[2025 Tainan Attraction] Travel Guide for Anping Old Fort (Updated Apr)

One Article to Plan Your Trip from Taipei to Tainan✌️ 📝Transportation: First, take the high-speed rail to Tainan High-Speed Rail Station, which takes about an hour and a half. Then, transfer to Tainan Railway Station to the city center, or take the free shuttle bus H31. The bus stop is right at the high-speed rail station entrance, but the drop-off point may not be convenient. You can ask the service desk which stop is best to get off at first. 🏨Accommodation: We recommend staying in the West Central District, which is convenient for transportation and has the most food! This time, I stayed at Somer Hotel, a new literary hotel. The room is quite large, and they offer drinks and small snacks, as well as free breakfast. Tainan is a city full of historical significance, with many historical sites to visit. It is also a coastal city, and the sunset on Yuguang Island is really beautiful😍 🏘️Tourist Attractions: ✅West Central District 📍Chihkan Tower 📍Tainan Confucius Temple 📍Hayashi Department Store 📍Tainan Art Museum ✅Anping District 📍Anping Old Fort 📍Eternal Golden Castle 📍Anping Tree House 📍Sunset Platform 📍Yuguang Island We also recommend Chimei Museum. Although it is a distance from Tainan City, the museum is very beautiful and very large, and worth a visit.

Tainan is a city rich in historical charm and a paradise for food lovers. It is a must-visit destination for many travelers heading to the southern part of Taiwan. From the Dutch architecture of Chihkan Tower to the Ming Zheng history of Anping Fort, every corner of Tainan exudes a strong historical atmosphere. Moreover, the food in Tainan is highly praised. Whether it's traditional beef soup, coffin bread, or innovative shrimp rice, the flavors are unforgettable! 😋😋 This trip is a food tour in Tainan, starting with

At the end of June in Tainan, the scorching sun illuminated the ancient brick walls of Anping Fort, making them stand out vividly. On that day, I, along with a few French friends, set foot on this historic land. Despite the sweltering weather, everyone's enthusiasm remained undiminished. As my friends listened to the historical tales of Anping Fort, they were filled with interest and respect for this structure that has witnessed centuries of history. Watching their attentive expressions, I felt a deep sense of pride, knowing that the stories of this land were quietly taking root in the hearts of my foreign friends.

Built in 1624, Anping Fort is one of the must-see attractions in Anping District, Tainan. It is one of the earliest fortress buildings in Taiwan and played an important role during the Dutch and Zheng rule periods. Due to years of destruction and reconstruction, the only authentic remains from the Dutch period are the brick walls of the outer city's southern wall in front of the castle. If you visit the historic site in summer, you can also enjoy bright white orchids and poinciana flowers in front of the castle. 📍Address: No. 82, Guosheng Road, Anping District, Tainan City 🕒Business hours: 08:30-17:30 🎫Tickets: Full ticket 70, half ticket 35 🚌Transportation: Tainan City Bus 2 to "Anping Fort" stop #Taiwan City Attractions

Tainan Anping Fort is a very important historical attraction in Anping, Tainan It can be turned into a historical monument. However, the interior is still very fashionable and photogenic. Friends who love taking photos should be able to capture many unique angles. There is absolutely no need to worry about the photos coming out badly. Especially the Internet beauties must come It is also very suitable for friends who like to appreciate historical sites. You can't miss the stairs that are so straight to the photo. There are many stairs here. The white wall above can be said to be an Internet beauty wall. Whether you like history, photography, or just travel, When you come to Anping, you can not only enjoy tofu pudding and delicious souvenirs, but also visit this unique castle! #Tainan #Anping #History

