Daxi Mausoleum — Daxi Mausoleum was originally the "Tou-liao Guesthouse," a very simple quadrangle. It was initially used to store documents and archives of the Presidential Office. In 1988, following the passing of former President Chiang Ching-kuo, his remains were interred at the "Tou-liao Guesthouse," which was then renamed "Daxi Mausoleum."

Daxi Mausoleum. Daxi Mausoleum was originally the "Tou-liao Guesthouse," a very simple quadrangle. It was initially used to store documents and archives of the Presidential Office. In 1988, following the passing of former President Chiang Ching-kuo, his remains were interred at the "Tou-liao Guesthouse," which was then renamed "Daxi Mausoleum.". Daxi Mausoleum was originally the "Tou-liao Guesthouse," a very simple quadrangle. It was initially used to store documents and archives of the Presidential Office. In 1988, following the passing of former President Chiang Ching-kuo, his remains were interred at the "Tou-liao Guesthouse," which was then renamed "Daxi Mausoleum." The mausoleum interior only contains Mr. Chiang's memorial hall and office, with simple furnishings that reflect his unpretentious lifestyle. The plum trees and cypress trees in the courtyard further enhance the elegant and refreshing atmosphere. Address: 桃園市大溪區復興路一段兩蔣文化園區 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Taoyuan