Taiwan features historical monuments such as the 17th-century Fort Zeelandia, Buddhist and Taoist temples adorned with sculptures, museums preserving ancient Chinese art, natural parks with marble gorges, hot springs and mountains, as well as coastal geological sites. The island also includes traditional villages, high-altitude lakes, and modern infrastructures like Taipei 101.
Taipei, Taiwan
Cultural institution preserving more than 700,000 pieces of Chinese art, including paintings, calligraphy, jades, and porcelains.
Taipei, Taiwan
509-meter office tower featuring a five-story mall and an observatory on the 89th floor.
Nantou County, Taiwan
Natural lake located at 748 meters above sea level, surrounded by mountains and temples, offering water activities and cycling paths over 33 kilometers.
Taipei, Taiwan
Natural elevation at 183 meters high accessible by trail or cable car, offering views of Taipei city and its surroundings.
Hualien, Taiwan
National park with white marble cliffs reaching 1000 meters high, natural tunnels, and hiking trails along the Liwu River.
Taipei, Taiwan
Temple built in 1738, combining Buddhist and Taoist architecture, with wooden sculptures, ornate roofs, and fish ponds in the Wanhua district.
Taipei, Taiwan
White Chinese-style memorial building with a blue roof, surrounded by gardens and housing a 6-meter bronze statue.
Taipei, Taiwan
Located on an active volcano, this national park contains hot springs, fumaroles, hiking trails, and seasonal flower gardens.
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Buddhist cultural center with exhibitions of religious art, ancient relics, and a collection of sacred texts dating back several centuries.
New Taipei, Taiwan
Cultural center of the Atayal tribe with natural hot springs, an ethnographic museum, and a cable car leading to forest waterfalls.
Changhua, Taiwan
Historical center from the 17th century with cobblestone streets, Buddhist and Taoist temples, craft workshops, and Ming and Qing style wooden houses.
New Taipei, Taiwan
Coastal geological area with sandstone and limestone rock formations created by marine erosion and weathering.
New Taipei, Taiwan
Former mining village established in the mountain with stairways, temples, red lanterns, and tea houses from the Japanese colonial era.
Chiayi County, Taiwan
Natural reserve situated between 2000 and 2700 meters altitude, populated with millennial red cypresses and traversed by a historic railway.
Tainan, Taiwan
Neoclassical establishment showcasing collections of Western art, ancient musical instruments, armor, and historical weapons since the 15th century.
Tainan, Taiwan
Fortification built by the Dutch East India Company in 1634, consisting of red brick walls and archaeological remains.
Sanyi, Taiwan
Railway structure built in 1906 during the Japanese occupation. The red brick pillars remain after several earthquakes.
Taroko National Park, Taiwan
Series of waterfalls accessible through eight tunnels carved into the rock. The trail crosses gorges and leads to hot spring sources.
Taipei, Taiwan
Taoist temple founded in 1967 dedicated to Guan Yu and Yue Fei. The building includes a large prayer hall and a garden with a pond.
Taitung, Taiwan
Steel structure 515 meters long built in 1992 over the Donghe River. It connects the Chenggong and Mawuku communities.
Taiwan
Coastal geological formation created by waves. The arch is 18 meters high and represents a typical geological feature of the northern coast.
Lukang, Taiwan
18th-century temple dedicated to the goddess Mazu, built with wood carvings and murals depicting traditional scenes.
Taipei, Taiwan
Natural hot springs with outdoor and indoor pools, a geological museum, and gardens in a historic thermal district of Taipei.
Tainan, Taiwan
Temple built in 1665, the oldest in the country dedicated to Confucius, featuring pavilions, courtyards, and gardens.
Tainan, Taiwan
Fort built in 1653 by the Dutch, transformed into a Chinese temple in the 18th century, comprising two towers and historical inscriptions.
Taitung, Taiwan
Natural thermal springs at 48°C located at 300 meters altitude in the mountains of Taitung County. Several pools allow for bathing outdoors.
Taroko National Park, Taiwan
Taoist temple built in 1954 on a cliff at 454 meters altitude. A three-story pagoda dominates the religious building surrounded by mountains.
Taroko National Park, Taiwan
1260-meter road tunnel carved into the rock between 1950 and 1960. Its nine curves traverse the marble gorge walls.
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Buddhist religious monument built on an artificial lake. Lotus flowers bloom in April. The temple hosts ceremonies and cultural events.
Alishan, Taiwan
1.6-kilometer walking path situated on an old forest railway. The route traverses cypress forests and offers views of the mountains.
Ruifang, Taiwan
13-story industrial smelter built during the Japanese occupation. The site was used for copper and gold extraction from 1933 to 1987.
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
National arts center covering 141,000 square meters, including five performance halls and a 20,000-seat outdoor amphitheater.
Taichung, Taiwan
Higher education institution founded in 1955, featuring a concrete and glass chapel designed by architect Ieoh Ming Pei.
Tainan, Taiwan
17th-century religious monument dedicated to the god Guan Yu. The building features sculptures, stone columns, and traditional murals.