National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall

We offer free wireless Internet access through CKSMH Free WiFi and iTaiwan.
Service Coverage: Eight Wi-Fi hotspot locations in Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall and the surrounding park’s roofed corridors. These include the Gate of Great Loyalty, Gate of Great Piety, classroom No. 2 in the park area, Educare Service Center, Yun Han Pond, and around the park restrooms.

The flag-raising and lowering ceremonies are divided into summer and winter schedules. The summer schedule runs from April 1 to September 30 each year, with the flag raised every morning at 6:00 AM and lowered at 6:10 PM in the evening.
During the winter season, which runs from October 1 to March 31 each year, the flag is raised at 6:30 AM every morning and lowered at 5:10 PM every afternoon.

The main hall’s “Three-Level Lights” and the park lights are usually turned on at sunset in accordance with the Central Weather Bureau's automated schedule. On holidays, the roof lights (including the main hall, Gate of Great Loyalty, Gate of Great Piety, and Liberty Square Arch) are also automatically turned on at sunset. The lights are turned off at midnight on both regular days and holidays.

The circular path and roadside parking lot within the park are only accessible to those who have applied and been approved for business purposes. According to the CKSMH "Vehicle Control and Parking Management Guidelines,” vehicles being driven within the park must not exceed a speed of 20 kilometers per hour, and horns must not be used without reason. Temporary passes issued to drivers also include a warning to drive slowly (speed limit of 20 km/h), yield to pedestrians, and park in designated areas. To strengthen management, all security personnel are requested to remind drivers of these rules and to enforce them upon entry.

Yes, please contact the information desk at 02-2343-1100, ext. 1124.

If members of the public come across excessive noise, please call security at 02-2343-1100, ext. 1178 to report it, which will then investigate and provide guidance.

Our flagpole here stands at a height of 30 meters, which is different from the usual flagpole height. The longer a flagpole, the more it is affected by the wind at its tail end. If we increase the size of the national flag, it may be subjected to greater wind force than it can withstand. This may cause the flagpole to bend, which would be difficult to repair and expensive to replace. Moreover, if the size of the national flag exceeds the height of the average person, it may cause inconvenience during the flag-raising ceremony. Therefore, considering all these factors, the current length of the flagpole and the size of the national flag are appropriate, and we consider it advisable to maintain the current size of the national flag.

The Memorial Hall is open every day from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, except when it is closed for special occasions such as Chinese New Year's Eve, the first day of the Chinese New Year, 228 Memorial Day, annual maintenance days, or when natural disasters cause the suspension of work in Taipei City.


※Military Honor Guard Ceremonial Patrols and Drills (effective from July 15th, 2024)
1. Daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, conducted hourly, totaling 9 times per day (approximately 15 minutes each):
　9:00 AM, 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 12:00 PM
　1:00 PM, 2:00 PM, 3:00 PM, 4:00 PM, 5:00 PM
2. Location: Democracy Boulevard in front of Hall stairs
3. Drills will be canceled when it rains.

The plaza in front of the arch at Liberty Square is managed by the National Performing Arts Center’s National Theater and Concert Hall. To apply for use of the space, please call 02-3393-9732. The Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Park has a designated area east of the flag-raising platform that falls under our jurisdiction. Within the park, there are certain venues available for hosting events. However, applications must be made in accordance with the guidelines for facility application and usage. If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact our Cultural Resource Division at 02-2343-1100, ext. 1157.

Visitors are allowed to bring their pets or other animals into the park as long as they take appropriate protective measures and clean up after their animals to maintain park safety and cleanliness. Violators will be warned by park staff or security personnel in accordance with Point 8 of the Management Guidelines for the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Park. If visitors refuse to comply, the police will be called to handle the situation in accordance with the law.