Anping Old Street is the oldest old street in Tainan. From the first street built by the Dutch more than 300 years ago, Therefore, Anping Old Street is known as the first street in Taiwan. Mainly the locations of Yanping Street, Zhongxing Street and Zhongzhong Street The streets are narrow because ancient designers used carts. Therefore, it is particularly easy to generate heavy traffic and crowds. In the intricate alleys such as Jasmine Lane, The alley paved with red bricks and tiles has a unique world of fun. Wind lions can be seen on the roofs of many mottled old houses. The sword lions and remains on the lintel are currently being excavated. There are multiple bus lines for transportation. Since the route is not prone to traffic jams, If you drive, in addition to parking along Canal Road (smart charging), there are also large parking lots at the back. In addition, there is a large parking lot behind Anping Road, and it continues It is being built, and Anping Kaitai Tianhou Temple also has the opportunity to park. This famous temple in Anping is the first Mazu temple in Taiwan. There are many delicious snacks around the temple entrance. Around the old street are Lu Jing Tang (where you can catch weekly activities), Anping Castle, Evening excursion to Chuchangsuo, Anping Tree House, Deji Foreign Trade Co., Ltd., Haishan Pavilion, etc. Some attractions with historical background require fees. Attractions beside the canal such as Big Fish’s Blessing and other installations It’s full of old-school delicacies and new restaurants, as well as many specialty vendors. Ah Cai beef soup, Anping shrimp cakes, Lin Yong Taixing preserves, Chenjia oyster rolls, Zhoushi shrimp rolls, A Mei crabs, Tongji Anping bean curd, Sunjia small roll rice noodles, Chuanjiapu food style, etc. It’s a great place for in-depth travel

One of the surprises in the alleys of Anping. Volunteers from the Anping Cultural and Educational Foundation and community residents sorted out the inconspicuous abandoned fire alley that was originally full of debris and beautified it with flowers. I hope all alleys in Taiwan look like this. Entering from Yanping Street, you can walk all the way to the Anping Native Cultural Center (the dormitory of the principal of the elementary school during the Japanese occupation, not the shrine). Let's arrange the walking route like this.

The short alleys have a unique flavor, and when the flowers bloom, the fragrance fills the alleys. It is worth looking for.

Beside Yanping Street, full of greenery, quiet and beautiful

A very atmospheric alley. This is a place of daily life, so please be careful when passing.

There is another world, and sometimes there are cats

A small scenic spot, a quiet place in the bustling old street.

A small alley next to a traditional market antique The proportions of simple lanes and street houses I feel like there will be a surprise around the corner

Very boring There are a few pots of jasmine in the alley Then the ditch smells a bit stinky

(Translated by Google) Fertile taste, can't get rid of memory and miss, old age, little understanding of the narrator's advice: go shopping to practice footsteps, pass on food and taste as a child...the old streets and alleys show the maze in front of you...not tired of the exhibition; the ancestors have great IQ, passed down from generation to generation keep...｡ (Original) 肥沃味道，揮不去記憶思念，年邁歷程，少了解說員開示：逛街練腳步，孩提傳承食品嘗味……古老街頭巷尾顯眼前迷宮……不累玩意展覽；祖先智商好棒，傳久遠代永留存…｡

(Translated by Google) It’s a very beautiful alley in the old street. It’s very good to take pictures. On the day of the trip, I’ve encountered someone shooting a short film. But the downside is that there are a lot of mosquitoes. Just pay attention to it. (Original) 就是一個在老街裡的一條很網美的小巷子，很好拍照，去的那天還遇到有人在拍小短片呢~但是缺點就是蚊子有點多，要稍微注意一下就是了

Walking in the alleys is like stepping back in time It feels quite adventurous~😄