(Translated by Google) Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, this is one of my favorite parks for nearly 40 years from youth to middle age, with convenient transportation, light food, and food shopping materials (South Gate Market, East Gate Market). I'll be here if I'm not careful, especially during this period of March and March in the mixed peanut tree. It just happens to be in full bloom. The winding surrounding wall is like a great man who kept the safe distance from the crowd deliberately. The stairway to the church is as high as possible, and the blue roof cover floating in the clouds is as high as the sky. And; I often ask my peers who, except watching their figures in the national anthem, are lucky to be in the toilet? If the buildings and the surrounding landscape are in line with their charms, it is really not false! (Original) 中正紀念堂，這是我從青年到中壯年將近四十年來最喜歡閒逛的園區之一，交通便捷、輕食方便、購食材料(南門市場、東門市場)又亦所在多有，也就是不小心就会到這裡，尤其在這仲春三月雜花生樹的時段，想不順便溜躂溜躂都会感覺对不起自己，又有逢到演唱会各類戲曲、劇藝的表演，生活在台北都恰好恭逢其盛。 蜿蜒周邊的圍牆好似當初的偉人那麼的刻意與群眾保持著安全距離，入堂的階梯高不可攀的彷彿其高高在上，飄在雲端那藍色的屋頂蓋更像在天般高可遇而不可及；我常問同儕除了在國歌中觀其身影誰有幸廁其身緣？建築物及周遭的景觀若符其人神韻真不假托啊!

憲兵很帥♥我拍了很多張😍😍

I was initially going to pass on visiting this place but I’m so happy we came. I learned so much about Taiwan, the culture of the people and their long fight for democracy by visiting this place. Up until then I have only known bits and pieces from what I’ve seen on American news etc. This memorial is massive. You can spend an entire day there. There is so much to see. They even had radio tours which i recommended although I didn’t have time to participate. We spent over an hour and didn’t even come close to seeing what this memorial had to offer. I recommend! Also, try to come on the hour and see the military/police exchange. Such a beautiful experience.

Very impressive monument. Do try to catch the hourly guard changing ceremony in the vast hall. There is an excellent exhibition space on the ground floor, which also houses a post office, several gift shops, toilets and a snack kiosk.

What a great memorial hall park secluded in the middle of an ever busy city. The center piece of the hall is flanked by two traditional Chinese building structures. Entering into the park, I was met with a wide open space. After an hour or so covering most of the park ground, I thought this is just what the residents of a overcrowded city need during any day in the week to enjoy a short walk in a winding path through a carefully arranged garden dotted with trees and flower beds; or to reserve admission to art exhibition or performing in one of the two traditional Chinese building structures; or to stroll along the not-too-long corridor along the side of the garden. It's not like the other parks that are always filled with people, pets, bicycles, sounds from children playing and loud noises from motorcycles zooming by. Seemingly the walls around the park were not there to barricade, but to create a peaceful land for people to come enjoy. Although the size and surroundings cannot be compared to those of the Lincoln Memorial or Constitution Gardens in the US, but I found the same feeling of solace, tranquility or whatever you could describe the calm state of your mind pacing myself in this park. I wish the park authority could replace some of those cold cement slab in the square into some warm green lawn.

One of the must-visit destination and tourist spot when you’re in Taipei city! Chiang Kai Shek Memorial Hall is a unique building designed monumentally with the characteristic of the dome and a beautiful setting. When you’re here, you can watch the honorable guard changing every hour, and then take a look at all the exhibition not only the history of Chiang Kai Shek but also the history of Taiwan, together with many other exhibitions can make you spend hours in here. The outside area around the memorial hall is Zhongzheng park with a harmonious garden design. Walking in the premises, visitors will admire the unique and traditional garden style. In addition, the park is free for public and of course the best place for people from senior to junior to gather, enjoying the spacious and pleasant space. But not only that, located within the memorial site is the National Concert Center and the National Theatre. These are two outstanding projects in the campus. The place is chosen have attracted many art exhibitions, outdoor performances, drama, dance on weekends, as well as international performance every year.

One of the most grand sites you will see when visiting Taipei. The traditional Chinese architecture is on full display when you stand in the middle of this monument and see the vast structures around you. I’ve been here many times and it is still amazing to see the grandeur of the place. There aren’t a ton of buildings in Taipei with traditional Chinese style architecture, but this is one of the best.

Such a grand and awe inspiring memorial. It has a meditative ambience which can be very calming. By sheer luck, I stumbled on the guard changing ceremony which was really cool. The views from the memorial are also quite pretty. The surrounding area is worth exploring as the other buildings are beautifully designed as well, including the gates.

