Places to visit at Taiwan

Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall is one of the important monuments in Taiwan. This monument was built to remember the life of the president Chiang Kai Shek of the Republic of China in 1976. The memorial Hall is located in the city of Taipei and has beautiful ponds, gardens, walkways. Another name of this memorial hall is liberty square because it was built inside the walled complex. At the lower level of liberty square is National theatre and National Concert Hall where various famous artists from Taiwan and abroad perform.

Chihkan Tower was known as Fort Provintia before but now it is known as Red-topped Tower. This name is derived from Taiwanese word ''Chakam''. Chihkan Tower is famous for various kinds of steles, stone horses and weight lifting rocks. There were nine stone tortoises carrying royal stele which is carved in both Chinese and Manchurian.

This well-known temple in Taipei city and it was built in the seventh century. People worship here the goddess of mercy, Guanshiyinand. Longstan Temple had been destroyed many times but it returned to its glory after restoration. The temple is divided into five parts as front hall, rear hall, left wing, main hall, right wing.

Confucian Temple is over three hundred years old. The ancient architecture narrates past history of the temple and also a good venue for tourists.

Taiwan beaches are perfectly ideal place for kids to enjoy and forget about their hassle bustle life. The golden sand and the rhythmic sound of big waves of beaches in Taiwan are simply breathtaking. Fulong Beachin Taiwan is perfectly suitable for windsurfing and canoeing. Kids can enjoy jet skiing, diving, surfing and boating over Kenting beach. Jibei Island is the most popular beach in Taiwan. Another exciting place for kids is Leofoo Village Theme Park.

Taipei Fine Arts Museum was built to host modern and contemporary art exhibition. The museum has arts from Taiwan and abroad.