Yang Ming Shan Things to Do

Located within the Chung Cheng District, the Presidential Palace is the most prominent among the important government ministries and offices situated to the east of Taipei New Park. Completed in 1919, the five-story complex has... more

After a rapid ascent of 46 floors in 30 seconds to the top of the 244.15 meter-high Mitsukoshi Tower, an astounding panoramic view of the Taipei Basin awaits you. In the enclosed top floor, you can pick out Taipei's downtown ar... more

This memorial is dedicated to the memory of Chiang Kai-shek, the former president of the Republic of China. Built five years after the leader's death, the memorial remains one of Taipei's most remarkable monuments. An impressiv... more

Located in a food plaza in the classy Yong Kang Street Night Market, an area famous for its eats, this outlet itself attracts many local celebrities. You can identify the shop by the lines of people waiting to purchase their fa... more

Tucked away in the back alleys behind Gong Guan, Driftwood is one of Taipei's better-known aboriginal bars. The interior is comfortable and stylish, designed to make the most of natural wood and materials native to the island o... more

This national holiday, on 1 January, is the closest thing Taiwan has to an Independence Day. It celebrates Dr. Sun Yat-Sen's 1912 inauguration as the Republic of China's first president. The street's and parks of Taipei fill wi... more

This pub takes its name from its street address which makes it easy for patrons to find, especially if they have been drinking before they get here. A longtime favorite of Taipei expatriates, 45 features two bars and many table... more

Located in the lower level of Taipei 101, the tallest building in the world, Mint will be ready for occupation in Spring 2005. It currently houses a mall and club which are already operational. Mint, whose name refers to its mo... more

Tamshui Ferry provides transportation between Tamshui and Pa Li and there is on-board entertainment. Enjoy great views of the Arch Bridge of Kuandu, Kuanyin Mountain, the Tamshui River and the sunset. If you wish to bird-watch... more

Undoubtedly one of the most popular spots with Taipei's wealthy young and trendy crowd, Juliana is one of the few places in Taipei where you have to line-up to get in, even on a weeknight. When the DJ gets going, the dance floo... more