Ten Drum Cultural Villag

The Ten Drum Cultural Village spans approximately 7.5 hectares and features 22 refurbished warehouses from the Japanese colonial era, along with industrial heritage from a former sugar factory. With performances by the Ten Drum Percussion Group, it has transformed abandoned sugar factory relics into spaces for cultural creativity and non-motorized, low-carbon extreme sports. This fusion of sugar industry culture and percussion art creates a unique experience, integrating cultural arts and aesthetic living into everyday leisure. The vision for Ten Drum Cultural Village is to be a beacon of Taiwan's cultural creativity and a pioneer in Asia's percussion-themed international art villages. (https://www.klook.com/zh-TW/blog/ten-drum-tainan-taiwan/，Klook)

Qigu Salt Mountain

The Qigu Salt Mountain, located in Qigu District, Tainan City, Taiwan, is one of the most renowned attractions and among the most significant salt fields in Taiwan. Comprised of accumulated salt deposits over many years, this salt mountain presents a spectacular sight with its multi-layered formations. Under the sunlight, the salt mountain displays various hues, ranging from white to light red, leaving visitors in awe.

As one of Taiwan's important salt drying areas, the Qigu Salt Mountain covers vast expanses of land. Visitors can witness the traditional process of salt drying here and observe how workers harness the power of nature to evaporate seawater into salt. Taking a stroll here offers a sense of tranquility amidst the serene atmosphere, allowing visitors to appreciate the unique natural landscape and the results of human labor.

Jingzijiao Tile-Paved Salt

The Jingzijiao Tile-Paved Salt Fields is the first salt field in Beimen and the oldest existing tile-paved salt field site. Originating from the Qing Dynasty period as the Laetung Salt Field, it features salt fields paved with tiles approximately 6 millimeters thick, presenting a beautiful mosaic-like artistry. To preserve the cultural spirit of salt-making, efforts were made to rehabilitate the salt fields, allowing the unique salt-drying landscape of "Jingzijiao" to remain on the coast of Yonghua Village in Beimen. It has now become one of the most distinctive tourist attractions within the Yunlin-Chiayi-Tainan Coastal National Scenic Area.

This place allows people to relive shared memories of local life, while visitors can also experience the traditional joys of salt drying, harvesting, and picking, gaining a deeper understanding of Taiwan's salt-making history and geography. It's a great destination for families to explore together, offering a unique and educational experience

Dadong Night Market

The Dadong Night Market is one of the renowned night markets in Tainan, Taiwan, located on Dadong Road in the North District. It is a favorite destination for both locals and tourists seeking delicious food and unique shopping experiences.

The night market is famous for its diverse array of street food and specialty items, attracting many visitors who come to sample the delicious snacks and browse for unique products. Numerous stalls offer traditional Taiwanese snacks such as stinky tofu, braised pork rice, rice cakes, grilled corn, pearl milk tea, and more, tantalizing the taste buds of visitors. Additionally, the market boasts a variety of clothing, accessories, toys, handicrafts, and other goods for sale, providing visitors with opportunities to find unique souvenirs and gifts.

Beyond food and shopping, the Dadong Night Market serves as a vibrant cultural hub with regular performances by artists, street performers, and cultural events, adding entertainment and excitement to the atmosphere. Whether indulging in culinary delights, shopping for treasures, or immersing oneself in the vibrant night market culture of Taiwan, Dadong Night Market is a must-visit destination.