Tainan is filled with old-worl

Tainan is filled with old-world architecture. Whether you're crisscrossing its streets and alleys, every step feels like stepping into a world of building blocks—delicate brickwork, unique window panes, and a multitude of small shops make even a stroll a feast for the eyes. Beyond its architecture, Tainan's culinary scene is the city's very soul. "Ye Jia Xiao Juan Rice Noodles" and many other time-honored local establishments offer unforgettable flavors. On the corner, "Lang Lang Bie Ku" (Lang Lang Bie Ku) houses a group of affectionate, adoptable animals, so gentle they make you wish they'd find their own happy families soon.

📍Recommended Itineraries

1. Explore the Streets of Tainan Old Town

If you enjoy walking and observing, the historic districts of downtown Tainan are the perfect place to start your journey. Wujiaogang, Shennong Street, and Hai'an Road exemplify the fusion of retro and modern. The iron grilles, red brick walls, and dim lights of the alleyways offer a sense of tranquility.

Bring your own camera or phone to capture every corner that's sure to make you want to photograph.

2. Ye's Rice Noodle Rolls

A must-try snack in Tainan, the broth is light and sweet, the rice noodles are incredibly bouncy, and every bite is filled with flavor. There's often a line during opening hours, but the tables are quickly turned over, so the wait isn't too long.

📍Address: No. 142, Section 2, Guohua Street, West Central District, Tainan City
🕒Hours: 10:00 AM–7:00 PM (avoid peak hours during the lunch and evening hours)

3. Don't Cry, Strange Pet Adoption Cafe

Interacting with gentle animals is a healing and meaningful part of your journey. Every cat and dog is incredibly affectionate, and even just patting or spending time with them brings a warm feeling.

Hope every furry friend finds a kind and loving home! 📍Address: No. 19, Yunong Road, East District, Tainan City
🕒Opening Hours: 12:00 PM–8:00 PM

🔎Tips and Tips for Your Trip

- Wear comfortable shoes. Tainan's streets are mostly paved with cobblestones, brick paths, and narrow alleys. Stroll through the old city and soak up the atmosphere.
- Bring water if the weather is hot. There are plenty of hand-shaken drinks and dessert shops in the Old City District, so you can always refill.
- Restaurants tend to get crowded, so make reservations during peak hours or avoid meal times.
- When you're at "Wandering, Don't Cry," there's no need to buy treats to please the animals; they're already friendly enough. Simply speak softly and approach slowly, and you'll usually be able to get close quickly.

🚗Transportation Tips
Tainan Train Station and Tainan Bus Station are both close to the old city, making them easily accessible by foot or bicycle. Uber and taxis are also easily available within the city. If you're traveling with elderly or children, it's recommended to take the city bus and use an EasyCard for hassle-free travel.

🍴Food Recommendations
In addition to Ye's Rice Noodle Rolls, Atang's Salty Congee and Jipin Shrimp Rice near Shennong Street are also worth a try and can be included in your itinerary. For dessert, be sure to order the Fushenghao Rice Cake and Lily Fruit Shop's seasonal fruit ice cream.

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