🖼️The charm of Keelung | Ren'ai Market🖼️

Keelung’s Ren’ai Market is a very interesting and unique place, full of vitality and colors, which made us dazzled! 🖼️ First, I was attracted by the lively atmosphere in the market. When we step into the market, we can hear the enthusiastic shouts of the vendors, the laughter of the shoppers, and all kinds of smells floating in the air. This is a real crowded place, 🏄🏻‍♀️ full of vitality and energy💖! Ren'ai Market is famous for its abundant seafood and local snacks. You can see vendors displaying a variety of delicious seafood, such as fresh fish, shrimp, crabs and shellfish🐚. You can choose your favorite seafood and then let them cook it into a variety of delicious dishes for you in the restaurant or stall on the market, such as fried shrimp, grilled fish or seafood stew rice, and taste the fresh and delicious seafood flavor💖 In addition to seafood, Ren'ai Market also offers a variety of mouth-watering snacks. You can find traditional Taiwanese snacks, such as oyster omelette, scallion pancakes (Cong Zhua Bing) and meatballs (braised pork rice balls). These snacks are usually made with local ingredients, with a crispy texture and unique taste. You can queue up in front of the stalls and wait to taste the instant happiness of these delicacies 😊 Besides, Ren’ai Market is also a great place for shopping, we found many stalls selling handicrafts, souvenirs, clothes and accessories! There are many special items here, which can be used as gifts to commemorate your trip to Keelung or taken home as souvenirs😀 While strolling in Ren'ai Market, we appreciated the local culture and human touch. When we chatted with the vendors, they were happy to share stories about the market and the local lifestyle. Ren'ai Market is a vibrant, colorful place full of delicious food and shopping fun. Whether you are a food lover, a shopping enthusiast or someone who likes to experience local culture, this place is definitely worth a visit! Transportation: 15 minutes walk from Taiwan Railway Keelung Station #Taiwan Summer Vacation Activities