**🏰 Tainan Anping Castle | The Dutch's first stop in Taiwan! A 400-year-old red brick fortress** **💁‍♀️ Why come? ** "Anping Castle is not as simple as an ordinary monument! This is the oldest castle in Taiwan. Zheng Chenggong fought there in the 'Holan Cha City' built by the Dutch in 1624! Now there are still red brick walls and forts that are super-feeling. When you walk in, you will feel a strong sense of history." ### **🔥 5 Must-See Highlights** 1. **"Remnants of the Fort"** "Touch these red bricks. They are all ruins from the Dutch period. They are even harder than the bricks today! The old man said, 'I have seen Cheng Chenggong in every brick here'." 2. **“Observation Deck for Panorama”** "Climbing up the white watchtower, you can see the entire Anping Harbor, and you can even take pictures of super beautiful salted egg yolks at sunset!" 3. **"Cannon Photo Spot"** "There are still several ancient cannons on the castle. Children love to ride on them and pretend to be generals. Remember to take a majestic photo for them." 4. **"Cheng Chenggong Heritage Museum"** "It contains a replica of Guo Xingye's sword and letters, and an interactive screen explaining how to beat the Dutch. A must-see for history fans!" 5. **"Castle Light and Shadow Exhibition"** "There will be light projections after 6pm, and the whole castle will be transformed into a giant canvas. It's super atmospheric! (Weekend only)" ### **🍡Street Sweeping Recommendations** - **"Anping Tong Kee Bean Curd"** (3 minutes walk from the castle, the bean curd is so smooth that it looks like eating clouds ~) - **"Chou's Shrimp Roll"** (Crispy fresh shrimp roll, but also an ancestral secret recipe!) - **"Anping Honey"** (Try dried mango and dried guava, first choice for souvenirs!) ### **📌Practical Tips** - **Opening Hours**: 8:30-17:30 (last entry 17:00) - **Tickets**: Full ticket $70 Taiwan dollars (bargain!) - **Transportation**: Take Bus No. 2 from Tainan City and get off at "Anping Fortress Station" - **Best Time**: Weekday mornings (less crowded)/Twilight (best photos) ### **🎙️ Anecdotes from Old Neighbors** "Do you know why the bricks in the castle are so hard? Legend has it that the Dutch used glutinous rice paste + sugar water to build them, so they didn't collapse for 400 years! How can the condos be so durable nowadays?" ### **🚶♂️ Who is it for? ** - Kids who want to know more about Taiwanese history - Hipster who likes vintage architecture - Photographers who want to find beautiful scenery to take pictures **💡 How to play the cheapest? ** Buy "Anping Four Views Joint Ticket" (fort + tree house + De Kee Ocean + Evening Outlet), $100 to play all day! **🌟 Warm reminder**: After walking around the castle, remember to go to the nearby "Anping Old Street" to sweep the streets. Oyster pancakes, shrimp cakes, coffin boards... eat until you are full before leaving! 😋

📍Trip overview Taoyuan → Tainan → Taipei 2 days 🚇Transportation Taoyuan Airport → THSR Taoyuan MRT THSR Taoyuan → TRA Tainan THSR・TRA Fuward Hotel → Anping Bus Fuward Hotel → THSR Tainan Bus 📷Recommended photo locations Anping Old Fort In front of the THSR Tainan Station, there is a bullet train display🚄 🏠Recommended accommodation Fuward Hotel Tainan 💡Notes Day 1: If you try to buy a ticket on the day of the THSR, it is hard to find one available. It is best to make a reservation if possible. Day 2: The number of buses to Anping is limited. Also, the roads are congested on Sundays. 【Recommended spots】 1. Hayashi Department Store You can see a lot of souvenirs. Not very cheap 2. Yongsheng Canvas Store You can get nice bags at reasonable prices 3. Anping Old Fort You can enjoy the historical building. Just the right size [Recommended food] 1. Black sesame rice crackers from Ryoshokuso-tang. I picked one up at random at the souvenir shop in Anping Tree House, but it was a big hit! It's a Tainan manufacturer. I want to go to the store next time! [Recommended hotel] Area where the hotel is located: Opposite Hayashi Department Store Hotel name: Fuward Hotel, Tainan [Other points] There aren't many places to go at night around Hayashi Department Store. It's better to venture out to Shennong Street and aim for a store. It's not a good time to stroll around at night.

