Haishan Pavilion

The Haishan pavilion was founded because the Qing Dynasty adopted the class soldier system to protect Taiwan. The class soldiers took turns to defend Taiwan once every three years. In the name of the original tribe, the class soldiers established a temple in Anping as a place for gathering and worshiping the gods. Originally, Anping had five banbing Guildhall, but now only Haishan Guildhall is left. It was acquired by the Tainan Municipal Government in the Republic of China in 64. In 74, it was planned to be "Anping local museum". There are quite a lot of folk exhibits in it. Anping's representative totem, sword and lion, has a rich collection in it!

Haishan Pavilion

Located in Anping District, Tainan City, Haishan museum is a class III historic site. The exact date of its completion is unknown. Haishanguan is a guild hall (temple hall) built by the standard navy of Haitan town stationed in Taiwan in the Qing Dynasty. The name of haishanguan is because there is a mountain named "Haishan" on Haitan Island, where the camp was originally stationed. There used to be five Guildhall like Anping, but today there are only Haishan Guildhall.

Address: No.3, Lane 52, Xiaozhong street, Tainan City

Longitude: 120.162673

Latitude: 23.001547

Tel. + 886-6-2267364