▲ Longshan temple, a national historic site in Taiwan with over 280 years of history, is one of the most popular temples featuring exquisite traditional southern Fujian-style architecture. Visitors can experience Taiwan's profound religious culture and local faith atmosphere while admiring the intricate carving art and beauty of this heritage site. It has been selected as one of the three must-visit attractions in Taiwan.
▲ Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall features a magnificent white structure with a blue roof, blending traditional Chinese palace architecture with modern design. Beyond admiring the spectacular building and plaza views, visitors can witness the famous changing of the guard ceremony, experiencing Taiwan's historical and cultural charm.
▲ Taipei 101, Taiwan's iconic landmark, combines shopping, dining, and sightseeing experiences. Visitors can freely explore the mall and restaurants, or ascend to the observation deck for a panoramic view of Taipei's cityscape, experiencing the vibrant charm of this international metropolis.
▲ Jiufen old street. As dusk falls, the red lanterns gradually light up. Visitors can enjoy the stunning mountain and sea views while savoring local delicacies like taro balls and grass jelly cakes, experiencing the unique charm of this mountain town.