Definitely must visit when in Taipei. There’s the change of guards which should not be missed. Beneath the monument is a big museum. That is worth visiting. Definitely a must. There’s lifts if you cannot walk up the stairs.

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall in Taipei is an impressive landmark. The building is grand, with white walls and blue roofs. Inside, you can discover Taiwan’s history. The surrounding park is pleasant, perfect for a leisurely walk. Don’t miss the changing of the guard—it’s quite interesting. If you enjoy history and want to see a significant site in the city, this is a must-visit.

huge site with a breathtaking view. I was amazed just by walking through the gate. You must visit the museum, memorial hall, and the beautiful park in the vicinity. worth to visit while in Taipei.

(Translated by Google) Memorial to Tchang Kai-shek, first president of the Republic of China. A very large building with a large statue of President Tchang Kai-shek. You have to go there at the time of the changing of the guard. (Original) Mémorial de Tchang Kaï-chek, premier président de la République de Chine. Un très vaste bâtiment avec une grande statue du président Tchang Kaï-chek. Il faut y aller au moment de la relève de la garde.

Aside the historical meaning of this site. I enjoy the design of the park and hall itself. It's perfect for afternoon walk or early morning walk. The park also have some wildlife that you don't see in city often.

Honoring Chiang Kai-Shek. Go here to see the changing of the guards! Huge place! Lots of photo opportunities. Check the museum, the park... you’re in for a long, enjoyable walk. The buildings boast of great architecture. Very clean and well-maintained place. MRT nearby.

Best experience when I was visiting here about a year ago. Very clean and nice historical places to learn about Taiwan especially for tourist. I've been told Taiwan is one of the safest place to visit. Indeed, there alot of CCTV can be found almost everywhere. I can say, safer than Singapore. No offence. This is my second visit and it is recommended.

A great place to visit. It's spacious and full of life. If you like traditional architecture and history this is a must visit. The park is also bustling. I wish I was able to stay longer.

One of the well-known tourist attractions in Taipei City which can easily arrived by MRT (the station name is the same as the scenic spot). It has a huge square and small bridges and flowing water. An excellent place for walking and leisure. Usually, there will be a guard handover ceremony at the hour every day. Should not be missed!

A very suggestive place. It's good to read about Taiwan's history before sightseeing. The complex is large, connected to a park and many other buildings. Worth seeing. Every one hour you can see changing the guards, worth to see, nice place for walk and meet some history about Taiwan

The changing of the guard was impressive to see but by the end of it, I was in need of A/C. After a drink downstairs, I was ready for the audio tour. It focused on the freedom fighters. Some of the stories were quite moving. The English audio didn't always match up with the displays which were entirely in Chinese for the first half. It would have been nice to learn about Chiang's life in chronological order.

On of the places in Taiwan never to be missed. Reminds me a little bit of China’s Beijing and such an iconic place to be in. Take as much pictures as you can and get access in most buildings free of charge. Change of guards ceremonies happen every hour by the hour so make sure not to miss that as it’s a performance you will never forget. Once done, try to visit the galleries in Level 1 to gain knowledge from Taiwan’s impressive history and the bravery of its people.

The experience of witnessing the changing of the guards at this historic site was truly captivating. The precision and ceremony of the event were impressive. The landmark itself holds rich cultural and historical significance. While it's a definite must-see, I would have rated it 5/5 if there were more informational signs or guided tours to provide deeper insights into its history. Nonetheless, a visit here is highly recommended for anyone exploring Taipei!

The place is just lovely. Must recommend getting there around 4 pm. The place is so clean and immaculate. There was an event when we went there. We get to watch a free concert (orchestra). It was a night to remember. Highly recommended.

What a gorgeous day... 28°, Sunny, light breeze and a truly ch'an place to visit!! A unique, piece of architecture, surrounded by vast peaceful and picturesque grounds right in the heart of the city. Visiting after the Taiwanese 🇹🇼 National Day and seeing all the flags bordering the exquisite gardens made the view even more special! Make sure you take the time to watch the changing of the gaurd (at the top of every hour) it is well worth it, the soldiers put on an amazing show! Enjoy!

Although the weather when I went was really cloudy, the place still looked amazing. Tons of places to walk around in and you can freely choose between spending time inside the main building or resting at the gardens outside (where less people walk by). Locals use the area to exercise, the environment is clean, and there are tons of souvenirs to choose from. Definitely consider coming if you have around two free hours in your schedule, it's right next to the bus stops.

Majestic place to visit. There are exhibitions at the building on the sides of the parade square. Good to come earlier in the day, less crowded and not too warm.. Change of guard ceremony happens every hour. Take time to enjoy the garden around the vicinity too! There's sakura trees at the back garden of the memorial hall and the signs show that they bloom in January each year

The views from there are great. People like also the change of guards. The park next door is very nice also. There are toilets and drinks underneath the memorial hall. Is it a must? Not exactly. Is it something that can be a nice visit. Yes.

