Parks, Temples and Gardens in Taipei

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

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

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

Guandu Nature Park is situated southwest of Taipei city, at the intersection of Danshui and Keelung river. In these low-lying marshlands is a wealth of freshwater life...

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

This very old temple is located a few minutes walk from Jingmei MRT station. Although only one of the attractions among the sprawling Jingmei night market, it is well wor

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

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

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

This park, a few minutes walk from Wende MRT station in the Neihu District, features several attractions, most of which are centered around the large lake in the middle o