Sights and Highlights in Taipei

TaipeiEYE is a gateway for people who are interested in Chinese and Taiwanese traditional performing arts. Supported by Koo family whose names are in the history and busi

Just off of Taipei's Beitou MRT station, head to Beitou's hot spring area, also called "thermal valley" for the natural geysers. A glistening river flows through this myt

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

Taroko Gorge is truly one of the natural wonders of Asia. Located within the Taroko National Park at the junction of the old Su-hua (Hwy. No. 9) and Central Cross Island

Located a stone's throw from the Red Fort, this lovely building is often overlooked by visitors to Tamsui. If you do take the time, though, you will not be disappointed.

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

Taipei is full of comfy coffee shops and Western-friendly diners, but for a truly enriching afternoon try something a little more cultural. Meander along the Yongkang all

Taipei Guest House has always been used as a place to receive important visitors and dignitaries. It was designed by Japanese architects (Dougo Hukuda, Ichiro Nomura, Mat

During the Japanese occupation era, the site of ai Jui-yueh Dance Research Institute housed civilian officials. Tsai Jui-yueh, a renowned Taiwanese contemporary dancer...

The building was designed by Ide Kaoru during the Japanese occupation of Taiwan of the early 20th century. It replaced Guangong Temple from the Quing Dynasty. Originally