#Taipei Attractions When I stepped into the park of Anping Fort, a feeling of going back in time came over me quietly. This ancient castle stands in Anping District, Tainan, witnessing the changes in Taiwan's history. Walking on the stone steps of the ancient castle, you can seem to hear the echoes of history, and the footsteps and noise of the former soldiers seem to come to your ears. The red brick walls of the castle have weathered the years and still firmly guard this land. Climbing up the city wall, I looked out over the entire Anping District. The sea breeze was blowing gently, and the azure ocean and the green plains were intertwined, presenting a picturesque scene. This is not only a military defense line, but also a witness to Taiwan's history and culture. Whether it is the construction during the Dutch period or the subsequent wars and changes, they have left a deep mark in this ancient castle. Standing on the ancient castle, my heart is filled with awe for the past years. This ancient castle not only makes me feel the weight of history, but also makes me think about the stories that belong to this land.

📍Itinerary Introduction 🚩Travel route 🏖️Check-in attractions 🚇Transportation 📷Shadow Phase 🍜Special food 🏠Accommodation recommendations 1. Cambridge Hotel Tainan - Tainan Branch 💡Note: This is not my first time in Tainan. In addition to Shennong Street, it is also my first time to visit Anping Fort and Chimei Museum. Both are worth visiting. The museum is very big. Friends who like taking pictures can really stay for a long time. I also visited several different temples this time. Tainan is the place with the most temples in Taiwan. I will visit more different temples next time.

#2月好地方2025 Anping Fort, formerly known as Fort Zeelandia, is one of the most historically significant monuments in Tainan. In the 17th century, in order to control Taiwan’s trade and military, the Dutch built a castle here, which became the most important stronghold at the time. Later, Zheng Chenggong conquered this place and renamed it "Anping Town", thus starting the era of Han Chinese rule in Taiwan. Today, some red brick walls and artillery positions are still preserved in the castle, as if telling the story of past wars and changing circumstances. When you come to Anping Fort, you can not only climb up to the observation deck to overlook Anping Harbor, but also explore the cultural relics and historical materials in the museum and feel the prosperity of Taijiang Inland Sea in the past. In addition, the surrounding Anping Old Street, snacks and canal scenery are also fascinating. Strolling through the ancient monuments while tasting shrimp rolls and candied fruits, the perfect fusion of history and food is the most charming part of Anping Fort! #historical #architecture #travel #Taiwan #landscape #culture #check-in #tourism #photography #historical architecture

# Sign up for hotel trial sleepers in December Slow travel in Tainan: a journey where the ancient capital’s style blends with modern vitality Tainan, an ancient capital with a long history and rich culture, attracts countless tourists with its unique charm. On this trip to Tainan, I chose a slow tour to savor every detail of this city and feel its perfect fusion of simplicity and modernity. My journey started from the historic Chikan Tower. Climb up the ancient building and look out over downtown Tainan. The red brick city walls tell the story of the vicissitudes of time, while the tall buildings in the distance show the vitality of the modern city. This place is not only a witness to history, but also the best embodiment of the blend of ancient and modern times. The streets around Chikan Tower are lined with old houses, full of traces of time. Walking there feels like traveling through time and space, and returning to the past. Then, I came to Anping Castle. This was once a lively port, but now it has become a historical relic. The mottled city walls silently record historical changes, while the sea breeze blows gently, bringing bursts of salty sea breeze, which makes people feel relaxed and happy. Near the castle, I also visited the Anping Tree House. The huge banyan tree has intertwined roots and tightly wrapped the abandoned building, forming a strange scene that makes people admire the miraculous craftsmanship of nature. For lunch, I chose to enjoy the famous shrimp rolls and oyster omelette in Anping. Fresh ingredients and unique cooking methods make these snacks full of Tainan's unique flavor. Sitting at a roadside stall, tasting delicious food and admiring the scenery of Anping Port is a unique experience. In the afternoon, I went to the National Museum of Taiwan Literature. There is a large collection of Taiwanese literary works here, showing the development process of Taiwanese literature. The environment inside the museum is quiet, allowing people to calm down and read and think. Here, I felt the profound heritage of Taiwanese literature and learned more about Taiwan’s history and culture. In the evening, I strolled on Haian Road. This used to be an old street, but now it has been transformed into a gathering place for young people full of art. The graffiti on the walls are full of personality and show the vitality and creativity of young people. Roadside cafes with warm lighting make people feel comfortable and relaxed. For dinner, I chose a traditional beef soup restaurant. Delicious beef soup, paired with hot rice, makes me feel warm and satisfied on a cold night. Tainan’s beef soup is not only a delicacy, but also one of the representatives of Tainan culture. The next day, I headed to the Confucius Temple and the Grand Thean Hou Temple. The Confucius Temple is solemn and ancient, giving people a strong cultural atmosphere. The Grand Tianhou Temple is full of incense and people come to pray in an endless stream, which shows the faith and piety of the people of Tainan. During my trip to Tainan, I also tasted many other delicacies, such as danzi noodles, rice cakes, coffin boards, etc. These delicacies are not only delicious, but also represent Tainan’s food culture. In addition to historical monuments and delicious food, Tainan’s Garden Night Market also impressed me deeply. It's full of people, all kinds of snacks and rides are available, and it's full of lively atmosphere. Here, I feel the vitality and modernity of Tainan. This trip to Tainan gave me a deeper understanding of this city. It not only has rich history and culture, but also has the vitality and creativity of a modern city. The quaint streets, modern architecture, traditional food, and diverse culture all make Tainan a charming city. Before leaving Tainan, I once again strolled through the streets of the ancient city and savored every detail of the city. Everything here will become beautiful memories in my heart. Tainan is a city worth savoring and experiencing slowly. I look forward to visiting again next time.

