Sights and Highlights in Taipei

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

A picturesque Japanese-era wooden house echoing decades of history, Wistaria Tea House is a now a great place to enjoy a wide selection of teas in serenity............

A memorial hall that hails the world-renowned Chiang Kai-Shek, this landmark of Taipei stands proud in the heart of the city. Opened in the 1980s, Chiang Kai-Shek Memoria

From natural hot water geysers to fields of seasonal flowers and a bed of silver grass (perfect for picnicking) Yangmingshan is rich with natural wonders.........

This impressive building, formerly known as the Taiwan Governor-General's Office, was completed in 1919 and designed by Nagano Uheji and Matsunosuke Moriyama during Japa

Completed in 1937, Bank of Taiwan in Taipei is an example of architecture designed in a particular Japanese- Western eclectic style............

This fort, not to be confused with the nearby Santo Domingo Fort, is often overlooked by visitors to Tamsui. This may be because the view from it is not as impressive as

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.

Taipei World Trade Center Nangang Exhbition Hall is a double-layer stylized exhibition space, covering nearly 35600 sqare foot. It is very huge, with seven floors above

Though no longer the casting off point for fishermen, the wharf is well worth a visit. It features many boutiques and slightly more upscale restaurants, as well as a boar