Things to do in Fu'an

Visit Ningxia Night Market, a diverse bazaar in the heart of Taipei. It has a rich heritage and offers a lively evening setting, with stalls showcasing all types of intriguing and exotic food. Pick out some of the most rare and unusual delicacies for something new and unforgettable.

Longshan Temple is one of the most popular spots to visit in Taipei. It provides insight into Taiwanese spiritual life and offers an ideal place for quiet reflection. Those looking for religious inspiration or simply a splendid example of the detailed architectural decoration typical of Chinese places of worship will find both at this site. The temple was originally founded in 1738 and was dedicated to the Buddhist goddess of Mercy. The modern temple, rebuilt in the early 1900s, now blends elements of both Buddhism and Taoism.

With a vast and scenic lake and various sports areas, the Daan Forest Park covers 64 acres (26 hectares) of the city center of Taipei in a layer of green. Labyrinthine trails interconnect across this picturesque terrain, leading to various landmarks and attractions. Visit Daan Forest Park and venture into its center where you’ll forget the hubbub of the urban core.

Embark on an adventure of mouthwatering flavors and sweet aromas at Jungli Night Market (aka Zhongli Tourist Night Market). Browse dozens of stands that serve up traditional dishes from all corners of Taiwan. Complementing the food culture of Jungli Night Market are shops that hawk everything from clothing to household items and souvenirs.

Cihu and Cihu Mausoleum is where the 20th-century Chinese political and military leader Chiang Kai-shek is interred. The vast complex encompasses a large lake and a park filled with more than 100 statues of the statesman. Tour the grounds and visit Chiang Kai-shek's black marble sarcophagus.