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Before the Burj Khalifa in Dubai claimed the title in 2010, Taipei 101 was the tallest skyscraper in the world. There are 101 above-ground floors and five basement floors in the 1,667-foot building. To withstand earthquakes and typhoon-level waves, the skyscraper was built. The exterior of the buildings is supposed to imitate bamboo, a sign of resilience.
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Chiang Kaishek Memorial Hall
Miniatures Museum of Taiwan
Taipei Zoo
Taroko Gorge National Park
Taipei Eye
Taipei National Palace Museum
National Revolutionary Martyrs’ Shrine
Lin Famili Mansion and Garden
Shifen Waterfall
Fulong Beach
Hsing Tian Kong
Miramar Entertainment Park
Yehliu Geopark
Longshan Temple
Museum of World Religions
National Theater and Concert Hall
Sun Yat
Maokong Gondola
Songshan Cultural and Creative Park
National Taiwan Museum
Alishan National Scenic Area
Beitou Hot Spring Museum
Fort san Domingo
Shilin Night Market
Daan Forest Park
Xing Tian Gong
Yangmingshan
Paoan (Baoan) Temple
Sanxia
Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines
Suho Memorial Paper Museum
Elephant Mountain (Xiangshan Hiking Trail)
Dihua Street
Huaxi Street Night Market
Hell Valley (Geothermal Valley)
Treasure Hill
Presidential Office Building
Taipei Confucius Temple
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