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1. Tianliao Stone Temple

3.97 MILES

Tianliao Stone Temple is a fantastical, Gaudi-esque interpretation of a Taoist temple by Southeast Asian migrant workers. The 500 men had been hired to��

2. Ciaotou Sugar Factory

3.97 MILES

Taiwan's first modern sugar factory (c 1901) is no longer in use, but you can still see the old mechanisms and the vats. There's also a village here that��

3. Tianliao Moon World

6.33 MILES

If you are on the way to Meinong from Tainan, this geopark off Hwy 28 in Tianliao will give you a taste of a very different landscape. The strange-looking��

4. Foguangshan

8.31 MILES

Considered the centre of Buddhism in southern Taiwan, Foguangshan a good place to learn more about Buddhism as the staff and some of the monks and nuns��

5. Military Dependants' Village Museum

8.74 MILES

Four houses of a military dependants' village have been restored and turned into a quaint museum. Besides exhibits on the KMT retreat from China and the��

6. Confucius Temple

8.79 MILES

Taiwan's largest Confucius temple complex (167 sq m) is a stately 1970s replica of a Song-dynasty temple and the famous Qufu Confucius Temple in Shandong��

7. City God Temple

8.81 MILES

A contrast to the eccentric religious structures around Lotus Pond, this 18th century temple has intricately carved vaulted ceilings, and sculpted dragons��

8. Xuantian Shang-di

8.89 MILES

This gigantic statue at Lotus Pond is of a powerful Taoist deity whose name means God Almighty of the Mysterious Heavens. He is also known as Xuan Wu (����;��