Taiwan Mountain + Museum pictures

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The National Palace Museum stands iconically amid tropical mountains overlooking a district of museums, parks and a vast night market. 

Once kept for the solitary enjoyment of emperors, today the world’s largest collection of Chinese antiquities and treasures can be enjoyed by all.

Watch skilled artisans at work and make your own glass object at a museum dedicated to one of Hsinchu’s most important industries.

See some of the island\'s most daring modern and contemporary artwork, listen to debates about art and discover the research that is influencing artists today.

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

Superb views of the Pacific Ocean, coastal walks and bike rides are the big draws of a day out at this beach.

Peruse fascinating works to learn about Taiwan’s edgy art scene in the dystopian setting of abandoned warehouses by the sea.

The last train left the city’s oldest train station in 2008. Now, it is a museum devoted to telling the story of rail travel in Taiwan.

Watch skilled artisans at work and make your own glass object at a museum dedicated to one of Hsinchu’s most important industries.

Once kept for the solitary enjoyment of emperors, today the world’s largest collection of Chinese antiquities and treasures can be enjoyed by all.

The mountainous district of Taipei is well known for its tea growing. Find teahouses, scenic views, hiking trails and Buddhist temples.

Once kept for the solitary enjoyment of emperors, today the world’s largest collection of Chinese antiquities and treasures can be enjoyed by all.

The last train left the city’s oldest train station in 2008. Now, it is a museum devoted to telling the story of rail travel in Taiwan.

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

The last train left the city’s oldest train station in 2008. Now, it is a museum devoted to telling the story of rail travel in Taiwan.

Watch skilled artisans at work and make your own glass object at a museum dedicated to one of Hsinchu’s most important industries.

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

The last train left the city’s oldest train station in 2008. Now, it is a museum devoted to telling the story of rail travel in Taiwan.

Watch skilled artisans at work and make your own glass object at a museum dedicated to one of Hsinchu’s most important industries.

See some of the island\'s most daring modern and contemporary artwork, listen to debates about art and discover the research that is influencing artists today.

Watch skilled artisans at work and make your own glass object at a museum dedicated to one of Hsinchu’s most important industries.

Watch skilled artisans at work and make your own glass object at a museum dedicated to one of Hsinchu’s most important industries.

Discover Taiwan’s national heritage through an impressive range of cultural artifacts and exhibitions of anthropology, earth sciences and economic trade.

Superb views of the Pacific Ocean, coastal walks and bike rides are the big draws of a day out at this beach.