With your Taipei tour guide/driver, cover the following places:

• Taipei 101 had been the world's tallest building. The building has the imagination of bamboo, which represent humility and gentlemen in traditional Chinese culture. Go high up to the 101 observatories; View Taipei City at 382 meters above the ground. You also can meet a huge Wind Damper first. It is designed for keeping Taipei 101 stable when the earthquake or typhoon are happening.

• Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall, an important landmark for Taiwan’s democratic progress. It is also where the National Theater and Concert Hall are located. Liberty Square in the front gate is the must-visit spot in Taiwan. The bigness and stable design of the Chinese traditional palace are worth seeing and taking a photo of.

• Longshan Temple, located in the Wanhua district in the west of Taipei. It was built in 1738 by the Fujian settlers to bless the safety of the neighbourhood. After 280 years from it was built, Longshan is still the spiritual heart of Taipei.