Located on Lixing Road, Taichung City, it is a Qing Dynasty northern palace-style building completed in 1970. It is one of the important places where the National Memorial Ceremony is held every year in central Taiwan. The total land area of ​​Taichung Martyrs' Shrine is 6186 square meters, and the construction area is 620 square meters. The overall building complex includes the following architectural elements: archway (located on Lixing Road), mountain gate, front hall, hexagonal pavilion (two), fish pond, main hall, Jingzhong Gate, etc.

Absolutely beautiful!

A very solemn environment, and very clean, suitable for the whole family to take a look and recommend 👍🏻

It seems like some people in the comments don’t understand what this place is about. This is the Martyrs' Shrine, a place where heroes and martyrs are honored and their souls rest in peace. It is not a tourist attraction. It’s not a place where the toilet needs to be big, clean and convenient for you to borrow. Those who are buried here are the revolutionary martyrs of the Republic of China, soldiers and civilians who sacrificed their lives in the Anti-Japanese War, and generals who fought against the Communists in the August 23rd Anti-Japanese War. There are also the deaths of military and police officers who have died in the line of duty in recent years. So what about the reconstruction by the Kuomintang? Do you want you to eradicate this place in order to remove Chiang Kai-shek? Know shame.

All loyal heroes rest here and pay tribute to them

There were not many people, but it was closed early in the morning.

The building is solemn and quiet. There are martyrs who have contributed and sacrificed their lives inside. You can go and remember them!

The place is beautiful and the space is large, but the main thing is to appreciate the architecture. In fact, there is no content to understand. The innermost part is where the memorial tablets of all the martyrs are placed.

(Translated by Google) Taichung North District Martyrs’ Shrine, referred to as Taichung Martyrs’ Shrine, is located on Lixing Road, North District, Taichung City, Republic of China. It is a northern palace-style building completed in 1970, imitating the Qing Dynasty. It is one of the important places where the National Death Ceremony is held every year in central Taiwan. It belongs to the "Taichung City Confucius Temple Martyrs' Shrine Joint Management Office" under the Civil Affairs Bureau of the Taichung City Government. Location: No. 30, Section 2, Shuangshi Road, 011, Jinhuali, North District, Taichung City, Taiwan Latitude and longitude 24.15472°N 120.67297°E Year of creation 1970 Regular Festival Spring Festival (Youth Day) March 29th in the National Calendar and Autumn Festival September 3rd in the National Calendar (Military Day) Taichung Bus: Bus No. 11, 41, 131, 142, 163 and get off at "Taiwan Sports University Stadium". Southeast Passenger Transport: Bus No. 7 to "Taiwan Sports University Stadium"; No. 67 to "Taiwan Sports University Stadium" or "Juguang New Town" and get off. Fengyuan Passenger Transport: Bus 270, 271, 276, 277 and get off at "Taiwan Sports University Stadium" or "Juguang New Town". Passenger Transportation: Bus 65 to "Taiwan Sports University Stadium" or "Juguang New Town" and get off. High Speed ​​Rail Express Bus: Get off at No. 159 to "Juguang New Town". United Passenger Transport: Bus No. 18, No. 50, No. 56, 59, No. 81 to "Taiwan Sports University Stadium" or "Juguang New Town"; No. 73 to "Juguang New Town" and get off. Changhua Passenger Transport: Bus No. 99 to "Juguang New Town" and get off. (Original) 臺中市北區忠烈祠，簡稱台中忠烈祠，位於中華民國臺中市北區力行路，是一座1970年完工的仿清代北方宮殿式建築。為台灣中部每年舉行國殤典禮的重要場所之一。隸屬於臺中市政府民政局所屬機關「臺中市孔廟忠烈祠聯合管理所」。 所在地 臺灣臺中市北區金華里011鄰雙十路二段30號 經緯度24.15472°N 120.67297°E創建年份1970 例祭春祭（青年節）國曆3月29日與秋祭國曆9月3日（軍人節） 公車臺中客運：11路、41路、 131路、142路、163路公車至「臺灣體大體育場」下車。 東南客運：7路公車至「臺灣體大體育場」；67路至「臺灣體大體育場」或「莒光新城」下車。 豐原客運：270路、271路、276路、277路公車至「臺灣體大體育場」或「莒光新城」下車。 全航客運：65路公車至「臺灣體大體育場」或「莒光新城」下車。 高鐵快捷公車：159路至「莒光新城」下車。 統聯客運：18路、50路、56路、59路、81路公車至「臺灣體大體育場」或「莒光新城」；73路至「莒光新城」下車。 彰化客運：99路公車至「莒光新城」下車。

It was closed too early...

A Qing Dynasty palace-style building built in 1970, it is one of the most important locations for the annual national ceremony in central Taiwan.

It used to be a Taichung shrine, but was converted into the Martyrs' Shrine by the Kuomintang. It's a pity that it's only open until 4pm, so I couldn't take more photos. More photos: Take photos with love first

Good

Very serene place

(Translated by Google) 9/24-9/25 Closed～ solemn (Original) 9/24-9/25休館～ 肅穆莊嚴

很安靜 人少 小孩可以盡情的跑跑，建築物很美，可以好好的拍照

(Translated by Google) The environment is clean and quiet.. It is suitable for walking. Feel about it. (Original) 環境清凈清幽.. 適合來走走.感受一下

(Translated by Google) The environment is quiet and clean, very well organized, (Original) 環境清幽乾淨，整理的非常好，