Taipei – Monuments & Taipei 101
Just some pictures for this post. Pictures of mammoth monuments. Let’s start with these – One’s the National Concert Hall and the other is the National Theatre, I forgot which is which because they look identical.
Below is the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. It’s in the same compound as the monuments above.
On a different day, we popped by the Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall. There’s two of him.
After witnessing the change of military guards (quite lucky huh!), we walked towards Taipei 101.
I did go up to the Observatory Deck which is at the 89th floor. I wouldn’t urge anyone to, if you’re considering. It’s prettier looking up at it than looking down from up there.
Comments (2)
Lovely pictures, I’m enjoying your Taipei guide immensely!
(One might believe that the sights from a 89th floor would be breathtaking… )
Living in Washington DC where it is full of monuments from American history… it’s lovely to see what other countries streamline as history into monuments
really enjoyed his post.