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A Three-Day Romantic Tour of Tainan’s Sea, Mountains, and the Crystal Chapel

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Last updated 2026-11-10 — The coastal area of Tainan boasts pleasant scenery filled with warmth and romance, and with the crisp autumn weather, it’s perfect for couples and families to explore. Until the end of the year, Tainan is hosting numerous exciting events. In addition to activities in the Yunlin-Kaohsiung-Tainan Coastal National Scenic Area...

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The coastal area of Tainan boasts pleasant scenery filled with warmth and romance, and with the crisp autumn weather, it’s perfect for couples and families to explore. Until the end of the year, Tainan is hosting numerous exciting events. In addition to activities in the Yunlin-Kaohsiung-Tainan Coastal National Scenic Area such as the “Beimen White Christmas Event” and the “2014 King of Kun? Peace Salt Festival,” there’s also the “Tainan New Year’s Eve Trilogy” series of events waiting for you to experience. Visiting Beimen’s coastal area, travelers can explore the religious artistry at the Michelin three-star attraction—Nankunshen Daitian Temple, known as the “Finest Prefecture Under Heaven.” They can also admire the beauty of the sunset at Jingzijiao Tile Kiln Salt Fields, an ancient site. Moreover, near the Beimen Visitor Center, there are several free wedding photo spots that have gone viral this year. While enjoying the natural landscape, visitors can also leave behind memorable images of happiness.

The Crystal Chapel, bathed in the beautiful glow of Tainan’s setting sun, exudes an exotic charm and has sparked enthusiastic discussions online. (Image source / Yunlin-Kaohsiung-Tainan Coastal Scenic Area)

Jingzijiao Tile Kiln Salt Fields present ever-changing scenery with the shifting light and shadows of the clouds. (Image provided / Tainan City Tourism Bureau)

Besides enjoying the coastal scenery of Tainan, the connection via Provincial Highway 84 links areas such as Dadu, Yujing, and Nansi, making it more convenient for people to visit mountainous regions. Among them, the Nanying Astronomical Education Park in Dadu offers visitors the chance to observe the vast starry sky through telescopes, making it ideal for family trips or couples to enjoy the wonders of astronomy. Meanwhile, in Nansi’s Guidan Hot Springs, you can soak your feet while enjoying the park’s tranquil atmosphere and natural rural scenery, deepening emotional bonds. Then head to Yujing, the mango capital, to see Taiwan’s first Irwin mango tree and taste a delicious, sweet mango, savoring its blissful flavor. Additionally, at the western end of Highway 84 lies Zoumalai Farm in the Siraya National Scenic Area, which is offering special discounts, entertainment, and performances during the National Day holiday. With great food, fun, and exciting shows, the holiday is the perfect time for a sweet trip to Tainan’s suburbs.

Nankunshen Daitian Temple. (Image source / Ministry of Transportation and Communications Tourism Bureau)

The Crystal Chapel undergoes lighting adjustments before its official opening. (Image source / Yunlin-Kaohsiung-Tainan Coastal Scenic Area)

To provide more options for travelers visiting Tainan during the holiday, the Tainan City Government Tourism Bureau has specially curated a selection of distinctive coastal and mountain attractions. Themed around a “Romantic Journey of Sea and Mountains,” they offer packaged tour routes for couples traveling independently. Friends in love might want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city during the three-day National Day holiday, choose Tainan, and experience its rich landscapes and gourmet delights on a most romantic sea-and-mountain journey.

The Crystal Chapel undergoes lighting adjustments before its official opening. (Image source / Yunlin-Kaohsiung-Tainan Coastal Scenic Area)

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