Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall - Great Attractions (Taipei, Taiwan, Province of China)
- 13 years ago
Take a tour of Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall in Taipei, Taiwan, Province of China – part of the World’s Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats.
Built in the late twentieth century, this hall was erected to memorialize Chiang Kai Shek, the former President of the Republic of China.
The poles outside the memorial hall convey Chiang’s messages of true rightness.
The structure is inspired by Tiantan temple in Beijing, the golden peak on top adds to the grandeur.
The two sets of 89 steps at the entrance symbolize the age at which Chiang died.
The hall exhibits the President's large bronze statue along with his historical records and valuable pictures.
The hall, having been Chiang’s office, is a space in which visitors can experience a typical day in the life of the illustrious President.
The beautiful Chinese gardens outside the hall feature exotic flowers, ponds and miniature hills.
Built in the late twentieth century, this hall was erected to memorialize Chiang Kai Shek, the former President of the Republic of China.
The poles outside the memorial hall convey Chiang’s messages of true rightness.
The structure is inspired by Tiantan temple in Beijing, the golden peak on top adds to the grandeur.
The two sets of 89 steps at the entrance symbolize the age at which Chiang died.
The hall exhibits the President's large bronze statue along with his historical records and valuable pictures.
The hall, having been Chiang’s office, is a space in which visitors can experience a typical day in the life of the illustrious President.
The beautiful Chinese gardens outside the hall feature exotic flowers, ponds and miniature hills.