Taipei is the capital of Taiwan and part of the Greater Taipei metropolitan. There are 12 districts in the city.
Taipei City is one of six Special Municipality in Taiwan.
Taichung is the second largest city in Taiwan and part of the Taichung-Changhua metropolitan area. There are 29 districts in the city.
Taichung City is one of six Special Municipality in Taiwan.
Kaohsiung is the third largest city in Taiwan and the largest in southern Taiwan. There are 38 districts in the Municipality
Kaohsiung City is one of six Special Municipality in Taiwan.
New Taipei Yehliu
1 hour by bus from Taipei Main Station
Chinese National Geography 2006 selection of China’s Most Beautiful Places (Eight Most Beautiful Coastal Areas)
Yeliu
Yeliu
Yeliu
Yeliu
Yeliu
Yeliu
Yeliu
City centre district of Taipei City
Ximending Shopping Street
A popular shopping area and Taiwan's first street shopping street. Nearest Metro station: Ximen Station
Ximending Red House Theatre
City centre district of Taipei City
Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall
Nearest Metro station: Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Station
Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall
Nearest Metro station: Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Station
Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall
Nearest Metro station: Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Station
Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall
Nearest Metro station: Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Station
Taipei 101
Nearest Metro station: Taipei 101 Station
City centre district of Taipei City
Ciyou Temple
Nearest Metro station: Songshan Station
Raohe Street Night Market
Nearest Metro station: Songshan Station
Raohe Street Night Market
Nearest Metro station: Songshan Station
Raohe Street Night Market
Nearest Metro station: Songshan Station
Raohe Street Night Market
Nearest Metro station: Songshan Station
Traditional Food
Nearest Metro station: Songshan Station
Traditional Food
Nearest Metro station: Songshan Station
City centre district of Taipei City
Taipei Confucius Temple
Nearest Metro station: Yuanshan Station
Dalongdong Baoan Temple
Nearest Metro station: Yuanshan Station
Taipei North Gate
The city wall was constructed in 1884. A designated National Monument. Nearest Metro station: Beimen Station
City centre district of Taipei City
Grand Hotel
The hotel is the tallest building in Taiwan from 1973 when it was completed till 1981. It is also one of the tallest building with Chinese architectural design in the world. Nearest Metro station: Jiantan Station
Grand Hotel
The hotel is the tallest building in Taiwan from 1973 when it was completed till 1981. It is also one of the tallest building with Chinese architectural design in the world. Nearest Metro station: Jiantan Station
City centre district of Taipei City
National Palace Museum
Nearest Metro station: Shilin Station
Shilin Main Presidental Residence
Nearest Metro station: Shilin Station
Shilin Main Presidental Residence Garden
Nearest Metro station: Shilin Station
Shilin Main Presidental Residence Garden
Nearest Metro station: Shilin Station
Shilin Night Market
Nearest Metro station: Jiantan Station
Shilin Night Market
Nearest Metro station: Jiantan Station
Shilin Night Market
Nearest Metro station: Jiantan Station
Shilin Night Market
Nearest Metro station: Jiantan Station
City centre district of Taipei City
Beitou Thermal Valley
Nearest Metro station: Xinbeitou Station
Beitou Thermal Valley
Nearest Metro station: Xinbeitou Station
Hot Spring Museum
Nearest Metro station: Xinbeitou Station
Hot Spring Museum
Northern Taiwan
Fort San Domingo, Tamsui District
Fort built by the Spanish in 1629. Nearest Metro station: Tamsui Station
Fort San Domingo, Tamsui District
Fort San Domingo, Tamsui District
Yehliu Fishing Port, Wanli District
Yehliu Fishing Port, Wanli District
Baoan Temple, Wanli District
Local Food, Wanli District
Local Food, Wanli District
Yehliu Fresh Oyster, Wanli District
Yehliu Fresh Oyster, Wanli District
Northern Taiwan
Keelung City
Keelung City Coast
Keelong Yang Ming Oceanic Culture & Art Museum
A museum about Taiwan's national shipping line. Model of Chiang Kai-shek on the bridge of Kiang Ging during inspection tour of Zhoushan Islands.
Keelong Yang Ming Oceanic Culture & Art Museum Model of Hai Hu
The merchant steam ship "Hai Hu' was used to transport China's national treasures to Taiwan. The frist trip was in November 1948. On the second trip, "Hai Hu" reached Port of Keelung on 9 Jauary 1949 with 3502 boxes of cultural relics and documents.
