Tainan "Want to See You" and Fengnan Team Encounter Tour | Leisure Tea House & Grandma Mo Ice Shop & Lu'ermen Notre Dame Temple & Beimen Jingzaijiao Tile Pan Salt Fields | Departing from Tainan

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— itinerary information —

[Shared Tour] 

• Meeting time & location:
  (The final meeting time and location are subject to the information provided by the supplier the night before)
• Car models used: dispatched according to the number of people 
• Ending location: Return to Tainan Train Station 
• Service is available in Mandarin

— Shared Tour Route Info —

[Itinerary A] Tainan Fruit-picking Half Day Tour

• 8:40 am Departure from Exit 2 of Tainan High Speed ​​Rail Station
• 9:00 am Departure from No. 12, Section 2, Beimen Road, East District, Tainan City (7-11 next to Tainan Railway Station) 
• 10:00 am Mango picking experience (60 minutes) 
• Yujing Fruit Market shopping + city tour and try ice cream (50-60 minutes)
• 12:30 Tainan Railway Station 

[Itinerary B] Tainan Insta Worthy Half Day Tour

• Departure Date: Friday, Saturday, Sunday
• 2:00 pm Departure from Exit 2 of Tainan High Speed ​​Rail Station
• 2:30 pm Departure from No. 12, Section 2, Beimen Road, East District, Tainan City (7-11 next to Tainan Railway Station) 
• Anping Old Street (60 minutes)
• Luermen Mazu Temple (40 minutes) 
• Beimen Visitor Center + Jingzaijiao Tile-paved Salt Fields + Crystal Church (60-80 minutes) 
• 6:30 pm Return to Shennong Street or Tainan Railway Station

(Info and image source: Southwest Coast National Scenic Area Headquarters, Taiwan Tourism Administration)

[Chartered trip 8 hours]

• Departure time: You can decide your departure time (it is recommended to depart between 08:00 - 10:00)
• Departure location: Tainan High Speed Rail/Tainan Railway Station/all hotels in Tainan city (please note the detailed address when making a reservation)
• Trip length: 8 hours (latest end time before 22:00)
• Return information: hotels, night markets, attractions in Tainan city/Tainan High Speed Rail/Tainan Railway Station
• Charter car type and recommended number of passengers
  5-seater car: 1 - 4 passengers
  9-seater car:1 - 7 passengers
  (Choose the car type for your comfort)
• Language service: Chinese service (service staff may use translation software to talk to passengers)
  
  
  

— Suggested Charter Routes —

• Route A: Tainan City/High Speed Rail - Leisure Tea House - Longquan Ice Shop - Jingzaijiao Tile Salt Field Sunset - Luermen Mazu Temple - Anping Navigation City - Return to Tainan City/High Speed Rail
• Route B: Tainan City/High Speed Rail - Taijiang National Park - Anping Navigation City - Yuguang Island - Longquan Ice Shop - Jingzaijiao Tile Salt Field Sunset - Return to Tainan City/High Speed Rail
• Route C: Tainan City/High Speed Rail - Anping Navigation City - Sicao Green Tunnel - Anping Old Street - Longquan Ice Shop - Jingzaijiao Tile Pan Yantian Sunset - Return to Tainan City/High Speed Rail
• D route: customized route
  Please note the itinerary when placing a chartered car order. Customer service staff will contact you proactively. Prices for attractions in remote areas will be increased separately. The supplier will provide driver information around 19:00 the day before. Please check your email and communication software.

— Attractions —

• Yummy Mango Farm
  Yummy Mango Farm is located in Yujing, Tainan, the hometown of mangoes! The farm grows mangoes, lychees, avocados, and abius. The fruits produced here are fragrant, sweet, and juicy, and are loved by people from Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea, the Philippines, Macau, Hong Kong, and more. The farm started as a premium export fruit producer for the Japanese market, receiving invitations for cultural exchanges in Gunma Prefecture. Eventually, it transformed into a sight-seeing farm for all while staying true to its original mission.

