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Maple leaves season in Taiwan — Best place to see autumn leaves in Taiwan
livingnomads
When is autumn in taiwan? The Autumn in Taiwan starts in September and lasts until November and early December, but you will never see maple leaves more beautiful in Taiwan than December, it’s the best time to see fall foliage, autumn leaves, maple leaves season in Taiwan. The red, green, yellow, purple leaves dye all the sky, blended together to create the most beautiful pictures. But if you are only in the city, you will not be able to enjoy all these beautiful colors. Yellow leaves, red leaves are everywhere, Sipping a cup of hot tea in fairly cold weather, you will see Taiwan was lovely, now much more lovely again. A little thing we want to tell you is to see maple leaves in December is “specialty” in Taiwan, because the leaves change color quite late, so if you had missed the fall foliage season in Korea or in Japan or want to once again immerse yourself in the scene “Autumn, leaves falling, rain falling”, you can still going to Taiwan to enjoy. When is the best time to see autumn leaves in Taiwan? Joining us to explore distinctive places to see maple leaves season in Taiwan below with top 9 best place to see autumn leaves in Taiwan. Now, Let’s planning your itinerary with map, camera to enjoy the beauty of this unique season in the land of bubble tea!!!
Xiao Wulai Waterfall from the start of the hiking trail
Wulai is not far from Taipei so this is a good choice for those who have a short days stay in Taipei. With the people of Taiwan, Xiao Wulai is particularly famous for its beautiful hidden waterfalls. At Xiao Wulai, walk a little slow, look around to feel the picture “beautiful red sea” created by the canopy of autumn maple trees
Xiao Wulai autumn
In addition to the natural landscape, if you are interested in the culture of the destination you visiting, you can visit the Wulai Atayal Museum – which is home of numerous of religious, historical and culinary values of aboriginals.
Shimen Reservoir
When traveling, the most hated thing is probably the traffic is inconvenient, traffic jam, then the tourist spot is too crowded make you hard to get the nice pictures, right? Located not too far from Taipei, Shihmen will surprise you with its enviable location, extremely airy, with no crowds, squeeze together, jostle – What makes people envious compared to other tourist destinations.
Overlooking the eastern spur of the small aboriginal village of Shihmen
Shihmen Dam does not appear much on the tourist information pages, less known to foreign visitors, but this place owns one of the maple leaves roads of autumn is extremely envious. Imagine you are standing in the middle space of the red maple leaves with the cold blue water surface, sometimes rubbing your hands fore the cold winds, under the clear sky of Autumn, how to you can ignore this place! Dear couples, this place is quite ideal for you.
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How Caring for a Dog Helps You Cope with Depression, Anxiety, and Stress
Helpguide / Lawrence Robinson and Jeanne Segal, Ph.D.
If you've ever owned a pet, you already know how much fun and affection they can bring. But did you know that pets also come with some pretty powerful mental and physical health benefits? Dogs in particular can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, ease loneliness, encourage exercise and playfulness, and even improve your cardiovascular health. Caring for a dog can help children grow up more secure and active or provide valuable companionship for older adults. Perhaps most importantly, though, a dog can add real joy and unconditional love to your life.
How can dogs help you cope with depression, anxiety, and stress?
More than any other animal, dogs have evolved to become acutely attuned to humans and our behavior and emotions. While dogs are able to understand many of the words we use, they’re even better at interpreting our tone of voice, body language, and gestures. And like any good human friend, a loyal dog will look into your eyes to gauge your emotional state and try to understand what you’re thinking and feeling (and to work out when the next walk or treat might be coming, of course).
While most dog owners are clear about the immediate joys that come with sharing their lives with canine companions, many remain unaware of the physical and mental health benefits that can also accompany the pleasure of playing with or snuggling up to a furry friend. It’s only recently that studies have begun to scientifically explore the benefits of the human-animal bond. The American Heart Association has linked the ownership of pets, especially dogs, with a reduced risk for heart disease and greater longevity.
Studies have also found that:
Dog owners are less likely to suffer from depression than those without pets.
People with dogs have lower blood pressure in stressful situations than those without pets. One study even found that when people with borderline hypertension adopted dogs from a shelter, their blood pressure declined significantly within five months.
Playing with a dog or cat can elevate levels of serotonin and dopamine, which calm and relax.
Pet owners have lower triglyceride and cholesterol levels (indicators of heart disease) than those without pets.
Heart attack patients with dogs survive longer than those without.
Pet owners over age 65 make 30 percent fewer visits to their doctors than those without pets.
One of the reasons for these therapeutic effects is that dogs fulfill the basic human need to touch. Even hardened criminals in prison have shown long-term changes in their behavior after interacting with dogs, many of them experiencing mutual affection for the first time. Stroking, hugging, or otherwise touching a loving animal can rapidly calm and soothe us when we’re stressed or anxious. The companionship of a pet can also ease loneliness, and most dogs are a great stimulus for healthy exercise, which can substantially boost your mood and ease depression.
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