Great view... nice architectural structures...worth to hike those number of steps. So fortunate of us to timing the changing of guards. The experience is so surreal, the effort and dedication they put for the ceremony is amazing.

This place is under construction when I visited last November and that time it was raining. Good place to go when you are first time here. You can take photos and sit and relax. Nice place to meet friends to hang around in Taipei.

The memorial is breathtaking and is very special. It made me appreciate Taiwan's history more and it wanted me to find out more about Chiang Kai-Shek. This is a must-see when visiting Taipei.

This entire complex is stunning and should be visited. this hall commemorates Chaing Kai-shek and his role as a leader in the chinese communist party. Still not sure why the taiwanese built this memorial to him if you get the point of current politics.

A blue tower celebrating chiang kai shek built in 1976. The 89 steps leading up to his statue signifies his age. The sitting statue is not unlike the lincoln memorial in washington dc. Tourists come here to watch the mounting of the guard as well...More

The garden is very impressive. Then the changing of the guards. Quite a performance, one of the best I have seen so far. A busy tourist spot.

This memorial hall commemorates Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, who lost mainland China to the Communists then led his forcers to Taiwan, where the economy flourished. Chiang was a strongman rather than a dictator. This 70 meter tall (230 feet) structure is built in Chinese style, with...More