Sights and Highlights in Taipei

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.

In one hundred and one floors, the Taipei 101 is Taipei's iconic skyscraper - symbolising the blossoming city's entry into the world economy at the turn of a century.....

Located in a two-story western-style building that was once where the U.S. Ambassador resided, SPOT aims to promote creative cultural interchange.............

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.........

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...

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

A beautiful historical mining town embedded into the misty coastal valleys. Roughly an hour outside of Taipei, is the sleepy hollow of Jiufen. The name dates back to the

No matter what kind of sport you like,there's something for everyone at the Taipei Arena. This multifunctional venue can change overnight from a basketball court to an ic

This marvelous building was designed by Moriyama Matsunosuke, who's most representative work, the Presidential Palace, is located nearby Control Yuan. The Control Yuan is

Qintian 76 is a Municipal Relic Site. It was originally completed in 1931. In 1943, The house became the residence of Professor Ma, who was one of the professors that too