Campsites in Taiwan
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Please check your spelling, because someone may do a text search for your information, e.g. if someone searches for information on Xizhi and you have spelled it She Jher, they won't find it. Someone spelled camping as "campin" without a g at the end - again, it can't be found by a text search. For place names in Taiwan, please try to use Hanyu Pinyin as default, as that is the spelling most people know.
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Re: Campsites in Taiwan
by igorveni » 11 May 2011, 09:07
Could you give an address or phone number for both these places please?
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Re: Campsites in Taiwan
by Mucha Man » 11 May 2011, 14:14
Sorry, don't have a number for Heilongtan and Cloud 9 must have a different contact number now as asiababy has found. Both are easy to find however off County Road 42 in Pinglin. Cloud 9 is first, and well marked, and Heilongtan is another 20 minutes down the road, and also well marked. You'll see signs for it the whole way.
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