Next door to Taiwan's most famous attraction, the National Palace Museum, is a lovely little garden. It's a reproduction of a typical Song dynasty garden, complete with ponds and pagodas.
One of the lakeside pagodas.
Fowl and fish populate the area, always happy to get a handout.
Here's a nice sculpture depicting a typical transaction from the times, not your usual, heroic theme.
If you can't attract the real thing, time to reproduce it. A concrete crane. And come to think of it, the river also isn't real. It's a slippery slope to authenticity. A Stonehenge-worthy bench layout.
Another angle, another pagoda.
One of the lakeside pagodas.
Fowl and fish populate the area, always happy to get a handout.
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If you can't attract the real thing, time to reproduce it. A concrete crane. And come to think of it, the river also isn't real. It's a slippery slope to authenticity. A Stonehenge-worthy bench layout.
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