Guesthouses of Chiang Kai-shek
The Guesthouses of Chiang Kai-shek (Chinese: 蔣公行館; pinyin: Jiǎnggōngxíng Guǎn) were built in order for former the President of the Republic of China, Chiang Kai-shek, to have places to stay while travelling on inspection tours and holidays around Taiwan. According to current Republic of China statistics, there are 30 Guesthouses on Taiwan which were used by Chiang during his lifetime. Many have been transformed into museums, art and literature centers, and tourist hotels.[1]
Distribution
- Grass Mountain Chateau at Yangmingshan in Taipei
- Yangmingshuwu
- Hanbilou in Nantou
- Daguan Pavilion in Lishan
- Sizihwan Guesthouse in Kaohsiung (now is the Xiziwan Art Gallery of National Sun Yat-sen University)
- Chengcing Lake Guesthouse in Kaohsiung
- Fuxing Guesthouse in Taoyuan
- Cihu in Daxi (houses the Cihu Mausoleum)
- Qilan Guesthouse
- First Guesthouse in Penghu
- Hehuanshan Pine Snow Guesthouse
- Kenting Guesthouse
- Alishan Honored Guesthouse
- Xitou Bamboo Hut
- Lushan Jingguang Mountain Villa
- Changhua Bagua Mountain Guesthouse
- Lishan Guesthouse
- Fushou Mountain Villa
- Jinshan Songtao Cabin
- Hualien Wenshan Guesthouse
- Chiayi Citizen Farm Guesthouse
- Kaohsiung Tengzhi Guesthouse
- Taichung Xieyuan Guesthouse
See also
References
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