Paulhilvert]

Wow so much to get excited about, those bun things filled with chopped roasted peanuts sound right up my street. Anything with nuts or peanut butter I’m right there in a heartbeat. What I love about Asia China and the Far East is the tiny independent coffee/cafe shops and food stalls😍. The trains in Asia are just epic they need to come over here and help our railway and train networks. Epic epic and of course joyful as always. 👍😎😍👋

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh yes it was almost toooooo tasty! Thank you - it was such a fun journey (even when things went wrong lol!)

[@Paulhilvert]

@ 😊👍👋

[@liujackie9794]

pretty cool.. enjoy guys... good luck..❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you very much!

[@Writerdane]

I did a trip like this last year and I was glad I read up on the high speed rail situation. Really, its better to just take the high speed train if you are going from taipei to kaohsiung to save time. Taking the regular region train will take only an hour or two going from taipei to taichung for example.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Hehe yeah we would probably do things a bit different if we were going to do this again!

[@chaochenteng3388]

You two are the best two video KZbin I ever see, even a boring place, can change to a very interesting place to visit from your video😂🎉❤, your video is the best ❣️, thank you so much to introduce Taiwan so well❤ the best things, is you're not hide any mistake ❤️

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you - that's so nice of you!!

[@liaoderek1111]

I really want to drive you guys around when you get back to Taipei 😊

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you Derek!

[@chiayulee1]

Chia-Yi Red Cypress Village is a cultural site for visitor, it was the dormitory area for who worked for Alishan lumber industry in the past. If you have time, can visit Alishan which is a beautiful mountain with a lot of big trees (standing for hundreds/ thousands years).

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you, next time!

[@yfllll]

Tainan is my family’s hometown! I feel like the vibes between north and south Taiwan are very different and is one of the things that makes Taiwan so fun to visit. The mochi balls with peanut powder looks very good. I think the other filling is black sesame which is my absolute favorite filling for mochi.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oooh we will have to try the sesame filling next time - they were SO GOOD! I still dream about the mochi balls in Taiwan!

[@yfllll]

@ I pretty much dream about the food in Taiwan for months after visiting. I’m going again in Feb and can’t wait to eat. Night market food is good, but Taiwan’s vegetables and fruits are also top notch and I feel foreign tourists miss out on it!

[@benny-intime]

You two are really good travel partners!

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you! 😃

[@Morris_Chen]

臺灣人報到Happy New Year 🎊

[@mikeshawn5864]

Expect the unexpected. If you guys can take these small things as part of adventures, you are good travel partners 😊❤

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you very much!

[@rahul19967]

4k views in 4 hours!! thats the proof that your channel is Amazing !! btw missing your beautiful thumbnail for this video 😛

[@2Passports1Dream]

Heheh thank you so much!! Yes, we were trying something different for this one.

[@briannewton9369]

Chaotic but still cool. A reminder that we travel for the wild and wonderful, not the guarantee.

[@2Passports1Dream]

So true!!

[@lloveyou8125]

@@2Passports1Dream我不同意，你们背着这么多东西，很累的，来回奔波，在没有意义的路上。

[@蔡佑嘉]

You should take Taiwan Railway (Ziqiang Class Train) to Chia Yi City (the station is located on center of the city )。 The Chia Yi station of High Speed Train isn't located on center of the city.

[@NaNa-rp8nd]

很喜歡你們面對問題的態度❤ 搭火車搭錯搭到了每一站停的火車，其實是可以在大站換乘快車像自強號，可以在車上或到目的他站再拿拿原車票去補票，或是出站後再買新自強號就好。台灣的火車站都是在市中心，高鐵站只有台北，板橋，南港和高雄是和火車站同一地點，是在市中心。 在台灣搭火車如果趕時間就用悠遊卡直接進入車站，用悠遊卡扣車費就好，最方便也最省時。在台灣如果錯過了已買的火車或高鐵的車票的班次，只要是當天都可以搭乘的，只是火車最好要在車站櫃枱再去看能不能再重新劃位，高鐵票只能在當天的其他班次，坐自由座的位子。 搭高鐵短期停留6個月內的外國人在kk day買票，有優惠票價和可買一天或多天數無限搭乘的高鐵票，護照要有蓋入境章，搭高鐵前都可以先到車站的人工櫃枱拿護照和訂位代號去取票。 抵達後從高鐵站出站後，可以持高鐵車票搭乘免費的接駁車，就可以坐到市中心。

[@magwang9264]

The mis-conception is the traslation of train terminology, the non-reserved in Taiwan Railway Co. is the local trains which will not go to different zone (at least 5 zones). Chiayi is just the end of zone so you guys can hop in for destination. Non-reserved and reserved is on the same train but car number between 1-8 and 9-12 with THSR. The most important and interesting railway tour is Taiwan Railway Co. does provide around the island tourist trains that can be off and on along the same direction around the island. Tourists can check with the ticket information for packages for these trains. The trains are nicely equiped and comfortable for tourists.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thanks for the clarification!

