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Adam Greenberg

Travel Blogger

1. Mouthwatering Food

I love to eat, and trying local food around the world is one of my driving forces for traveling for traveling. From Acaraje and Feijoada in Brazil to Walrus and Seal in Alaska, I detail foods, good and bad, worldwide.

2. Breathtaking Views

Traveling the world takes you to places so beautiful you won't believe your eyes. From the salt flats of Bolivia to the west fjords of Iceland, I take you around the world and tell you how to do it yourself.

3. Unforgettable Experiences

Travel is about lifelong memories—whether planned, like Brazil’s Carnival, or unexpected, like Amsterdam’s Pride. Here are unforgettable events I attended and how you can experience them too.

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Why travel?

Traveling the world provides me with the opportunity to grow as a person and learn more from people with different backgrounds. Whether that is new foods, dances, sights, or drinks, no matter where we are from, everyone has something to share, and I want to learn.

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Adam Greenberg

Hi I’m Adam or Gu and I have spent the last 4 years volunteering, working and exploring the world primarily South America. I love to meet new people and try to do something new everyday. 

Currently in Taiwan eating everything in sight, trying to reach the top of Mountains and dancing my ass off. 

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Do you know what Fur Elise means in Taiwan? #livingintaiwan #guonthego #exploretheworld #livingabroad #taiwan #CapCut
Do you know what fur Elise means in Taiwan?
Have you ever seen a cheaper beer at a game? At the Taipei Dome in Taipei, Taiwan they sold beer at a price of 25 ntd per beer. That is about 67 cents per beer. The only limit is that you can’t buy more than 24 beers at a time. People were buying crates to bring home with them. Taiwan is a cheap place but even for Taiwan it was ridiculously cheap. Is this the cheapest beer you’ve ever seen at a ball game? #taiwan #guonthego #taiwanbaseball #solotravel #traveltheworld #localsports #CapCut
Is this the Cheapest Beer you have Ever seen at a Ball Game?
1 Month of Food in Taiwan. Here are some highlights of food I’ve ate in Taiwan including gua bao, roast duck, salty soy milk and much more. I also have longer videos of me trying and describing the food. Anything that looks interesting please let me know. Follow for more videos from Taiwan. #taiwan #foodie #taiwanesefood #foodlife #travellife #travelwithyourstomach #guonthego #CapCut
1 month of food in Taiwan!
I went to a baseball game at the Taipei Dome. Not just any game but the last game of the world baseball classic qualifiers. Basically it meant whoever wins this game would advance to the tournament and the loser was out. I tried my best to capture the energy inside, it was electric and my thoughts. Overall it was a ton of fun and if you have any questions let me know. Plus the beer was so cheap. Thanks for watching, follow for more from Taiwan. #baseball #taiwan #teamtaiwan #localsports #traveltheworls #wbc #teamtaiwan #CapCut
I went to see the Taiwan National Baseball Team at the Taipei Dome
I don’t know why it shocks me so much but you can by whole roasted sweet potatoes at convenience stores like family mart and 7/11 here in Taiwan. It just seems random but people actually get them. There is also so much more to these convenience stores than just buying things. Most have ATMs, some have bathrooms and you can top up your metro card. You also can photocopy and send and receive packages. Honestly you can do almost anything. Thanks for watching. Why do you think 7/11 is so much better in Asia than in the US? I’ve been training for a new job but I’m gonna get back to posting every other day. #711 #familymart #travelabroad #quickfood #taiwan #sweetpotatoes #CapCut
What can you find in a Taiwanese 7/11?
Trying a new food every day in Taiwan: Day 7 This one is simple but tasty and is a salt and chicken bento box. You can find cheap and tasty bentos all around Taipei at different stalls and hole in the walls for between 3-7 dollars. They are delicious and some of the more nutritious food I have had here. Since I don’t speak Chinese I try to ask for what their specialty is or point at something the person next to me got that looks good. I am trying new foods in Taiwan every day. What should I try next? #guonthego #bentos #taiwanesefood #trynewfood #travelfoodie #foodie #CapCut
Taiwanese Style Bentos
Would you try chicken butt? Trying a New Food Every Day in Taiwan: Day 6 Chicken Butt Chicken butt is eaten here in Taiwan. You can try it fried on skewers at night markets. I like strange food but this just wasn’t tasty. It was gristly and greasy a bad combination. I’m gonna stick to lamb and chicken hearts. Chicken hearts are lit. Thanks for watching What else should I try in Taiwan? #guonthego #chickenbutt #chickenhearts #tryingnewfoods #travelfoodie #solotraveler #CapCut
Eating a different food everyday in Taipei Day 6: Chicken Butt
Have you Tried Martabak? Trying a new food every day in Taiwan Day 7: Martabak There is more than just traditional Taiwanese food here in Taiwan. There is a lot of South East Asian immigrants or students and this time I’m trying Martabak a Indonesian street food. It is a really tasty sweet. The two flavors here are cheese and chocolate. I’m not sure if there are other flavors but this is what I have. I love trying foods I can’t pronounce it is so much fun to me. What other foods should I try while in Taiwan and Asia Thanks for watching and follow for more videos from Taiwan. #guonthego #gowithgu #travelfoodie #indonesianfood #trynewfoods #martabak #CapCut
Trying Martabak an Indonesian snack
In Taipei you can leave your umbrella in these holders go inside for hours, come back and expect your umbrella to still be there. In Taipei this is the norm. Everyone leaves their umbrellas outside like this and the trust in everyone is evident. When it is raining and you go under a covered area you close your umbrella so it doesn’t get in the way of everyone and then reopen when you enter back into the rain. With a dry and wet season people here are used to the rain and it doesn’t stop people from going out and loving their life. Thanks for watching What would you like to see from Taipei? More food? Culture? Oddities? #rain #umbrella #differentculture #taiwan #guonthego#CapCut
Do you know about Taiwan’s Umbrella Etiquette.
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