Visiting the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall was a delightful experience! Huge beautiful buildings on your right and left( theater and concert hall) and in the middle is the memorial itself. As a very important part of Taiwanese history a very interesting museum is situated underneath the memorial to explain its meaning! At the back there are wonderful cherry blossom gardens and quiet parks with a quiet nature-like atmosphere! A must see in Taipei!

Sean was our private tour guide from "Let's Go Formosa". Sean's English is perfect as he studied in the USA for several years. He is incredibly knowledgeable about all the tourist sites, as well as the historical, cultural, and political aspects of Taiwan. He relayed some lesser known tidbits about the Plaza and Memorial. He is upbeat and enthusiastic, and obviously loves being a guide. During our two days with him, we felt like we learned a lot about the country, but didn't feel like he overburdened us with information. He is a very good driver and took us to local 'gems'. At the same time, he seemed genuinely interested in a number of topics of interest to us. All in all, if you have the opportunity to ask for Sean for guiding, do it!!

Famous tourist place and still need to visit if you are in Taipei. Will be mesmerized on how massive the structures, especially when you are in the area compared to see it in pictures and videos. Ensure you stay for the hourly change of guards, timing your movement well if you want to have the best view since it will be packed with people. Easy to commute since it has own MRT station for this hall.

Beautiful place, felt so good. Have been this place before. 😍😍

Iconic memorial to Chiang Kai-Shek. Not much inside the building itself, only a small museum underneath the bronze statue but worth a visit.

Beautiful place,big spacious . You will found a 3D photo in the left side. Of memorial hall (there's a big buddha) go to the left side ,you'll see the entrance in the left side of the memorial hall

(Translated by Google) Picked a convenient transportation No need to crowd people up and down the mountain Cherry blossom viewing spots accessible by MRT #Taipei Back Garden #blossom everywhere #初三走春 (Original) 挑了個交通方便不用 上山下海不用人擠人 捷運就能到的賞櫻景點 #台北後花園 #遍地開花 #初三走春

Highly recommended to visit cause of this is a great spot and landmark in Taipei... It features acres of landscaped gardens, huge temples, the memorial hall and monument of Chiang Kai-Shek. This picturesque landmark is a perfect spot for your instagrammable photos. No of steps is 89 which is the age of Chiang when he die ...

The National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is a famous national monument, landmark and tourist attraction erected in memory of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, former President of the Republic of China. It is located in Taipei. The monument, surrounded by a park, stands at the east end of Memorial Hall Square. It is flanked on the north and south by the National Theater and National Concert Hall. The Memorial Hall is white with four sides. The roof is blue and octagonal, a shape that picks up the symbolism of the number eight, a number traditionally associated in China with abundance and good fortune. Two sets of white stairs, each with 89 steps to represent Chiang's age at the time of his death, lead to the main entrance. The ground level of the memorial houses a library and a museum documenting Chiang Kai-shek's life and career, with exhibits detailing Taiwan's history and development. The upper level contains the main hall, in which a large statue of Chiang Kai-shek is located, and where a guard mounting ceremony takes place at regular intervals.

Main destination for All traveller at Taipei. Huge historical place n landmark in central of Taipei. Inside of the museum there be a soldier ceremony on each times. Outside park There be large hall n gardens with fish pond. Very clean and tidy for the public place. The Architectures of Chinese building very well maintained. Lot of guide sign inside so you won't get lost. Reachable by all public transportation especially by MRT.

This is one of the iconic monument in Taipei that you have to visit. Not only monument, there also has a museum. I enjoyed both when I visited here.

One of historical place that you must visit in Taipei. To reach here is so easy, you can use MRT and location is next of MRT station. Dont miss every hours they will do ceremony of shift changing the guard its look like buckingham palace guards changing

What a beautiful place build to remember someone. This memorial hall is nestled right in the city with good access to public transportation. An interesting fact discovered my daughter. There are a total of 89 steps towards the memorial hall. Need to fact check on this. There is a beautiful lake for kids to feed the fishes. We had fun discovering this place.

Unveiling Taiwan's History: Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Step into Taipei's time machine at Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall! This epic monument will transport you to a bygone era. The massive building, the stunning statue of General Chiang, and the serene gardens create an atmosphere that whispers tales of Taiwan's past. Explore the exhibits, stroll through the peaceful gardens, and soak up the rich history of this iconic landmark. A must-visit for history buffs and curious wanderers alike!

