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Yangmingshan National Park, Taipei

Taipei is both the largest city in Taiwan, and its nation’s capital.  The center of tourism in the northern part of Taiwan Province. Apart from the Yang Ming Mountain and Peitou Picturesque Scenic Spot, the Taipei Park is the biggest and the earliest-ever built with a Total area of 89 thousand square meters and the biggest wood-fenced zoo in scale in the province.

There are many other places of interest and tourist attractions for Taiwanese, travelers  and foreigners alike. You can appreciate the historic and scenic beauty of places such as the Taipei City Gate, Taipei 101 (Currently the tallest building in the world), the Long Shan Temple, Bao An Palace and Confucian Temple, just to name a few.

Taipei has many special local products and specialties, typical of its kind, ranging from Sheng Da Zhuang Chinese brush, Shilin pocket knives, molding picture, artistic pottery and porcelain down to stuffed dumplings made of glutinous rice flour served in soup, all of which attract the appreciation, buying and tasting of numerous visitors
Taipei City, the surrounding Taipei County, and the nearby Keelung City together form the taipei metropolitan area, but are administered under different local government bodies. Taipei City is a special municipality administered directly under the executive Yuan, while Taipei County and Keelung City are administered as part of Taiwan Provence. Taipei commonly refers to the whole metropolitan area, while Taipei City refers to the city proper.

The major industries in the city include electrical and electronic manufacturing, textiles, metals, shipbuilding, and motorcycle manufacturing.  

Taipei has a humid, subtropical climate and a distinct winter season, with average temperatures of 10° Celsius (50° Fahrenheit), which rise to 33° Celsius (90° Fahrenheit) in summer which is when the rainfall is highest. There is also a typhoon season between June and October.

Famous attractions and landmarks Taipei

CKS Memorial Hall		CKS Memorial Hall front gate

	Discussion in the Park Image provided by FotoZon

Yangmingshan National Park, Taipei

 ate the needs of the international business community: the Exhibition Hall, International Trade Building, International Convention Center and Grand Hyatt.

The Exhibition Hall, often called Exhibition Hall 1, offers capacity for 1,304 exhibition booths on the first floor and 250 on the second floor. It is by far the largest showground in Taiwan.

The newly built Exhibition Hall 3 has a capacity for 365 standard exhibition booths, making it ideal for small to medium sized exhibitions due to its proximity to the main exhibition hall

Beautiful Taiwan Formosa Enchanting Scenery - Up to the Mountain 美麗 台灣 風情景色

                                               Formosa (Beautiful island) Taiwan 美麗島台灣

Yangming Mountain boasts some of the most breathtaking, scenic and beautiful  scenery all year round and is visited my thousands of tourists every month. There are also famous landmarks  within the area including a national park, Tatun Mountain, Chingtian-Kang (Sky Support Ridge), Judz (Bamboo) Lake,  and others. Tourists are especially attracted to the gorgeous  blooming flowers in springtime and hot springs in wintertime.

Special Delicacies:   native chickens, mountain produce, edible wild vegetables.

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Taipei famous temples

National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine