95 Sights in Tainan, Taiwan (with Map and Images)

Jiali Jintang Palace, officially known as the Jade Emperor Jintang Palace, is located in Jiali District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is dedicated to the Jade Dynasty Tianxun Hunting (Zhufu Chitose, Lei Fu Chitose, Yin Fu Chitose), and the folk are honored as Xiao Yong's three masters, three masters. It is the ancestral temple of Xiao Yong's three old man system, and one of the representatives of the Chitose belief of the prince that is popular among Taiwanese people. The temple is also the settlement of Jiali, the economy, the belief center of the Xiao Yong area, the big temple (Gong Temple) of the twenty-four villages of the seventeen jiaotou, which is famous for preserving the treasures of the famous craftsman He Jinlong, and has been announced as a historic site of the municipality directly under the central government. The Golden Tang Hall is one of the hundred views of Nanying, and is known as the three great dynasties of Nanying with Quy Nhon Bao Xidai Tianfu and the North Gate Nankun Dynasty Tianfu.

Wikipedia: 佳里金唐殿 (ZH)

Xuejia Tzu Chi Palace, a temple located in Cifu, Xuejia District, Tainan City, Taiwan, is dedicated to the main god of Baosheng Emperor, the "Crowd Temple" in the "Xuejia Thirteen" area, and the ancestral temple of most of the temples in the "Sixteen Liao Baosheng Emperor Alliance" sacrificial organization in Annan District, and is also a designated monument in Tainan City.

Wikipedia: 學甲慈濟宮 (ZH)

Nan Kun Dai Tianfu is a Wang Ye Temple located in Beimen District, Tainan City, Taiwan, known as the Taiwan Wang Ye Temple because of the many spirits, the main worship of the "Dai Tian Xun Hunting" Li, Chi, Wu, Zhu, Fan Fu Chitose Five Mansions Chitose (also known as Kun King). The temple site is located in the northwest of Tainan City, located in the Tiger Peak of Qilang Mountain, commonly known as the Nan Kun Wang Ye Temple (referred to as the Nan Kun Temple, South Temple), the Five Kings Palace of the Nan Kun Yu, and together with Quy Nhon Bao Xi Dynasty Tianfu and Jiali Jintang Palace, it is known as the "Three Great Generations of Tianfu in Nanying Ancient Times". It is not only the largest temple in Taiwan and the oldest temple in Taiwan, but also the largest temple in Beimen District and Tainan City.

Wikipedia: 南鯤鯓代天府 (ZH), Website

Fort Zeelandia was a fortress built over ten years from 1624 to 1634 by the Dutch East India Company (VOC), in the town of Anping on Formosa, the former name of central island of Taiwan, during their 38-year rule over the western part of the island. The site had been renamed several times as Fort Orange, Fort Anping, and Taiwan City ; the current name of the site in Chinese is Chinese: 安平古堡; Pe̍h-ōe-jī: An-pêng Kó͘-pó; lit. 'Anping Old Fort'.

Wikipedia: Fort Zeelandia (Taiwan) (EN)

Xinying Taigong is located in Taibeili, Xinying District, Tainan City, Taiwan, which is a Taoist temple dedicated to the three princes of Jinzha, Muzha and Nezha, and is also the largest temple in Xinying District, which was built in the 27th year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1688 AD). The temple has a long history, and the prince Nezha of many temples in Taiwan has come out of the spirit for this place. Every year on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month, the Chung Yeung Festival, the marshal of the altar, Prince Nezha, the Christmas thousand autumns, the palaces and temples from all over the country return to the ancestors for pilgrimage, and the pilgrims are endless. In particular, the old temple buildings have an ancient style, cutting and sticking literature and art are quite valuable, in 1999 A.D. was approved by the former Tainan Municipal Government, as a county-designated historic site, and is now a city-designated historic site in Tainan City, and in the ninth month of the lunar calendar, the Marshal of the Altar Prince Christmas birthday incense tide is not only a Tainan City-designated folk cultural activity, but also one of the grandest religious celebrations in Taiwan.

Wikipedia: 新營太子宮 (ZH)

The Chihkan Tower Tuas Hall is a temple located in the Central and Western Districts of Tainan City, Taiwan, located on the west side of the Chihkan Tower, and is mainly dedicated to Guanyin Bodhisattva. According to legend, it was founded in the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty and was the first Chinese-style building on the ruins of Puluo Minsha City. Later, due to various factors such as the change of dynasty, the Tuas Hall went through three constructions and two demolitions, and after the second demolition during the Japanese occupation, it was not until the 63rd year of the Republic of China (1974) that it began to be rebuilt at the current site, and the 65th year of the Republic of China (1976) was completed to receive the statue of the god of worship, and the seat has been enshrined until now.

Wikipedia: 赤崁樓大士殿 (ZH)

Taiwan's first temple Temple of Heaven, located in the central and western districts of Tainan City, Taiwan, is a Taoist temple dedicated to the Jade Emperor God. It is also known as the Temple of Heaven in Tainan, and is commonly known as the New Tiangong Temple. The place was originally the altar of the Zheng Dynasty to worship the heavens, and in the fourth year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty (1854), the temple was built on the original site. In 1985, it was designated as a Grade III historic site by the government of the Republic of China. In 1997, after the amendment of the Law on the Preservation of Cultural Assets, the three-level grading system was abolished, and it has been changed to a municipality designated as a historic site. Now it is the two major Tiangong temples in Tainan City with the Kaiji Jade Palace.

Wikipedia: 臺灣首廟天壇 (ZH), Website, Facebook

Kaiji Lingyu Palace, located in the central and western districts of Tainan City, Taiwan, is a historic site directly under the central government of the Republic of China, the temple is dedicated to the Arctic Xuantian God, because the temple was built at the earliest, so it is crowned with the word "Kaiji". Scholar Chen Zaizheng believes that the temple was built at least around the 19th year of the Yongli calendar of the Ming Dynasty (1665), and earlier than the Eagle Ridge North Pole Temple. In addition, the temple was built by the military and the civilian community in the past, and the rebuilding was also funded by officials, which scholars Shi Wanshou believed showed that the temple had a semi-official nature, while Zhang Xinan and Huang Minghan believed that the temple was an official temple with the North Pole Hall (Great God Temple).

