Coisas para fazer em Tainan

Visitei ontem o Museu Chimei para conferir a tão esperada exposição especial "Rei do Egito"! Embora eu tenha comprado os ingressos online com antecedência, como não havia reservado um horário previamente, ainda precisei pegar uma senha no local e aguardar pacientemente ser chamado para entrar. O ponto negativo foi não ter visto as pirâmides e as múmias, além de ter gasto um pouco mais de tempo na fila, mas poder ver de perto os preciosos artefatos egípcios e sentir o charme misterioso da civilização antiga ainda assim valeu muito a pena. Foi uma viagem cultural extremamente enriquecedora!

Enjoy a fantastic buy-one-get-one-free offer, and enter quickly with your QR code. Car parking is $100 per vehicle, per visit. It's very hot, so we recommend wearing a hat and bringing an umbrella for sun protection. The park offers about three hours of entertainment, and the small-clawed otters are incredibly cute. There's a parrot show to watch, and the indoor playground has five free attractions, including a gentle pirate ship ride. Please note, there are very large rats eating feed in the chicken coop next to the restrooms, and signs of rats were also observed in other animal enclosures.

Preço: Inclui um vale de TWD 50 que pode ser descontado no restaurante. No restaurante Ten-Drum, ele só pode ser usado para refeições em menu combinado. Por TWD 379, você ganha arroz, legumes, sopa, acompanhamentos, petiscos e uma bebida, o que é muito bom. Experiência: Há apresentações de tambores às 11h e às 15h. O restaurante e algumas instalações de experiência (fechadas das 11h45 às 13h10) também funcionam apenas em horários específicos. O ideal é chegar cedo, assistir à apresentação primeiro, depois almoçar e, após a refeição, aproveitar as atrações. Você pode verificar o site oficial com antecedência.

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.

Anping Fort is a representative historical site in Tainan that everyone knows. The city walls are great for photos, and the unique tower is also fantastic, perfect for all kinds of trendy social media pictures. There is a small gift shop inside, and the surrounding area is the Anping Old Street, which is great for strolling around. The historical site is very well maintained, and you often run into people from different countries.

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.

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.

Faz tempo que não vou lá! O parque é enorme, dá para alugar um carrinho elétrico, mas acho que dá para ir andando tranquilamente 😅 Afinal, é para passear! Vi tarde demais que tinha um campo de esqui na grama, mas ainda bem que tinha o bumper ball humano para compensar. O parque de diversões é muito animado, as 3 capivaras são bem ativas, as ovelhas berram de forma espetacular e os coelhos são super fofos! E ainda tem o show incrível de acrobacias das belas ucranianas. Enfim, gostei bastante, e quem tiver interesse em andar a cavalo também pode vir aqui! Algumas atividades são pagas à parte, mas valem muito a pena!