[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for Wenzhou St, Da’an District (Updated May)

Located within the campus of National Taiwan University, Drunken Moon Lake is like a hidden gem in the heart of Taipei. Despite its modest size, the lake attracts countless visitors and students with its unique serene atmosphere and picturesque scenery. The name 'Drunken Moon' is inspired by the beautiful sight of the moonlight reflecting on the lake's surface, evoking a poetic image of the lake gently caressed by moonlight. Leisurely Strolls by the Lakeside Entering the campus of National Taiwan University and walking slowly along the lakeside path, surrounded by lush trees and the crisp sound of birds, one can instantly forget the hustle and bustle of the city. There are many stone benches and small bridges by the lake where visitors can sit and quietly admire the shimmering beauty of the water. The interplay of tree shadows and water ripples, occasionally disturbed by a bird skimming the surface, adds a touch of liveliness to the tranquil lake. Drunken Moon Lake at Different Times of the Day The beauty of Drunken Moon Lake lies in its ever-changing charm throughout the day. In the early morning, a light mist gently covers the lake, like a thin veil, making the water appear more mysterious. As the sunlight pours in, the lake gradually brightens up, fresh and radiant. By evening, the sunset paints the sky red, and the lake reflects the afterglow, resembling a serene and beautiful painting. The lake is even more enchanting at night, especially under the moonlight, when the surface reflects the soft moonlight, truly living up to its name 'Drunken Moon'. Immersed in the Fusion of Nature and History Drunken Moon Lake is not only a scenic landmark of National Taiwan University but also a witness to the campus's history. The trees by the lake have seen generations of students' youthful years, carrying countless stories and memories. Every corner exudes a sense of historical depth, with lively students and leisurely strolling citizens creating a warm and familiar scene. Conclusion Drunken Moon Lake is an ideal place to relax and unwind. Whether you come here for a stroll, to relax, or to enjoy the tranquil lake and mountain scenery, you can feel the unique charm of this lake. For tourists visiting Taipei, Drunken Moon Lake is undoubtedly the best place to explore another side of the city and experience peace and leisure.

#4月好去地方2025 Walking into the National Taiwan University campus on Roosevelt Road Section 4 in Taipei City, the ancient red brick buildings and lush greenery interweave into a tranquil landscape. If the entire NTU campus is a living modern history, then the College of Arts is its most gentle and elegant chapter. The Faculty of Arts building complex is located on the west side of Coconut Grove Avenue. It consists of the old Law School (now the main campus of the Faculty of Arts) built during the Japanese colonial period, the Faculty of Arts Library, the main library next to it, and Fu Garden. The buildings are mainly in the red brick Western style of the Showa period, combining European colonnades with Japanese proportions, exuding elegance in solemnity. The years have left mottled marks on these red brick walls, and have also precipitated a depth of knowledge and thought. Whether you are strolling along the stone path in front of the main entrance of the School of Arts in the morning, or sitting by the Fu Garden Pond in the afternoon listening to the birds singing and reading, this place is like a quiet book in the city, allowing people to naturally slow down their breathing and pace. Especially in spring, when the banyan trees are green, light and shadows interweave, and the sun shines on the corridors of the School of Arts, it feels like you are in a prose poem with knowledge as the protagonist. There are many distinctive research institutes and exhibition spaces in the academy, such as the Institute of Linguistics, the Institute of History, and the Institute of Chinese Language and Literature. Open lectures and art exhibitions are often held. If travelers are lucky enough to come across them, they may as well stop and listen, and feel the spirit of freedom and diversity in the literary tradition of NTU. Particularly worth mentioning is the Faculty of Arts Library, which has a rich collection and a quiet space where both students and tourists can visit and read. Before leaving, you may want to go to Coconut Grove Avenue and look out at the magnificent building of the National Library from afar, then walk into the Gongguan business district across the street to look for bookstores or old coffee shops. You can slowly transition from the academic world to the pulse of the city and experience the unique rhythm of life around NTU. The College of Liberal Arts at National Taiwan University is not only a symbol of a higher education institution, but also a cultural landmark that can be "traveled". Here, you don’t need to be a scholar, nor do you need to come with a purpose. All you need is a heart willing to listen to the whispers of history and ideas, and you can embark on a quiet and beautiful journey of both intellect and emotion.

During my recent visit to Taipei, Taiwan, I had the opportunity to explore the vibrant residential district of Da'an (#大安區). Known for its bustling streets, cultural landmarks, and a harmonious blend of modernity and tradition, Da'an provided a captivating glimpse into the daily life of Taipei's residents. From the charming neighborhoods to the bustling markets, my experience in Da'an was a delightful immersion into the fabric of local residential living. As I wandered through the streets of Da'an, I was immediately struck by the district's unique charm. Tree-lined boulevards and picturesque alleys lent an air of tranquility to the bustling cityscape. The district's residential areas showcased a diverse array of architectural styles, ranging from modern high-rise apartments to traditional townhouses, each with its own distinct character. Exploring the neighborhoods of Da'an, I observed the harmonious coexistence of residential spaces and commercial establishments. Local residents went about their daily lives, creating a lively yet welcoming atmosphere. The streets were lined with an eclectic mix of small shops, cozy cafes, and neighborhood eateries, offering a tantalizing array of local delicacies and international cuisines. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee and sizzling street food filled the air, beckoning passersby to indulge in the culinary delights on offer. One of the highlights of my visit was immersing myself in the vibrant street markets that dotted the district. Gongguan Night Market, in particular, stood out as a bustling hub of activity. Stalls brimming with colorful merchandise, from clothing and accessories to unique handicrafts and souvenirs, lined the narrow lanes. The market was a vibrant tapestry of sights, sounds, and flavors, where locals and tourists alike engaged in lively bargaining and sampling delectable street food. The bustling energy of the night market provided a glimpse into the vibrant social fabric of the community. #報名郵輪試坐員#

#Taiwan Attractions Life is too busy sometimes. Sometimes I want to stop. Quietly feel the people and things around you. Strolling along the bustling Zhongshan North Road, Through those red brick arches, Feel the splendor of Taipei in the past. Then get into the subway, Arriving at the National Taiwan University's Gongguan, Slow down in residential areas. Wandering aimlessly through the alleys. Buy a poetry book at a second-hand bookstore. Take it to a hipster coffee shop, Order a cappuccino. He hummed those verses while drinking. The meaning of life lies in whether you understand it. Sometimes if you slow down and empty your mind, you might gain more.