Things to Do in Tainan

One of the most important religious sites in Taiwan is an old temple complex filled with shrines and sculptures and noted for its architectural beauty.

Spend some time at this 17th-century Dutch fort, known for its classical Chinese architecture, statues and picturesque gardens.

Read heartfelt war correspondence, hear indigenous lullabies and learn about Japan’s 20th-century imperialism within this gorgeous monument. 

Discover insights into the early history of Tainan at the 17th-century stronghold that once helped to defend the city against attack.

Escape the noise of central Tainan by stepping into this 17th-century temple. Admire the elegance and beauty of this place of worship.

Join the locals as they walk, bike, sunbathe and enjoy the scenery of this pretty and diverse coastal area of Anping.

Take a break from the busy city in this lovely park, a popular recreational space and the site of some noteworthy cultural attractions.

Coast through mangrove swamps, go wildlife spotting and visit ancient temples and a whale museum at this expansive national park.

Stare at the mesmerizing sight of an old warehouse building that’s been engulfed by banyan trees, then walk through its rooms.

Explore incensed halls and appreciate the history of this 17th-century temple, with altars dedicated to Matsu, Taiwan’s God Mother. 

Statues, shrines, carvings, colorful architecture and legends of a powerful deity make this centuries-old temple well worth a visit.

Intriguing art installations decorate the sides and central islands of a long, central street with one of the city’s major night markets.

Join huge crowds of locals and enjoy the lively energy of an open-air market, while snacking on local delicacies, socializing and playing games.