Friday, November 17, 2017

Taiwan






Tainan: Taiwan’s Oldest City is Far from Old

When visiting Taiwan, you will notice that many cities have a unique blend of traditional and modern traits, but the most appealing of these cities may very well be Tainan. Located on the Southwest Coast of Taiwan, Tainan has the cultural charm and the modern-day amenities and activities that travelers seek.

Tainan has many famous and historical sites, including temples and fortresses, that date back over 300 years. Bombing from the Allies in WWII can still be seen in some of the architecture, but most of the city has rebuilt years ago. Sightseers can take in the magnificent views of the many structures in the city while walking, biking, or taking the city bus.

Tainan’s Jia-Jia at West Market Hotel is a modern and chic hotel, and offers guests more than just a luxurious, boutique guestroom.  Designed by local artists, these guestrooms all follow a theme. But there is more to do in this hotel than just enjoy the surroundings. Cooking classes are offered to guests, and those who are not lodging at the hotel. The art of creating local delicacies can be learned and enjoyed. Traditional Taiwanese attire, designed by the hotel’s owner, can also be purchased and worn, so visitors can immerse themselves in the experience of Tainan.

Shoppers will not be disappointed with the scene in Tainan. Hayashi offers high-end goods, and is Taiwan’s oldest department store. In a more modern style of shopping, a multilevel shopping center has something for everyone. Whether you are looking for apparel, jewelry, or food and beverages, there is something for everyone when it comes to shopping in Tainan.


With a population of almost 2 million people, this large city offers so much to her guests. From the traditional Taiwanese culture, to the trendy cosmopolitan scene, this city knows how to capture energy and welcome guests. Find out more about Tainan, and see why a visit to Taiwan’s treasure is worth the trip.

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