It’s free to check out and the changing of the guard is rather cool. It’s very grand and easy to get to. The changing of the guard happens on the hour, but I recommend at least coming 10 mins before it starts as you can imagine it draws a large crowd. Other then that, you can also check the exhibition below the memorial hall and learn about the leader himself and Taiwan’s history. Maybe it’s just me but I was expecting a little bit more, and I was done in 60 mins. Afterwards I walked to Din Tai Fung which was convenient; only a 15 mins walk.

Always a great place to visit when in Taipei. Chill park on the side with benches to kick back and relax and enjoy nature. Come early (9am) to see the doors open to the hall and witness the changing of the guards, and get a close up view of the monument. There are also museums/galleries at the 3rd and 1st floor worth visiting especially during summer when it is scorching hot outside. Highly recommended.

It was the first place I visited in Taipei, and I was amazed at the intricate details of the buildings. I went there mid-July, in the afternoon. It was very hot and humid that I decided not to go inside the memorial hall anymore. I had a good view from the distance. I highly recommend that you visit here when it’s not summer so you can stroll around the place without passing out from the heat. Sans heat and the glaring summer sun, the entire complex was truly beautiful. Very clean too!

It is free! Big memorial building and an expansive ground. Plenty to see and a good place to stay out of the rain/sun. If you are lucky you can catch them during the changing of the guards at the top.

Nicely built construction with exhibitions inside. Easily reached by foot from main station, you can spend at most an hour here. There are some gorgeous gardens outside and a few sporadic exhibits from different artists. There is barely any information in English so that might diminish the experience a bit. Overall, it’s a must while in Taipei and it won’t take too much of your time

Had fun roaming around CKS even on a hot day. They have vending machines around the compound so you can get refreshments. Very cool to see this masterpiece of architecture and also learn about a bit of Taiwan’s history. Was also very cool to see the guard changing. They do it every hour and it’s very interesting to see. They also had a pond area with fishes birds and where locals chill to enjoy the afternoon breeze and paint.

It’s a pretty magnificent building. It was massive and had a very nice interior, which has a free exhibit with some history of Taiwan and its founder and also other paid exhibit. There was a doremon and some cat exhibits when I was there. It’s a must come place when in Taipei.

Tourist place. Must visit once. It’s free. There are restaurants and Boba tea to try here. I went here at night so didnt see the guard change or raise the flag. Beautiful at night tho. A lot of student practice dance activity. Some couple are dating and some tourists at night.

From a foreign perspective, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall and its surroundings are amazingly majestic. It's an incredible cultural landmark to visit when in Taipei. It has a walkable, clean, and very calming park near it where you can watch birds and turtles. There are also refreshments sold at a vending machine after that long walk.

Free attraction, combined with a trip to Taipei 101. Watching the guard change was a really good experience. People were waiting 15 minutes before the change so get there in time to have a good view. Allowing half a day is more than enough time. You can feed the fish at the pond, we also saw a kingfisher and crane finishing from the pond.

It’s a really impressive landmark and probably one of the most famous ones in Taipei. Went there on a really sunny and warm day so it’s recommendable to bring a sun umbrella to take photos from the outside or to take a stroll around the courtyard. The changing of the guards every full hour is really impressive. Because of the stairs and the crowd I’d go upstairs a little early so you don’t have to hurry up the stairs. At the ground floor (which has ac) some souvenir shops and also some galleries and exhibition.

A very informative story of Chiang Kai-shek especially when you read every details in this gallery area. Clean and we'll maintained place.

Very good. Been here several times, but I am never bored of the things here. Impressive.

Awesome place. Even after raining, the view looks so gorgeous. I could take my children to play around the front yard of majn building.

The metro station is just attached to this place through both green and red line, so very easily accessible... Nice place for photography & weekend visiting purpose...

Free entry to exhibits on a brief era of modern Taiwan history. Interesting to see the precision of the ceremonial changing of the guards of honor. Spacious surroundings great for a brisk walk or jog.

Nice place to spend an evening or take photos as much as you want. So spacious and free from crowds in the evening

雄偉的建築，見證著過去的歷史； 沒有對錯，勇往直前！

Good.

走走逛逛的好地方，很多鴿子

戶外教學去過下大雨雨傘還壞掉

最近適合去賞櫻花

(Translated by Google) nice and clean (Original) bagus dan bersih

(Translated by Google) great (Original) 讚

這兩株是今年開的最茂盛的！

(Translated by Google) Cherry blossoms are blooming (Original) 櫻花正開

中正丫A

2月份來到中正紀念堂的戶外空間，櫻花齊放，綠繡眼吸著花蜜，飛來飛去，賞花者，攝影愛號者，運動者....充滿著悠閒與歡樂！ 尤其是南洋杉...巨大進入眼簾...好似ㄧ個小森林！有空來走春走春，令人心曠神怡！

