Things to do in Tainan

This special exhibition showcases approximately 280 artifacts from the British Museum's collection, making it the largest of its kind ever held in Taiwan. The exhibition focuses on the multifaceted roles of the 'Pharaoh' (god, ruler, warrior). Stunning Visuals and Spatial Experience: Fist of the Colossal Statue of Ramesses II: Weighing 1.5 tons, this single fist alone gives a sense of the grandeur of the original statue (approximately 65 feet tall). To accommodate Taiwan's seismic activity, the museum specially reinforced the exhibition hall structure and steel base, making its weight incredibly impressive to see in person. Seated Statue of Seti II: This is the main visual for the exhibition. The curator specifically recommends observing the statue's 'knees,' where the artisans' detailed depiction of bone and muscle remains remarkably clear and lifelike even after 3,000 years. Temple Immersion Experience: The exhibition space uses light and shadow walls to depict the changing light in a temple from sunrise to sunset, accompanied by low-frequency sound waves, creating a powerful sense of ritual. Exquisite Small Artifacts: In addition to the colossal stone sculptures, tiny gold amulets, rings, and intricate papyrus documents (such as fragments recording the Battle of Kadesh) also demonstrate the pinnacle of ancient Egyptian craftsmanship. Interactive Highlight: The exhibition features an interactive area where you can enter your English name on a tablet, and the system will convert it into a personalized 'Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic' name cartouche.

Since Ten Drum became a cultural park, they've added so many awesome new rides! I was worried we wouldn't be able to play because of the rain, but luckily the weather cleared up. We all had a great time, especially on the Flying Delivery Service and Sugar Crystal Drop – they were super thrilling and so much fun! 😍 It's a shame we didn't get to try everything, and we also missed the show. I hope we can go back again next time! 🤩

The air conditioning is very cool. Walking from Hall 1 to Hall 5, you can gain a lot of knowledge by browsing slowly, and there are interactive mini-games to play. The admission ticket is not expensive, making it a great attraction to visit regardless of whether it's sunny or rainy.

A place I've loved since forever! The environment has really improved compared to before. During the Chinese New Year, the on-site discount was $550. Since the number of people traveling was quite large, it would be great if it could be a little cheaper! The rabbit-pig is really a cool creature! However, the parking lot is usually full during the Chinese New Year. I drove around for almost half an hour around 1 PM and couldn't find a spot (cleaning fee is $100 each time). After going out, someone was just leaving on the side of the road, so I parked there. If you don't mind walking, just park outside.

Buying tickets through Klook and scanning the QR code at the temple saves a lot of time. Life jackets and straw hats are provided. During the Lunar New Year, there's a gentle breeze and very comfortable weather. Listening to the tour guide's explanations and sharing of small stories is very rewarding. You get to see plants that you rarely have the opportunity to see, making it suitable for families. A very special experience!

To use your ticket, simply present the QR code to the attendant at the entrance. Since it's open until late, you might consider visiting in the evening or after dark. It has a wonderful atmosphere!

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!

When I visited the Tainan Art Museum Building 2, I happened to see this exhibition, so I bought a ticket to enter. Although the ticket wasn't particularly cheap, it included admission to the museum, allowing me to see other exhibitions inside as well, which made it very worthwhile.

As always, we enjoyed oir experience visiting this historic site. This old dutch fort is amazing. The weather is good and cool. Next time I visit Kaoshiung, I will visit this attracttion again. AAAAA+++++