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Taipei is the poleetical, economic, an cultural centre o Taiwan. The Naitional Taiwan University is locatit in Taipei, as well as the Naitional Palace Museum, which haes ane o the lairgest collections o Cheenese airtifacts an airtwirks in the warld.
Taipei 101 ( Cheenese: 臺北101 / 台北101 ), formerly kent as the Taipei Warld Financial Center, is a landmark skyscraper locatit in Xinyi Destrict, Taipei, Taiwan. The biggin ranked offeecially as the warld's tawest frae 2004 til the openin o the Burj Khalifa in Dubai in 2010.
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The ceety o Keelung wis kent as Kelung or Keelung tae the Wastren warld durin the 19t century. Housomeivver, the Taiwanese fowk hae lang cried the ceety Kelang (Cheenese: 雞籠; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: Ke-lâng; leeterally: "rooster cage or hencoop"). It haes been proposed that the name Keelung wis derived frae the local muntain that teuk the shape o a rooster cag...
Keelung wis first inhabitit bi the Ketagalan, a tribe o Taiwanese aborigine. Its first contact wi the wast wis wi the Spainyie in the early 17t century, who built a fort in Keelung as an ootpost o the Manila-based Spainyie East Indies. Frae 1642 tae 1661 an 1663–1668, Keelung wis unner Dutch control. The Dutch East Indie Company teuk ower the Spain...
Keelung haes a fower-saison humid subtropical climate (Koppen Cfa) an is pairticularly notit for its heich rainfaw year-roond, wi an average o upwards o 3,700 millimetres (146 in), contributin tae its nickname o "Rain Port" (雨港). Winters are short an mild, whilst simmers are lang an hot, hintle like the rest o the island. Housomeivver its location ...
Ane o the maist popular festivals in Taiwan is the Mid-Summer Ghost Festival. The Keelung Ghost Festival is amang the auldest in Taiwan, datin back tae 1851 efter bitter clashes atween rivalin clans, which claimed mony lives afore mediators stepped in. The Ghost Festival of Keelung City Archived 2011-07-23 at the Wayback Machineis a reflection of T...
Travel guide tae Keelungfrae WikivoyageKeelung Harbor Bureau official website Archived 2010-01-23 at the Wayback Machine (in Inglis)Jung-gu is the central destrict o Ulsan, Sooth Korea. Its name literally means "Central Waird ". Maist o the population live atween the soothren border o the River Taehwa an Ring Road. The current heid o the destrict is Jo Yong-su ( Hangul: 조용수) (2007).
Jung-gu is a gu, or destrict, coverin the dountoun aurie o Daegu, Sooth Korea. It borders maist o the ither destricts o Daegu, includin Nam-gu tae the soouh, Seo-gu tae the wast, Buk-gu tae the north, an Dong-gu an Suseong-gu tae the east. The northren border is formit bi the Gyeongbu Line railwey, an the eastren border bi the Sincheon stream ...
Sooth Pyongan (P'yŏngannam-do) is a province o North Korea.The province wis formt in 1896 frae the southern hauf o the umwhile P'yŏngan Province, steyin a province o Korea till 1945, then became a province o North Korea. Its caipital is P'yŏngsŏng.
Afore 1945, maist o the territory that nou comprises Hoechang wis pairt o neebourin Songchon coonty. In 1952 fower tounships frae Songchon (Sungin-myon, Kuryong-myon, Rungjung-myon, an Taegok-myon) an ane frae Koksan (Pongmyong-myon) wur split frae their coonties an mergit tae form Hoechang Coonty.
