Anping Tree House Admission Ticket

As usual, the KLOOK experience was great, no need to buy tickets at the counter since you just have to present your QR to enter instantly. By saving more time, you can explore the beautiful and amazing Anping Tree House longer and enjoy more. This place is highly recommended.

Visitors were allowed to enter and climb up the tree house, but it was difficult to take a paronomic picture of the house even from a distance as it was covered by trees. At the tree house were mirrors and banners introducing different types of banyan trees in Tainan and products made from them. Near the tree house was an interactive exhibition where visitors could try writing calligraphies and pay to collect stamps there. Next to the exhibition was a coffee shop which only accepts cash. Remember to bring enough cash to there so that you could enjoy the signature ice cream there. Note that you must order food (other than ice cream) or coffee to get a table inside the coffee shop. There was also a museum about the Tainan’s history as a port for foreign trades.

Nice attraction and caligraphy exhibition. Enjoyed roaming around the old house which is like a maze. Recommended for people visiting Tainan, Taiwan for the first time. Lots of walking and climbing stairs.

Anping Treehouse in Tainan, Taiwan, is a fascinating blend of nature and history. Once a salt warehouse, it's now overtaken by massive banyan trees. The roots and branches weave through the old brick walls, creating an eerie, enchanting atmosphere. It’s a must-see for history and nature lovers alike.

I love being close to nature. This treehouse is indeed one of a kind, a combination between human architecture and the natural world. Worth a visit!

The booking process was very smooth. Upon arrival, we just scanned the QR code to enter, which didn't delay our itinerary at all—it was very convenient. The treehouse itself has a unique view and is worth visiting; it's a great place to relax. We'll definitely visit again if we have the chance.

The inside of the tree house is very impressive. Each intricate branch is placed in its own place in the house. It is worth spending the ticket price to go in and watch it.

The treehouse is very large and great for kids to run around in, and it's perfect for taking photos. There's also a place to feed fish, the scenery is nice, and you can browse the souvenir shop. We encountered many tour groups there, so the indoor areas can get crowded easily.