Anping is a historic area in Tainan, Taiwan, where culture and nature come together to create a fascinating mix. The banyan trees are particularly noteworthy. The unique shape and powerful roots of this tree make it a popular tourist spot. A moment beneath a banyan tree is a rare experience of experiencing the beauty of nature and history. Anping is home to the Anping Old Fort, built during the Dutch colonial period. It is a great place to learn about Taiwan's history, and the surrounding gardens and coastline make it a great place to stroll. The streets are also lined with old traditional buildings and shops, making for a unique atmosphere. Anping also has a rich food culture, and Anping douhua and fresh seafood are a must-try. Local markets and food stalls offer Taiwanese snacks and souvenirs. Anping is a special place where history, nature and food culture come together to provide visitors with unforgettable memories. Be sure to visit Anping to experience Taiwan's rich culture. #0 Yen Travel Autumn

#9月好去2024 #台南景点 #热门景点 #台南旅行 1. **📍Location** Anping Fort is located in Anping District, Tainan City, close to Anping Port. It is one of the oldest Western-style castles in Taiwan and an important historical attraction in Tainan. *Explore Taiwan's historical treasures! * 2. **🕰️ Historical Background** Anping Fort was first built by the Dutch in 1624 and was called "Formosa City" at the time to protect the Dutch trade interests. It has since been rebuilt and expanded many times. *Witness the changes and development of history! * 3. **🏗️Architectural style** The castle's architectural style combines European military defense design with local materials. The walls are built with red bricks and stones, showcasing the construction technology and style of the time. * Admire the exquisite craftsmanship of ancient buildings! * 4. **📜 Cultural significance** Anping Fort is an important witness to Taiwan’s history, having witnessed the rule and cultural integration of different periods such as the Dutch, Spanish and Qing dynasties. *Experience the intersection of diverse cultures! * 5. **🖼️ Tourist Facilities** There is an exhibition area in the fort that introduces the history and culture of Anping Fort and provides space for tourists to take photos and rest. * Make great memories in history! * 6. **🌟Nearby attractions** There are many other sightseeing spots near Anping Fort, such as Anping Tree House, Anping Old Street, and Anping Harbor, so visitors can easily plan a day trip. *Perfect choice for a day trip! * 7. **🍜 Food Experience** There are many famous snack stalls and restaurants around Anping Fort, offering local specialties such as Anping tofu pudding, shrimp rolls and tempura, allowing tourists to enjoy the food while sightseeing. * Enjoy delicious food in a historical atmosphere! *

