Parks, Temples and Gardens in Taipei

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

Huashan 1914 is a multi-purpise park that hosts a market, beautiful design stores and delightful fine dining venues. For it's creative outlets, various exhibition spaces

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...

Possibly the oldest temple in Taiwan, this beautiful house of worship is located on Tamsui Old Street. Quite fittingly for a community that until a few decades ago was co

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

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

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

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

Confucius is one of the most important figure in East Asian culture. After his death, his house was turned into a temple in memory of him. Gradually the tradition expande