Wikipedia: 開基靈祐宮 (ZH)

West Market, residents are accustomed to calling the big vegetable market (Taiwanese:). It is a market located in the central and western districts of Tainan City, Taiwan. The building is one of the largest commercial buildings in Tainan City during the Japanese Occupation in Taiwan, and is of historical significance in the urban development of Tainan City.

Wikipedia: 西市場 (ZH)

The Orthodox Luermen Temple is located in Tucheng, Annan District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is a temple dedicated to the Virgin of Heaven. Our Lady Temple is a local Gong Temple (Great Temple) and one of the largest Mazu temples in Taiwan. Because of its majestic and gorgeous architecture, it also has the reputation of the Forbidden City in Taiwan. On January 28, 2013, the temple's important large-scale religious event "Tucheng Tsai Incense" was announced as the "Folk Customs and Related Cultural Relics of the Municipality Directly under the Central Government" in Tainan City, and it was the latest of the five major incense sticks in Nanying.

Wikipedia: 正統鹿耳門聖母廟 (ZH)

Shanhua Qing'an Palace is located in Shanhua District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is a temple dedicated to the Virgin Mary (Mazu) in Heaven. On April 2, 1997, it was announced as a third-class historic site, and later changed to "county-designated historic site" and "municipality-designated historic site" due to the revision of the Cultural Resources Law and the adjustment of administrative divisions.

Wikipedia: 善化慶安宮 (ZH)

Tainan Eight Associations, commonly known as Yue Emperor Temple, is located in Tainan City, Taiwan, the East Yue Temple, the main worship of the Dongyue Rensheng Emperor, founded in the Ming and Zheng periods, by Zheng Jing in the Ming Dynasty Zheng Yongli 27 years (1673) formally built, for the earliest worship of the Dongyue Emperor in Taiwan, but also for the former Taiwan Fucheng Seven Temples and Eight Temples, Fucheng Eight Xiejing Temples one of the temples. On November 27, 1985, it was designated as a municipal monument in Tainan City.

Wikipedia: 臺南東嶽殿 (ZH)

Fort Provintia or Providentia, also known as Chihkan Tower, was a Dutch outpost on Formosa at a site now located in West Central District, Tainan, Taiwan. It was built in 1653 during the Dutch colonization of Taiwan. The Dutch, intending to strengthen their standing, sited the fort at Sakam, about 2 miles (3.2 km) due east from modern-day Anping. During the Siege of Fort Zeelandia (1662), the fort was surrendered to Koxinga, but was later destroyed by a rebellion and earthquakes in the 18th century. It was rebuilt afterwards in the 19th century under Qing rule.

Wikipedia: Fort Provintia (EN)

Yingchun Gate, also known as the Great East Gate of Taiwan's Fucheng, is one of the 14 city gates set up in the Qing Dynasty, located in the East District of Tainan City, Taiwan, and is currently a national monument of the Republic of China, and it is also the largest existing city tower in Taiwan.

Wikipedia: 迎春門 (臺南市) (ZH)

Tainan Park, formerly known as Zhongshan Park, is a park located in the North District of Tainan City, Taiwan, which was founded and opened in 1917 and is the oldest and largest park in the city. It covers an area of more than 40,000 square meters (15 A), and was also a tropical experimental forest at that time.

Wikipedia: 台南公園 (ZH)

Daxian Temple, often known as Volcano Daxian Temple, Baihe Daxian Temple, Guanziling Daxian Temple, Daxian Rock (Rock), commonly known as the old rock, is located in Guanziling, Baihe District, Tainan City, Taiwan, is a designated historic site of Tainan City, Zen Gate Linji Buddhist Temple, and the volcano Biyun Temple, commonly known as Xinyan, is called the "Guanling Yunyan" of the eight major views of Nanying. It is also said that Daxian Temple is located on the spiritual cave of "Immortal Throwing Net", and Biyun Temple is located on the spiritual cave of "Half of the Chandelier".

Wikipedia: 大仙寺 (ZH)

The Great Guanyin Pavilion and the Ritual Xingji Palace are famous temples located in the North District of Tainan City, Taiwan, which were announced as third-class monuments on November 27, 1985, and are now designated as historic sites directly under the central government. The temple is composed of the "Great Guanyin Pavilion" of the main worship of Guanyin Buddha and the "Ritual Xingji Palace" of the main Baosheng Emperor, although it belongs to Buddhism and Taoism, but since its establishment, the two temples are connected, the relationship is close, and it belongs to the same organization and management.

Wikipedia: 大觀音亭興濟宮 (ZH)

Xiluo Temple, Nanshi Street, formerly known as Fengshan Temple and Shengwang Gongfu, is located in the Central and Western District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is a temple dedicated to the gods such as King Guangze and the Thirteen Taibao.

Wikipedia: 西羅殿 (ZH), Website

Tainan Kaiji Jade Palace, commonly known as the old Tiangong Temple, is located in the North District of Tainan City, the former town of Beifang, built in the Ming and Zheng era, the main worship of the Jade Emperor God, is the lord of ten thousand heavens, for the supreme god of the heavenly realm, dominates the three worlds, the Jade Emperor is known as the Jade Emperor Xuanqiong High God, commonly known as Tiangong, Tiangong Zu, Jade Emperor, for the earliest worship of the Jade Emperor God, the Jade Emperor Four Highnesses, the Jade Emperor Three Princesses of the head temple in Taiwan. Together with the Temple of Heaven, the first temple in Taiwan, it is the two major Tiangong temples in Tainan City.

Wikipedia: 開基玉皇宮 (ZH)

Fengshen Temple, located in the central and western districts of Tainan City, Taiwan, is the only existing temple in Taiwan dedicated to the god of wind, and is also one of the seven temples and eight temples in Taiwan. The official pavilion, which is also a historic site of the municipality directly under the central government, is located in Miaocheng.

