5 DAYS TAINAN PRIVATE TOUR

Chihkan Tower stands in central Tainan, witnessing 400 years of history from Dutch to Qing dynasties. This red-brick monument blends Eastern and Western architecture. Climb up to overlook the old city and experience Taiwan's rich cultural heritage. Fort Anping, built in 1624 during Dutch rule, is Taiwan's oldest fortress. Originally named Fort Zeelandia, it witnessed centuries of history from Dutch, Koxinga to Qing periods. The remaining walls and cannons tell 400 years of stories, marking Taiwan's historical beginning. Anping Old Street boasts over 300 years of history as one of Taiwan's oldest streets. Wander through charming alleys lined with traditional snacks and artisan shops. Taste local delicacies like shrimp crackers and tofu pudding while experiencing authentic Tainan culture and slow-paced lifestyle. Glide on a bamboo raft through Sicao Green Tunnel's dense mangroves in Tainan. The lush canopy forms a stunning green tunnel with mirror-like water reflections. Rich in ecology, spot fiddler crabs and mudskippers in this tranquil "Amazon of Taiwan." Chimei Museum in Tainan features Taiwan's most beautiful Western classical architecture. Home to over 13,000 pieces including the world's finest violin collection, Western paintings, sculptures, ancient weapons, and natural history specimens. A white palace transporting you to Europe. Hengchun South Gate is Taiwan's best-preserved Qing Dynasty gate, built in 1875. As the most intact of four gates, it showcases unique curved roof architecture. Visit Taiwan's southernmost ancient city and experience 150 years of history and culture. Sail Rock stands 18 meters tall on Kenting's coast, a massive coral reef formation resembling a sailing ship. This ancient rock, rolled down from the plateau, has withstood millennia of erosion. Its unique shape, also likened to Nixon's head, makes it Kenting's iconic natural landmark against azure seas.Sail Rock stands 18 meters tall on Kenting's coast, a massive coral reef formation resembling a sailing ship. This ancient rock, rolled down from the plateau, has withstood millennia of erosion. Its unique shape, also likened to Nixon's head, makes it Kenting's iconic natural landmark against azure seas.Eluanbi Lighthouse stands at Taiwan's southernmost tip, known as the "Light of East Asia." This white iron tower, 21.4 meters tall, boasts Taiwan's most powerful beam. Built in 1883, this unique fortified lighthouse is one of Taiwan's Eight Views, overlooking the Pacific and Bashi Channel. Sail Rock stands 18 meters tall on Kenting's coast, a massive coral reef formation resembling a sailing ship. This ancient rock, rolled down from the plateau, has withstood millennia of erosion. Its unique shape, also likened to Nixon's head, makes it Kenting's iconic natural landmark against azure seas. 

 Houbihu Fishing Port is Kenting's seafood paradise, home to famous sashimi restaurants. Fresh daily catch delivered directly, offering amazing value sashimi platters. Enjoy steamed parrotfish, lobster porridge and authentic dishes while experiencing the harbor atmosphere and Taiwan's freshest ocean flavors. Maobitou Park sits at Hengchun Peninsula's southeast corner, named after a cat-shaped coral reef rock. Marking the boundary of Taiwan Strait and Bashi Channel, it features stunning reef coastlines and eroded cliffs. Enjoy panoramic ocean views from the observation deck and explore rich intertidal ecosystems. National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium in Pingtung is Taiwan's premier marine institution. Three main galleries showcase Taiwan waters, Coral Kingdom, and World Oceans. Get up close with beluga whales, penguins, sharks, and walk through mesmerizing underwater tunnels. Checheng Fu'an Temple in Pingtung is Taiwan's largest temple dedicated to Tudigong (Earth God). Built in the Ming Dynasty over 370 years ago, this five-story palace-style temple features magnificent architecture and attracts countless devotees as Southeast Asia's grandest land god temple. Pier-2 Art Center in Kaohsiung transforms former harbor warehouses into a vibrant arts district. Featuring exhibitions, creative markets, and large-scale installations, this waterfront cultural hub is connected by light rail and showcases Taiwan's creative energy.Liuhe Tourist Night Market in central Kaohsiung is one of Taiwan's most iconic night markets. With around 200 stalls offering seafood, local delicacies, and the famous papaya milk and salt-steamed shrimp, experience vibrant Kaohsiung's culinary culture. Cijin Old Street on Kaohsiung's Cijin Island is the area's liveliest street. Famous for fresh seafood and traditional snacks like grilled squid, sweet potato cakes, and tomato platters. Stroll the street, then head to the beach to enjoy harbor village atmosphere with sea breeze. Cihou Lighthouse atop Cijin Island, built in 1883, is Kaohsiung Harbor's oldest lighthouse. Its white square tower with red accents stands elegantly. Climb to the top for panoramic views of the harbor and city skyline. This national monument witnesses a century of port development. Weiwuying National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts, designed by Dutch architect Francine Houben, features a wave-like roof inspired by banyan trees. Asia's largest single-roof theater complex with Taiwan's only vineyard-style concert hall, opened in 2018 as southern Taiwan's cultural landmark.