Shi Nan Agricultural Leisure Area

Service Items: Landscape Viewing, Guided Tours
Cigu Lagoon, a relic of silted land floating in the ancient inland sea of the Taijiang River, is located in the Cigu District of Tainan City. Four reroutings in Zeng Wenxi River have shaped the present lagoon landscape, making it the largest lagoon in Taiwan. Locals often refer to it as the "inner bay" or simply "the bay". In 2009, it became a part of Taijiang National Park. The park stretches from Qingshan Gang Sandbank in the north to Dingtou Sandbank in the south, while the outlying Wangzailiao Sandbank in the west separates it from the Taiwan Strait. Seven lagoons span an area of about 1,000 hectares, resembling an ecological treasure trove. To date, 125 species of fish have been identified here, with three listed internationally as critically endangered. In winter, it serves as an important stopover for migratory birds. Leveraging the environmental benefits, local fishermen cultivate oysters and fish, creating a unique industrial and cultural landscape. Visitors can take a boat from Liukong, Nanwan, Hailiao, or Longshan Pier to explore the lagoon, enjoy the oyster farms, ascend the sandbars, and observe the local ecology.

Service Items: Guided Tour

At the heart of the sandbar is a wind-resistant forest primarily composed of sesbania, which turns a beautiful yellow. As dusk falls, one can often spot heron families returning to their nests high up in the trees. During low tide, flocks of fiddler crabs venturing out for food can be observed on the beach. Heading west along the wooded path, the expansive Taiwan Strait comes into view. This location also serves as an excellent place for observing coastal plants and the sand dune terrain. To explore this area fully, you'll need to take a recreational fishing raft.

Service Item: Landscape Viewing

The Guanhai Building is a five-story observation-style edifice situated on the edge of the Cigu Salt Field. From the upper floor of the Guanhai Building, one can take in the views of Wangziliaoshan and Qingshangangshan beyond the Cigu Lagoon. During sunset, the ephemeral beauty of the descending sun is often visible. The afterglow of the sunset, reflecting off the waters of the Cigu Lagoon, intertwines with the stationary fishnets and oysters in the lagoon to create a fiery red vista, which is truly stunning. Every winter, during the migratory season, one can also spot cormorants perched on bamboo poles, basking in the sun.

Service Item: Landscape Viewing

Take a raft ride at Lukong Pier to enjoy the beauty of the lagoon. Want a closer experience? On clear weather days, you can also appreciate the lagoon's allure even after sunset. The lagoon is teeming with oyster huts and fishing areas enclosed by bamboo poles. Fishermen navigate around the lagoon as easily as if they were driving on land. While the rows of bamboo fences may appear identical, the fishermen know precisely to whom each fishing area belongs. Occasionally, fishermen will demonstrate the operation of their fixed nets.

Oyster farmers can often be seen harvesting oysters directly from the lagoon, with other fishermen casting their lines for the same bounty. Alongside the horn-eyed sand crabs and tide crabs, the expansive wooded area on both sides serves as a favored habitat for egrets. From time to time, you can spot nests of various migratory birds, including egrets, and even glimpse nestlings waiting for their meals.
For further details, please reach out to the Liukong Management Station and Visitor Center of Taijiang National Park at 06-788-0220.

Service Items: Guided Tour

The marine breeding center of Cigu Aquaculture Research Institute has a history of 100 years, and its contribution to Taiwan aquaculture has exceeded the economic benefits seen in the market today. AIA countries benefit the people of AIA; in today's era of global food shortage, aquatic products provide one of the best sources of protein for human beings, and Taiwan is in a leading position in the global aquaculture industry, and the role of the Aquaculture Research Institute's Marine Breeding Center is indispensable. character of.

