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It was built as a rice mill, and was repurposed as a theatre after the Japanese occupation of Taiwan ended. The theatre was closed in the 2000s and acquired by the Tainan city government who redeveloped and reopened it.
The Yongcheng Theater is a theater in Yanshuei District, Tainan, Taiwan.
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井仔腳瓦盤鹽田
臺灣鹽博物館
A small museum focusing on the production of salt in Taiwan, housed on the site of what used to be the largest salt production facility in the country.
七股鹽山
國立臺灣歷史博物館
The museum covers a broad overview of Taiwan's history from prehistoric beginnings to the present, illustrating various eras with large-scale interactive displays and dioramas. Temporary exhibits focus more of the museum's historical artifacts. Most of the exhibitions have clear English explanations. Besides the museum, the building sits in a large park and is architecturally interesting, focusing on harmonious integration with the environment and housing a huge wall of solar panels that generates enough electricity to power the exhibition hall.
台南公園
Beautiful park in a central part of the city. Great for a relaxing walk or a stay of a few hours. It has many beautiful trees, flowers and a pond.
Sicao Green Tunnel; 四草綠色隧道
Found in Taijiang National Park, there are two boat rides to observe the marine life and migrant birds of a mangrove swamp reserve. The rare black-faced spoonbill can be seen here. The shorter route takes about 30 minutes, while the longer one is about 70 minutes. Queues are roughly the same time as the boat rides, and weekday boat schedules only run a few times per day.