Taiwan Flowers, Historical + Shopping pictures

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Taiwan’s second-largest city is changing its industrial focus and emerging as a modern hub of entertainment and culture.

Taipei is the fun capital of Taiwan and is full of modern malls, ancient temples, rich palaces and night markets.

The Confucian values of ethics, education and simplicity are beautifully embodied in this Taipei temple.

Flanked by traditional Chinese gardens and national cultural halls, this impressive memorial honors one of the world’s most important 20th-century leaders.

Delve into the markets and temples near a riverside park and admire the innovative works on display in the contemporary art museum. 

Flanked by traditional Chinese gardens and national cultural halls, this impressive memorial honors one of the world’s most important 20th-century leaders.

Flanked by traditional Chinese gardens and national cultural halls, this impressive memorial honors one of the world’s most important 20th-century leaders.

Wander these renowned city markets, known for their nightlife, authentic Taiwanese dishes and local, traditional and international merchandise.

The Confucian values of ethics, education and simplicity are beautifully embodied in this Taipei temple.

Next to a baroque palace, this eclectic park has a pair of fascinating monuments, an open-air gym and a traditional pond and bridge. 

Visit this district close to the historic western gate of the Old Taipei City to see how much this city has progressed since the days of the Qing Dynasty.

Flanked by traditional Chinese gardens and national cultural halls, this impressive memorial honors one of the world’s most important 20th-century leaders.

Flanked by traditional Chinese gardens and national cultural halls, this impressive memorial honors one of the world’s most important 20th-century leaders.

Visit this district close to the historic western gate of the Old Taipei City to see how much this city has progressed since the days of the Qing Dynasty.

Amid the bustle of the city is a traditional Japanese park, a memorial to one of Taiwan’s most important historical events.