Service Item: Landscape Viewing

Located at the southernmost tip of the Cigu Lagoon, Nanwan Pier offers an exceptional opportunity to enjoy the mangrove landscape and the view of Wangzaliaoshan. The pier is equipped with a viewing platform and a tourist service center. From here, you can take a boat to Wangzaliaoshan or Dingtouishan.
The boat trip allows for an immersive experience in the lagoon's diverse ecology, featuring fiddler crabs, water birds, mangroves, and more. Along the way, in addition to the beautiful lagoons, you'll witness oyster sheds and sandbars. Since the water depth in some areas of the lagoon is only knee-deep, the rubber raft may run aground. This gives you an opportunity to disembark and stroll along the beach, searching for shellfish and observing fiddler crabs, which adds an ecological dimension to your tour of the Cigu Lagoon.
The whole journey lasts a little over 2 hours, providing a real-life natural classroom experience. As dusk falls, the small creatures return to their nests one after another. The bamboo rafts then make their way through the calm waters on their return journey, creating a twinkling spectacle that is truly unforgettable.

Service item: Landscape viewing

The Guoshenggang Lighthouse, built in the 46th year of the Republic of China (1957), is located in Guoshenggang, Cigu District, Tainan City. It also stands as the westernmost lighthouse in Taiwan. This lighthouse features a conical steel frame structure, with a black and white tower. After the inauguration of the original Guoshenggang Lighthouse, it suffered from typhoon damage and tidal erosion, which led to the loss of the surrounding sandbar, causing the lighthouse to eventually fall into the sea. In the 58th year of the Republic of China, it was severely damaged by Typhoon Weioula, leading to the collapse of the tower, rendering it unusable. In June of the following year, a new lighthouse was built atop a nearby hill to replace the old one, continuing to illuminate the area.

Please note that there is no lighting at night, so it is not recommended to visit during these hours.

Photo Source: Yunjianan Scenic Area

Service Item:To implement the spirit and requirements of HACCP on product traceability, from the source of fry, the breeding process to the sales, there are records to trace.

The "Agricultural Products Production and Marketing History Verification System" is promoted by the Committee of Agriculture in accordance with the Law on the Administration of Agricultural Product Production and Verification, with the goal of safety, traceability and sustainability of agricultural production as the goal of setting verification standards, after being guided by agricultural product operators, the certification body certified to meet international standards evaluates and confirms their compliance with the verification standards, and gives the conformers the authority to verify and use the agricultural product labels with production and marketing history, in order to verify the benefits of improving the competitiveness of agricultural products in the market. Encourage agricultural product operators to continue to meet the verification benchmarks to create a good environment for agricultural production and consumption of agricultural products.

Service Items: Food and Beverage

Nestled within the quaint canteen of the Black-faced Spoonbill Conservation Area, we exist in harmony with our surroundings. By utilizing the freshest local ingredients, we strive to offer visitors an authentic taste of Cigu.
We're dedicated to promoting a culture of seafood consumption, advocating for eco-friendly breeding practices, and providing ecological services, with the aim of operating sustainably.
Our HAPPY CANTEEN is a favorite among many Tainan local gourmets, offering a variety of fresh and delicious seafood at affordable prices. With a high rating of 4.6 or above on Google, it's sure to be fully booked on holidays without reservations.

Service Items: Landscape Viewing, Guided Tours

On the expansive path leading to the Black-faced Spoonbill Protection Area, you will encounter a very special dwelling, elegantly situated over the water. This is Tainan's first "water house," a crucial site for environmental education in the city, and an integral part of the Seven-Strand Spoonbill Protection Area.

The Black-faced Spoonbill Ecological Exhibition Hall adopts green building techniques, not only promoting energy conservation and carbon reduction, but also blending seamlessly into the natural environment. This design ensures that the fragile and sensitive birds will not be driven away due to sudden construction in their feeding areas. The Exhibition Hall comprises a "General Exhibition Area," a "Multimedia Room," a "Special Exhibition Area," a "Conference Room," and an "Outdoor Viewing Platform." Every day, as the sun sets, numerous tourists who've finished bird-watching gather here to appreciate the stunning sunset. The Ecological Exhibition Hall provides a beautiful backdrop for capturing the sunset, and no matter the angle, the result is always stunning. Located close to the Seven-Strand attractions, it's a must-visit central attraction within the Seven-Strand Black-faced Spoonbill Protection Area.

