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Asia/Taipei |
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UTC+8 |
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Africa/Luanda |
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UTC+1 |
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Sanxia District in New Taipei City, Taiwan, is located in the southwest of the Taipei metropolitan area, and is a representative town of the Greater Taipei area that combines historical heritage with the charm of a mountain town. The most prestigious Sanxia Old Street in the district has a well-preserved cluster of century-old Minnan-style riding buildings, and old businesses such as Grandma's Iron Eggs and Blue Dyeing Shop on Tiezhi Lane in the old street tell the story of the prosperity and marketplace atmosphere of the old days. Adjacent to the old street is the Three Gorges Ancestor Temple, built in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, which is a third-class monument in Taiwan. Inside the temple, the wood carvings, stone carvings and colorful paintings are superbly crafted, and the temple is known as the "Temple Hall of Art," which is a treasure of religious architecture in Taiwan. In addition, the refreshing scenery of the Hengxi Tea Plantation and the ecological beauty of the Dabaoshan Nature Reserve make the Three Gorges a sightseeing destination that combines history, culture, and landscape, and an excellent place to experience the traditional mountain town flavor of Taiwan.
Longa is a coastal town in the Angolan province of Benguela, located on the Atlantic coast of southwestern Africa, about 120 kilometers south of the city of Benguela, and is one of the major fishing and agricultural centers of the region. The area has a typical savannah climate and a rich coastal fishery that produces seafood such as sardines and mackerel, which provide a major source of protein for the surrounding area. Lunga is surrounded by a plain terrain with fertile soil suitable for growing crops such as maize and cassava, and the agricultural economy accounts for a significant portion of the local industry. As a small town, Lunga retains the traditional culture of fishing villages along the Angolan coast, and organizes annual harvest festivals and other folklore events that attract residents from the surrounding area. Despite its relatively simple infrastructure, its unique geographic location and natural resources make it an undeniable hub of commerce and life in southern Benguela province.