Taipei 101

Written by Will on June 5, 2010. Posted in Living in Asia, Nomadic Lifestyle, Travel in Asia

Jet lagged and overstimulated, I’m not up for writing a rodomontade on my trip to Taiwan. Instead, I’ll just put a photo gallery here with a few quick notes about yesterday afternoon’s outing to Taipei 101. At 508 meters, Taipei 101 was the tallest building in the world until 2004 when it was overtaken by Burj Khalifa in Dubai. It does, however, still hold the record for fastest elevator in the world, moving at ~37 mph. Sweet!

If you’re reading this from one of the various rss feeds/facebook…whatever other off-site reader, you will be able to get the full experience of the photo gallery by visiting vagabumming.com

If you’re reading at the site – clicking the “piclens” link below will bring the photos up in slideshow/shadow box style with captions/descriptions on some of the photos.

Tags: taiwan, Travel

Will

Will Brubaker has been roaming the world for over 20 years. He has been to all seven continents, has successfully landed lucrative contract jobs in international locations, spent two winters in Antarctica, recently lived in Taiwan and is currently enjoying sunsets with his wife from his ocean-view balcony in Huanchaco, Peru.