Coses per fer a Tainan

Ahir vaig visitar l'esperada exposició especial "El Rei d'Egipte" al Museu Chimei! Tot i que havia comprat les entrades en línia amb antelació, com que no havia reservat una franja horària, en arribar vaig haver de treure un número i esperar pacientment que em cridessin per poder entrar. Va ser una mica decebedor no veure les piràmides ni les mòmies, i també vaig perdre més temps fent cua, però poder veure amb els meus propis ulls les precioses relíquies egípcies i sentir l'encant misteriós de l'antiga civilització, encara va valer molt la pena. Va ser un viatge intel·lectual molt gratificant!

Price: Includes a TWD 50 voucher that can be used at the restaurant. At the Ten Drum restaurant, it can only be used for set meals. The TWD 50 meal includes rice, vegetables, soup, side dishes, snacks, and a drink, which is very nice. Experience: There are drumming performances at 11:00 AM and 3:00 PM. The restaurant and some experience facilities (closed from 11:45 AM to 1:10 PM) are only open at specific times. It is best to go early, watch the performance first, then have lunch, and enjoy the experience facilities after eating. You can check the official website in advance.

Promoció de compra un i emporta-te'n un de franc, entra ràpidament amb el codi QR. L'aparcament per a cotxes costa 100 dòlars per vehicle i ús. Fa molta calor, es recomana portar barret i paraigua per protegir-se del sol. El parc es pot gaudir durant unes tres hores, les llúdries de potes petites són super mones. Hi ha un espectacle de lloros per veure, i el parc infantil interior té cinc atraccions gratuïtes, incloent un vaixell pirata que no fa por. Al costat dels lavabos, al galliner, hi ha rates enormes menjant pinso, i també hi ha rastres de rates a les cases d'altres animals.

There are five halls that can be visited all at once. Although they are in different buildings, the flow is excellent, so you won't get rained on or exposed to the sun. There are also street performers. Unfortunately, it was raining when I went, so the outdoor sandpit was closed. The interactive exhibits are quite good.

Chihkan Tower was an impressive place where you could truly feel the depth of Tainan's history. It originated as a fortress built during the Dutch colonial period, and its evolution through the ages is fascinating. While traditional Chinese architecture and beautiful gardens spread across the grounds, it also gives you a real sense that Taiwan was once a stage for international trade and power struggles. Visiting after learning its history makes every single building and stone monument look completely different.

Un dels monuments històrics més famosos de Tainan, una visita obligada. Tant el museu del Fort Zeelandia com el mirador valen molt la pena. La botiga de records també té productes culturals i creatius únics i aperitius per comprar. Un lloc fantàstic.

KLOOK vouchers must be redeemed separately at the Dazhong Temple counter, which is in a completely different location from the regular ticket office. The signage for the ticket office is unclear, and the staff's instructions were very casual. The person I encountered just said "next door"—not the adjacent counter or the waiting room, but the "Dazhong Temple" about 50 meters away. There are quite a few foreign tourists; even I, as a Taiwanese person, was confused about where to redeem the ticket, let alone foreign visitors.

The Anping Tree House was a truly unique place that left me overwhelmed by the vitality of nature. Giant banyan tree roots and branches cover a building that was once used as a trade warehouse, creating a landscape that looks as though the trees are swallowing the structure. This mystical sight, where man-made and natural elements merge into one, has a charm distinct from typical historical buildings. It was also interesting to view it from various angles along the boardwalk, making it a memorable spot where one can truly feel the long passage of time through history and nature.

It's been a while since I last visited! The park is huge, and you can rent an electric car, but I think it's better to just walk around slowly. After all, you're out to get some exercise! I saw the grass sledding area too late, but luckily there was human bumper ball to make up for it. The Happy Paradise area of the park was really lively, and the three capybaras were quite active. The sheep were bleating wonderfully, and the bunnies were super cute! There was also an amazing Ukrainian beauty acrobatics show. Overall, I really liked it, and if you're interested in horseback riding, you can do that here too! Some activities require an extra fee, but they are definitely worth it!