Wikipedia: 風神廟 (ZH)

Si'an Jingnan Factory Dai Tianfu Baoan Palace is located in the central and western districts of Tainan City, Taiwan, Wang Ye Temple, the main worship of the five mansions Chitose, the temple also enshrines a Qing Dynasty Qianlong Han Manchu imperial stele pedestal called the White Lotus Virgin. The temple is commonly known as the "Royal Palace", and hence the place names such as "Wang Gong Kou" (in front of the Bao An Palace), "Wang Gong Miaohou" (after the Bao An Palace), and "Wang Gong East" (on the east side of the Bao An Palace). The road in front of the temple is called "Baoan Road", which is also taken from the name of the temple.

Wikipedia: 南廠保安宮 (ZH)

Kaiji Tianhou ancestral temple, also known as Kaizhen Hou Palace, is located in the North District of Tainan City, Taiwan. It is the temple that worships Mazu. Because the temple is the earliest Mazu Temple in Taiwan, it is named "Kaishi". Its alias "Little Mazu Temple" is opposite to the worship of the "Mother's Temple".

Wikipedia: 開基天后宮 (ZH)

Tainan Sanshan King Temple is located in the North District of Tainan City, Taiwan, and is a national monument of the Republic of China. The temple is dedicated to the king of the three mountains, and the left and right halls are dedicated to the Queen of Heaven and the Han Wengong respectively.

Wikipedia: 臺南三山國王廟 (ZH)

General Flying Tiger Temple, full name Zhen'an Hall General Flying Tiger Temple, is located in the folk belief temple of Haiwei Liao, Annan District, Tainan City, Taiwan, which is dedicated to the old Japanese Navy pilot Second Lieutenant Sugiura Shigemine, and is a rare temple dedicated to Japanese soldiers as gods. In addition to providing daily folk beliefs for the people, the temple also served as a bridge for exchanges between Taiwan and Japan, and local people from Mito City, where the Sugiura clan was born, and Naka City, where the Sugiura clan was born, visited Tainan for exchanges.

Wikipedia: 飛虎將軍廟 (ZH)

Located in Yanshui District, Tainan City, Taiwan, the Salt Water Shelter is dedicated to the Virgin Mary of Heaven and is the public temple of Salt Water. The temple is also known as the Moon Harbor Shelter Palace, the Yanshui Mazu Palace, and the ancient name of Zhongzheng Road where it is located is Mazu Palace Street.

Wikipedia: 鹽水護庇宮 (ZH)

Nanke Yuzhi Xingang Hall, a Taiwanese folk belief temple, is located in the southern science park of the new urban area of Tainan City, Taiwan. The temple was completed in 2006, due to the need to develop the original temple deity demolition and relocation of the Southern Science and Technology Park, funded by the Southern Science and Industrial Park Administration, entrusted to the then Tainan County Xinshi Township Office to build and manage, belongs to the public temple. On the first floor, there is the Local Culture Center of the Xingang Society, which was originally located in the Dutch era as the former site of the Xingang Society's Hong Kong West Library. The temple is built in order to worship the thirteen temples in the park in the past, the main god is the town Hong Kong handsome, and except for a few gods carved with statues, most of them are worshiped in the form of tokens or gods, which is one of the characteristics of the temple, in addition to the temple also enshrines the King of the Earth Bodhisattva.

Wikipedia: 南科新港堂 (ZH)

Volcano Biyun Temple, formerly known as Volcano Temple, originated from Volcano Daxian Temple, also known as Baihe Biyun Temple, Guanziling Biyun Temple, referred to as Biyun Temple, commonly known as Xinji, Buddhist Linji Buddhist Temple, located in Guanziling, Baihe District, Tainan City, Taiwan, is a historic site directly under the Central Government of Taiwan, and the Daxian Temple, commonly known as the old self, is called Guanling Yunji of the Eight Great Views of Nanying, about five kilometers away from Daxian Temple, about one kilometer with the same source of water and fire. It has a close relationship with Bixuan Temple in Dongshan.

Wikipedia: 火山碧雲寺 (ZH)

The full name of Tainan Shenxing Palace is Si'an Jing Niu Mo Hou Shen Xing Palace, which is a combination of three temples: Waixin Street Shen An Temple, Songzijiao Gangnan Baoxing Palace and Niu Mo Hou Threshold Lin Palace. The name of the temple is composed of the "god" of Shen'an Temple, the "xing" of Baoxing Palace, and the "palace" of Ninglin Palace.

Wikipedia: 臺南神興宮 (ZH)

The remnants of the city wall of the city of Taiwan refer to the city of Taiwan, which was established in 1788, and only some remnants are left in today's Tainan City, Taiwan. At the end of December 2020, together with the Dui Yue Gate, the Great South Gate, the Great East Gate and the Xunfang Fort, they were upgraded to national monuments through cultural review, and an announcement will be made in the future.

Wikipedia: 臺灣府城城垣殘蹟 (ZH)

Sankandian Society is a shrine and a municipal monument located in Yongkang Sankandian, Xinfeng County, Tainan Prefecture (now Sankandian, Yongkang District, Tainan City) during the Japanese occupation of Taiwan.

Wikipedia: 三崁店社 (ZH)

Guandi Port Kaijiwu Temple, commonly known as Little Guandi Temple, is located in the Central and Western District of Tainan City, Taiwan, and is a temple dedicated to the Holy Emperor Wenheng (Guan Yu). The front hall of the temple (the original main hall) was announced as a municipal monument in Tainan, and the registered name was the original main hall of Kaijiwu Temple.

Wikipedia: 開基武廟 (ZH)

Xishi Guangxing Palace is located in Yongkang District, Tainan City, Taiwan, is the main temple of the Xishi area, the main worship of Xie Mansion Marshal Xie Xuan, local residents also call this temple called Marshal Temple.

Wikipedia: 西勢廣興宮 (ZH)

Anping West Hall is located in Anping District, Tainan City, the main worship of Anlong King - Chifu Chitose, built in the third year of Qianlong (1738) It is the main temple of the realm of the West Society of Wangcheng in the ten corners of Anping.

Wikipedia: 安平西㡣殿 (ZH)

Sixiejing is the first worship of Kailong Palace in Taiwan, commonly known as Qiniangjing, located in the central and western districts of Tainan City, Taiwan, built in the tenth year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1732), and is also commonly known as the Sanniang Palace in the Qing Dynasty, leaving a stone tablet to this day. The main worship of the Heavenly Maiden Qixing Niangniang (Qi Niang Ma), which is the oldest Qi Niang Ma temple in Taiwan, is famous for its 16-year-old custom.