Service Items: Landscape viewing, guided tours

Taijiang National Park, with its unique and diverse wetland environment, is a crucial stopover and transit base along the migration route of Asian migratory birds. Among them is the endangered species, the Black-faced Spoonbill. In recent years, the global population is estimated to be around 4,000, with the Taijiang area serving as the largest winter habitat. Characterized by its flat spoon-like beak and black skin around the face, the Black-faced Spoonbill preys on small fish and shrimp by immersing its slightly open beak in the water and swiping it left and right. Locally, it's referred to as the "scratch cup" due to its unique feeding behavior. Its elegant demeanor has also earned it the nickname "Black-faced Dancer."

Located in the Cigu District, the Black-faced Spoonbill Bird Watching Pavilion neighbors the Black-faced Spoonbill Ecological Reserve. During the bird-watching season, which runs from October to March each year, the pavilion provides high-power binoculars and cameras. This allows visitors to appreciate the bird's unique behaviors and poses up close. Volunteers are also stationed to offer regular commentary services.

Service Items: Seafood Sales

Introducing a brand from Cigu, built on the local oyster farm captain's over 50 years of breeding experience. Our model of self-production and self-marketing ensures we deliver the freshest, most delicious oysters straight from their origin. Orders placed today will arrive tomorrow, excluding outlying islands. With our transparent production and sales history, we promise to sell you quality seafood that you can consume with absolute peace of mind!

Service items: Interpretive tours, Charcoal Grilled Oysters

When you visit Cigu, Tainan, not only can you enjoy a sumptuous seafood feast, but you can also embark on a rubber raft adventure in the Cigu Lagoon. Take a journey of enlightenment and discover the secret location of an uninhabited island. Ciguwangziliaoshan can only be accessed by boat. After passing through a forest, you will have a close-up view of the Taiwan Strait, offering breathtaking scenery. During the voyage, you will have the opportunity to observe oyster farms, migratory birds, and traditional fishing nets. Upon arrival, you can indulge in the direct delivery of charcoal grilled oysters. With free refills available within 60 minutes, seafood enthusiasts visiting Cigu, Tainan must not miss out on this amazing experience.

Boat ride + grilled oysters (approximately 1.5 hours by boat, with 60 minutes of oyster dining)
Full ticket (16 years old and above): 350
Half ticket (3-15 years old): 250
Child insurance ticket (under 3 years old): 100

Service items: Guided tours, Certified organic mangos, Certified organic guavas.

According to the Bible, "Goshen" is a place blessed by God, a land untouched by illness. In the saline soils along the coast of Tainan, Ms. Li Tzu-Hui cultivates organic barley, mangos, and various other fruits and vegetables.

With the aim of providing people with the finest organic fruits and vegetables, Ms. Li Tzu-Hui has enrolled in numerous organic farming courses in Taiwan. She even ventured to "Israel," thousands of miles away, to study drip irrigation techniques used in desert regions.

After tasting the organic fruits grown by Ms. Li Tzu-Hui, visitors invariably exclaim that they have never before tasted such sweet organic fruit.

Service items: Seafood sales, Seafood Food & Beverage

In the Sangu community, not far from Liukong Pier, there is a place called Sangu Seafood Street. It is also known as "Qiaotou Seafood Market" because of its proximity to the No. 2 Bridge of Cigu. Despite being a short street, it is particularly lively in the small and quiet Sangu Village. The special feature of this place is the sale of inland sea nets, as well as freshly caught and fished seafood. The fish you buy can be taken home for cooking, or you can choose to buy and utilize the valet cooking service. With several stalls offering freshly fried seafood, it has also gained the reputation of being a fried seafood street.

Service items: Interpretive tours, Homestays, Food & Beverage

In addition to providing rooms that embody the fishing theme, the homestay has also designed a variety of "fish ecological experience" tours. These tours include activities such as fishing with Wu Guoyu, feeding lice flounder, pulling bamboo rafts, net fishing, and catching tide crabs. All of these activities are popular with both parents and children and can be enjoyed in the nearby area. If you wish to engage in more activities, both Awang and Ajuan are licensed ecological commentators. They can customize guided activities based on tourists' preferences, such as providing guides for black-faced spoonbills, boat tours of the seven lagoons, observing coastal animal and plant ecosystems like wetland bullet fish, tide crabs, and water penlets, as well as guided tours of Haikou's drifting wood forest and other attractions.

