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Betel nuts (bing lang) If you've been in southern China or Taiwan and noticed splatters of what appears to be blood-red bird droppings all over the ground, then you've wandered into a betel nut zone. The betel or areca nut, the seed of the betel palm, is phenomenally popular in South Asia for its chewing tobacco-like qualities. Possessing many of the qualities of nicotine - including its addictiveness - betel nuts are often served chopped up, mixed with spices, and wrapped in a betel leaf (from a different kind of betel plant). Then they are chewed up and spat out in ghastly red jets.

These are the pictures of the place I stay in, and some shots taken from the balconies, as you can see sometimes the weather changes. I like the photo with two towers the most.