Wikipedia: 開隆宮 (ZH)

Dongshan Bixuan Temple, a Buddhist temple in Taiwan, is located in Dongshan District, Tainan City, the main worship of Guanyin Buddha is the second mother, famous for the Dongshan Buddha with a history of more than 100 years, and the same origin as the volcano Biyun Temple.

Wikipedia: 東山碧軒寺 (ZH), Website

Chongqing Temple, located in the Central and Western District of Tainan City, Taiwan, was declared a historical building on April 26, 2007, the 96th year of the Republic of China. It is one of the seven temples and eight temples in Fucheng, Taiwan, which originally belonged to the Rinzai sect of Zen Buddhism, but now it has become a branch of the Kagyu sect of Tibetan tantric Buddhism (Baijiao), and worships the gods of Taiwanese folk beliefs.

Wikipedia: 重慶寺 (ZH)

Tainan Jinhua Mansion is located in the Central and Western District of Tainan City. On November 7, 2005, the 94th year of the Republic of China (2005), it was announced as a municipal monument, and the temple is dedicated to Emperor Guan and Ma Li Huang, and is one of the few temples named "Fu" in Tainan City, expressing its characteristics as a temple of the princes.

Wikipedia: 臺南金華府 (ZH)

The original Tainan Wude Hall, the full name of the Tainan Branch of the Great Japan Martial Arts Association, is the Great Japan Martial Arts Association during the Japanese occupation period to promote the martial arts built by the Martial Arts Association, located in the Central and Western District of Tainan City, for the Tainan City Monument, is now the auditorium of the Zhongyi National Primary School in the Central and Western District of Tainan City. The original Tainan Wude Hall is the largest of the existing Wude Hall in Taiwan and has a higher design and construction quality.

Wikipedia: 原臺南武德殿 (ZH)

The former Tainan Office Director's Residence is located in the East District of Tainan City, which is a city-designated historic site and was once used as the dormitory of the Tainan Director and the Minister of the Interior. Later, it was abandoned for a long time, and it has now been restored. Open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 9:00-17:00 from May 107. The former South No. 1 Middle School teacher's dormitory at the rear is planned as a park to provide art, culture, and performance space.

Wikipedia: 原臺南廳長官邸 (ZH)

The Temple of Heaven Hu'an Palace, formerly known as "Hu'an Palace", was called Wanggong Hall and Wanggong Temple in the early years, and is a temple located in Dongrongli, Xinhua District, Tainan City, which worships the king of the country and respects the king. Because the "Temple of Heaven" was added later, the name of the temple was added to the Temple of Heaven, and it was called the Xinhua Tiangong Temple.

Wikipedia: 天壇護安宮 (ZH)

The original Tainan Higher Technical School is located in the Chenggong Campus of National Cheng Kung University in the East District of Tainan City, Taiwan, and the full name of the school was "Tainan Higher Industrial School of the Governor-General's Mansion of Taiwan" at the beginning of its establishment, which was the predecessor of National Cheng Kung University and one of the three specialized schools directly under the Governor-General's Office of Taiwan during the Japanese occupation of Taiwan. On November 19, 1999, the original Japanese occupation period, the "Main Building" (now the Chengcheng University Museum), the "Lecture Hall" (now the Chengcheng University Gezhi Hall), the "Physical and Chemical Laboratory" and the "Library Class" (now the Department of Physics of the University) were announced as the municipal monuments of Tainan City, in addition to the three departments on the east side of the Chenggong Campus are also the school buildings of the Japanese Occupation period, and the first half of the building was changed from one floor to two floors after World War II.

Wikipedia: 原臺南高等工業學校校舍 (ZH)

Located in the Central and Western District of Tainan City, Taiwan, Sanjiao Town Ganghaian Palace is a temple dedicated to Mazu. Its origin is that the three suburbs of Fucheng were built in the first year of Qianlong (1736) from Meizhou Island, Putian County, Xinghua Prefecture to welcome Mazu incense, and after the Lin Shuangwen incident, Fukangan was expanded to thank Mazu for blessing the army to cross the sea to Taiwan; Another theory is that Hai'an Palace, like Lukang Xinzu Palace, is a temple that Fukangan asked to build after the Lin Shuangwen incident. Because the temple is located in the area of Nanshi Port in the former Tainan Wujo Port, close to Zhendutou, it is also called Zhengang Mazu.

Wikipedia: 三郊鎮港海安宮 (ZH)

Haipu Chiwangfu (Taiwanese:) is Haipu (also known as Wang Yepu) in Haipu, Madou District, Tainan City, the main worship of Chifu Chitose is mainly based on the Chifu Chitose, and the other is dedicated to Longbian as the Zhusheng Niangniang, the moon husband, the Holy Master of Hubian, the Emperor Wenchang, the Fuzheng God of the right wing room and the Marshal Tiandu of the left wing, according to the history of the temple, the worship age of the Chi King has a history of more than 300 years. At present, the temple body is the 77th year of the Republic of China (1988) into the fire and installed it.

Wikipedia: 海埔池王府 (ZH)

Kuilou Academy is located in the Central and Western District of Tainan City, Taiwan, and its predecessor is "Kui Xing Tang" and "Zhong She Academy", which is listed as one of the four major academies in Fucheng along with Chongwen, Haidong and Penghu. Although it is called a seowon, it is a place where scholars regularly meet to discuss the history of books and study poetry, which is different from other seowon as a place for teaching and lecturing. In addition, it is also said that Kuilou College is a place for candidates to read their books when the college examinations are held, and these scholars may gather to discuss the examination questions and even current political affairs.

Wikipedia: 奎樓書院 (ZH)

Located in the Central and Western District of Tainan City, Taiwan, the Stele Forest in South Gate Park is commonly known as the "Big Stele Forest" (the "Small Stele Forest" is in the Red Embedded Building), which is one of the Ten Scenic Spots of Tainan City's Historic Buildings and one of the Hundred Scenic Spots of Taiwan's Historic Buildings. Among them, stone tablets such as "Monument to the Reconstruction of Taiwan's Fucheng" have been announced as cultural assets of antiquities.

