Not letting the rain get the advantage, our first stop in Taipei leads us to a national monument: Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, in memory of the former Taiwanese president.
And we were just in time to watch the elaborate changing of the guards!
In the nearby 2-28 Peace Park, we took a refreshing stroll in the misty air.
A subway ride later on Dihua Street, we explored hundreds of small shops selling textiles and dried foods.
Lastly, at night, we visited the Shilin Market for some window shopping and street food dinner!
We’re really impressed so far with Taipei and Taiwan, great options if you’re interested in convenient and friendly traveling in Asia!
Such beautiful grounds must be a rainy season there. I remember hearing about Chiang Kai Shek as a child in school. Lots to see at the outside market. Interesting don’t see that many cars but lots of people throughout all the countries you have gone to. Had a friend born in Taiwan one of my best friends from work. Interesting dish you have Jennifer. Enjoy love ya both God bless
It looks like ceviche but without the fish LOL