Taipei Travel

We went to CKS Memorial Hall in the afternoon. As usual, the place is packed of tourists. There were floats covered with colorful flowers which added excitement to the people taking photos. The CKS Memorial stood proud as the sun sets. We were also able to watch the changing of guards.

The Memorial Hall itself was partially closed for renovations when we went and as the crowd was around 6 deep in the one area available to watch the changing of the guard, we didn't see a thing. We were there 15 mins beforehand and it was raining so the people at the front must have been standing around for ages. Also there are a lot of stairs so this is not one for the less mobile. The gardens, however, are really lovely with bridges over fish ponds and lots of trees and flowers. The concert hall at the other end of the avenue from the memorial has a very nice coffee shop and gift shop.

The changing of the guard occurs every day at the CKS Memorial Hall on the hour. It is precision drill at its best. It is always well attended, get there early. The museum underneath the monument describes the life and times of CKS. He led the non-Communist forces to Taiwan and guided the island through its first turbulent years. Chiang Kai-shek may or may not have been a hero, but you can't ignore him.

Search Results Translation result English Marathi We had booked a vehicle and a tour guide for one day (14th Jan 2020). Tour guide Wan came to hotel to pick us up at 8:30 AM. After a small breakfast at McDonald we went to Bank of Taiwan for money exchange. Our first spot was tallest building Taipei 101. Then we went to city hall which is nearby (walking), There was a very nice show on Taiwan on a 360 degree screen with a rotating platform (10-15 min). Have a nice Discovery Museum. Our next spot was Chang-Kai-Shek Memorial. Saw change of Guards at 12:00 hours. Place is nice and clean and beautiful.Worth seeing. Next we went to see old street Bapilio Historical site. Which houses many old traditions of Taiwanese people. Next we went to Banka Longshan Temple. Saw lot of local n foreigners praying and seeking gods wish. Next we had vegetarian food launch at nearby restaurant. Afterwards we went to Lin An Tai Historical House & Museum. Our guide explained the place very well. Nice place to visit. Afterwords we were dropped at the International Airport. Thanks to Wan. आम्ही एका दिवसासाठी (14 जाने 2020) एक वाहन आणि एक सहल मार्गदर्शक बुक केले होते. पहाटे साडेआठ वाजता टूर गाइड वॅन आमच्यास घेण्यासाठी हॉटेलमध्ये आले. मॅकडोनल्ड येथे एक छोटासा नाश्ता झाल्यावर आम्ही मनी एक्सचेंजसाठी बँक ऑफ तैवानला गेलो. ताइपे १०१ हे आमचे पहले स्थळ, तैवान येथील उंच इमारत होती. त्यानंतर आम्ही जवळपास असलेल्या सिटी हॉलमध्ये गेलो (चालत), फिरत्या व्यासपीठासह (१०-१-15 मिनिट) a 360० डिग्री स्क्रीनवर तैवानमध्ये एक छान कार्यक्रम झाला. एक छान डिस्कवरी संग्रहालय आहे. आमचे पुढील ठिकाण चांग-काई-शेक स्मारक होते. १२:०० वाजता गार्डचे बदल पाहिले. ठिकाण छान आणि स्वच्छ आणि सुंदर आहे. पुढे आम्ही जुन्या गल्ली बापिलियो ऐतिहासिक साइटवर गेलो. ज्यामध्ये तैवान लोकांच्या अनेक जुन्या परंपरा आहेत. पुढे आम्ही बांका लॉन्शन मंदिरात गेलो. बरेच स्थानिक एन परदेशी लोक प्रार्थना करतात आणि देवाची इच्छा शोधत असतात. पुढे आम्ही जवळच्या रेस्टॉरंटमध्ये शाकाहारी भोजन लंच केले. त्यानंतर आम्ही लिन एन ताई ऐतिहासिक घर आणि संग्रहालयात गेलो. आमच्या मार्गदर्शकाने त्या जागेचे वर्णन अगदी चांगले केले. भेट देण्यासाठी छान जागा. नंतर आम्हाला आंतरराष्ट्रीय विमानतळावर सोडण्यात आले. वान यांचे आभार.

Yes, a giant seated statue of Chiang Kai-Shek sits in a Memorial Hall that dominates the park and is the centerpiece of a collection of architectural buildings. You must come here because the setting of the Hall along with the National Theatre and Concert Hall and Entry Gate create a stunning architectural square in the park. Perhaps one of the grandest in the world. The Hall itself requires you to ascend a number of stairs where you get great views. The hall with the seated statue does have an armed guard that changes every hour and some like it, I found it a bit over-the-top. From the top floor where the statue is you can take an elevator down to the bottom floor where there are shops, other galleries and the thing I liked best—a biography on Chiang Kai-Shek who is a very controversial figure here in Taiwan. Given that the history museum in this town is closed, this is where you can learn about the life of the general. Overall we were in this building about an hour.