(Translated by Google) Cherry blossom viewing (Original) 賞櫻花

很久沒來了，距離上次造訪的時間少說也超過5年以上，今天就來紀念堂的大廳看看，真的與之前有所不同， 感覺上更多了些商業氣息，但她的富麗堂煌依然存在！

(Translated by Google) The cherry blossoms are blooming one after another, plum and sweet-scented osmanthus are fragrant everywhere, strolling in the park can relax your mood. (Original) 櫻花陸續綻放中，梅花與桂花處處飄香，在園區內悠遊漫步，可以讓心情放鬆。

(Translated by Google) Taiwan's post-war national building (Original) 台灣戰後一級國家建築

(Translated by Google) If you’re tired from walking, let’s have afternoon tea at the Tea House of the National Theatre! (Original) 走累了到國家劇院茶堂喝喝下午茶吧！

(Translated by Google) An open, relaxing, and good walking place, there are also exhibitions to visit 👍 (Original) 空曠、休閒、好散步的地方，裡面也有展覽可以參觀👍

(Translated by Google) 3D three-dimensional view of Taiwan exhibition, suitable for parent-child travel (Original) 3D立體看台灣展 適合親子共遊

(Translated by Google) Beautiful plum and sakura (Original) 漂亮的梅花和櫻花

(Translated by Google) You can enjoy cherry blossoms in Taipei's sightseeing spots. (Original) 台北市觀光景點，可以賞櫻花。

(Translated by Google) A good place to enjoy plum blossoms in spring (Original) 春日賞梅好地方

(Translated by Google) Amazed! (Original) 讚嘆！

(Translated by Google) awesome (Original) 太棒了

(Translated by Google) Full of culture (Original) 滿滿的文化

(Translated by Google) Oh (Original) 喔

(Translated by Google) It’s a great performance. If I perform again next time, I still want to watch it again. 😙😙 (Original) 非常非常棒的表演，下回若是再演出 還是會想再看一次啊這😙😙

(Translated by Google) A place to enjoy life, combining history and art culture (Original) 很享受生活的地方，結合歷史與藝術文化

(Translated by Google) Both day and night are not bad There are occasional exhibitions to participate in 3D angle of view is well shot (Original) 白天跟晚上都還不錯 偶爾還有展覽可以參加 3D視角滿好拍的

(Translated by Google) Majestic building, clear visiting route and excellent environment (Original) 建築雄偉，參觀路線清楚、環境優

(Translated by Google) Great place to play on weekends (Original) 週末來玩的好地方

(Translated by Google) Great place, full of stories, heart surging Patriotic feeling☀️ very beautiful place (Original) 很棒的地方 充滿故事 內心澎湃 愛國的感覺☀️ 很美的地方

Awesome place ! I always visit CKS especially when their have cherry blossom tree. There is a pond full of koi fish , you can feed the fish with only 10元. Feeding the fish in the pond is allowed.

Very nice place for city families. Park area is big and beautiful. Fish feeding is allowed around the lakes, and vending machines for fish feed are available too. Kids just love this place. And it's the season for cherry blossoms in the gardens.

One of the best places in Taiwan! If you come to Taipei, Don't missed out this beautiful place! ❤️❤️❤️

This building houses a permanent exhibition on Chiang Kai-shek along with spaces for exhibitions and lectures. The CKS exhibition is free with other exhibitions costing in the region of $350 each. They have recently updated the CKS exhibition to make it a bit less dry. It focuses on his life from birth to death and contains both personal items and awards. There is quite a lot to get through and thankfully (for me anyway) most of it is presented in English and Chinese. If you enjoy history it’s a interesting look at someone who was clearly a complex man with a somewhat controversial role in the history of China and Taiwan.

A beautiful representative landmark in Taipei. Wonderful to walk around the grounds day or night. Wonderfully maintained as well, absolutely worth a visit.

The National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall (Chinese: 國立中正紀念堂) is a famous national monument, landmark and tourist attraction erected in memory of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, former President of the Republic of China. It is located in Zhongzheng District, Taipei. The monument, surrounded by a park, stands at the east end of Memorial Hall Square. It is flanked on the north and south by the National Theater and National Concert Hall

Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall, this memorial hall was built in 1976. After a year of death of Mr. Chiang Kai-Shek. This is one of the places where almost everyone came to Taipei to visit here. The area behind me you see is the main gate, there is a gate of 16m high and weighs 75 tons, the two sides are the national theater and national concert house. And frond of me is the memorial area. To walk up there and visit inside, you have to go through exactly 89 steps is the age of Chiang Kai-Shek. White color is the symbol of the sun, the blue tile roof symbolizes for the blue sky. The architecture of this memorial hall is according to Chinese architecture. When going inside, you will see the Mr. Chiang Kai-Shek statue is in the middle. And above the statue, there are 6 words. Those 6 words mean Ethics, Democracy, and Science symbolize his way when he led Taiwan. He is one of the people who was respected by the people of Taiwan but in return, the Chinese government hated him much because in the past he was on the reform, democratic side. On the top of the roof is a white sun image on the blue sky, this is also the picture in Taiwan's flag. And 12 rays of light come from the sun, symbolizes 12 months of the year or 12 hours per day. There are many deeper meanings but I don't mention it here the basic meaning is that. The remarkable thing here is changing the working shift ceremony. They make fast, steady and extremely precise movements. The changing shift will take about more than 10 minutes and will perform once every 1 hour. At the bottom of the memorial is the area the same as the museum to display tools and costumes that Chiang Kai-shek used when he was alive as well as pictures of Chiang Kai-shek activities in the past. And I think it quite similar to Ho Chi Minh memorial hall in Ha Noi, they both impressed me with these two famous people.

A must-see in Taipei. Absolutely gorgeous architecture, beautiful gardens, and easy MRT access

地方大而廣 。

(Translated by Google) Thumbs up (Original) 讚

有很多人喜歡在這裡散步，乾淨，有鳥語花香，松鼠，樹林，還有每個整點莊嚴肅穆交接的禮兵儀式。在這裡放鬆身心的地方。蛋蛋跟我都喜歡這裡的一切。

櫻花開了，大部份八重櫻已結束，大漁櫻則盛開中。

不錯的散步地點，最近櫻花樹開，可以來看看。

在市區裡能有這般風景恐怕很難找得到！

Maintained properly. Majestic. Has a lot of space and park

Revolver next to it is not a good place for mentally stable people.

(Translated by Google) Square (Original) 廣場大

天氣晴朗，出來走走，緬懷先人。

On both sides of the permeable trail from the hall to Xinyi Road and Jiaomen on Hangzhou South Road is the native cherry blossom area of ​​the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Park. There are currently more than 50 mountain cherry blossoms (also known as Feihan Sakura) Sakura belongs to Rosaceae (Rosaceae), Prunus (Prunus) in plant classification, with 5 petals and many stamens. There are about 200 species of Plum in the world, mainly distributed in temperate regions of the northern hemisphere, and there are about 10 species in Taiwan. Taiwan is located in the subtropical zone, and most of the common varieties are those that can withstand high temperatures. Among them, the mountain cherry is the most common and the most representative cherry blossom in Taiwan.

適合拍照，曬太陽

百花盛開 有魚池可以餵魚 都市中休閒的好地方

很多人在外拍

佔地如此之大的一個場所....

非常漂亮的建築物，可謂是「中華民國美學」的最佳典範。 但以轉型正義的角度看來的確已經不合時宜，如何在保存閱兵交接等看點的情況下做到轉型正義仍須思考。 或許國父紀念館可以與這裡替換，因為顯然多數台灣人尊敬的是為民主政體革命11次的國父，而不是敗逃共產黨，獨裁台灣的蔣勢力。

園區的花卉養殖的非常漂亮！

攝於2021/2/10 當天剛好小富士櫻滿開！非常漂亮！大漁櫻也開了一整排，很舒服很喜歡。推薦🌸💛 *小富士櫻在從大門口進來後往樂活花園走，在石橋旁邊；大漁櫻在中正紀念堂主堂區正後方

空間寬廣，遛小孩的好地方。

初四出來走春，可是人潮真的是很多；最令我驚訝的是遇到「賣臺政客」邱毅，OMG OMG OMG差點破壞了我的好心情，真奇怪春節假期不待在他的「祖國」跑來「臺灣」來做甚麼？好險美景如詩，櫻花盛開的景象足以讓我壓壓驚，心曠神儀的大晴天跟微涼的天氣真的很適合出去走春。自由廣場的腹地廣大，是臺北市中心難得一見的大廣場。

台北週末小孩放電好地方！ 前提是要有好天氣👍🏼 太陽很充足，可看憲兵交接💪 自備腳踏車，小球可讓小孩放電一整天👍🏼

花開了，很美~

環境莊嚴肅靜 呈現歷史文物該有的特色

憲兵很帥！！！！

(Translated by Google) Magnificent building (Original) 宏偉壯觀的建築

1.整點儀隊交接，可以看一下。2.四周公園環境可以看一下。3.內部展覽廳可以看一下。

(Translated by Google) Sunny day, there will be pictures sparkling (Original) ngày nắng đẹp sẽ có những bức ảnh lung ling

(Translated by Google) many people (Original) 人很多

(Translated by Google) Really good (Original) Bagus banget

(Translated by Google) 2021, 2, and 10 cherry blossoms are beautiful (Original) 2021、2、10櫻花狠美

