The whole place was painted with beautiful
colors and those painting were really cute and beautiful. There was a story
about this painter who tried to stop the government from demolishing the place
and Mr. Huang also known as the “Rainbow Grandfather” who was still
living here was against the demolishing plan and decide to come out with a
unique way of protesting the government. Having some art talent, he started to
paint the building out of his own imagination and that’s how Rainbow village
was born.
We were also honored to be able to meet the
painter himself “Rainbow Grandfather” who was at his own corner welcoming
visitors and was happy to sign any autograph with purchase of his own
merchandise.
Since it was raining, we decided to have an
early lunch before heading up to the mountain. Our guide, Mr. Wang brought us
to a Hakkha Restaurant in Taichung and man… the food was pretty good. I would
say that this is one of the best foods we had in Taiwan so far. REALLY GOOD!
After lunch, we travelled up to the mountain for
the night as to prepare our trip to the Sun Moon Lake tomorrow. As we travelled
up to the mountain, the rain got heavier and when we arrived at the hotel, we
discussed with our family and decided to skip the trip to Sun Moon Lake as we
received news from Mr. Wang’s friend who was there stating that they were
experiencing thunderstorm.
I was really shocked by the fact that there wasn’t
any air-conditioning in the hotel room as they are depending on the nature air
outside though they provided 2 table fans in each room. The furniture was old
and I thought I was taken back to the 1950s! hahahahahaahah
Mr. Wang brought us to the restaurant nearby
and we invited him to have dinner with us. He asked him to place order for the
dishes as he knows what was good. My verdict for our dinner, food was not too bad
though slightly oily but was quite nice though I can’t really swallow most of
it after noticing a baby roaches came out of the rotating centre piece… I was
seriously disgusted but kept my cool and hurried my food.
I was so glad to be back to our room after
dinner and can’t wait to be back to Taipei tomorrow. Good night mountains!
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