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Last updated 2026-09-25 — In response to the Michelin Green Guide’s recommendation, the Tainan City Government Tourism Bureau has launched a series of city tour guide services. Since 2011 up to July 2014, the number of tours has officially surpassed 1,000. To show appreciation for the public's support...

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In response to the Michelin Green Guide’s recommendation, the Tainan City Government Tourism Bureau has launched a series of city tour guide services. Since 2011 up to July 2014, the number of tours has officially surpassed 1,000. To thank the general public for their support, free city tour guide services will continue to be offered. Interested individuals are welcome to make reservations via the online booking system.

Fort Provintia is one of the must-visit attractions in Tainan. The existing Fort Provintia is actually a combination of remnants of Fort Provintia, the Temple of the Sea God, and the Wenchang Pavilion, and is now a national first-class historic site. (Image provided / MoMo Editorial Department)

The Michelin Guide, regarded as the bible of travel and gastronomy, released the “Green Guide – Taiwan Edition” (English version) in March 2011, listing the Tainan area as a three-star must-visit city in Taiwan. Among them, Chihkan Tower, Sihuan Wu Temple, Grand Matsu Temple, Confucius Temple, and Nankunshen Daitian Temple were awarded three-star status.To coincide with the publication of the Michelin Green Guide and promote Tainan’s rise in international tourism, as well as to showcase the characteristics of the city and its various attractions, the Tourism Bureau planned and launched the “Tainan Michelin Three-Star Journey” series of urban walking routes. These include: “Historic Walk in Fucheng,” “A Stroll Along Anping Old Street,” “A Leisurely Walk through the Five Channels Old Town,” and “A Walk around Yinjin Harbor in Yanshui.” It is also planned to launch “A Stroll in Guanzi Ridge Hot Spring Village” in October. Since its inception in July 2011, the number of service sessions has officially surpassed 1,000, with over 10,000 visitors participating. The city walks have become widely loved by tourists and emerged as a new travel trend.

The Yanshui Beehive Rockets event takes place in the Yanshui District of Tainan City. It features a large launching platform made up of many skyrockets that ignite simultaneously, shooting out like a swarm of bees leaving their hive. It is the most lively annual event in Tainan during the Lantern Festival. (Image source / eventaiwan)

The Tourism Bureau stated that in recent years, the city government has actively promoted Yanshui. In addition to successfully including the “Yanshui Beehive Rockets” in the Taiwan Tourism Calendar as one of Taiwan’s representative international events, the “Yanshui Moon Harbor Lantern Festival” has been held for three consecutive years, attracting a large number of visitors. To allow tourists to gain a deeper understanding of Yanshui, the “Yanshui Moon Harbor Walk” was launched in May, offering free guided tours every Saturday at 3 PM. Additionally,in July, the “Five Channels Old Town Walk” was introduced, giving visitors an insight into a hub of traditional crafts and cultural and creative industries. Aside from the “Sunlight Line” being available every Saturday and Sunday afternoon, the first nighttime guided walking route, the “Starlight Line,” was launched, offering free guided services every Friday and Saturday evening from 7–9 PM.
 
This year, based on visitor feedback over the past two years, the Tourism Bureau has adjusted service times to provide a more comfortable guided experience.Starting in August, the morning session will be from 9–11 AM, while the afternoon session is divided into summer hours (April–October, 4–6 PM) and winter hours (November–March, 3–5 PM). Different walking routes are offered at different times, allowing visitors to choose a suitable time for urban strolls and to explore Tainan, this cultural ancient city.

“Shennong Street,” formerly known as Beishi Street, is the best-preserved old street in Tainan City and the most important site in the “Five Channels Cultural Park.” (Image provided / MoMo Editorial Department)

Whether under the scorching summer sun or the cold winter wind, 73 professional guides, undeterred by changing weather conditions, have upheld their passion for service and responsibility to the city, delivering over a thousand guided tours. They have passed on Tainan’s stories step by step, allowing visitors to not only enjoy a healthy walk but also embark on a deep cultural journey.

Walking along Tainan’s Haian Road, one can see the crumbling walls of the Tainan Haian Road Art Street, presenting interesting scenes where old and new intermingle, as if time has turned backward. (Image provided / Tainan City Tourism Bureau)

Those planning to take a walking tour in Tainan can first visit the Tainan Tourism Network to check travel itineraries in the Tainan Michelin Three-Star Journey section, and use the online reservation system to sign up. Everyone is welcome to join the Tainan Michelin Three-Star Journey and experience the wonderful moments of life in Tainan’s alleys and lanes together.

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