[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (Updated Mar)

#chinatransit Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall is a big building that honors a famous leader. It's in a big park with gardens and a big gate. Inside, I saw a big statue of Chiang Kai-Shek and exhibits about his life. There's also a museum and a library. I felt respectful and curious learning about his history. The building is grand and beautiful. It's a peaceful place to visit and reflect.

#Travel Plan Giveaway **Taipei, Taiwan travel plan for 4 days and 3 nights ♥DAY1 - We started our trip by traveling from Don Mueang Airport to Taoyuan Airport. Then we took the MRT Purple Line Airport Line to Taipei Main Station. Then we walked to leave our luggage at the hotel. - We stopped to eat pork belly rice at Seng Pork Noodles. - Then we went to Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, took pictures, and tried the first Taiwanese bubble milk tea. - We went to Taipei 101 Shopping Center. We walked around the area. - We went back to the hotel. ♥DAY2 - We started the day by waking up early to go outside of Taipei. Today we went to Keelung Port. - We took a bus to the colorful port that is very popular among Thais: Sengbin Fishing Harbor. - We walked up to see the view at Heping Island Park. - Then we went to Cat Village, Cat Ear Village. - We returned to Taipei. In the evening, we went to Ximending. Ximending Night Market - ​​Return to the hotel ♥DAY3 - Start the day by praying at Longshan Temple - Eat the original Mala buffet at King Food Spicy Hotpot. It is recommended to book in advance Otherwise, you will have to wait in a long line - After eating, go for a walk to digest at Huashan 1914 Creative Park - Continue to the youth area, Zhongshan and Fujin Street - In the evening, go to the market, Shilin Night Market - ​​Return to the hotel ♥DAY4 - Take a picture with the Rainbow Street in front of Ximending Market - ​​Take a picture with the red building - Return to Taoyuan Airport - Return to Thailand #Taipei #TaipeiTravel #Taiwan #TaiwanTravel #TaiwanTravelPlan #TaipeiTravelPlan

#Chungcheong Memorial Hall #Taiwan Travel #Taipei #Changing Ceremony I went there without any expectations and was so excited. The changing of the guard ceremony was great, but it was so grand and the white marble was so beautiful.

5 days 4 nights Taiwan travel plan. Let's get started. 💐Day 1💐 The first thing to do when arriving in Taiwan is to withdraw money, buy a SIM card, and exchange a metro card. After finishing everything, it was 9:30 PM. We had to leave the airport quickly. It took about 1 hour to arrive at Taipei Main Station, but we had to hurry to find a luggage locker because they were all full. After leaving the locker, we rushed to Taipei 101. Almost didn't make it in time for the countdown. As soon as we exited the station, we stood there right away because there were so many people. We looked up for a full 5 minutes. It was so beautiful. Plus the cool weather, I love it💖 💐Day 2💐 8:00 Leave your bags at the Taipei Station baggage service center (NT$50 per day) 9:30 Go to Houtong Cat Village, it only takes an hour. There are only fat cats. Then we warped to a famous teahouse in Ruifang District. We couldn't walk much anymore. We'll sleep in Keelung tonight. The planned plan is gone. Sleepy until morning 555555 💐 Day 3 💐 7:30 Check out of the hotel 8:00 Arrive at Zhengbin Port Color Houses Rainbow Village, take some pictures, and then walk to Heping Island GeoPark. On the way, we found a very cheap restaurant. Both the vendors and the customers are very good at talking to each other and are very cute. 13:00 Return to Taipei Main Station 17:00 Check in to the hotel and rest at your leisure 19:00 Ximending Night Market We didn't return until 11:00 PM. When we got back to the room, we soaked in warm water to relieve our leg pain. 💐 Day 4 💐 11:00 Beitou Hot Spring Museum The weather was very nice. Let's walk around there for a bit. The library is very eye-catching. 13:00 Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall And of course, when you come here, you can't miss having the world's first bubble milk tea, Chun Shui Tang. I must say that you will not be disappointed. After eating, we continued on to 15:30 Taipei Zoo. By the time we arrived at the zoo, it was about to close. What a shame, we had already bought tickets. But never mind, we took the Maokong Gondola all the way up. So cold 🥶 18:00 Come back to eat at Shilin Night Market. Return to the room around midnight again. Walked a lot, almost died. Proud of choosing a hotel with a bathtub 💐 Day 5 💐 Is it the last day? Whining 8:30 Check out, leave your bags as usual because I'm going to travel a bit more before going back 10:00 How can I forget the Longshan Temple amulet when I'm all the way here? 🙏🏻 12:00 Find a corner to take a picture with the Taipei 101 building 14:00 Go solo, find a popular corner in the Zhongshan area, have people around there take pictures for me 🌼 15:00 Stop by Rainbow Six Street 🌈 17:00 It's time to go back to the airport. I don't want to go back yet 😭 Traveling is so much fun, easy to travel, you can travel by yourself and chill, but traveling is too much fun, my body is going to break down 5555555555 I hope this will be a guideline for my friends, at least a little. Have fun traveling! 🫶🏻🥰 #Taiwan #taipei #เที่ยวต่างประเทศBY YOURSELF #เที่ยวไทพีพีBY YOURSELF