Service items: Interpretive tours, Homestays, Food & Beverage

"Shifen Yanju" is located in the Cigu area, and every corner is built by the owner of the homestay. Walking into the homestay park through the wooden door, you will encounter oyster lights and abandoned locomotives. Everywhere you look, you will see the black-faced spoonbill, fiddler crab, as well as pavilions, tables, and chairs made by the owner with unmatched care and ingenuity. All these efforts are made to provide children and adults with an unforgettable experience and the most fulfilling travel time. Moreover, Shifen Yanju is the top choice and a beloved homestay for avid locomotive enthusiasts. It serves as a perfect resting spot during their journey while also protecting their vehicles from inclement weather.

In addition, guests are offered a complimentary Yuanqi breakfast consisting of freshly picked oysters, clams, and milkfish boiled into porridge, as well as exquisite Western meals. The homestay also features a highly popular tea area where guests can enjoy complimentary tea and access to the internet.

Service Item: Landscape Viewing

The Taiwan Twilight Cicada, also known as the Beipu Cicada, is a species endemic to Taiwan. It has a body length ranging from 20 to 35 mm, and its coloration primarily consists of tawny, olive green, and black hues. The cicada is found in the coastal windbreak forests of Hsinchu, Taichung, Changhua, Chiayi, and Tainan, with Taijiang National Park being its most critical habitat currently. Adult cicadas are active from May to August. Male cicadas sing only at dawn and dusk, producing sounds akin to "low giving, low giving." They are commonly referred to as "dark cicadas" because of their nocturnal singing habits. In Taiwanese dialect, they are called "Dark Asr Cicada" and "Dark Asr Festival."

Service item: Landscape Viewing

The main edifice of the Cigu Tourist Center employs "dyke" as its principal concept. To minimize the visual fragmentation that artificial structures can cause to the natural environment, local elements such as sea embankments, river embankments, and salt embankments are integrated into the design. The folding plate system is used to transform these "embankments" into spatial features, akin to mountains or cliffs formed by rain-washed salt blocks, with valleys suggesting the formidable power of nature on earth.

The primary color of the building is a muted gray-white, which, against the backdrop of the blue sky, presents the "levee" as bright and gleaming. The changing light of dawn and dusk offers the structure a more varied appearance. The architectural design seeks to create the imagery of a salt mountain landscape, enhancing the building's compatibility with its surroundings. The edifice stands as a symbol of the unique natural landscape of the area, manifesting a commitment to the marine environment and an appreciation of coastal beauty.

Serving as an information hub connecting nearby attractions, the Cigu Visitor Center has become a new landmark for tourists. It also provides a platform for in-depth coastal tourism, offering friendly and diversified services to visitors.

Service Items: Landscape Viewing, Guided Tours

Taiwan's Salt Museum is the only museum in the country dedicated to the salt industry. It preserves the cultural heritage of Taiwan's salt industry, which spans hundreds of years. "Salt" represents the crystallization of the salt workers' sweat and tears. The distinctive shape of the salt piles is particularly noteworthy, resembling two white pyramids standing tall within a salt field from a distance.

To the east of the Salt Museum lies the Guangying Stalactite Museum. To the north, you'll find the residential complex where salt workers lived, while to the west is the abandoned mechanical salt field, a good distance away from Cigu Salt Mountain. As you enter the hall, the first sight to greet your eyes is a recreation of the salt fields from yesteryears, transporting you back to the life and times of the 1940s and 1950s. It's an opportunity to experience the highs and lows of a salt worker's life firsthand.

The second floor of the museum offers a historical overview of the development of Taiwan's salt industry. Through oral stories from local seniors and salt workers, displays of yellowed, vintage photos, and demonstrations of the various everyday uses of salt, it provides an engaging exploration suitable for children.

Aside from gaining knowledge about salt, visitors can also enjoy a range of salt products and salt coffee available in the museum. The unique taste is certainly not to be missed!

Image source: Yunjianan Scenic Area.