This time, I traveled to Tainan and visited one of its most iconic landmarks, the Anping Old Fort. This fortress has witnessed nearly 400 years of history, from Dutch rule, the Ming Zheng period, the Qing Dynasty, and Japanese occupation to the present day. It can be said that it has seen the evolution of the old city of Tainan Anping. Looking into its history, the Dutch built Taiwan's first fortress in 1624 in Dayuan (now Anping), which was then called Fort Zeelandia. Later, Zheng Chenggong drove out the Dutch and established the first Han Chinese regime in Taiwan's history, renaming the place Anping. This is the origin of the current name 'Anping Old Fort.' The Zheng family ruled here for three generations, so it was also called the 'King's City' at that time. During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, Taiwan was officially incorporated into the territory, and the political center shifted to the inner city (Chihkan Tower, Grand Matsu Temple). Anping Old Fort gradually lost its importance, and many buildings were later dismantled. For example, Shen Baozhen dismantled the outer city wall to build 'Eternal Golden Castle,' a typical case of robbing Peter to pay Paul 😆. Now, when I visit Anping Old Fort, I can hardly see the sea (just a glimpse in the distance), but hundreds of years ago, it was surrounded by the ocean. At that time, many cannons were installed around the fortress for coastal defense. There are many delicious foods near the old fort, especially shaved ice, which is very tasty 😋... You should give it a try. I stayed here for about 3 hours, enjoying food, drinks, and entertainment! 🚴: From Tainan Train Station, you can take the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Tainan 88 Anping Line, the Tainan Double-Decker Sightseeing Bus (West Loop), or City Bus No. 2 or 19 to Anping Old Fort Station. I recommend buying a one-day pass for the 88 Anping Line and 99 Taijiang Line for more convenient transportation. Ticket Prices: The tickets are quite cheap, with a full ticket costing 70 NTD, a half ticket 35 NTD, and free for Tainan residents with proof. Discounted tickets are also available online, which can be used immediately upon purchase.

#AugustGood Places 2024 #100 Ways to Travel In 1634, the Dutch who occupied Anping built the defensive fortress of Relanje City, also known as Orange City or Relanje Fort. In 1662, Zheng Chenggong captured the city and renamed it Anping Town, also known as Taiwan City, Anping Town, Anping City, Royal City, Hongmao City, and Chikan City. During the Qing Dynasty, when the Qing Dynasty destroyed the city of Relanzha and built another golden city, it was rebuilt by the Japanese. After World War II, it was called "Anping Castle". However, the only remaining remains of the real city are the old banyan trees in the south wall of the outer city wall. The brick wall was renovated by the city government in 1975 and is open for sightseeing from Monday to Sunday from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm. The full ticket is 70 yuan and the half ticket is 35 yuan. Citizens are free with their ID cards. Since the doors were closed at 17:30, I could only take a look at it from afar, but through the iron pillars I could still watch the ancient city illuminated by golden lights, showing the vicissitudes and vicissitudes of more than three hundred years.

Upon arriving at Anping Fort, the first thing that catches your eye is the main red brick structure of the fort and the towering watchtower. Many people head straight for the watchtower because from the top, you can overlook the entire fort and the city of Tainan. Of course, I did the same! Climbing up is not difficult, but the weather in Tainan is really hot, so it's recommended to come early or bring a water bottle to make it easier. The horizon where the sea meets the sky in the distance, and the sea breeze instantly makes you feel much cooler. The entire fort looks ancient and charming, and with the surrounding greenery, it's a perfect spot for taking photos and checking in. Inside the fort's exhibition hall, there are some simple historical introductions and artifacts. It's not as heavy as you might imagine; instead, it's like stepping into a corner of time, seeing a glimpse of early life in Taiwan. The gardens around the fort are lush with greenery, and the large trees provide plenty of shade. When you're tired from walking, you can easily find a bench under the shade to sit and rest, which is super comfortable. This place not only has historical traces but also a very relaxing atmosphere, making it feel like you can unwind for an entire afternoon. I heard there are many local delicacies nearby, such as tofu pudding and oyster omelets, so after touring the fort, it's also nice to take a few steps to find some food. In summary, Anping Fort is not just a historical site; it's more like a place where you can slow down and enjoy some leisure time. If you have time to visit Tainan, I highly recommend coming here for a walk. It won't disappoint you! 🕰️ Business Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM 💰 Admission: Full ticket 70, Half ticket 35 (Online ticket 65) 📍 Address: No. 82, Guosheng Rd., Anping Dist., Tainan City