Keelong Yang Ming Oceanic Culture & Art Museum Model of Han Min
"Han Min" participated to transport gold from China to Taiwan. It reached Port of Keelung on 25 May 1949. Silver stock and 2.9 million taels of gold were shipped to Taiwan by navy ships, air force and "Han Min".
Chenghuang Temple
Keelung Railway Station
Keelung Port
Lover's Lake Park
Fairy Cave
Natural cave with a Buddhist shrine.
Fairy Cave
Natural passaway between the caves.
Keelung Baimiwong Fort
Keelung Baimiwong Fort
Keelung Wawulun Fort
Keelung Wawulun Fort
Northern Taiwan
Zhongzheng Road Shopping Street
Taoyuan Railway Station
Statute of Chiang Kai-shek
Statute infront of Taoyuan Railway station.
Mingde Temple
Jinfu Temple
A temple built during the Qing Dynasty.
Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport
Offshore Islands, 329km from Taipei City
30 mins from Xiamen City
Kinmen Traditional Houses
Many villages with traditional houses can be found around the island.
Kinmen Gaoliang Winery
The place where the famed Kinmen Gaoliang white wine is produced.
Zhaishan Tunnel
A U shaped tunnel dug to shelter navy boats in this former front line island.
Juguang Tower
The 3 storey tower was built as a memorial for fallen soldiers.
Guningtou Battlefield and Museum
The site was where fighting took placed between communist and nationalist troops in 1949. There is a Guningtou Battlefield and Museum on Jinmen island.
Southern Taiwan,
Kaohsiung City Centre District
Confucius Temple of Kaohsiung
Confucius Temple of Kaohsiung Screen Wall
Confucius Temple of Kaohsiung Confucius Shrine
Tianfu Temple
The temple was established in 1660 and worships the Central Camp Marshal.
Hu An Temple
Yuandi Temple
Yuandi Temple
Chiming Palace
The temple was first built in the 1630s and rebuilt in 1973. It worships Confucius and Lord Guan.
Spring and Autumn Pavilions
Cijin Temple
Ciji Temple was first built in 1719 and moved to current location in 1960. It worships Baosheng Dadi, the Chinese God of Medicine.
Dragon and Tiger Pagodas
Old Fengshan City North Gate
City Wall of Old Fengshan City
Traditional Building
Ruifeng Night Market
The largest night market in the city.
Southern Taiwan,
Kaohsiung City Centre District
Cihou Tianhou Temple
This is the first Tianhou or Mazu Temple built in Kaohsiung 1673.
Cihou Tianhou Temple
Cihou Lighthouse
Cihou Lighthouse
Cihou Fort
Cijin Landscape
Cijin Beach
Cijin Star Tunnel
The former military tunnel was excavated through the Cihou Mountain by the Japanese during their rule of Taiwan. .
Qi Jin Old Street
Cijin Jetty
Cijin District Cityscape
Southern Taiwan,
Kaohsiung City Centre District
85 Sky Tower
The 378m tower was the first building to exceed 300m height in Taiwan.
Southern Taiwan,
Kaohsiung City Centre District
Gushan Ferry Pier
Former British Consulate at Takao
Former British Consulate at Takao
Former British Consulate at Takao
Former British Consulate at Takao
Ciren Temple
Southern Taiwan,
Kaohsiung City Centre District
Pier 2 Art Centre
Pier 2 Art Centre
Old buildings in Yancheng District
Southern Taiwan,
Kaohsiung City Centre District
Former Kaohsiung Railway Station
Southern Taiwan,
Kaohsiung City Centre District
Liuhe Night Market
Night street that started in the 1940s.
Liuhe Night Market
Night street that started in the 1940s.
Liuhe Night Market
Night street that started in the 1940s.
Liuhe Night Market
Night street that started in the 1940s.
Liuhe Night Market
Night street that started in the 1940s.
Liuhe Night Market
Night street that started in the 1940s.
Liuhe Night Market
Night street that started in the 1940s.
Liuhe Night Market
Night street that started in the 1940s.
Southern Taiwan,
Kaohsiung City Centre District
Kaohsiung International Airport
Southern Taiwan
Taiwan Confucius Temple
Taiwan Confucius Temple
Taiwan Confucius Temple is the first one built in Taiwan in 1665 by Zheng Chenggong' son Zheng Jing.