Service Offerings: Landscape Viewing, Interpretive Tours, Food & Beverage

Cigu Salt Mountain is situated across both the Cigu District and Jiangjun District of Tainan City. Representing one of the largest and most recent developments among the Cigu Salt Field Relics in Taiwan, it covers an expansive area exceeding 2,700 hectares. At its peak, it yielded 110,000 tons of salt per year, primarily for domestic use. However, the agricultural and industrial applications of salt have evolved over time, rendering the practice of salt drying economically unsustainable. Consequently, operations at the Cigu Salt Farm ceased in May 2002, marking the end of Taiwan's 338-year history of salt drying. The site is now a renowned base for salt industry tourism and houses "Yantian Sunning Jade," one of the eight scenic wonders of the New Southern Ying. The salt mountain's dazzling white appearance, reminiscent of the perennially snow-clad Changbai Mountain, has earned it the nickname of "Southern Taiwan's Changbai Mountain." It's also referred to as "Taiwan's Mount Fuji" by Japanese tourists.

Service Offerings: Interpretive Tours, Charcoal Grilled Oysters

Yungshunhao operates on an as-needed basis rather than following a fixed schedule. During weekdays, tours are organized for groups of 15 or more people who make a reservation. However, if you're unable to gather a group of this size, you are still welcome to reach out to Captain Jeng to join an existing group. Yungshunhao employs professional local guides who provide informative commentary on the natural scenery and industrial traditions of Cigu Lagoon, extending to areas outside the lagoon. As narrated by Wangzai Liaoshan, the tour includes a visit to an oyster farm in the lagoon via the Dacheng drainage channel, concluding at the Wangzai Liaoshan wharf. Additionally, delicious grilled oysters can be savored as part of the experience.

Service Offerings: Interpretive Tours, Charcoal Grilled Oysters

Yungshunhao operates on an as-needed basis rather than following a fixed schedule. During weekdays, tours are organized for groups of 15 or more people who make a reservation. However, if you're unable to gather a group of this size, you are still welcome to reach out to Captain Jeng to join an existing group. Yungshunhao employs professional local guides who provide informative commentary on the natural scenery and industrial traditions of Cigu Lagoon, extending to areas outside the lagoon. As narrated by Wangzai Liaoshan, the tour includes a visit to an oyster farm in the lagoon via the Dacheng drainage channel, concluding at the Wangzai Liaoshan wharf. Additionally, delicious grilled oysters can be savored as part of the experience.

The cost for adults is 250 yuan, while children of elementary school age and above are charged 150 yuan. The tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours and comes with the enticing bonus of unlimited grilled oysters!

Service items: Interpretive tours, Charcoal Grilled Oysters

Cigu Lagoon is called "Neihaizai" by locals. It is the largest and most complete wetland in Taiwan. It is surrounded by three sandbars, namely Dingtouishan, Wangzailiaoshan and Cingshangangshan. Longshan insists on improving the service quality from beginning to end. Come to Longshan to take a rubber raft to swim the lagoon, listen to professional commentary to understand the natural ecology and life style, and you can also roast oysters and eat all you can. Three wishes are fulfilled at once! Because of the crowds, please be sure to call the day before to confirm the sailing time!
Adults and middle school above $250, elementary school and above $150, kindergarten $100, infant $50 (insurance fee) ＊Fubon travel accident insurance is included in the above fares. The travel time is about 1.5 hours, and unlimited grilled oysters are included!

Service items: Cultural creativity, Guided tours, Seafood sales, Ecological tours

Mr. Wei-Chieh Kao, who hails from Tainan, has been living in the northern part of Taiwan with his parents since he was a child. However, after a visit to his hometown during his time at university, he was deeply moved by the passion and simplicity of the local community. Motivated by this experience, he made the decision to return to his hometown and invest in youth entrepreneurship.

Mr. Wei-Chieh Kao has been actively involved in assisting small farmers with the marketing of their agricultural and fishery products. He has also been engaging with students on campuses, providing education on food, agriculture, and fisheries. Furthermore, he has organized targeted campaigns and conducted fishery reality puzzles, among other initiatives.

In pursuit of his goal to sell saltland vegetables and fruits cultivated by his grandparents, Mr. Wei-Chieh Kao worked hard to gain admission to the on-the-job master's course in the Department of Agricultural Economics at Taiwan University. He firmly believes in the potential of organic products from Sinan and hopes to contribute to their promotion in the near future.

