[2025 Tainan Attraction] Travel Guide for Tainan Shan-Shang Garden and Old Waterworks Museum (Updated Mar)

A museum located in the Shanshang District of Tainan, about an hour's drive from Tainan City. It just celebrated its 5th anniversary, making it a relatively new attraction! Covering an area of 20 hectares, the park is filled with old trees and not too many visitors, making it a very comfortable spot. Upon entering the park, there is a small train you can ride for 50 TWD per person. The ride is quite short, roughly a 10-minute walk distance (from the entrance to the plaza beverage section). The driver provides a brief introduction, and you arrive at the destination quickly. Most people feel that the 50 TWD fare is unnecessary 🤣. If the train could cover more areas, it would greatly enhance the willingness and satisfaction of the ride. The various museums within the park are well-maintained, and there are some interactive installations and introductions. It's a great place to stroll around, take photos, and learn something new. You can spot the adorable Alley Niau figures everywhere! There is a café in the park where you can rest, and there are online reservations available for tree-climbing activities, with different fees depending on the duration. Tainan Shanshang Garden Waterway Museum No. 16, Shanshang Village, Shanshang District, Tainan City Admission: 100 TWD Small Train: 50 TWD

Tainan Shan-Shang Garden and Old Waterworks Musuem is located at 743, Tainan City, Shanshang District, 16號里山上 Tainan Shanshang Garden and Old Waterworks Museum. For non-Taiwanese residents of Tainan, entrance fee is 100nt$ and for the residents of Tainan it cost 50nt$. Don’t forget to bring your Taiwan ID when visiting the area. If you want to experience riding the train, you can buy in the ticket booth inside. Ticket price is 50nt$, back&forth. Inside the area, you will see the Musuem of Old Waterworks. A long ago, This plantation supplies water in the whole Tainan. Visiting Time is from 10am-5pm. #valentinescape #byaheniinchet #mytripvlog #taiwantravel

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