At the top of the pagoda overlooking Sun Moon Lake. 

Ringing the giant bell at the top of the pagoda. 

At the base of the pagoda. 

Madam Chiang's pagoda at Sun Moon Lake, a 570 meter hike uphill to reach the pagoda. 

Sun Moon Lake. 

Another shot of the lake. 

From the rooftop viewing area of the Buddhist Temple. 

We stopped at a lakeside Buddhist Temple. 

A rainstorm was coming in on the lake which is in a somewhat similar mountainous setting to Lake Tahoe. 

At Sun Moon lake with the pagoda built by Madam Chiang, Chiang Kai Shek�s mother.
 

Trying to get the posing right. 

A better shot of the mountains. 

At a local Elementary school. 

We stopped to get a picture of these mountains enroute to Sun Moon lake because they were so jagged and pretty. The mountains are lush with palm and other tropical trees. The red sign says fresh corn for sale. There were many roadside vendors selling corn, fruit, etc. 

While we were ordering breakfast the local meter maid came by and gave us a parking ticket which we were obliged to pay at the nearby 7/11 store.
 

We stayed in Taichung last night where Diana's brother Jay served his mission. We had a custom-made breakfast made to order by a street vendor (han bao, dan bing with soy milk) and stopped at a little park and ate it. 

At dinner with the Lu family at the Chinatrust Hotel in Jhong Li.  

At the Jhong Li chapel. 

With the Tian family in the Ceramics district at Yingge. 

A close-up at the gates. 

In Jhong Li at the gates to Johnny's last apartment. 

With the Qiu family in Jhong Li. 

With Brother Qiu on the streets of Jhong Li.  

On the shuttle bus to get the rental car from the airport. 

At the train station in Muzha, south of the city.