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Owner of Taiwan Thumb-up B&B
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Taiwan First B&B, Thumb-up Retreat

Taiwan First B&B, Thumb-up Retreat

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This secluded retreat with only 2 guest rooms is filled with first class travel amenities   and warm personalized hospitality.  Perfect choice for a romantic getaway or weekend retreat.  The host is the internationally known Wittgenstein and Laozi scholar K. T. Fann.  After retiring in 1995 from teaching philosophy in York University in Toronto, he returned to his native village and turned an abandoned 1 hectre ancestral farm into an organic retirement paradise.  He designed and built a unique six-sided home flanked by two quest rooms, all with large windows allowing full views of the seasonal changes of the picturesque scenery outside.  He planted many centray-old trees; more than 100 kinds of fruit trees and flowering plants.  He keeps and breeds all kinds of rare parrots and some of them are flying free and will land on guests’ shoulders.  There are chickens, ducks, geese, fowls, peacocks, rabbits, etc. running free.  He also keeps honeybees and collects his own honey and pollen.

 

The property is surrounded on three sides by a river and shaped like a thumb, thus named Thumb-up retreat.  On one side there is a glass pagoda and on the other side a scenic washroom with an open view to the river.  There is a lily pond and a fish pond on the premise.  In addition, there is a double-decker treehouse built on one of the huge trees.  Recently, a wood-firing pizza and bread oven and a ceramic kiln were built.  He does everything by hand and is completely self-sufficient in food.  All in all he has created his own Taoist paradise and lives a life of simplicity in harmony with nature.  You are welcomed to come experience it yourself.

 Check out our website: http://thumbup.okgo.tw/

 

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At 9:54am on June 15, 2011, EnLinea Media said…
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