Taiwan Confucius Temple Panchi Pond
Taiwan Confucius Temple
Grand Matsu Temple
Chikan Tower
Chikan Tower was built on the site of the former Dutch Fort Provintia .
Chikan Tower
Chikan Tower was built on the site of the former Dutch Fort Provintia .
Chikan Tower
Chikan Tower was built on the site of the former Dutch Fort Provintia .
Penghu Academy
The academy was established in 1886 to promote education.
Anping Matsu Temple
Anping Matsu Temple
Tainan Anping Old Fort Memorial Hall and Surveillance Post
Tainan Anping Old Fort was the site of former Fort Zeelandia built by the Dutch. The Memorial Hall and Surveillance Post is the highest point of the fort.
Tainan Anping Old Fort Statue of Zheng Chenggong
Tainan Anping Old Fort was the site of former Fort Zeelandia built by the Dutch. The Memorial Hall and Surveillance Post is the highest point of the fort.
Tainan Anping Old Fort Wall
The fort wall has a 3 layers structure. The ground layer underground was used for storage.
Tainan Anping Old Fort Ancient Cannons
The ancient cannons on displayed were used built by the Taiwan Naval Defence Office from 1796 to 1820.
Anping Old Fort remaining wall of Fort Zeelania
Tainan Anping Old Fort Fort Zeelandia Museum
Fort Zeelandia is one of two forts built by the Dutch during their occupation of Taiwan. The fort was completed in 1634 and used till 1662 when the Dutch surrendered to Zheng Chenggong (Koxinga).
Tainan Old Buildings Auditorium of Tainan Municipal Jhongyi Elementary School
The auditorium was built in 1936 during the Japanese rule of Taiwan. This is the most representative design of auditoriums built during the period.
Tainan Old Buildings Former Chianan Irrigation Association
The building was completed in 1940 was a simpler design due to material storage due to the war.
Tainan Old Buildings Former Tainan Police Station
The building was built in 1931.
Tainan Old Buildings
Tainan Old Buildings
Tainan Old Buildings Former Tainan Government Building
The building was completed in 1916 and is now the National Museum of Taiwan Literature.
Tainan Railway Station
Central Taiwan
Downtown District of Taichung City
Taichung Prefectural Hall
Taichung Shiyakusho
Central Taiwan
Downtown District of Taichung City
Leh Cherng Temple
Leh Cherng Temple at the current site was built in 1791. The original temple was constructed during the Qing Dynasty Qianlong era when the construction was authorised by the Meichou Matsu Temple.
Nantian Temple
The Taichung Nantian Temple is a major Taoist landmark in Taiwan. It is famous for the giant, red-faced statue of Guan Gong resting on its roof.
Teikoku Sugar Factory
Teikoku Sugar Factory was built in 1935 and operated till 1995. It witnessed the rise and decline of Taiwan’s sugar refinery industry
Lin Family Ancestral Shrine
Zhang Liao Family Temple
Hanxi Night Market
Central Taiwan
Downtown District of Taichung City
Old Taichung Train Station
Taichung Train Station
Central Taiwan
Downtown District of Taichung City
Taichung Confucian Temple
Central Taiwan
Downtown District of Taichung City
Wanhe Temple
Wanhe Temple opened in 1726.
Wenchang Temple
Dating back to 1797 (the Qing Dynasty's Jiaqing era), the locally funded Nantun Wenchang Temple is one of Taichung’s oldest historical landmarks. It remains highly significant today as the original birthplace of formal education in the region.
Wenchang Temple
Dating back to 1797 (the Qing Dynasty's Jiaqing era), the locally funded Nantun Wenchang Temple is one of Taichung’s oldest historical landmarks. It remains highly significant today as the original birthplace of formal education in the region.
Central Taiwan
Suburban District North of Taichung City
Dajia Jenn Lann Temple
Dajia Jenn Lann Temple is also known as the Mazu Temple opened in 1730.
Dajia Wunchang Shrine
The Dajia Wenchang Shrine, built in 1887 during the Qing Dynasty, is a historic temple dedicated to Wenchang Dijun, the deity of literature and academic success. The site is a place of worship and the region's first school. It was officially designated a 3rd-class National Historic Site in 1984 for its well-preserved southern Fujian-style architecture, exquisite woodwork, and cultural importance, Today, it remains a vibrant cultural landmark where students gather to pray for high marks on exams.
Dajia Railway Station
Central Taiwan
Suburban District of Taichung City
Taichung International Airport