[@hankjang6118]

Welcome to Taiwan, this is a friendly place, enjoy your tour here! If you guys have any problem or question, just ask the people, you will get help even they unable to speak English well.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you very much!

[@stanleywtang]

Welcome to Taichung!

[@remarc69]

Great video guys, even your travel mis- steps are funny...🤣

[@2Passports1Dream]

hehe thank you!

[@samanthachen4161]

High speed rail stops are usually outside of big cities bc it was built few years ago so there’s no room in the already populated city. Only the Taipei stop is in the city bc it’s built underground and since it’s the capital, it make sense to have the stop in the city center. When paying the mochi vendor, to be more sanitary, you pay and get the change yourself, since their hands are used to make the food. This also happens at some night market vendors.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Ohhhh interesting, yeah that makes a lot of sense!

[@EricLin-t4e]

There are many giant trees and very famous train up to high 2200m Alishan mountain in Chiayi.

[@2Passports1Dream]

We didn't have time to go there!

[@kaitenghou8523]

20:02 I think the filling is taro. 38:32 swordfish oden

[@cscss2923]

@@kaitenghou8523 It's a good guess in Taiwan: "Taro !! We like it sweet, salty, spicy. We like it any temperature!" Not a joke. It's only in the past few decades when proper dairy-based ice cream became common in Taiwan. Democracy and freer trade has only existed on the island since dissolution of military dictatorship in the early-90s. A generation ago, non-dairy ice taro was the norm, often flavored with sweet azuki beans and/or anko. And similarities with Japanese culture and food is due to being a colony for 50 years until 1945.

[@vincenttan4770]

From the sign board I think it said Blue Berry...?

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh interesting! Thank you!

[@lovingcow13]

If you guys plan to explore tropical countries with hot and humid weather, I would like to recommend getting Biore -3°C body wash tissue. It saves me a lot of time from my sweat in summertime here in Europe. 🤭 I always buy it in bulk in Don Quijote, when I visit Asia for holiday. 😉

[@2Passports1Dream]

hehehe thank you for the suggestion!

[@garybih2080]

Lovely couple 🎉🎉🎉！

[@1ShotTravel]

the first 15 mins was like watching the Amazing Race! haha Thank you for the Taiwan video 😊 Cheers from NYC!!!🎉

[@2Passports1Dream]

hehe thank you so much!!

[@yentin888]

Some of Taiwan high-speed rail stations are far away rail station and downtown. Sometimes we spend more time transferring.

[@2Passports1Dream]

heheh it seems that way!

[@sean53337]

16:44When building high-speed rail, the government hoped to use high-speed rail stations to drive the development of the suburbs, so many high-speed rail stations were located in the suburbs. Of course, there were successes and failures (such as the Taichung and Chiayi high-speed rail stations), but the government should have carefully planned the suburban high-speed rail stations to the city. The district’s public transportation, such as the Chiayi High-Speed ​​Rail Station, has not handled this well.

[@changchia-huan2177]

Or just use better names.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh I see! It makes sense! It was just unfortunate that the name of the station made us think it would be in the central city - but we live and we learn!

[@jkt33333]

The high speed rail stations are usually outside the cities（except Taipei）😅 Anyway, welcome to Taiwan.😊

[@2Passports1Dream]

hehehe now we know! Thank you!

[@KANE3805448]

high-speed rail tickets, can take the free BRT to Chiayi City Station

[@JCpika]

I think reserved just means you have an assigned seat and non-reserved means you might have to stand if there aren't empty seats, and usually non-reserved train sections are different cars.

[@walterwilkinson1499]

@@JCpika correct

[@taochengliu44]

how funny today's travel, nice enjoy to tainan temple fair celebration😊good night

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you for watching!

[@walterwilkinson1499]

FYI, with Taiwanese high speed rail trains, you can always buy the "non-reseved" seat tickets on the spot, and it can be used anytime that day, including just before the train leaves. They don't sell out. The only risk is, it's "first come, first claimed" seating so if it's filled up you might not be able to get multiple seats together, or you might end up standing if there are no seats, but that's allowed. Three of the twelve cars on the train are always for non-reserved seats. If you're taking the train off hours then, you can usually find multiple seats together in the non-reserved cars. Or standing isn't bad, because the journey isn't that long and it's smooth. There are luggage racks overhead the full length of the cars too. Great system!

