Parks, Temples and Gardens in Taipei

Situated just opposite Yangming Hospital in the natural eden of Zhishan Cultural and Ecological Garden.............

If you ask people where to go in Taiwan, 'temples' are among the top 5 places to visit. There is a very good chance that Longshan Temple sits on the top of the must-see l

On the first sight, Yitong Park looks like a small neighborhood park, which it is, but its great location makes it worth mentioning. The neighborhood that Yitong Park is

One of the must-visits in Taiwan are the temples. But did you know that each temple was constructed with a purpose? There are those that are built in worship of gods who

This landmark is situated on a hillside close to the Maokong gondola. The temple is quite large and dates from the nineteenth century. It is dedicated to Patriarch Lu, a

This temple complex, about ten minutes' walk from Yuanshan MRT station, is a true sight to see. Built mainly from wood, it's many buildings sport hundreds of statues, pai

In the middle of the metropolis lies an oasis. This is what Da'an Park is all about. Tall trees, sturdy bamboos, bushes, beautiful flowers and plants welcome you as you s

This slightly out of the way park is a lovely place to quickly get out of the city. Located at the base of Bailushan, it is dominated by a very large lake at the center o

In addition to the night market found in Shilin District lies the Cixian Temple, which is also knows as the Shilin Matsu Temple.............

This repurposed historical site encompasses baroque gardens, fountains and a courtyard now functioning as exhibition areas, design workshop, restaurant, cafe and a grand