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Kunqu Beach, on the northwest coast of Xiju Island in Lienchiang County, is one of Matsu's most iconic coastal landscapes. The beach is broad and gently sloped, with a rich intertidal ecology. At low tide, visitors can walk along a gravel causeway to Snake Island, evoking a 'Moses parting the sea' spectacle. During major low tides in spring and summer, intersecting waves produce the rare 'square sea' pattern, drawing families and nature lovers to explore and marvel. The spot is also one of the best places to enjoy Matsu's stunning sunsets, perfect for family outings, photography, and ecological education.

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Yawen Bali Coast

Arwin Bali Coast Tourism Factory in Douliou City, Yunlin County, is a themed park that blends South Seas flair with a pet-friendly design. The grounds feature Bali-style thatched huts, an artificial beach, palm trees and a welcoming waterfall, along with rainbow stairs, 3D graffiti walls and a mirror pool, creating a holiday-like foreign atmosphere. Admission is free, making it well-suited to bringing pets, families or couples for photo ops, walks and handmade soap workshops — a rare coastal-themed tourist factory in the Yunlin region.

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Yarwen Lakeside Healing Forest

Arwin Lakeside Healing Forest in Tainan's Houbi District is Taiwan's largest rose-themed forest park, spanning roughly 15,000 pings. Open to the public free of charge, the park combines European-style cottages, garden mazes, four themed rose gardens (Chakra, French, Tropical Rainforest, and Classical), and a Terapy café, offering a well-rounded experience of photography, flower viewing, family recreation, and pet-friendly relaxation. Free parking is available on-site, and the park is easily accessible, making it a popular destination for families, couples, and photography enthusiasts seeking a natural retreat.
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Yancheng Library

Yancheng Library in Tainan's Yancheng District opened in December 2015 with a 'segmented by age and interest' design philosophy. Its collection exceeds 80,000 volumes spanning popular science, literature, children's books, manga, and more, with dedicated zones for children, teens, and group study rooms. The most striking feature is a three-story grand staircase and book wall, with cushioned seating on each step creating a remarkably comfortable reading environment. Self-service checkout machines and book sterilization units add convenience and safety. As a free public reading space, Yancheng Library is beloved by families and students alike — a quiet haven for reading and learning in downtown Tainan.
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Golden Coast

Golden Coast in Tainan is a scenic leisure destination where coastal beauty meets a dedicated cycling path. A bicycle rental station is available on-site, and riders can pedal along the Golden Coast Ark and the seawall, taking in ocean and harbor views — ideal for families, couples, and outdoor enthusiasts. The cycling path is flat and well-maintained, passing fishing harbors, sandy beaches, and seaside cafés where visitors can pause and relax. Free and open year-round, Golden Coast offers a refreshing taste of Tainan's coastal landscape and a laid-back seaside atmosphere.
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Black Bridge Sausage Museum

Hercules Sausage Museum in Tainan's Anping Industrial Zone is a free-admission tourism factory converted from the brand's original production facility. The museum evokes a 1950s nostalgia with vintage red-brick walls, old photographs, and preserved manufacturing equipment across three floors. The first floor houses a retail store and food court serving freshly grilled sausages, oden, and sausage steamed buns. The second floor showcases the brand's history and production processes, while the third floor features interactive exhibits and retro games. Air-conditioned and family-friendly, the museum is a must-visit for those interested in Taiwan's food culture.
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1915 Yang Ming Marine Culture & Art Museum

Housed in the 1915 former Keelung branch of Japan's Nippon Yusen shipping line, this museum narrates the port city's maritime soul through exhibits on ship construction, navigation know-how, and the daily lives of local seafarers. Visitors can try ship-handling simulators and join the Little Seafarer family program. Admission is free, with two hours recommended to soak in the guided tours and interactive zones.
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Buddha Hand Cave

A natural sea-carved grotto beside Xiandongyan, the 30-meter Buddha Hand Cave was once a Japanese-era air-raid shelter and later a bat roost. Today it is softly lit and free to enter round the clock, revealing palm-shaped rock veins and carved Buddha figures that give the cave its name. Pair it with a buddy for the damp, slightly eerie interior, and visit before 6 p.m. while the lights are still on.
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