Wikipedia: 南門公園碑林 (ZH)

Xishu Wanhuang Palace is located in the southern district of Tainan City, Taiwan, and is an important temple in the Xishu area. The temple was founded in the fourth year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty (1739), the main god is enshrined on behalf of the heavenly patrol hunting Ye, Zhu, Li Sanfu Chitose, the current temple appearance is the appearance after the reconstruction of the Republic of China 68 years (1979).

Wikipedia: 喜樹萬皇宮 (ZH)

The Chenghuang Temple in the capital of Taiwan was set up in the Qing Dynasty in Taiwan to correspond to the official Chenghuang Temple in Taiwan County, which was called "Taiwan County Chenghuang Temple" at that time, and was located in the North District of Tainan City. Although its history dates back to the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, the current temple building was rebuilt in January 1980 after the war.

Wikipedia: 全臺首邑縣城隍廟 (ZH)

Xihuatang was founded in the fifteenth year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty (1750), located in the north district of Tainan City, Taiwan, in the seventy-fourth year of the Republic of China (1985) approved as a third-class historic site, is now a municipality directly under the central government's historic site, belongs to the Zhaijiao of the Jinzhu Sect of Weng Yongfeng tribe under the Zhaitang, but also the only hall of the tribe, the main worship of the Three Treasures Buddha.

Wikipedia: 西華堂 (ZH)

Tainan Wu Garden, known at the time of its creation as "Purple Spring Garden (紫春園)," is located in West Central District, Tainan, Taiwan. Built by Wu Shangxin (吳尚新), the garden is known as one of the Four Great Gardens of Taiwan (台灣四大名園), along with Lin Family Mansion and Garden in Wufeng (霧峰萊園), Beiguo Garden in Hsinchu (新竹北郭園), and Lin Family Mansion and Garden in Banqiao (板橋林本源園邸),.

Wikipedia: Tainan Wu Garden (EN)

The original Nanmen Ordinary Elementary School Building is located in the Central and Western District of Tainan City, Nanmen Town during the Japanese Occupation, and was announced as a historical building in Tainan City on July 16, 2001, the 90th year of the Republic of China. During the Japanese occupation period in Taiwan, the building was the "South Gate Ordinary Elementary School" (Tainan Second Ordinary Elementary School, South Gate National School), and after World War II, it was once used as the Tainan City Government, and is now the school building of Tainan City Jianxing National High School.

Wikipedia: 原南門尋常小學校舍 (ZH)

Erwang Temple is located in Yongkang District, Tainan City, Taiwan, the main worship of the second prince of Zheng Mansion, at present, it is believed that the deity is Zheng Jing, and it is the only temple in Taiwan that worships Zheng Jing. The name of its temple is sometimes crowned with the name of the place where it is located, and it is called Yongkang Erwang Temple, Wangliao Erwang Temple, Jianei Erwang Temple and so on. The temple was originally on the "Erwanglun", in the middle of the Qing Dynasty was the main temple of Yongkang Shangzhongli, but as each village built its own temple or abandoned the village, it became a simple village temple, and moved to the current site after the Second World War.

Wikipedia: 二王廟 (臺灣) (ZH)

Anping Lingji Hall is located in Anping District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is the Jiaotou Temple (Realm Main Temple) of the Aberdeen Tail Society. The temple was originally called Xianshi Palace, because it was enshrined with the Emperor Baosheng and the Xuantian God, and it was taken from the "Ling" character of the "General System An' Ling" King Wu Fu and the "Ci 'Ji' Palace" of the Baosheng Emperor and the "North Pole 'Temple'" of the Xuantian God to synthesize the name of the temple today. There are Wang Chuan Tongen and Xue Jinhai in the temple, which belong to the lord of Wufu Engong and the three emperors of Xue, Zhou and Zeng respectively. In addition, the raft of the "Xue Jinhai" is made of thatch, which is different from ordinary royal ships.

Wikipedia: 安平靈濟殿 (ZH)

The Anping Branch of the Tainan Branch of the Monopoly Bureau of the former Taiwan Governor's Office is located in Anping District, Tainan City, and was announced by the Tainan City Government as a municipal monument on May 13, 2003, the 92nd year of the Republic of China (2003). The building was one of the four branches under the Salt Affairs Division of the Tainan Regional Monopoly Bureau during the Japanese Occupation of Taiwan, which was responsible for managing the storage, sales, inspection, and other related affairs of the salt. Originally, during the Japanese occupation, there was a coal dump in the east, the office and boiling salt factory of the Taiwan Salt Co., Ltd. in the west, a salt isolation laboratory and a pilot plant in the north, and a test salt pan in the south. In addition, during the Japanese period, there were 16 salt offices (Japanese: ) in Taiwan, and this building is one of the only remaining salt offices.

Wikipedia: 原臺灣總督府專賣局臺南支局安平分室 (ZH)

Tainan Longshan Temple is located in the East District of Tainan City, Taiwan, and is one of the seven temples and eight temples in Fucheng, Taiwan. The temple and several other temples named after Longshan Temple in Taiwan - Tamsui Longshan Temple, Lukang Longshan Temple, Tainan Longshan Temple, Fengshan Longshan Temple, are all from Quan'an Longshan Temple in Jinjiang County, Quanzhou Prefecture, and the temple was officially built outside the east gate of Taiwan's capital city during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. During the Showa period of the Japanese occupation, the road was demolished due to the widening of the road, and it was rebuilt on the current site.

Wikipedia: 臺南龍山寺 (ZH)

Kaiji Qinglong Temple is located in the eastern district of Tainan City, Taiwan, the main worship of Xie Fu Marshal Xie Yongchang, the left auxiliary Ji Yuan Xiaozao Marshal, the right auxiliary General Zhao Sheng, there is a tomb behind the temple to bury a large number of bones found in the Tainan Municipal Junior Girls' High School (now Tainan Municipal Zhongshan National High School).

