★What are the most representative objects or phenomena in Taipei?

Taipei City is the tourist center in northern Taiwan. In addition to Yangmingshan and Beitou Scenic Areas, it also has Taipei Park, the largest and earliest built in the province covering an area of ??89,000 square meters, and Mucha, the largest park in the province. Transport Garden. In addition, the scale of Rongxing Garden, which is privately operated, is also considerable. Jiantan, Bei'an, Fushou, Shuangxi and other parks are also good places to visit. Taipei City has many places of interest, including the Taipei City Gate, Longshan Temple, Baoan Temple, Confucius Temple, Guide Palace, Yuanshan Cultural Site, etc., which are all beautiful places and good places to visit.

Taipei City is located in the center of the Taipei Basin, bounded by Tamsui River, Xindian Creek, Jingmei Creek and Taipei County. If you take a bird's-eye view of Taipei City from the air, the checkerboard-like road system, staggered towering high-rise buildings, star-shaped park green belts, and the constant flow of traffic all day long are indeed excellent indicators for people to identify this city.

Yangmingshan Park, which meanders along the Tamsui River and Keelung River and encompasses the Datun Mountains and Qixing Mountains in the north, is not only an ecological classroom for nature conservation, but also the back garden of Greater Taipei. Each season has its own unique charm. The 228 Peace Park, Botanical Garden, and Daan Forest Park located in the center of Taipei are typical urban oases. With frequent cultural and artistic activities around them, they are a good place for urbanites to relax physically and mentally. place. In the Muzha Mountain Area in the Southern District, in addition to hiking, you can also enjoy the leisurely leisure time of drinking tea with the fragrance of tea.

Taipei City, which shoulders the leading position of culture on the island, also has a considerable number of museums, art galleries, memorial halls, temples, historic sites, etc. The National Palace Museum in Shuangxi is the leading art treasure house on and off the island. The Shunyi Taiwan Aboriginal Museum across the street showcases aboriginal culture; around Yuanshan, there are the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Children's Education Center, and Dalongdong Security Guards. Palace, Taipei Confucius Temple, and Xingtian Temple, all depicting a rich trajectory of humanistic activities. Dadaocheng and Monjia are historical districts where the blood and sweat of Taipei immigrants gathered. Among them, Dihua Street, Xiahai City God's Temple, Longshan Temple, and Huaxi Street are indispensable places if you want to understand old Taipei.

Taipei is a metropolis where land is at a premium. There are many business districts such as Ximending, East District, Tianmu, Shilin, and Gongguan. Furniture Street, Bookstore Street, Computer Street, Wedding Dress Street, Flower Market, Jade Market, etc. Specialty streets and markets are also products of the meticulous division of labor in the metropolis. There are cafes, bubble tea shops, KTVs, karaokes, and PUBs in the streets and alleys. When the lights first come on, the flashing neon lights decorate the scene of a city that never sleeps, giving Taipei a different style at night.

National Palace Museum in Taipei

The appearance of the museum is similar to that of the National Palace Museum in Beijing, with a Chinese palace-style design, majestic and beautiful. The museum has a collection of more than 700,000 pieces, among which ceramics, calligraphy and painting, bronzes, jade, lacquerware, sculptures, weaving and embroidery, and Manchu and Mongolian archives are the most abundant.

The Presidential Palace

Built in 1919, its architecture is in the Renaissance-Victorian style that was popular at the time. In the center of the symmetrical five-story building, a high tower symbolizing authority is erected. It is the place where the president receives foreign guests and works.

Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall

Built in 1972, it is a palace-like design, majestic and majestic. It has a multi-functional auditorium that can accommodate 3,000 spectators, and can hold music, Dance, drama and other activities. In addition, there are Dr. Sun Yat-sen Library and Zhongshan Park with a collection of more than 300,000 volumes.

Longshan Temple

Wanhua, known as Monga in ancient times, was the earliest developed place in Taipei City. In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, it was known as "Yifu, Erlu and Sanmenga" together with Tainan and Lukang. ". Lungshan Temple was founded at the beginning of Monga's development and is dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva. It is one of the most popular temples in Taipei City.

Yangmingshan Park

Located in the northeast of the Taipei Basin, the park is mainly centered on the Datun and Qixing volcanoes, so various special volcanic terrains, landscapes and geological structures have become a Great feature. The Kanjiao Fault has created many hot springs such as Madao Hot Spring, Beitou Hot Spring, Xingyi Road Hot Spring, etc. Every spring, plants bloom all over the mountains in the park, creating a spectacle that attracts many guests to come and enjoy it.

Shilin Official Residence

The Shilin Official Residence covers an area of ??5.2 hectares. It was originally the land used by the Gardening Branch of the Governor-General's Office during the Japanese occupation. After the Nationalist Government moved to Taiwan, it was selected as the presidential official residence. Until 1996 In 2006, the Taipei City Government took back the land used for the official residence and opened it to the public for viewing. The mansion in the official residence is where Chiang Zhongzheng and his wife live, work and entertain guests. They lived here together for 26 years. Various types of gardening are planted next to the official residence, making it a place for rest and enjoyment.

Martyrs' Shrine

On the east side of the Grand Hotel, covering an area of ??about 1,600 square meters, this majestic temple is dedicated to the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the country. Due to the quiet scenery, there are no changes on the hour. The guard ceremony often attracts tourists to watch.

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall

It is located to the east of the base, facing Hangzhou South Road, sitting east to west, looking at the mainland. The three-story steps are 14.5 meters high, the main body is 24 meters high, and the top of the dougong is 31.5 meters high, totaling 70 meters. The gate is sixteen meters high, weighs seventy-five tons, and is made of bronze. The main hall is divided into two floors. The upper floor is 40 meters square, with four corners protruding 7.5 meters each. A bronze statue of Chiang Kai-shek in a seated position is placed at the back for admiration.

Ximending

refers to the commercial and entertainment district encompassed by Chengdu Road, Zhonghua Road, Hankou Street, and Kunming Street. It is a representative of Taipei City's alternative sub-popular culture.

Huaxi Street Night Market

Located to the west of Longshan Temple, Huaxi Street Night Market is a must-see for tourists visiting Taiwan. The night market includes all kinds of snacks, from mountain products to seafood.

Shilin Night Market

It is the most famous old night market in Taipei. The main consumer target is students. In addition to various snacks, there are also many of the most popular clothing, boutiques, etc. Various shops. If you are a fashionable newbie, you will never come back empty-handed.

Taipei Guanyin Mountain: It is a famous mountain in the suburbs of Taipei. The mountain shape is like a reclining Guanyin statue. It stands solemnly in the Bali area on the south bank of the Tamsui River, facing the Tamsui town and Datun volcanoes on the north bank. It is Tamsui. Famous landmark of the estuary. The altitude of Guanyin Mountain is not high, but it is connected to 18 small peaks. The highest Jianhan Ridge is only 612 meters. The mountainous trails are densely covered, making it one of the most popular mountaineering places in the western suburbs of Taipei City. There are many famous temples and ancient temples located on the mountain, and you can go up the stream to watch waterfalls, watch eagles and birds, and overlook half of Taipei and the magnificent Datun Mountains. It is a rich place for natural viewing.