近日到台灣旅遊，渡過快樂的五天🚀想跟大家分享一下這趟旅程

還未有去之前上網搜尋了很多網絡推介和攻略，最後想分享幾個我覺得推薦還有不太推薦的食物和地方😋😋

由於去之前未有打算寫BLOG，但我仍然很想給大家分享 ，因此圖片可能會不多，請大家見諒，全部絕對是我的真心評價

各位，我來了！

下午12點終於到達台北了！！很興奮🥰

在一下飛機在台北機場已經有很多兌換店，而我選擇在機場ATM提款

旅客注意要在有銀聯的ATM才能夠海外提款

而在提款當中提取的金額是台幣，因此可以一次拿12000元以上台幣比較方便

當時我不知道是直接拿台幣金額，因此拿了兩次才足夠，虧了兩次的手續費😖

另外，要注意的是很多人會買悠遊卡作交通用途，可悠遊卡機並不收1000元台幣，

提醒大家要準備500元台幣或提款時多拿500元比較好呢

例如12500元台幣100元押金＋400元可使用金額＝500元台幣/1張悠遊卡

希望大家喜歡💓

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