Tachi Tzuhu
Tzuhu Guest House is the late President Chiang
Kai-Shek's temporary
resting place. The scenery with stream and mountains
as its background
is just superb.
CKS (Chiang Kai-Shek) International Airport
Situated 40 km west of Taipei, the CKS International
Airport is one of
ten major construction projects. Beside the airport
is the Chung Cheng
Aviation Museum, the largest of its kind in East
Asia.
Yinghsi Gate at Hsinchu
The city wall of Hsinchu was built in the 7th
year of the reign of
Emperor Taokuang (1827) of the Ching dynasty.
There were four
gates installed. Now, Yinghsi (east) Gate is
the only one still being kept.
Tsingtsao (Green Grass) Lake at Hsinchu
The reservoir, 4 km south of Hsinchu, irrigates
500 hectares of
farmland. In the surroundings, there are plenty
of temples and
pagodas to visit.
Shihtou Mt. at Nanchuang
The mountain, 520 meters above sea level, is
18 km from Chunan town.
It is noted for the fantastic rock formation
of Shihtou (Lion's Head).
With many temples on the mountain, it may well
be called the holy land
of Buddhism.
Mingteh Dam at Touwu
Located at Touwu village, Maoli county, the dam
was built for the
purpose of irrigating the valley of the Houlung
stream.
Taichung Park
The park, in the center of downtown Taichung,
is a notable example
of classical Chinese landscaping that covers
20.2 hectares of land. In
the park is a lake, in the middle of which is
a pavilion. It was built in
the 29th year of the reign of Emperor Kuanghsu
(1903) of the Ching
Chung Cheng Park in Taichung
The park is in the northern part of Taichung
City. It has such facilities
as a fountain, kiddieland, swimming pool, tennis
court, and an artificial
Confucius Temple in Taichung
Located in downtown Taichung, the temple (as
its name suggests) is
dedicated to the Sage Confucius (551-479 B.C.).
The architecture
follows the example of a palace of the Sung dynasty
(960-1279).
Luce Chapel at Tunghai University
Luce Chapel, contributed by the Luce family of
the United States, is
located on the central campus of Tunghai University.
Designed by two
well-known Chinese architects, the chapel is
of great significance.
Shihmen Dam at Lungtan
The Shihmen Dam, a multipurpose reservoir, is
52 km southeast of Taipei. Its main purposes
are
irrigation, power, flood control, and public
water
supply. It has inspired the creation of a year-
round resort with facilities for boating and
fishing.
Chinchuan Waterfall at Chutung
The waterfall is composed of eight small ones,
so
it is also called Pa Hsien (Eight Gods) Waterfall.
Chinchuan Hot Springs nearby is also a popular
sightseeing place.