Wikipedia: 慶隆廟 (ZH)

Located in Xinhua District, Tainan City, Taiwan, the original Xinhua Ordinary Primary School Yuzhen Ying Feng'an Hall was announced as a historical building on April 8, 2004, the 93rd year of the Republic of China. The building is one of the only three remaining Feng'an halls in Taiwan, which was originally located in the Xinhua Junior High School Campus (North Courtyard), but was relocated to the current site due to the demolition of the original Xinhua Ordinary Primary School due to the construction of the Xinhua Auditorium project.

Wikipedia: 原新化尋常小學校御真影奉安殿 (ZH)

Quy Nhon Renshou Palace is located in Quy Nhon District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is dedicated to Emperor Baosheng. Renshou Palace is known as the "Great Temple of Quy Nhon" and is the temple of Quy Nhon North in the past. The temple, together with the Baoxi Dynasty Tianfu and the Guanmiao Shanxi Palace, is known as the "Three Great Temples in the Eastern Suburbs of Fucheng" (the three major temples outside the East Gate), and has the custom of taking turns to do Jiao for 12 years.

Wikipedia: 歸仁仁壽宮 (ZH)

Anping City God Temple is located in Anping District, Tainan City, Taiwan, which used to be the temple of the officers and soldiers of the Navy Division, and is now the four major public temples in Anping with Anping Guanyin Pavilion, Anping Tianhou Temple and Anping Public Temple. Its history dates back to the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, but the current building was rebuilt in 1989.

Wikipedia: 安平城隍廟 (ZH)

The Tianhou Temple, also known as the Kaitai Tianhou or Mazu Temple, is a temple to the Chinese Goddess Mazu, who is the Goddess of Sea and Patron Deity of fishermen, sailors and any occupations related to the sea. The temple is located in the Anping District of Tainan on Taiwan.

Wikipedia: Tianhou Temple (Anping) (EN)

Taiwan Presbyterian Church Ganglin Church is located in Zuozhen District, Tainan City, Taiwan, the church was established between 1867 and 1871, and was built under the influence of Ma James when he came to Taiwan to preach. In 2014, due to the old building, Pastor Liu Zhemin and his wife launched a fundraiser to raise more than 40 million yuan to rebuild the five-storey brown chapel, and the gate was inscribed in vernacular characters formerly known as Gangzilin Church.

Wikipedia: 岡林教會 (ZH)

The original Tainan State No. 2 Middle School building and lecture hall is located in the eastern district of Tainan City, and was announced as a municipal monument in Tainan City on November 19, the 88th year of the Republic of China (1999). The school was originally a school site for Zhuyuan Elementary School, but the school was later moved to a new school building in Hanazono Town, and the school building was transferred to Tainan State No. 2 Middle School, which originally only borrowed part of the school building, and the school building was renovated. At present, the school building belongs to the National Tainan No. 1 Senior High School.

Wikipedia: 原臺南州立第二中學校校舍本館暨講堂 (ZH)

The original Xinhua Street Yard is located in Xinhua District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is the only remaining street yard building south of Changhua. The building was used as a public office on Xinhua Street during the Japanese occupation, and after the war, it became the Xinhua Town Office until 1996, when the new building was completed. Later, the building was demolished due to the construction of an underground parking lot on the site, and it was finally decided to move the Xinhua Street Hall to the nearby Qingguo Market parking lot during the construction period, and then move back to the original site after completion. In 2001, Xinhua Street Hall was selected as the fourth place in the 100 Scenic Spots of Historic Buildings Contest, and was later announced as a historic building on November 18, 2002. At present, the building is used as a restaurant, and next door is the Yang Kui Literature Memorial Hall.

Wikipedia: 原新化街役場 (ZH)

Anping Guanyin Pavilion is located in Anping District, Tainan City, Taiwan, is one of the four major public temples in Anping, the main worship of Guanyin Bodhisattva, from Anping fishermen from the original hometown of Chinese mainland, but there is also a saying that Anping residents built huts in the eighteenth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1590) to worship the statue of Guanyin.

Wikipedia: 安平觀音亭 (ZH)

Liuxingjing New Street Kaiji Kaishan Palace is located in the central and western districts of Tainan City, Taiwan, which is dedicated to the Emperor Baosheng, and also enshrines Chen Ling, the tiger ben Zhonglang general sent by Emperor Yang of Sui to beg. The predecessor of Kaishan Palace is said to be the general's shrine dedicated to Chen Ling. In addition, some scholars Lin Hengdao, Yang Yunping and others believe that Kaishan Palace may be the first temple of Baosheng the Great in Taiwan.

Wikipedia: 開基開山宮 (ZH)

The Xinhua God Temple is located in Xinhua District, Tainan City, Taiwan, also known as the "Xinhua North Pole Temple", dedicated to the god Xuantian. The former site of the temple is now Xinhua National High School, and the temple property in the Japanese era was taken to build a youth school and forced to move the temple.

Wikipedia: 新化上帝廟 (ZH)

Xinhua Wude Hall is located in Xinhua District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and was announced as a historical building on June 5, 2006, the 95th year of the Republic of China. The Hincwa Martial Arts Hall was originally a place where kendo and judo were promoted, but after World War II, it was used as a residence for the veterans, and a fire brigade was built at the entrance. Originally, Xinhua Town Public Office planned to demolish this building, but then changed its plan to report it as a historical building, and at the end of May 2005, after the Veterans moved out, the Wude Hall was reclaimed, and the renovation was completed after being damaged by Typhoon Morakot on August 8, 2009.

Wikipedia: 新化武德殿 (ZH)

The Temple of the 53rd General is located in Yanshui District, Tainan City, Taiwan, formerly known as the Martyrs' Shrine of the 53rd General, and is dedicated to Marshal Zhang Da (Zhang Rongsen). The temple was originally a Yin temple in the nature of Yinggong Temple, dedicated to the 53 officers and soldiers who died in the Zhang Bing incident in the 12th year of Daoguang (1832), in 1999 because the gods instructed to carve the golden body, the temple was transformed into a Yang Temple similar to the Jiaotou Temple.

