Taiwan Fall + Flowers Pictures

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Delve into the markets and temples near a riverside park and admire the innovative works on display in the contemporary art museum. 

Discover the intriguing gems scattered around this vast body of water, from mythical dragons and tigers to a scenic wetland area.

Discover the intriguing gems scattered around this vast body of water, from mythical dragons and tigers to a scenic wetland area.

The “creative hub of Taipei” was once the site of a tobacco factory but now has upscale galleries and cafés rising from the company’s symbolic ashes.

Go see the big statue of the founding father of modern China in Zhongshan Park in downtown Taipei and learn more about the history of Taiwan.

Explore Taipei’s bustling markets, smell a vast array of colorful flowers, discover what is in bloom and find jade jewelry or an auspicious charm.

Watch the exceptional water dances that take place several times a day at Water Square in the center of this green park.

One of the island\'s oldest settlements and the region’s former capital, this city’s winding streets tell the story of Taiwan’s history. 

The “creative hub of Taipei” was once the site of a tobacco factory but now has upscale galleries and cafés rising from the company’s symbolic ashes.

Close to Taipei is a stunning and geologically diverse national park with hiking trails, ornamental silver grass, sub-tropical rainforest and volcanic landscapes.

Amid the bustle of the city is a traditional Japanese park, a memorial to one of Taiwan’s most important historical events.

Wander these renowned city markets, known for their nightlife, authentic Taiwanese dishes and local, traditional and international merchandise.

Watch the sunset, have dinner with harbor views and stroll over the Lover’s Bridge by night in this scenic spot in Taipei’s Tamsui district.

Flanked by traditional Chinese gardens and national cultural halls, this impressive memorial honours one of the world’s most important 20th-century leaders.

Close to Taipei is a stunning and geologically diverse national park with hiking trails, ornamental silver grass, sub-tropical rainforest and volcanic landscapes.

The “creative hub of Taipei” was once the site of a tobacco factory but now has upscale galleries and cafés rising from the company’s symbolic ashes.

Come and see how the “Tamkangians” live on this campus on Five Tiger Hill, which looks especially scenic at night.