Service items: Cultural creativity, Guided tours

The Wujia Ancient House, which faces south, was built between the 1920s and 1930s during the Japanese rule. It is said to have cost $8,000 to build, compared to about $200 for a piece of land at that time.

At first glance, it appears to be a Minnan-style building. However, during that period, Japan was influenced by Western architecture, and this influence also transferred to Taiwan. Consequently, the house exhibits various features of Chinese, Japanese, and Western architecture in its appearance, door plates, roof ridge, walls, and more. Moreover, due to its proximity to the sea, the ancient house incorporates unique designs associated with coastal areas. For example, it has foot tiles on the roof and a wall covering the alleyway outside of Tzu-Sun Lane to protect it from wind and rain. On the lobby wall, you can find the name of the artist and the words "Showa Xianwei Nian" (1931). However, there is an interesting difference between the names of the artists on the left and right walls.

If you have the time to join the Sinan Cultural Tour, in addition to experiencing the fishing culture of the older generation, you are also welcome to visit the old Wu family house in the Shinan Agricultural Leisure Area.

Service items: Landscape Viewing, Guided Tours, Do-It-Yourself Experiences, and Photography.

Chung Hao-Chi, the founder of "Curious Aesthetics Industry Society," carries the name 'Hao-Chi', which has a distinct pronunciation in different contexts. Since childhood, his grandmother would hold his hand and together they'd watch the flocks of migratory birds pass by. This might have sparked the beauty of memories, or perhaps it was a matter of fate. Either way, he fell in love with these seven migratory bird species.

Hao-Chi has a fondness for capturing these enchanting migratory birds, preserving their beauty through his photography. Perhaps you've never believed in the whims of fate, but it was these very birds that led Hao-Chi to Cigu Sinan Village. The village has a magical aura about it, seemingly drawing in the migratory birds and as a result, drawing in Hao-Chi too. He decided to establish his business here!

Hao-Chi has utilized his photography skills in collaboration with internet influencers to create unique imagery for Cigu Sinan. Come and appreciate his work with us!

Service items: Cultural creativity, Guided tours, Seafood sales, Ecological tours

The founder of Haiyan Fishing Style, Ms. Karen, is a woman who grew up in a fishing village. As a child from Tainan, she spent decades floating in Taipei before finally returning to her hometown to start a business a few years ago. She is very excited about this venture. Handicrafts have always been a passion for Ms. Karen. Over the past few years, she has taught handicrafts in Taipei, educational institutions, and universities. In recent years, Ms. Karen has combined handmade cultural creativity with agricultural innovation. Through her exploration of food safety and aesthetic reflection, she has discovered the most traditional and purest materials, which happen to be her favorite resources from agricultural and fishing villages. As a result, Ms. Karen named her company "Sea Salt Fishing Wind" and established it under the guidance of Sinan leisure agricultural area.

Now, Ms. Karen's dream has set sail, much like her favorite black-faced spoonbill. She firmly believes that her company will fly farther and higher, joining the ranks of Karen's handwritten creative endeavors. As you gaze upon the blue sky and walk among the oyster sheds, have you ever noticed that the oyster shells, sea salt, licefish, seagrass, crabs, and discarded fishing nets beside your footprints are all materials from Karen's cultural and creative world?

Service Items: Landscape Viewing, Guided Tours, Tour Bookings

The Sinan Leisure Agricultural Zone was established in 2008. It promotes humanistic values and aesthetic literacy, and actively pursues online marketing strategies. It has been recognized as a national performance leisure agricultural area and has earned the International Green Tourism Silver Medal Certification. Recently, it also obtained the Characteristic Agricultural Tourism Field Certification. It is not only a hotspot for international travelers but also a designated fishing village for tourists from Japan and other countries.

The Sinan Leisure Agricultural Zone is a thriving hub of various industries, including farming, orchards, pastures, fish farms, biotechnology, restaurants, guesthouses, travel agencies, fishing grounds, entertainment rafts, and golf courses. The rise of cultural and creative DIY activities in recent years adds to the charm of this zone. Each sector contributes its professional expertise and support to the development of the leisure area. Their collaboration facilitates the promotion of the "Four-Season Agricultural Tour." Customized tours can be organized for groups, students, etc. The peak season, which spans spring, summer, and autumn, attracts millions of visitors every year who come to experience a day as a fisherman.

