Taiwan’s places of interest (grade 2) are as follows:

1. Taipei National Palace Museum: Taipei National Palace Museum is the largest Chinese culture and art museum in the world, with a large collection of precious cultural relics. Including calligraphy, painting, ceramics, jade, bronze, etc. Here, children can learn about Chinese history and culture.

2. Tamsui Old Street: Tamsui Old Street is one of the most historical old streets in Taiwan. It preserves many traditional buildings and culture, allowing children to understand Taiwan’s history and culture.

3. Sun Moon Lake: Sun Moon Lake is one of the most famous scenic spots in Taiwan. It has beautiful lakes and spectacular mountains. It is a good place for children to do outdoor activities and appreciate nature.

4. Kenting National Park: Kenting National Park is the largest marine park in Taiwan. It has rich marine ecology and natural landscapes, allowing children to learn about marine life and the natural environment.

5. Alishan: Alishan is one of the most famous mountain scenic spots in Taiwan. It has a spectacular sea of ??clouds and beautiful sunrises, allowing children to appreciate the natural beauty.

The meaning of places of interest and related knowledge

1. Places of interest refer to tourist attractions with historical significance, cultural connotation and natural scenery. These scenic spots usually have high historical value and cultural significance, and are an important window for people to understand the history and culture of a place.

2. There are many types of places of interest, including ancient buildings, historical sites, cultural gardens, religious temples, etc. These attractions usually have unique historical background and cultural connotations and are important resources to attract tourists.

3. When visiting scenic spots and historic sites, tourists can learn about the history and culture of a place and appreciate its unique natural scenery and cultural landscape. In addition, by visiting scenic spots and historic sites, tourists can also improve their cultural literacy and aesthetic level, and increase their understanding of history and culture.

4. In order to protect these precious places of interest, the government and all sectors of society have taken a variety of measures, including promulgating relevant laws and regulations, strengthening repair and maintenance work, and conducting scientific research. At the same time, tourists also need to pay attention to civilized tourism when visiting, respect cultural relics protection regulations, and refrain from littering, graffiti, etc.