(Translated by Google) Guard transfer looks good (Original) 衛兵交接好看

(Translated by Google) 🌸Welcome to Spring in the third year🌸 🌸Blessed to live in Taipei No need to run too far, no traffic jam You can see many cherry blossoms It’s just that ‘’Foreigners’’ has a lot of fans😅 (Original) 🌸初三走春🌸 🌸住在台北市的真有福 不用跑太遠 不用塞車 就可以看到許多櫻花了 只是‘’外籍人士‘’粉多😅

(Translated by Google) The cherry blossoms are so beautiful ㄅ And the prestige of the military police (Original) 櫻花太美了ㄅ 還有憲兵的威風程度

(Translated by Google) Good dining environment, good atmosphere (Original) 用餐環境佳 氣氛好

(Translated by Google) Walking around the square at night presents a different view from the daytime. It is a rare place to slow down and adjust the pace of life in the city center. (Original) 夜間漫步廣場，與白天呈現不同景緻，是難得可以在城市中心放慢生活步調，調整節奏的好去處。

(Translated by Google) Cherry blossoms bring the breath of spring! (Original) 櫻花盛開帶來春天的氣息！

(Translated by Google) It is very suitable for taking children around, and now the cherry blossoms are blooming beautifully. (Original) 非常適合帶小孩來走走跑跑，現在櫻花開得很美。

Nice building, there is a small park behind, however it too hot in the summer

A place that has many folds of history, story, the beauty of architecture, and landscape inside in his heart. A place deserved to be the heart of Taipei. It has many historical artifacts, buildings, architecture, and beautiful landscapes for Instagram pictures. A beautiful place to be remembered in memories of your journey🌿

The memorial place has the awesome view which can be observed from the highest point. In certain time there is a special march with some officers. The area around is also very nice. Nearby is the small pond into the park with some of the bridges.

Despite the controversy surrounding the name, it remains a landmark in the heart of Taipei. Worth visiting for anyone who wants to get away from the bustling streets of the capital city.

Not to crowded in the morning. A cultural landmark and tourist attractions in Taipei.

Love this place very much... there are unforgetable moments here with my friends.

Very well kept garden and plants. Good for a stroll with elders and kids.

Beautiful place! I was able to walk around so much with no problems. There were people in the main area doing videos, snacking, and just hanging out which was great to see. A must visit if you have a couple of free hours on hand :)

This is my favorite family playing ground. My daughter really loves feeding the fish, birds and squirrel here (only fish feeding is legal tough). You can buy Fish food at vending machine scattered inside the park area. 10NT for each package.

Great memorial hall with the amazing park view. Also provide muslim prayer room.

In addition to many years of political issues arguing about whether to continue to commemorate the dictator Chiang Kai-shek, this memorial park is a place worth walking, especially the large square inside, the pools and the tree-lined trails next to it. There are two huge parking lots entrances beside, one is from Ai Gwuo east road and the other is from Shin Yi road.

A cool area a bit away from downtown. Big square with a lot of amazing architecture. Good picture taking spot. I would recommend going here if you are around the area.

A famous memorial hall in taipei that remembering the first president of TAIWAN. it's a great place for a tourist or local families to bring the children's to a knowledge about the Taiwan history.

One of the most beautiful landmarks of Taipei. In spite of the controversy of the name, it's totally worth visiting.The memorial is in the middle of a huge esplanade, flanked by the national theatre and the national concert hall. All of those structures simulate beautiful traditional Chinese pagodes. Furthermore, the memorial as well as the other structures are surrounded by a beautiful garden with sculptures so it is perfecto to just go and relax by walking across it. The memorial hall stores indoors a museum about Chiang Kai Sheik life's as well as Taiwan's history. It's a must go if you are in the country, and the views are gorgeous. I highly recommend to book in advance tickets to watch a performance in the theater or listen to a Chinese traditional concert.

Very iconic monument in Taipei. You will be first amazed to see how big the statue of 蒋介石 is. The building is so big that you require a lot of time to go around of this park.

We really loved hanging out and exploring this place. Took lots of photos. We didn’t have enough time to explore the whole place. There were also some exhibitions but we didn’t go to them. Lovely place for picnic, sightseeing and spending a day here. Very helpful kind people.

Impressive both outside and in with gardens and architecture and just vastness while maintaining so much detail. The permanent exhibits inside were very interesting and the temporary ones were varied. I didn't realize how many things would be going on there, so I didn't plan enough time, but really enjoyed the area.

This national monument of Taiwan has a grand memorial hall with beautiful gardens and a well-kept compound! Chiang Kai-Shek Memories Hall is a must-visit destination in Taipei. It is a popular tourist attraction in Taiwan. The place is huge and it was lovely to take a stroll and to explore the beautiful gardens. The changing of guards is one of the main attractions which take place every hour. It was a good experience to witness the ceremony.

