Detailed Map of Tainan, Taiwan

Tainan, Taiwan (22.9833, 120.1833)

Tainan, located in the southwestern part of Taiwan at coordinates 22.9833° N latitude and 120.1833° E longitude, serves as one of the oldest cities on the island and was once the capital during the Qing Dynasty. With a population of approximately 1.9 million residents, it is now administratively classified as a special municipality, having achieved this status in 2010 to enhance local governance. Tainan's economy is diverse, with significant contributions from agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism; the city is particularly renowned for its production of traditional Taiwanese snacks. The transportation infrastructure includes a network of roads, railways, and the Tainan Airport, facilitating connections to other major cities and regions. Tainan is rich in cultural heritage, boasting numerous historical sites, such as the Chihkan Tower and Koxinga Shrine, which attract both domestic and international tourists. Its neighborhoods vary from the bustling streets filled with local eateries and shops to quieter residential areas, reflecting a blend of traditional and modern lifestyles. The city's vibrant night markets, such as the Flower Night Market, showcase local cuisine and crafts, making it a hub of activity and social interaction.