Yoichi Hatta Memorial Park (八田與一紀念園區) is on the north side of Wushantou Reservoir (烏山頭水庫), and was built to commemorate the designer of Chianan Irrigation Channel (嘉南大圳) Yoichi Hatta (八田與一). The memorial building was renovated in 2009 over the course of two years, and was officially opened in 2011.

The only area in Longqi district where bamboo charcoal takes center stage, but it is also a place where the Longqi Farmer’s Association (龍崎區農會) makes use of local produce to manufacture top-quality bamboo charcoal goods. If you take a trip here, not only is it possible to buy many kinds of products made from bamboo charcoal and gain a deeper understanding of the material, but it is also possible to take a look around the rarely seen bamboo charcoal kilns. It is possible to gain an insight into how the kilns were built, as well as the process for firing them up and using them.

The entrance of the square has a grand Fountain of Apollo (阿波羅噴泉), and a bridge crosses the moat with a row of fierce white lion heads along the side and solemn Olympus (奧林帕斯) statues on top. The front entrance of the museum features a tall dome shape and Greek columns, a grand design befitting a palace of cultural treasures. Perched at the building’s highest point is the Angel of Glory (榮耀天使) statue, a reproduction of the work of French sculptor Louis-Ernst Barrias.

Ten Drum Culture Village (十鼓文創園區) occupies approximately 5 hectares, and contains 16 old warehouses built during the Japanese Colonial Period. In 2005 it was repurposed by the Ten Drum Band, as an idea to revitalize the unused space. Through careful planning, new life has been given to the century-old sugar factory that had been left unused. Its miraculous rebirth incorporates the Ten Drum Band's innovative Taiwanese drumming music to give you Asia’s first drumming themed international art village. At night, Ten Drum Culture Village becomes a dream-like floodlit sugar factory.

Lofty church buildings are rare in Rende District. Ask people about the Taiwan Holocaust Museum(臺灣Holocaust和平紀念館) and they might not know, but mention Che Chu Chien Church (車路墘教會)and many will know where it is. The museum is Taiwan’s only museum with a collection made up of Jewish cultural relics. “Holocaust” refers, of course, to the murder of 6 million Jews by the Nazis in World War II. Holocaust museums were set up all over the world after the war to comfort the Jews and remind people of the concept of world peace, Che Chu Chien Church has one such museum.

If you are driving down Provincial Highway 3, be sure not overlook this place, as it was the classic setting of the famous movie Zone Pro Site: The Moveable Feast. (電影總舖師) The Jiang Family Old House has been preserved very much intact. The ancestral hall stands at the center of a traditional courtyard complex. The left and right wings of the building house the family's descendants. The center of the ancestral hall has four entrances and three rooms.

"Tainan City Zuojhen Fossil Park is the only fossil museum in Taiwan that exists as a unique combination of school and educational museum by integrating the former Tsai-liao Fossil Museum, the Natural History Educational Hall and Guangrong Elementary School.  By integrating science, archeology, promotion of education and recreational tourism, the Fossil Park has presented itself as “The home of fossils” with its unique natural and cultural context, thereby transforming Zuozhen District into an important site for fossil studies.

Xinhua Wude Temple (新化武德殿) was constructed between 1925-1928, and was used as a Kendo and Judo training hall during the Japanese Colonial Era. Since its renovation, it combines with Xinhua Old Street (新化老街), Xinhua District Council House (新化街役場), Yangkui Literature Memorial Museum (楊逵文學館) and the newly renovated Tavokan Cultural District (大目降文化園區) to form a very rich cultural zone.

The Siriya indigenous people were the earliest recorded inhabitants of Tainan, the tribe’s name appearing in records in the Dutch Colonial Time. The Siraya have an inseparable relationship with the formation of Tainan’s history and culture and its development. The Hall was established by Tainan City Government in 2014 for the promotion of Siraya culture and as a platform for exchange between ethnic groups.

Taiwan Land Fossils and Minerals Museum (大地化石礦石博物館) was founded in 1993. The land fossils and minerals in the museum’s collection come not only from Taiwan, they also include precious specimens from around the world. The exhibits are displayed by category and detailed introductions provided. The exhibition space is spacious and bright, the environment is tranquil, and parking is convenient.