Entering "THE Doraemon Exhibition Taipei 2023" at the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is like returning to childhood, and those familiar scenes and characters instantly bring back full memories. As soon as you enter the venue, you can see the huge shape of Doraemon, which makes people happily pick up the camera and take pictures. Each area in the exhibition hall reproduces classic scenes, and there is also a prop experience area, making people feel like they are Nobita or Shizuka, traveling in the world of Doraemon. Not only was it visually satisfying, the sound and interactive design of the exhibition also made me feel particularly warm. When you hear Doraemon's signature sound effects, the familiar melody makes people smile unconsciously. Especially when I saw Doraemon’s various magical props on display, I really wanted to experience the magical effect of the “any door”. The entire exhibition is not only a reminiscence, but also allows people to relive the simple happiness that Doraemon brought us. In the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, this touch is particularly real and is definitely worth experiencing again. #itineraryshare #100 Ways to Travel #indooractivity

1. Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Getting there - This is easily accessible by Metro as it is right outside the metro. Highlights - This is a huge area with the memorial, peace arch, parks and national theatres. The memorial itself is a huge complex with interesting exhibitions below and statue on top level. Overall, very good chance to learn about Chiang Kai Shek and Taiwan history Tips - You can go earlier in the morning as exhibitions opens at 9am but remember your sunscreen and umbrella. 2. Taipei 101 Highlights - Tall and iconic skyscraper of Taiwan that has many luxury shops inside the building. There are also many souvenir shops like Sunny Hills etc inside for gift shopping. Tips - You can also go to the nearby park near the city hall to have a full view picture with Taipei 101 and the rainbow. 3. Ximending Getting there - You can take Metro to nearest Ximen station. Highlights - Fun and vibrant shopping district from day to night. There are so much food and souvenir shops here. Don't forget to try the famous Ay Chung Rice Noodles and Xing Fu Tang's brown sugar milk. Options are endless here. Tips - Do visit the red house at Ximen which is a historic and photogenic building with crafts market and coffee house inside. 4. Raohe Night Market Getting there - Can reach there by Metro and then walking. Highlights - This is the best night market in Taipei in my personal opinion. The variety of food is great there and it's a huge night market. Many michelin bib recommended food like the pepper meat pancake, Yipinyuan rice balls to name a few. Highly recommended if you love street food.

