Parks, Temples and Gardens in Taipei

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

Not to be confused with it's famous English namesake, this small college was founded by the missionary Mackay in honor of his hometown and alma mater. It was used as a tr

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

Although it carries the same name, this temple should not be confused with it's much larger counterpart in Taipei city proper. Tucked away just off from Tamsui Old Street

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

For people who love to be in line with Mother Earth, Taipei Botanical Garden is the place to go. Established in 1921, there are hundreds of plant species found in this we

One of Taipei's most easily accessible scenic spots, the area around the Bitan (Green Lake) is a must for anyone wanting to escape the madness of the inner city. Located

Dating back to the time of Taiwan's Japanese occupation, Beitou Park's stands proudly imbued with the design aesthetic of that era. Best recognized for its two iconic fou

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

After hosting the Taipei International Flora Exposition in 2010, which drew almost 9 million people both locally and internationally, the Taipei City Government decided t