Anping Fort Anping Fort, originally named Fort Zeelandia, is one of Taiwan's oldest forts, built by the Dutch in 1624. This fort not only witnessed Taiwan's early trade prosperity but also served as the center of Dutch colonial rule. The initial design of the fort included a square inner city and a rectangular outer city, highlighting its strategic defensive importance. In 1661, after Koxinga expelled the Dutch, he renamed it Anping and made it the residence of the Zheng dynasty, hence it was also known as 'King's City' or 'Taiwan City.' Today, visitors can still see the well-preserved southern wall of the outer city intertwined with old banyan trees, narrating over 300 years of history. Anping Tree House Anping Tree House was originally a warehouse of Tait & Co. During the Japanese colonial period, it was used by the Japan Salt Company along with the Tait & Co. building. After World War II, the warehouse was briefly used by Taiwan Salt Company but was later abandoned, allowing banyan trees to grow freely inside and outside the building, eventually creating the unique 'tree in house, house in tree' landscape seen today. This symbiosis of nature and man-made structures has made Anping Tree House a popular spot for exploration and photography. In 2004, the site was redeveloped with overhead iron walkways and wooden paths, making it easier for visitors to explore this unique historical landscape. Eternal Golden Castle Eternal Golden Castle, also known as 'Anping Big Fort' or 'Erkunshen Fort,' is a Western-style fort built during the Qing Dynasty to defend against foreign invasions. Designed by a French engineer, it features a bastion-style square structure with protruding corners, a concave center, and a moat, showcasing advanced military design concepts. After its completion, Eternal Golden Castle played a significant role in the Sino-French War and the First Sino-Japanese War. During the Japanese colonial period, the fort fell into disrepair due to lack of maintenance. After several restorations, it has now become a famous tourist attraction in Tainan. Every spring, the surrounding yellow trumpet trees bloom, adding to the scenic beauty of the site. Reflections Anping Fort, Anping Tree House, and Eternal Golden Castle bear witness to Tainan's rich and colorful history. Visiting these places is not only an exploration of history but also a journey back in time. At Anping Fort, standing beside the weathered walls, one can almost feel the intense confrontations between the Dutch and the Zheng dynasty, along with the subsequent centuries of change and decline. The remaining red brick walls and the old banyan trees climbing over them silently tell ancient stories. The existence of Anping Tree House amazes visitors with the marvelous combination of nature and man-made structures. The abandoned warehouse intertwined with the roots of banyan trees creates a unique landscape. It is both a natural wonder and a historical witness, evoking a sense of the power of time and the resilience of life. Eternal Golden Castle showcases the military wisdom of the late Qing Dynasty and the fusion of Chinese and Western technologies. This sturdy fort played a crucial role in wars, but as time passed, its military value diminished, and it has now become an important site for understanding history and appreciating architectural aesthetics. Walking through the area during the blooming season of the yellow trumpet trees, one can truly appreciate the harmonious beauty of history and nature. Overall, these three historical sites not only reflect Tainan's profound historical heritage but also demonstrate the city's commitment to cultural preservation. Tainan's historical buildings and cultural atmosphere are undoubtedly treasures not to be missed by history and culture enthusiasts. Each visit brings new insights and emotions.

#Literary Traveler Built in 1624, Anping Fort is one of the must-see attractions in Anping District, Tainan. It is one of the earliest fortress buildings in Taiwan and played an important role during the Dutch and Zheng rule periods. Due to years of destruction and reconstruction, the only authentic remains from the Dutch period are the brick walls of the outer city's southern wall in front of the castle. If you visit the historic site in summer, you can also enjoy bright white orchids and poinciana flowers in front of the castle. 📍Address: No. 82, Guosheng Road, Anping District, Tainan City 🕒Business hours: 08:30-17:30 🎫Tickets: Full ticket 70, half ticket 35 🚌Transportation: Take Tainan City Bus 2 to "Anping Fort" stop

