Things to do in Shennong Street

The British Museum's collection is being exhibited in Taiwan, making it a rare opportunity to see Egyptian artifacts without traveling abroad. I definitely need to make time to visit.

This was my first time visiting a warship, and both the flow of the tour and the British Bear theme were thoughtfully designed. You could also collect stamps to redeem postcards, which was a great experience. I highly recommend this as a must-do activity if you're visiting Tainan.

You don't have to travel abroad to see Egyptian artifacts; it's a rare opportunity to have the British Museum's collection come to Taiwan, so you definitely shouldn't miss it.

This famous historic site in Tainan is a must-visit. Both the Fort Zeelandia Museum and the observation deck are well worth seeing. The gift shop also offers unique cultural and creative products, as well as snacks for purchase. It's a truly wonderful place.

The flow of movement is well-arranged, and there's a free online audio guide available directly on the website, so you don't need to spend extra money renting an audio guide device. The exhibition quality is good. For those who have purchased tickets, remember to check the instructions and use the provided link to reserve your viewing time slot, which will save you from waiting in line at the venue.

I really enjoyed the magical attractions; they were unique, fresh, and interesting, and also great for taking photos. There were quite a few facilities, but unfortunately, I was too scared to try many of them.

We had a 5 PM reservation, and while the sun was still quite strong, there was a refreshing breeze. Coupled with the erhu performance and humorous guided tour, it was very relaxing.

To exchange tickets, you'll need to go to the right side of the temple. While it's a minor inconvenience, it's significantly cheaper. Only children aged 0-6 need to go to the ticket counter. It's a great place to visit with kids.