Wikipedia: 五十三將軍廟 (ZH)

The Chihkan East Street Japanese-style dormitory is a Japanese-style dormitory in the central and western districts of Tainan City, which was used as a police dormitory after the war, registered as a historical building in Tainan City in 2016, completed restoration in 2021, and opened in August 2023 Meijicho Ice Cream, which is operated by the Sunrise Group.

Wikipedia: 赤崁東街日式宿舍 (ZH)

National Chenggong University Rongyuan, also known as Darong Garden, is a park located in the Guangfu Campus of the National Chenggong University in Tainan City, Taiwan. The park is well -known for Cathay Pacific Rong, which was planted by Yuren. The practice field of the barracks has been opened to the outside world.

Wikipedia: 國立成功大學榕園 (ZH), Website

Fulong Palace is located in the North District of Tainan City, Taiwan, and is dedicated to the Emperor Baosheng. One said that the temple was originally called "Fulong Realm", dedicated to the god of Fude, and later after the Shikeng Avenue was enshrined, it was changed to the temple of the Great Emperor Baosheng.

Wikipedia: 市仔頭福隆宮 (ZH)

Xuejialiao Cizhao Palace is located in Xuejia District, Tainan City, Taiwan, which is the temple of the main worship of Baosheng Emperor, and is also the Zhuang temple of Xuejialiao in Xuejialiao Thirteen Zhuang.

Wikipedia: 學甲寮慈照宮 (ZH)

Dawan National Sacred Palace is located in the Dawan area, Yongkang District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is a Jiaotou Temple surnamed Zheng Tsai Settlement, which is dedicated to the national saint (Guo Shenggong), that is, the national surname Zheng Chenggong. The temple was formerly known as a Divine Society, and it was only in 1979 that the believers organized the Preparatory Committee for the Construction of the National Holy Palace, and it was completed in 1985.

Wikipedia: 大灣國聖宮 (ZH)

Zhou Tsaiwei Baoning Palace is located in Zhou Tsaiwei, Yongkang District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is dedicated to Emperor Baosheng. The Baosheng Emperor in the temple has the Great Emperor, the Second Emperor, and the Three Great Emperors, among which the legend of the Second Emperor is the most. On May 20, 2009, the two emperors were golden-faced, and on May 20, 2009, they held an incense ceremony with the "red-faced emperor" of the Anding Baoan Palace and the "black-faced emperor" of the Xuejia Tzu Chi Palace at the Anding Baoan Palace.

Wikipedia: 洲仔尾保寧宮 (ZH)

Zhenyuan Jingding Land Temple (Zhenyuan Jingding Land Gong Temple) is located in the North District of Tainan City, Taiwan, and is a temple dedicated to the god of good fortune. The temple is opposite to the land temple under the total Lu realm jointly built by the military and civilians, protecting Chong'an Street (Zongye Street), which is a typical example of the land at the end of the road, and the two temples are also members of the eighteen realms of the Fucheng Union in the late Qing Dynasty. Legend has it that the temple is located at the head of the "centipede hole" on Tsuong Ye Street, and the V-shaped roads on both sides of the temple are the tentacles of centipedes.

Wikipedia: 鎮轅境頂土地廟 (ZH)

Nanzhou Kailing Palace is located in Shanshang District, Tainan City, Taiwan, also known as Nanshizhou Kailing Palace, which is dedicated to King Shudezun (Shuwang Gong), that is, Yulan pine (Abole) behind the temple. The temple belongs to the temple of the tree god faith, and may be the only temple in Tainan with Abola as the god, but the history of the temple plaque believes that the original name of King Shudezun was Du Guanming, who was a minister of Emperor Ping of the Han Dynasty, and was martyred under the tree because of Wang Mang.

Wikipedia: 南洲開靈宮 (ZH)

Wudang Mountain God Temple is located in Wudongli, Quy Nhon District, Tainan City, Taiwan, the main worship of Xuantian God, also known as Wudang Mountain Temple, in the past it was a big temple enshrined by 13 villages in Jiaodai Wai, and the current jurisdiction is about Datan and Wudong Erli in Quy Nhon. The history of the temple claims that the temple was built in the 18th year of the Ming Dynasty (1505) and is the earliest Xuantian God Temple in Taiwan, but some people believe that there are not many Han people who came to Taiwan in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, and most of them are active along the coast, which is debatable.

Wikipedia: 武當山上帝廟 (ZH)

Anping Public Temple is located next to the first cemetery in Anping District, Tainan City, Taiwan, one of the four major public temples in Anping, and the main worship is Kuifu Chitose. The current temple was rebuilt in 1988, and only a remnant wall of the old temple remains.

Wikipedia: 安平大眾廟 (ZH)

Tiancuo Shuiming Hall is located in Rende District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is the temple of the main worship of King Narcissus (Dayu), and it is also the temple of Tiancuo. The main deity of the temple was originally the patron deity of the Tiancuogan family, and the temple was built later to worship.

Wikipedia: 田厝水明殿 (ZH)

Nanchang Tianchi Altar is located in the central and western districts of Tainan City, Taiwan, according to the record of "Tainan Prefecture Ancestral Temple Name", it is the temple of the main worship of the prince of Chifu (Chi Wangye) (there is also a saying that it is Tianfu Chitose). The temple was originally a private temple, and later became the Jiaotou Temple (Nantoujiao) under the Nanchang Security Palace. In the past, with the temple as the center, there was a "Tianchi" named after the Tianchi Altar in the area enclosed by Hai'an Road, Dayong Street, Kangle Street, and Baoan Road, and later merged with Xin'anli and Zhongtouli (1 to 3 neighbors) to form "Guxili".

Wikipedia: 南廠天池壇 (ZH)

Dajia Tzu Chi Palace is located in Dajiali, Rende District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is the oldest temple in Dajia area. There are three statues of the temple Baosheng Emperor, which are called the Old Emperor, the Second Emperor, and the Three Great Emperors, among which the Old Emperor is said to be the Tzu Chi Palace in Yuemei Pond in Kaohsiung Lake. In addition to the traditional theme works, there are also Chen Qiushan's paintings with the theme of characters in the Republic of China.