#TravelWithMe #0YenTrip Tainan is a historical city in Taiwan and has many attractions. Here are some good things about Tainan: 1. Historical Attractions: Tainan has many historical buildings and temples. For example, Chihkan Tower and Anping Old Fort have great historical value and allow you to feel the history of Taiwan. 2. Delicious Food: Tainan is the gourmet center of Taiwan, especially famous for snacks and seafood. Tainan's douhua, danzi noodles, beef soup, etc. are worth trying. 3. Traditional Markets: Tainan's markets and night markets are lively. You can enjoy local specialties and cuisine at Flower Garden Night Market and Tainan Night Market. 4. Cultural Experiences: Tainan is rich in traditional crafts and cultural events. For example, Tainan Cultural and Creative Park offers art and craft exhibitions and workshops. 5. Relaxing atmosphere: Tainan has a more laid-back atmosphere than other big cities, and you can spend a leisurely time strolling through the historic streets. Tainan's charm lies in its deep history, rich culture, and delicious cuisine. Enjoy the charm of Tainan to the fullest through sightseeing and dining. #TaiwanTrip #Tainan

➖ Ruins of Fort Zeelandia “Since the mid-sixteenth century, the society dominated by indigenous peoples has begun to face waves of impacts from the arrival of outsiders. The offshore sandbank in Tainan where the Dutch built Fort Zeelandia belongs to the inland sea of ​​Taijiang. The Dutch spelled this place as Tayouan, Teijouan, etc., which should be derived from the name "Da Wan" at that time. Later, it was transformed into "Da Yuan" in Chinese characters. The name Tayouan also became the source of the name "Taiwan" later. "

Anping Fort is the earliest fortress building in Taiwan. It is an ancient city that has witnessed Taiwan’s nearly 400-year history and is one of the eight scenic spots. Take a stroll in the ancient town of Tainan and feel the traces of time and war! Anping Fort not only has a city wall with historical traces, but also has a museum that introduces historical culture. It is a trip where you can check in and learn about history and culture! 📍Address: No. 82, Guosheng Road, Anping District, Tainan City 💰Average consumption: Full ticket 70/Half ticket 35 🕰️Business hours: Monday to Sunday 0830-1730

#familytrips2024 Anping Fort, also known as Fort Zeelandia, stands as a resilient symbol of Tainan's tumultuous history and cultural heritage. Stepping into its ancient walls, we were transported back in time to an era of colonial conflict and maritime trade. The imposing ramparts and weathered cannons spoke of the fort's strategic importance in defending against foreign incursions and safeguarding Taiwan's sovereignty. As we explored its labyrinthine passages and commanding watchtowers, we could almost hear the echoes of soldiers' footsteps and the clang of metal against metal. Amidst the tranquil surroundings of Anping Fort, we felt a profound sense of reverence for the resilience and fortitude of those who once stood guard over this historic bastion. As we bid farewell to Anping Fort, our hearts filled with appreciation for the opportunity to connect with Tainan's rich cultural tapestry. Yet, our minds were already wandering to our next adventure: the

Anping Fort is one of Tainan’s most iconic attractions. Purchasing tickets directly on Trip is very convenient and cheaper than buying them on site (on-site purchase is NT$70, while purchasing on Trip is NT$63 at a 10% discount). After purchasing on Trip, a QR CODE will be provided, which you can scan with the staff at the entrance to enter. The environment in the park is well maintained and the guides are very good. In addition to the Asian tourists who travel independently, there are also some Western tourists who come to visit. It's quite interesting to follow the guide and listen to his introduction. But Tainan is really hot, so it is recommended to come earlier or around dusk, and you can also visit Anping Old Street at the same time, which will be more comfortable! #Anping Fort #AnpingSafe #Tainan Historic Sites

Title: “” Embark on a captivating journey through Taiwan’s rich tapestry of culture and cuisine. From the vibrant night markets of Taipei to the lush tea plantations of Nantou, immerse yourself in the flavors and traditions that define this island paradise. Indulge your senses with tantalizing street food delights, from steaming bowls of beef noodle soup to freshly grilled seafood skewers. Explore ancient temples nestled among misty mountains and modern art galleries tucked away in bustling city streets. Delve into Taiwan’s fascinating history through visits to historical sites like the National Palace Museum and Fort Zeelandia. Along the way, encounter warm hospitality and genuine smiles from the friendly locals who are eager to share their stories and traditions. Led by experienced guides, this immersive adventure promises to unveil the hidden gems and cultural treasures of Taiwan, leaving you with memories to cherish for a lifetime. Join us for a journey of discovery and delight in Taiwan’s Treasures. #cherryblossom2024 #freehotelstay #Taiwan

