Nanshagong

Anping Fenghua Homestay is just a 5-minute walk from Nansha Palace, housed in a restored 19th-century courtyard mansion. Guests can join the daily "Temple Courtyard Tea Ceremony," where elders share folk tales while enjoying traditional oolong tea. The homestay also offers hand-painted deity cart workshops and a guided night stroll through hidden alleys, revealing ancient wells and stone pathways rarely seen by tourists. Each room features vintage city maps and local folklore books for immersive exploration

Anping Yuelu Inn offers panoramic views of Nansha Palace’s tiled rooftops and ancient banyan trees from its upper-floor garden balcony rooms. Located just 3 minutes on foot, the inn preserves original red-brick walls and wooden beams while integrating modern comfort. Guests enjoy complimentary bicycles to explore nearby historical sites like the Anping Fort and old merchant houses. The hotel’s signature evening lantern ritual allows visitors to participate in a traditional offering ceremony under soft candlelight

Yes, Anping Shuyu Guesthouse features a daily cooking class where guests learn to prepare authentic Tainan dishes such as oyster omelet with preserved mustard greens and stewed pork belly with pickled radish using recipes passed down through generations. The kitchen sources ingredients directly from local farmers, ensuring freshness. Rooms are designed with antique furniture and bamboo ceilings, while the rooftop terrace offers a serene vantage point overlooking the temple’s evening prayers and river reflections. HopeGoo via HopeGoo ensures access to exclusive culinary packages