Wikipedia: 大甲慈濟宮 (ZH)

Xu Choupi Liao Jialan Temple is located in Xinying District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is the Zhuang Temple of the two settlements of "Xu Chou" and "Piliao". The temple was originally called Dian An Palace (or Dian An Hall), and the gods were originally privately worshipped, and later the temple was built for the public to worship. In addition to enshrined King Garanzun, Xuantian God, and Chifu Chitose, there is also an enshrinement to Xu Chougong, who donated the temple land at the beginning.

Wikipedia: 許丑埤寮伽藍廟 (ZH)

Located in Baihe District, Tainan City, Taiwan, Kunding Fu'an Palace is a temple dedicated to the god of good fortune. The temple was originally only a small temple made of four stone slabs, and later gradually expanded its scale after reconstruction, becoming a representative and well-known land temple in the Baihe area, and even claimed to be listed as one of the three major land temples in Taiwan along with Pingtung Checheng Fu'an Palace and Zhonghe Oven Nanshan Fude Palace.

Wikipedia: 崁頂福安宮 (ZH)

Xinying Zhenwu Hall is located in Xinying District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is a temple dedicated to the god Xuantian. The temple is one of the two major public temples in Xinying, and many believers have been the "deed" of the temple's Xuantian God since childhood.

Wikipedia: 新營真武殿 (ZH)

Located in Annan District, Tainan City, Taiwan, Zhongzhou Liao Baoan Palace is the temple dedicated to Baosheng the Great and the center of faith in Zhongzhou Liao. The temple is said to be self-taught by Tzu Chi Palace.

Wikipedia: 中洲寮保安宮 (ZH)

Xinying Ji'an Palace is located in Xinying District, Tainan City, Taiwan, which is the temple dedicated to the Emperor Baosheng, and is also dedicated to Emperor Kaitian Yan and Chifu Chitose. The temple is one of the two major public temples in Xinying District, which is the Kaiji Zhuang Temple of Xinyingzhuang, which is respectfully called the "Great Temple" by the locals, and is surrounded by the "Big Vegetable Market" (old market) in Xinying.

Wikipedia: 新營濟安宮 (ZH)

Degaocuo God Temple, also known as Penny's House God Temple, Renhe Palace North Pole Temple, is a Xuantian God Temple located in Degaoli, East District, Tainan City, and is the center of faith of Degaocuo.

Wikipedia: 德高厝上帝廟 (ZH)

The former Longqi Village Governor's House is a wooden Japanese-style dormitory in Longqi District, Tainan City. According to the data, it was built in Showa 19 (1944), and according to legend, there were two Japanese chiefs of Longqi Village, and after World War II, Xu Yu, the first official head of Longqi Township, also lived here for 12 years. In 2016, it was registered as a historical building in Tainan City.

Wikipedia: 原龍崎庄長官舍 (ZH)

Qingning Palace is located in Rende District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is dedicated to the Holy Emperor Wenheng and the original god of Fude. In the past, the jurisdiction covered the entire Rende Beili, and now it is mainly the Zhuang Temple of Qiang City.

Wikipedia: 清寧宮 (臺灣) (ZH)

Xinhua Wu'an Palace is located in Xinhua District, Tainan City, Taiwan, formerly known as the "Ambassador Gong Temple", which is the temple of the main ambassador Zhang Xun (King Wu'anzun), the second envoy Xu Yuan (King Wen'anzun), and the third envoy Nan Jiyun. The temple is one of the seven temples of the Eight Guarantees of the Great Eye.

Wikipedia: 新化武安宮 (ZH)

The Boy Scout Temple is located in Quy Nhon District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and the main Boy Scout (Big Boy Jun) has a story of land competition with the nearby Wudang Mountain God Temple Xuantian God. The temple was originally a small ancestral hall, and later rebuilt due to the instructions of God Xuantian, and inscribed with the words "Birthplace of Taoism", which means to support each other's Taoism.

Wikipedia: 童子軍廟 (ZH)

Houzhen Security Palace, also known as "Huzhen Security Palace", is located in Xinying District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is dedicated to Marshal Yuefu. The temple was originally called "Houzhen Temple" and was the Jiaotou Temple of Houzhen.

Wikipedia: 後鎮保安宮 (ZH)

The former Tainan District Court, a former office building located in the Central and Western District of Tainan City, Taiwan, was used as the second-generation office building of the Tainan City District Court in the past, and the building bears witness to the important judicial history of Taiwan. Because of the cultural value of Taiwan's oldest existing large-scale courthouse building, the building has been designated as a national monument directly under the jurisdiction of the Republic of China.

Wikipedia: 原臺南地方法院 (ZH)

The original Tainan Weather Station, located in the Central and Western District of Tainan City, was built in 1898 and was one of the first batch of weather stations established in the early days of the Japanese occupation, and it is also the oldest existing meteorological building in Taiwan. In the center of the building, there is a cylindrical wind tower about 12 meters high, surrounded by a lower one-story 18-sided office space, located at the highest point of the former Tainan Prefecture, formerly known as "Eagle Ridge Terrace", because of the white tower in the middle of the building, the old Tainan people called it pepper pipe.

Wikipedia: 原台南測候所 (ZH)

The former Tainan Branch of the Monopoly Bureau of the Taiwan Governor's Office is a municipal monument of Tainan City, and it was once the Tainan Branch of the Monopoly Bureau of the Taiwan Governor's Office, responsible for the monopoly business of tobacco, wine, salt and so on. This building was announced as a municipal monument in Tainan City on May 13, 92 years of the Republic of China (2003), with the original name of "Tainan Exit Office of the Monopoly Bureau of the Governor's Office of Taiwan" as the registered name, and is now the Tainan Cultural and Creative Industry Park.

Wikipedia: 原臺灣總督府專賣局臺南支局臺南出張所 (ZH)

Kainong Palace is located in Rende District, Tainan City, Taiwan, and is a temple dedicated to Shennong the Great, formerly known as "Kaitian Palace". There are two non-cremated king ships in the temple, the Yandi and the Yaowang. The area under the jurisdiction of the temple includes settlements such as Tsutasongjiao, Tiancuo, Shanglun Tsai, Au Tsai, Yang Tsai Xia, Balin, and Gangqiang.

Wikipedia: 蔦松腳開農宮 (ZH)