[If you want to arrange to go, it is recommended to contact us by phone in advance to confirm]

Service Items: Fishing & Crab Catching, Food & Beverage

The Sinan Village Recreational Fishing Farm was initially a traditional farm, which later transitioned into a recreational fish farm located in the Shinan Agricultural Leisure Area.

The fishing farm primarily focuses on crab farming, complemented by fish farming. It employs a food chain culture method of breeding. This method entails large fish preying on medium-sized fish, medium-sized fish eating small fish, small fish consuming shrimp rice, and shrimp feeding on algae. Interestingly, there's no artificial feeding across the entire farm.

Nevertheless, to enhance the nutrients in the pond, the owner occasionally introduces white rice, bread, shrimp heads, shrimp shells, discarded fish, snails, crabs, and other fish. This can be regarded as the most eco-friendly breeding method.

Beyond breeding fish and crabs, the fishing farm also offers visitors the pleasure of fishing. Visitors are allowed to take all their catch home. The owner also imparts knowledge on how to tie crabs, how to discern fresh fish, and shares various anecdotes related to fishing villages.

Service Items: Landscape Viewing, Guided Tours, Seafood Sales

Siyuan Pinxian was founded by Chen Wenyue, chairman of Sinan Leisure Agriculture Zone. The purpose behind this establishment is to provide in-depth tourists with an experience of the "freshest" and "safest" seafood, tracing its journey from the origin to the table. Given the seasonal availability of seafood ingredients, Siyuan Pinxian does not offer a fixed menu. Therefore, prior reservation is necessary to dine here!

Service Items: DIY Cultural and Creative Activities, Guided Tours
Lin Yonglong, who once founded the Longshan Fishing Port Community Guide Studio, now runs the Cigu Simu Culture and History Studio. He has a deep passion for discussing the ecology of the black-faced spoonbill and sharing the cultural stories of the Cigu Taijiang Inland Sea that he is knowledgeable about. If you're visiting Cigu and seeking a professional guide to speak about the history of the Taijiang Inland Sea - its thousands of years of origins and the story of the Taijiang Cigu Lagoon until the present day - then Lin Yonglong is the one to contact for an immersive tour. Remember to make an appointment with him in advance!

Service Items: Landscape Viewing, Guided Tours

Cigu Longshan Temple serves as a local religious center and a landmark building. This towering and magnificent temple is referred to as the "Royal Palace" by the locals. The primary deity worshiped in this temple is Chitose, who resides in Chifu. The temple also pays homage to the Marshal, the House of the General, the God of Good Fortune, and the Goddess of Zhusheng. The temple conducts a sacrificial event on June 18th of the Chinese lunar calendar every year during Chitose Christmas in Chifu. This event marks the religious center for the entire village, hence the origin of the name Longshanli.

Located in front of the Longshan Palace is the Longshan Fishing Port where local catch is bought and sold. The fish auction begins at 6:30 every morning. Here, you can not only purchase fresh spot goods but also witness the lively and unique market transactions. This bustling scene is worth your visit. Moreover, you can take a bamboo raft to the nearby sandbar and enjoy the view of the oyster sheds.

"The Sinan Chunxiao Fishing Village Cultural Center houses many folk relics and artifacts. Among them, the "Tubular Bamboo House" provides a glimpse into the real life of fishermen in the past. Originally, this was a hut built on the water's surface by early fishermen to facilitate the care of their fish at night."

Services: Beverage sales, Guided tours

Happy Uncle Grocery Stores currently taken over by the second generation. Mr. Huang Jinyu, the founder of the grocery Store, is nicknamed “Happy Uncle”. The origin of this cute nickname is that in the 1992 of the Republic of China, the Fisheries Administration promoted the Fuli fishing village to improve the environment, let residents pinch their own pottery boards, and paste it on both sides of the community road to beautify the environment, and Mr. Huang Jinyu was there. He pinched out a “deer”, and someone asked why he wanted to pinch the deer. He said that because the pronunciation of “deer” was similar to Chinese:“樂", he hoped that outsiders would come to the village to play and be happy, so everyone called him Happy Uncle. Happy Boy runs the only grocery store in the village, providing daily necessities in the village. Although the store is only four square meters large, there is everything in it. Many residents in the village are loyal customers of Happy grocery Store!