🌎Time is limited, but my yearning for Taiwan is unlimited. Don’t worry, we have carefully planned a small self-driving circuit in Taiwan for you, allowing you to experience the essence of Taiwan’s scenery and the charm of culture in a limited time. This is an easy-to-go trip, allowing your soul to be fully released during the journey. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Taipei→Hualien→Nantou→Taichung→Taipei 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Taipei—Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall—National Palace Museum—Elite Bookstore—Building 101—Ningxia Night Market DAY2: Hualien—Seven Stars Tower—Taroko—Qingshui Cliff—Farglory Ocean Park DAY3: Nantou-Cingjing Farm-Sun Moon Lake-Sky Bridge-Formosan Aboriginal Cultural Village DAY4: Taichung—Gaomei Wetland—Miyahara Ophthalmology—Rainbow Military Village DAY5: Taipei—Yangmingshan—Yinyang Sea—Jiufen Old Street—Shifen Sky Lanterns 🌸The self-driving mileage is about 560 kilometers, and the recommended travel time is about 5 days, suitable for all people. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Qixingtan: A long crescent-shaped coast, perfect for watching the sunrise, stargazing, and moongazing. In summer, you can see the fiery red sun rising from the sea at around 5 o'clock in the morning. The sunrise in the east illuminates Qixingtan. The sparkling waves on the sea surface make people full of light and hope. If you want to enjoy the stars at night, you should take advantage of the moonless night. In addition to a complete astrology lesson on the light-free beach, even the Milky Way will appear clearly in front of you. ✔️The National Palace Museum: Located in Shilin District, Taipei, it looks like a traditional Chinese palace building. The museum gathers the greatest collection of Chinese cultural relics, with a collection of approximately 650,000 cultural relics and treasures of various types. It is known as "the National Palace Museum in Beijing looks at the architecture, and the National Palace Museum in Taipei looks at the cultural relics." The exhibition hall will change the exhibits every three months, and there will also be special exhibitions on display from time to time. ✔️Cingjing Farm: Located in Renai Township, Nantou County, it covers an area of ​​approximately 760 hectares. Cingjing Farm is located among the mountains. All the way up the mountain from Puli, the steep slopes beside the road are covered with green grass, which makes it very three-dimensional. The farm is suitable for viewing in all seasons. In the spring, the mountains are full of peaches and plums, in the summer, the grass is green, in the autumn, foxgloves and alpine wildflowers bloom, in the late autumn, you can see the flaming red maples, and in the winter, you can see the snow on the top of the mountain from a distance, each with its own unique style. ✔️Gaomei Wetland: Located in Taichung, it has muddy and sandy beaches, tidal streams, grass swamps and other habitats. It is rich in biodiversity. Every winter, a large number of migratory birds come south to escape the cold. It is one of the scenic spots in Gaomei Wetland. When you arrive at Gaomei Wetland, you will see two rows of huge wind turbines. The huge blades are rotating in the wind, which is very spectacular. The setting sun forms a silhouette on the tidal flats, blending into the orange, pink, and purple gradient sky. This beautiful scenery can only be experienced by visiting Gaomei Wetland. ☀️Taiwan’s self-driving small loop route, although the distance is not long, is full of essence. Whether it is natural scenery or cultural heritage, you can feel the unique charm of Taiwan. Bring your car, follow our route, and start a trip wherever you want! Let your soul be fully released and satisfied during the journey. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

This is a location that I personally like the atmosphere very much. The building is beautiful. You can walk around the building all the time. Each building has a lot for us to see. Another thing is that if you go in the morning, you can take beautiful pictures. If you go at night, the lights will be on, which makes taking pictures even more beautiful. The area is quite large. If you go on a nice day, it's like walking in a park. The large building on the ground floor has a zone selling Taiwanese souvenirs. Some of them can only be bought here. The price is not much different from outside. If you are looking for souvenirs, I recommend this place as well. There will be a building with an original milk tea shop and another building that looks like an exhibition for us to walk around. 📍Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall 🚇MRT Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall #sakura2024 #reviewtaiwan #placestovisittaiwan

Happy New Year! Happy New Year everyone 🙏🏻✨ Let's start the year with a review. Let's go for a walk at Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall!!! We arrived at around 3:00 PM, almost 4:00 PM. And when we went, the weather was nice. There were a lot of Thai and foreign tourists, but there were also a lot of Taiwanese people out for fun (If you have a chance to visit, try to observe. I think Taiwanese people really seem to have a lot of activities). 💁🏻And we had the chance to try the world's first bubble milk tea (not too sweet, delicious and soft. The bubbles were soft and small, fun to chew. So delicious😋 Location: Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall | Taipei, Taiwan 💂 Chinese name: 蔣介石 ` You can visit every day. Free of charge Opening hours: 09.00 - 18.00 ⏳ 🚄 MRT Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Station Exit 5 100 Taipei City, Taiwan Zhongzheng District 📌 https://maps.app.goo.gl/4aDYQ9E3zizkJ5VY8

