Meteorological Museum

At the beginning of the 17th century, there was a vast ocean in the inland sea of the Taijiang river. On the West Bank, led by a Kunqu, there were seven sand dunes in the north and south. On the east bank, the seven dunes were like a winged Phoenix. The reputation of "phoenix ancient city" continued.

Today's tangdezhang park is the highest place in the past. It is called "Jiuling terrace". Zheng Chenggong built the first official Temple here, the North Pole hall, to worship Xuantian God, the patron god of Ming Dynasty. The temple of heaven nearby is full of pilgrims on the ninth day of the first lunar month. The temple is very lively, and the melodious hymns are often in mayakob, another peaceful place As the Memorial Church rings, there is a small fengcha hall beside it, which quietly builds pots of tea products called "Humanitarianism" for tourists.

Before the Japanese rule period, Taiwan had not yet established a modern meteorological observation system, and the data had to be provided by Hong Kong. Every year, typhoons in summer and autumn often caused huge losses. After the Japanese entered Taiwan, in order to master the meteorological data, in 1898, they completed the first public building in Tainan, "Tainan weather station (the place for observing climate)", which is located in huayuanting (today's Gongyuan Road) Because of its special appearance, the old generation of Tainan people call it "Pepper tube".

With the change of time, the coastline has retreated to the outer sea of Anping, where high-rise buildings have been built nearby. This is no longer the highest place in the city, and there is no sunset. With the development of science and technology, computers have replaced traditional human resources, but they can not replace the historical memory of the past century. When I pass here, I always look up at the unique chimney and look forward to the pink Suzuki Bloom again.

Address: 21 Gongyuan Road, Zhongxi District, Tainan, Taiwan

Longitude: 120.206115

Latitude: 23.003908