Huge "park" that is open to the public for free. It has three main buildings, the national theatre, national concert hall and the memorial hall. I only managed to climb up the memorial hall (about 100 steps) to take a photo of the statue. If you want to view the guards change out parade, it happens at every hour. A nice place to visit and chill if you have nothing much to do.

Hard not to notice this commanding attraction at the heart of Taipei. Each side has a marvelous architecture. There are also restaurants inside. It’s one of those Taipei attractions that you can easily visit on your own, not prompting you to book through an agency or a travel website in advance.

A must visit for anyone visiting Taipei. It isn't difficult to get to with great photo opportunities. There's also changing of the guard ceremony on the hour every hour from 9am to 5pm. Definitely an experience witnessing the whole ceremony.

The Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, named after the first president of the Republic of China (now Taiwan), is a can't miss attraction in Taipei. It's not only a group of impressive buildings, but a splendid garden and place to relax. The bronze statue of the man is also very striking, and if you come at the right time, you can see the changing of the guard ceremony. This is a place that should take you a few hours to see and to take in. Take your time.

Recommended for the view during sunset, sometimes guards come out during their schedule, not sure the exact time tho. Can get hot during summer around noon

An eye opener. Definitely a tourist spot to visit once. And the gardens along side of the memorial are relaxing to hang out in and perhaps have a picnic or a light jog. Just to add the changing of the guards was a nice few minutes of show.

One of the historically most important memorials in Taipei. Impressive architecture. Watch the changing of the guard. Beautiful surrounding park

This complex is beautiful and well worth a visit. The gardens are well kept and the buildings and memorial simply magnificent. So worth a visit! I'd recommend a stroll around the premises as it is so peaceful and pretty. Great spot to take photos too. The changing of the guard at CKS's memorial is impressive, taking place every hour at the half-hour, if memory serves me well.

It's a huge complex with 3 major buildings surrounded by trees. Changing of guards happens every hour. There's a "mall" below that mostly sells souvenirs. There is also a stamp station, but they don't provide any paper, also most of the time the ink is dried up. No entrance fee is needed.

My favorite place in Taipei! It's a majestic and amazing place to visit. Spacious, incredibly huge, and perfect to have your postal picture. If you are in Taipei you should add this place to your list.

Beautiful memorial place. You have to come during daytime and nighttime. If you come during daytime in summer be careful because the white floor could make your visit really hot.

A large and impressive square. Don't miss the hourly guard changing till 5pm. Some exhibits on the lower level has slanted political messages.

It's accessible via public transport. If you don't want to climb the stairs up to the main hall you can take the lift inside the building. Beautiful place to visit but can be hot during the summer.

Very interesting landmark with alot of history both good and bad depending on who you ask in Taiwan. Memorial is beautiful and a must visit. Make sure you go at the top of the hour to see the changing of the guard. Pretty neat to see

This is one of the most famous tourist attractions here. Very beautiful and peaceful on a nice day. They have some souvenir shops on the bottom. You can also see the changing of the guards. Yes, it is free to roam around and take pictures. Don’t forget to go up the steps.

I'm so proud of this place. The musicians are impeccable. Stunningly amazing. The organ inside is one of a kind fusion of Western and asian motifs. Truly gorgeous. I really love this place. So many fond memories.

Very cool architecture along with a beautiful park. The bottom floors host art exhibits that are worth checking out. In the main hall you can catch the changing of the guard every hour. A bit interesting though when thinking about the history. It is similar to having statues of Mussolini in Italy or Franco in Spain. A whole massive park dedicated to a dictator. Most countries have history that is not all sunshine but I’d be interested in making it a memorial to those who lost there lives under the brutal dictatorship. That being said Taiwan is far from the worst offending country when it comes to facing its past.

Loved the gardens and the powerful human rights exhibit that was on show during our visit. Pond with fish food dispenser machines was fun. Plenty of shade and seating to rest. Vending machines for drinks to help cool down. Trash and recycling bins located throughout to keep the area clean

Beautiful, historic place. The grounds are clean and well-kept and the structures, plus CKS's monument, are all grand and worth the visit. A definite must when in Taiwan!

Could spend forever in the exhibits on the bottom floor learning about 中正, such an interesting guy. I've been a few times, seen the guard change many times as well, always very cool. But the ting that always impresses me is the shrouding gardens, so amazingly beautiful, also you can buy koi food and feed the fish, such a nice experience

Fantastic monument to visit. On your must do list. From opening until closing at every full hour there's a change of guard. Do not miss that as it is indeed something you should see during your visit. Easily accessible via MRT and bus service.