#wheretogo #taipei The Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall in Taipei is a must-visit for its historical significance. It is considered to be one of Taiwan’s landmarks. The grand monument honors Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, a pivotal figure in modern Chinese history. The site's majestic hall, serene gardens, and the changing of the guard ceremony offer a unique cultural experience. Visitors can gain insights into the region’s complex history. This is one of the top tourist attractions in Taipei and a must-see.

#timetotravel Beautiful memorial building in Taipei that is free of charge. I visited in late July and it was very hot and humid, so I did not spend that much time outdoor exploring. As I am writing this post, I found out that every hour there would be changing of guards. It is such a shame that I had missed it… Because of the heat, I spent more time indoor at the level one gallery since it is air conditioned. Exhibits are all related to human rights and Taiwan’s history and some contain political messages. #境外遊 #taiwan #taipei

The Place (Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall) that you shouldn’t miss in Taipei, Taiwan! I was so astonished at the intricate details of the building. The entire complex is very clean and beautiful. Come before 12 noon to witness the changing of the guards and get a close up view of the monument. There is also a wide garden beside the monument. You can enjoy taking pictures and enjoy sightseeing 🩵 It’s worth it! Highly recommended! #taipeitravel

The Memorial Hall is white with four sides. The roof is blue and octagonal, a shape that picks up the symbolism of the number eight, a number traditionally associated in China with abundance and good fortune. Two sets of white stairs, each with 89 steps to represent Chiang's age at the time of his death, lead to the main entrance. The ground level of the memorial houses a library and a museum documenting Chiang Kai-shek's life and career, with exhibits detailing Taiwan's history and development. The upper level contains the main hall, in which a large statue of Chiang Kai-shek is located, and where a guard mounting ceremony takes place at regular intervals. #instatravel #taiwandering

#TaiwanTravel #TaiwanTravel #PlacesToVisitInTaiwan #TaiwanTourAttractions #ChungChungMemorialHall #ChungChungMemorialMuseum #TaiwanSmall [ChungChungMemorialHall] 📍 100 Taipei City, Zhongzheng District, Taiwan ⏰AM. 9 ~ PM. 6 💵 Free Admission ⭐️Here, you can see a beautiful scene of the guard changing ceremony every hour!! It's a rare scene!! I recommend you go there on time while you're on your trip!! ⭐️There's a souvenir shop under the memorial hall!! I recommend you visit once!! I bought a good sticker for Dakku-reora Dakku🫶 The masking tape is really pretty!! ❗️If I had to pick a disadvantage... There are sooooo many stairs!! It's so wide!! It's good to visit with plenty of time!! Recommendation: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

📍Location: 100 Taiwan Taipei City, Zhongzheng District 🚖 Travel: Take the MRT to R08 Station (Exit 5) 🕰️ Opening/Closing hours: Every day from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is another landmark that anyone who comes to Taiwan must check in. The area is very large. It is several kilometers from the MRT entrance.😅 There is also a museum to visit here (with an entrance fee), which is located under the Memorial Hall. There is also the world's first bubble tea shop called Shun Sui Tang. The special thing about this branch is that there is a food menu to order (normally, other branches only sell drinks). #TravelTaiwan

#Taiwan Travel This is the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, named after his real name, Chiang Kai-shek, in honor of Taiwan's historical figure! The 89 steps leading up to the memorial hall are said to be the age of Chiang Kai-shek when he died, at 89. There is an exhibition museum on the first floor of the memorial hall that records his life. There is a statue of Chiang Kai-shek on the second floor, and the guard changing ceremony is held every hour on the hour. (Actually, I dropped my phone while taking a picture on the steps of the memorial hall and it broke... It's a shame that I don't have any pictures of the guard changing ceremony.). The National Conservatory of Music and the National Theater are located on both sides of the memorial hall in the center, and they seem to be places in charge of Taipei's culture and arts. I recommend the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall as a Taipei tourist attraction where you can gain knowledge about Taiwan's history and culture! 📍MRT Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall Station Exit 5 Free admission