• Yujing Fruit Market
  Every summer during the mango harvest season, a visit to the Yujing market is a must! Besides buying the delicious and fragrant specialty mangoes, take some time to stroll around. You’ll be amazed by the variety of fruits! immerse in a delightful fruit-scented experience. Be sure to buy fresh, seasonal mangoes as gifts to share with friends and family. Get a deeper understanding of Yujing with a historical and cultural tour of some of the unique buildings on Yujing Street

• Crystal Church
  Located betweern the borders of Zhoubei and Zhongzhou Salt Fields, the Crystal Church is set in a wide, open coastal area where salt fields once dominated the landscape. The church is inspired by salt pile with a design that mimics the image of connecting sal mounds. With a pure white theme reflecting the crystal-clear nature of salt, the design is also reflective of the comforting presence of churches that once supported countless patients suffering from Blackfoot Disease. 

• Beimen Visitor Center (Hot Wedding Photography Spot)
  The Beimen Visitor Center of the Southwest Coast National Scenic Area Administration is converted from the southwestern warehouse complex of the former Beimen Salt Washing Tourism Factory. The exterior retains the original factory’s gable roof structure. The center introduces the attractions from north to south in the southwest coastal area, and plan themed zones and interactive multi-media zones by integrating tourism resources such as "Salt Industry History," "Wetland Ecology," "Religious Culture," "Local Industry," and "Literature & Arts".

• Anping Old Street
  Anping Old Street (安平老街) was the first street in Taiwan to be given a name. More than 300 years ago this was the first street built by the Dutch in Anping. In the early days, the street was built solely for pedestrians and push carts due to the fact that the street was narrow and there was not that much space to navigate. Many tourists coming to Anping must visit this street, and the noisy and bustling environment of Anping Old Street is one of its hallmarks. The street features all kinds of old stalls and shops, and regardless of whether you are a domestic or foreign visitor coming here to look for nick-knacks, raise your head once in a while to admire the Wind Lion Gods (風獅爺) on the roofs of the old buildings or take a look at the Sword Lions (劍獅) on the lintels of doors. There are many small alleyways within the Anping Old Street area, and each alley has its own characteristics and features, such as Jasmine Alley (茉莉巷) and Rouge Alley (胭脂巷). The area retains many of its old-style buildings, and when entering some of the more quiet alleyways it feels as if time is flowing backwards. The maze of alleys is filled with adventurous feel. It is a pity if you don’t explore the alleys when you come to Anping Old Street.

• Tainan Luermen Mazu Temple
  Luermen Mazu Temple is located on Cheng'an Road in Annan District, Tainan City, and serves as the spiritual center of the Tucheng community. Designed in the architectural style of Beijing’s Forbidden City, the temple features four north-south and three east-west courtyards with five main halls, covering over 20,000 square meters. It’s known as the largest temple in the Far East. Founded in 1641, the temple has nearly 400 years of history. Two boundary markers set by the Three Guilds of Fucheng during the Qing Dynasty still stand to the left of the front hall, telling the story of the temple's historical grandeur. Since 1987 (ROC Year 76), the temple has hosted a meticulous fireworks show during the Lantern Festival, with professional teams performing in the front plaza, making it one of Tainan’s signature New Year events.

• Jingzaijiao Tile-Paved Salt Fields, Beimen, Tainan
  Jingzaijiao is the first salt field in Beimen and the oldest surviving tile-paved salt field in Taiwan. The entire site uses traditional tile-paving methods, creating a beautiful mosaic-like pattern. Due to high labor costs, salt production ceased in 2002 after 338 years of operation. The once-active salt fields were abandoned for a time, but were later restored to preserve salt industry culture. Now it stands as one of the most iconic coastal attractions in Tainan. At sunset, the reflection of the sky on the salt fields creates a stunning light display, accompanied by the endless horizon and clouds of Beimen Lagoon. The area is a hotspot for photographers and visitors, drawn to its ever-changing twilight views. This is a must-see destination when exploring Tainan’s coast.