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There is an enclosure at this zoo where you can feed these colorful Lorry parrots apples. They fly right onto your arms and hands. This one decided he liked Kai and stayed with him long after his apple was eaten. Much like myself, the parrot seemed to like shiny things.
Outside of Quiessence at The Farm at South Mountain, on the bench in the secret garden. We made out for a while after this picture was taken ; )
The Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall sits in the middle of a large public space. The entrance is marked by a graceful archway, with five arches in total. Going through the arches, the visitor enters "Democracy Square" with the National Concert Hall to the left and the National Theatre on the right. Walking through first the square and then down Democracy Boulevard, you will reach the Memorial Hall. Changing of the Guard takes place hourly and is quite interesting to see. Climb the steps to the top and there, under the Taiwan flag, is the statue of Chiang Kai-Shek.
The Hall has a few permanent exhibitions on Chiang Kai-Shek and also on the Taiwanese people's journey to democracy.