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The One Piece exhibition next to Anping Fort in Anping District, Tainan, has few exhibits, but there are still a lot of people. There is also a store selling One Piece peripherals next to it with a lot of things, but the prices are a bit high. #Good place for families

#Taiwan City Attractions Tainan City is the oldest city in Taiwan, the historical and cultural capital, and the intersection of the ancient and modern. The streets and alleys are full of rich history and culture. Ancient temples and historical buildings are treasures everywhere. Anping Fort, Chihkan Tower, Confucius Temple, Eternal Golden City, and even the popular attractions such as the Governor's Residence, Hayashi Department Store, and Museum of Fine Arts, all carry hundreds of years of Taiwan's historical and cultural stories. Walking down the street, you can feel Tainan’s unique “slow-living” rhythm and taste Tainan’s delicacies, from snack stalls to old shops, a parade that will satisfy your taste buds. The dishes not to be missed include eel pasta, rice noodles with small rolls, Chihkan coffin boards, rice dumplings, rice cakes, etc. 😋Remember to queue up in the morning to eat a bowl of beef soup and enjoy a refreshing breakfast. It is a unique itinerary when traveling to Tainan.

#Taiwan City Attractions We spent two days in Tainan, one day we went to Anping, and the other day we visited the historic sites in the Central and Western Districts: ⭕️Tainan Confucius Temple: It is the oldest Confucian temple in Taiwan, built in the 19th year of the Yongli reign of the Ming Dynasty (1665 AD). It was also the highest government-run institution of higher learning before the late Qing Dynasty, and is therefore known as the "No. 1 University in Taiwan." ⭕️Chihkan Tower: Founded by the Dutch in 1653, it was originally called "Provintia" (Provintia means eternity in Dutch), while the Han people called it "Chihkan Tower", "Fangzi Tower" or "Red Hair Tower". ⭕️Anping Tree House: It was originally a warehouse of Tak Kee Trading Co. After more than a hundred years, the warehouse had long been abandoned, but the banyan tree brought it back to life. The thick banyan trees have intertwined roots and have grown into the warehouse buildings, forming a strange sight of "house-tree symbiosis". ⭕️Anping Fort: Fort Anping was formerly known as Orange, Fort Zeelandia, Anping City, and Taiwan City. It is commonly known as Fort Sanmao, Fort Zeelandia, or Royal City. It was first built by the Dutch in 1624 and is the earliest city in Taiwan. ⭕️Anping Old Street: Located to the east of Anping Fort, it was the first street built by the Dutch in Anping, Tainan 300 years ago. It is known as "Taiwan Street" and "Stone Street", and is also known as "The First Street in Taiwan" and "Yanping Old Street".

#Taiwan City Attractions ⭕️Anping Tree House: It was originally a warehouse of Tak Kee Trading Co. After more than a hundred years, the warehouse had long been abandoned, but the banyan tree brought it back to life. The sturdy banyan trees have intertwined roots and have grown into the warehouse buildings, forming a strange sight of "house-tree symbiosis". ⭕️Anping Fort: Fort Anping was formerly known as Orange, Fort Zeelandia, Anping City, and Taiwan City. It is commonly known as Fort Sanmao, Fort Zeelandia, or Royal City. It was first built by the Dutch in 1624 and is the earliest city in Taiwan. ⭕️Anping Old Street: Located to the east of Anping Fort, it was the first street built by the Dutch in Anping, Tainan 300 years ago. It is known as "Taiwan Street" and "Stone Street", and is also known as "The First Street in Taiwan" and "Yanping Old Street". There are several attractions nearby to visit and countless authentic snacks waiting for tourists to discover. 📍Address: Anping District, Anping District, Tainan City 🕒Business hours: 08:30–17:30 for monuments, 10:00–21:00 for restaurants 🚌Transportation: Take Tainan City Bus 2 to "Anping Fort" stop