Taiwan Art, Gardens & parks, Museum + Peaceful pictures

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

Take a stroll through this beautiful garden, which has been used as a nursery for academic research for more than a century.

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

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

Once kept for the solitary enjoyment of emperors, today the world’s largest collection of Chinese antiquities and treasures can be enjoyed by all.

Take a stroll through this beautiful garden, which has been used as a nursery for academic research for more than a century.

Once kept for the solitary enjoyment of emperors, today the world’s largest collection of Chinese antiquities and treasures can be enjoyed by all.

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

Take a stroll through this beautiful garden, which has been used as a nursery for academic research for more than a century.

Once kept for the solitary enjoyment of emperors, today the world’s largest collection of Chinese antiquities and treasures can be enjoyed by all.

Once kept for the solitary enjoyment of emperors, today the world’s largest collection of Chinese antiquities and treasures can be enjoyed by all.

Take a stroll through this beautiful garden, which has been used as a nursery for academic research for more than a century.

Once kept for the solitary enjoyment of emperors, today the world’s largest collection of Chinese antiquities and treasures can be enjoyed by all.

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

Take a stroll through this beautiful garden, which has been used as a nursery for academic research for more than a century.

Once kept for the solitary enjoyment of emperors, today the world’s largest collection of Chinese antiquities and treasures can be enjoyed by all.