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh I see! Thank you for the information!

[@ethanliaox]

love u guys in TW😊

[@chauwangCCW]

Lovely friends. Welcome to Kaohsiung!

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you! 😃

[@julesmarwell8023]

greetings from oz.. Happy boxing day... please travel safe. and have fun... Cheers for now.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you!! Same to you - all the best!

[@dlercom]

welcome to Taiwan my friends

[@Taipei-x2l]

The flag in the background was designed in 1895 by Lu Haodong of the Revive China Society as the “Blue Sky with a White Sun” flag, which was used as the revolutionary army flag to overthrow the Qing Dynasty. In October 1928, Chinese Sun Yat-sen finalized the design, and it became the national flag of the Republic of China, remaining so to this day.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you for sharing this historical context!

[@EnchantingTree]

you guys should make a video with Mike Okay he is so good at traveling and figuring things out even when it seems impossible lol the man is so cool

[@danny_liao]

When my grandma first visited us in the US from Taiwan, she ran out with bags of trash when she heard the ice cream truck. Miss you grams.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh my goodness, that's such a fun memory! How lovely!

[@productguru8323]

40:00 You just give the sandwich a cool name, "Roger Moore "

[@2Passports1Dream]

hehe!

[@rachellevis9909]

Great video ❤

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you!!

[@TszyingCheung-m6d]

Welcome to Taiwan!❤ I live in Taiwan. Very enjoy watching your travel video. Hope you guys have time to visit Keelung city. A lovely city at the North part , very close to Taipei. Keelung have delicious food, beautiful harbour, and famous night market.

[@user-iq9dk3eo9t]

Yeah so great

[@2Passports1Dream]

We will have to visit it next time, there is still so much to see!

[@由德]

喜歡你們噢：：：一切順利平安嘞***

[@mjl7332]

18:09「行人徒步區，禁止車輛通行」哈囉！熊貓先生！！

[@tiro_taiwan]

19:08

[@carrlechen5970]

it’s hard to see this traditions only countryside , you are lucky

[@2Passports1Dream]

so cool to see!

[@hsinwenchang6029]

The egg roll you got was filled with taro. The festival you've seen in Tainan is called Pudu and the target audience is the 'spirits/ghosts'. Lol

[@TL243]

😎❤️🇹🇼‼️love that you in the bicycle kingdom!!!

[@huanghsiensan8005]

Eu cheguei de São Paulo em 05 de dez, no momento moro em kaohsiung, volto para Brasil em fim de março deste ano

[@test3tw44]

In Taiwan, you can also explore, the medical system can be used, and the cost is acceptable. Taiwan maintains respect for religion, basically safe to participate, this is just a cultural manifestation of the tropical environment to develop a relatively diverse approach, please enjoy the tour. Thanks for your hard work (DeepL translation) 臺灣還可以探險，醫療體係可以使用，費用可以接受。臺灣對於宗教保持尊重，基本上可以安全參加，這只是文化體現，熱帶環境發展出相對多元方式，請愉快的遊玩。辛苦了，感恩(DeepL翻譯)

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you very much!

[@jimmyli4771]

Many of the hsr stations are a ways away from the actual city LOL

[@2Passports1Dream]

hahah we definitely started realising this!

[@leesean0527]

You can just go to the ticket booth asking for the quickest train to ur destination, most of them can speak English and really helpful. You can save a lot of time comparing figure it out by urself. BTW, I really enjoy watching ur video and like ur positive attitude.

[@2Passports1Dream]

We would have, but we only had a few minutes to spare, haha! Got to be always positive :)

[@1972HBC]

Non-reserve means no reserved seats and the train stops in every station. It’s for commuting.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Ah I see... oh no!

[@Black7862taiwan]

4個數字的本土列車~通常是比較慢的火車~每個小車站都會停留~也會加快的列車一樣是4個數字的~~很容易搞混~~需要多確認車次還有搭乘時間~

[@Black7862taiwan]

如果要比較快的火車~就是自強號~或是普悠瑪號火車~普悠瑪火車一定要買車票~不能用悠遊卡或是一卡通搭乘~~

[@Black7862taiwan]

吃鐵板麵有免費的紅茶跟玉米濃湯可以喝~~都是免費的~~包含在價格裡了~~

[@2Passports1Dream]

hehe we definitely got confused!

[@badboyblue9675]

Good fun 😂

[@kevinchapman-kf9rx]

It's all part of the travelling adventure's we always think

[@2Passports1Dream]

So true!

[@kiorz]

你們看到最道地的台灣傳統祭祀活動😆,那些表演通常都是給神看的,也是吸引民眾的方式. 台南的食物通常都比較甜.

[@2Passports1Dream]

It was so cool to see!

[@JockeyJoe409]

I think the "crunch egg roll" from Jiayi is filled with Taro....

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh yes that could be true!! It was so good!

[@Black7862taiwan]

在7-11或是全家超商也可以訂購高鐵車票或是火車票~~

[@justinlegend265]

MERRY CHRISTMAS GOOD VIBES 🏆🧡💜 AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR 🍻😁👍🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@2Passports1Dream]

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!! have a wonderful time!

[@yangjimmy1410]

Then you got the experience about few THSR stations located in remote areas. That will be stories you are able to tell indeed. Enjoy the trips in TW.

[@2Passports1Dream]

hehe thank you!

[@greencopycat]

Good thing is that you didn’t buy the tickets for the whole trip in advanced. I have done some similar mistake way worse which I was behind in every steps. Roujiamo is from xi’an, kaobaozi i think is from xinjiang。 Thats should be taoism ceremony. 42:57 and the stages might be set up for different temples. Btw, don’t even think about playing claw machine in Taiwan, totally scam. They will only allow you to get the items when you put enough money in the machine. 😂

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh yes you're right, that would have been way too stressful! The claw machine is definitely a scam but it's still a lot of fun to play!

[@leechang289]

Non reserved trains take forever. It is a commuter train. It literally stops at every station! 😀

[@leechang289]

I am now 13 minutes into the video. Chiayi to Tainan, then Tainan to Kaohsiung both on High Speed Rail are HORRIBLE ideas! The HSR stations are really far out of the cities. When I visit my mom in Tainan and need to go to Kaohsiung, I always take Taiwan Railway trains. The regular train stations were built earlier so they were built closer to city centers. When they built the high speed rail, it was difficult to find good locations so they had to build them outside of the city in many cities.

[@leechang289]

Alright, 3 more minutes in, this is hilarious! But as she said, you live and learn. (Sorry I feel I should know her name but this is the first video of yours I am watching)

[@TL243]

The train stories are useful.

[@messex-australia9700]

You already know I’m going to say this………….great vlog, thank you

[@2Passports1Dream]

I appreciate that! Thank you!!

[@呂儒林-f2f]

歡迎來台灣旅行🎉

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thank you!

[@1972HBC]

Chiayi is famous for egg roll. That one you ate is the most famous one.

[@user-iq9dk3eo9t]

Woohoo

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh amazing!!

[@user-iq9dk3eo9t]

@@1972HBC wow

[@criskity]

Yeah, Chiayi HSR Station's location was chosen about 30 years ago by computer modeling, which "predicted" that its location would be a major area of growth. It's not. It's in the middle of nowhere. It was something of a scandal when it was first opened.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Ooooh... I see! Interesting!

[@starktony8428]

在錯誤的車站提早下車 可以跟站務人員詢問解決方案 如果他們同意的話 就可以繼續搭乘高鐵列車 只是沒有位置可以坐 因為你們購買位置的列車已經開走了 只能去自由座位的車廂去 有空位可以坐下 沒有座位只能站著 你去的城市非常多元可以多多嘗試 推薦去嘉義的阿里山看日出 風景非常漂亮

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oh I see, thank you for letting us know!

[@sskyles]

Yeah, your train out of Taichung was a "local" commuter train. Stops at all the stations. No reserved seating. If they are full (like during rush hour) you will likely be standing the whole way. If you are traveling between major cities, always take the "reserved" trains. They only stop at the major stations, have reserved seats, are faster and much more comfortable.

[@2Passports1Dream]

Thanks for the insight! 😊 That makes total sense now. We'll definitely stick to the reserved trains for major city travel in the future-sounds much more comfortable and efficient. Appreciate the tip! 🙏🚆

[@chiayer]

44:28 very nice 🤣

[@Luckyluv_30]

Welcome to taiwan ❤🇹🇼

[@wayney9881]

逛夜市竟然沒有買飲料喝！感覺好渴喔！應該喝個西瓜汁

[@2Passports1Dream]

Oooh watermelon juice sounds lovely!

[@安逸-s4h]

來到陌生的地方，一切都像在探險！😂😂

[@MJLee-wl6kt]

At that festival, stages compete with each other to attract more audiences.

[@SerinaChao]

Learn from mistakes! Always check if your destination is near a local or express train station before departure.

[@mlcsj9162]

歡迎來到台灣👍 訂閱頻道

[@moutighe]

a bit pity that you passed a li shan (a li mountain) that is the most famous spot in Chiayi. maybe it is cause of the contraint of time. hope you enjoy the time in TW : )

[@2Passports1Dream]

Yes we didn't have time! Such a shame!