The Ministry of Sound at Taipei

Ok, for those of you who don’t already know, I touched down in Taipei, Taiwan two days ago and I spent the past two days sight-seeing.

But before I start on with all the pictures I took from the places I’ve been to in the past two days, I am going to first tell you about last night.

Last night, I went to the Ministry of Sound at Taipei.

Now as far as the Ministry of Sound is concerned, prior to today, I’ve only been to the one in London (not even to the one in Singapore) so you can imagine how excited I was.

The entrance to the club wasn’t exactly anything fancy.
After paying and going through a security check to make sure that I didn’t bring my parang with me, we walked into a blue-coloured tunnel that took us right into the club.

Which was where the party was.

There was the DJ and the emcee on stage

There were the Taiwanese guys in the crowd that looked extremely happy to be there.
And most importantly… there were the HOT HOT TAIWANESE CHICKS!!!

I must say that not all Taiwanese chicks are hot… but the ones that are…. are so hot that you could tfk non-stop till Chinese New Year.

Now I decided that I couldn’t possibly take pictures with the ones that were dancing on the dance floor with me without looking like a ham sap lou.

So I took pictures of the girls dancing on stage.
And holy crap… some of them danced sooooo seductively I’m so sure half of the guys there had wet their pants.

Unfortunately, the lighting in the club didn’t allow me to take good pictures (also coupled with the fact that I’m a terrible photographer), so these pictures of the girls obviously doesn’t do justice.

I even tried taking a picture of this lovely angel here whom I thought was the sexiest girl on stage.
But alas… that was the best picture I could get of her.

Yet, after all the girls and dancing, the night came to an end before I even knew it.

I left MoS Taipei… with a tired soul and almost dead camera battery.

My camera’s battery deserved a break.

Just today alone I had snapped close to 400 pictures.

Yet, on my way out I looked back and managed to take another picture before the battery died.This was the last picture my poor tired camera managed to take that night on the way back to the hotel before it died for good. It was a picture of me and this very nice Taiwanese girl I happened to meet that very same night.