Travel by Thai Vietjet Air from Suvarnabhumi Airport, get off at Taipei Taoyuan International Airport, transfer to MRT at Terminal 1 Get off at Taipei Main Station, transfer to Tamsui-xinyi Line (red line), get off at R08 *Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall* I want to go again, I promise to go back for sure😊😊

Conveniently connected by MRT, this park is a great place for a morning walk in the city. The park is quite large . There is a garden tuck at a corner of this place where there are many sakuras in full bloom when we were here. We also see many locals walking around the park taking photos of all the flowers and sakuras. It is interesting to know that this is one of the famous sakura viewing in the city.

#TaiwanTravel 🏛️🏰 Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall is located on Songshan Road, Taipei, Taiwan. It was built in 1976 to commemorate Chiang Kai-shek and is one of the symbols of Taiwan. It is a white building with a blue roof in an octagonal shape in Chinese architecture. It is located in the middle of Freedom Square. 🕊️🕊️There are 89 steps in front, which is equal to the age of the port. Inside, there is a large bronze statue in a sitting position, with 2 officers standing guard at all times. 💂💂 There are 3 philosophical messages on the inner wall. 🚄🚌To travel to Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, it is convenient to take the MRT red line to Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall Station and then walk for about 400 meters.

This restaurant is very convenient for transportation. It is located at Exit 3 of Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall Station. We recommend fried oysters, pan-fried pork liver, steamed grouper, and peeled chili chicken soup... What’s quite special is that I feel that this restaurant is very famous among foreigners. There were about three tables with foreigners when I arrived, and it felt like I was eating hot stir-fried food in a foreign country😆 #热热 #foodie #taiwan #food #fried oyster #fried pork liver

The Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall and Liberty Square is a MUST visit when in Taipei !! It’s so famous and wow you won’t be disappointed with it grand architectures and space. Just hop on the Taipei Metro Station and get off at Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall Station.

#passionpassport The Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall resembles the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC. The Park, however, is quite unique. It is a park in traditional Chinese style. Apart from the gardens, it has a wall with Chinese windows. You will often see elderly Chinese men with caged songbirds. It's quite common to see old men playing traditional Chinese musical insruments together. By the way, the basement area of the CKS Hall has some interesting souvenir shops and some traditional Chinese restaurants. #taiwan #traveladdict #beautifuldestinations #travelinspiration #traveler

If you googled "places to visit in taipei", the National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall will definitely be one of the top place that is recommended. Most of the time, people tend to visit this place in the morning as that's when you can visit inside the hall. However, I had the chance to visit it during the night and it was a total different experience as compared to when I came in the day. The area is brightly lited up and it gives off a very romantic vibe. There isn't much tourist around too. I actually recommend you to come visit it in the night if you want to enjoy a more peaceful and romantic view of this area. #createwithtrip

People who live in Taipei must know that Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is a great place for parents and children to go for a walk, walk the dog, and watch the sunset. It is also a classic landmark that you must visit. It is really beautiful to take pictures here. It attracts many photographers to take pictures. I highly recommend it to everyone😎 #Star Writer May Surprise #Local Tour #Resident Writer #Good Place for Parents

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Chiang Kai-shek Memorial is an absolute must-go place in Taiwan. You just can’t miss this symbolic place. Entrance is for free. Tip: It’s really hot to visit this place at this time. It was a mistake of mine to not consider the hotness of the weather. I suggest that you visit this place around 4pm. Perhaps visit this after the Taipei 101 below. #holidayvacation#tripinspired#happynewyear

First of all this place is very close to the train which makes it convenient to visit.The park is beautiful with nice flowers and we were able to catch the changing of guards ceremony which performs every hour. It is considered as one of the historical monuments in Taiwan. #happynewyear

The second thing I love about Taipei is its rich history and the people’s love for democracy. The people are great, very respectful, nurtured by its past. #happynewyear #happynewyear