Maokong (traditional Chinese: 貓空; pinyin: Māokōng; literally "cat empty") is located in Wenshan District of Taipei. It used to be the biggest tea growing area of Taipei. There are many intertwining footpaths which have been used to transport tea. Now, it's a popular place for tea culture and viewing the night scenery of Taipei city.
The name comes from "jiâu-khang" (皺孔, also similar 皺坑) in Taiwanese, which means "crease aperture" and refers to pothole formations. During Japanese rule it was changed to the similar sounding Maokong (貓空, Taiwanese POJ: niau-khang)
we set off in the early morning and took the MTR (or MRT, watever la) via Muzha Line to Taipei Zoo stn. and chg to a bus.. can u see the road is very narrow...
tis is the cable car stn but not functioning now cos heard there was some techinical fault and the cable car fell down... errrr.... scary.
view fm the cable car stn
*ee* with SL, LF and WC :)
*ee* with 貓空貓, so cute rite? i mean the cat statues ..
this is one of the teahouse and of cos they are close. these teahouses only open fm evening til nite for ppl to drink tea while enjoyin the nite view. but of cos we dun hv any nite time to spare.
walking into this teahouse
nice pond
act drinking tea and enjoying the view
then we proceed to further uphill
the scenery is actually ok only... hehe
is this ad film here?
fun time with 貓空貓
both of them found a real cat to play with
貓空貓 also a fans of *aa*
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