Taiwan

Houses one of the world's finest collections of Chinese imperial artifacts, with over 700,000 pieces spanning 5,000 years — jade carvings, ancient scrolls, ceramics, and calligraphy. Here you can enjoy a private guided tour or a curator-led experience to understand the subtle artistry and historic importance of the pieces.

One of Taiwan’s oldest and most significant temples (founded in 1738), blending Taoist, Buddhist, and Confucian traditions. Visit at dusk when locals come to pray, light incense, and chant — a deeply atmospheric moment.

A monumental landmark commemorating Taiwan’s former leader. The grand plaza, classical Chinese architecture, and hourly honor guard ceremony showcase Taiwan’s modern historical evolution. Explore the surrounding Liberty Square, a major civic and cultural gathering spot.

(UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Award Winner).
A meticulously restored masterpiece of Taiwanese temple architecture, recognized by UNESCO for conservation excellence. Attend one of the temple's vibrant folk art festivals if your visit aligns.

Taiwan’s premier institution for contemporary art, featuring rotating exhibits from avant-garde Taiwanese artists and international masters. Combine with a stroll through nearby Zhongshan Creative Park for indie galleries and design shops.