Service Items: Landscape Viewing, Guided Tours

Baolong Temple is situated in Sinanli, with the "Sinan Village Fishermen Activity Center", completed in 1994, located adjacent to it. The temple primarily venerates Qiansui of the Li House, offering spiritual sacrifices to Nan Kunyu on behalf of Tianfu, while also honoring Marshal Tengfeng. Initially, the temple held gatherings to worship gods in Zhongshan Hall, which was later constructed for this purpose. In 1983, the 71st year of the Republic of China, the village head, Huang Ronghui, proposed a reconstruction of the temple. By October of the following year, the reconstruction was completed and the temple was re-established as Baolong Temple, with the addition of General Tianhu.

In Sinan, the temple celebration day is set as September 22 of the lunar calendar. This date was selected as it typically falls within the slack season, a time when there is less likelihood of rainfall. During the temple celebration, incense is annually carried to three different places as part of a ritual to invite divine intervention. The journey starts from the south of Kunyu on behalf of Tianfu (Lifu Qiansui), then proceeds to Hougang East Tianhou Temple (Ci Tian Hai Mu), and finally concludes at Sicao Dazhong Temple (Marshal Tengfeng).

Service Items: Tomato Picking, Roselle Candied Fruit & Tour Guides

Ms. Wu Mei-Yun, the owner of "Meiyun Health Orchard", is committed to the planting philosophy of "seasonal vegetables and fruits, healthy and non-toxic". Cultivation in saline soil, which is saltier than typical soil, can be challenging.
Through persistent effort and meticulous care, Ms. Wu has successfully grown a variety of seasonal fruits and vegetables. Among these are the ruby-like "salt land tomatoes" and dense, golden "salt chestnut sweet potatoes".
Visitors to the Meiyun Health Orchard can not only experience the joy of harvesting, but also have the opportunity to book a DIY course!

Service Items: Landscape Viewing, Guided Tours

In the 22nd year of the Daoguang Emperor's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1842), ancestors began to venerate Tianfu and Wufu for three thousand years at Nankun. In the 40th year of the Republic of China (1951), temple construction commenced on an auspicious day in February, and was completed in November of the same year, with the temple named Jiulong Temple. The temple as we see it today started to take shape in the 82nd year of the Republic of China (1993), with construction completed in the 86th year of the Republic of China (1997).

Service Items: Strawberry Picking Experience & Do-It-Yourself

Huang, Teng-Chu, the proprietor of "Cigu Non-Toxic Strawberry Farm" located in the Shinan Agricultural Leisure Area, originally had a career in business. However, he returned to his hometown in the Cigu District 11 years ago to take care of his ailing mother. Seizing the opportunity to promote wellness, he started to research and cultivate non-toxic, pesticide-free strawberries.

Over a span of seven years, he painstakingly learned about various strawberry growing techniques. He sought out information online, consulted with fellow farmers, and continually educated himself on how to grow delicious strawberries. His wife, Kuo, Chin-Yen, also joined in the endeavor. She left her job in banking to work at a fertilizer trading company, where she acquired valuable knowledge about fertilizers. Together, they embarked on a journey of cultivating strawberries.

Service Items: Food and Beverage
Located in Tainan's Cigu District, the San Pu-Teng Seafood Restaurant is situated at the intersection of the Shinan Agricultural Leisure Area. As a favorite spot for many gourmets, the restaurant is renowned for its fresh ingredients. Its free-spirited owner, Yang Kuo-Hsiang, makes daily trips to the Cigu Lagoon to catch fresh fish, thereby ensuring the freshest ingredients for his restaurant.
A variety of seafood, including fish, shrimp, oysters, shellfish, and live crabs are available on the menu. The offerings are fresh and reasonably priced.
As for the origin of the name "San Pu-Teng Seafood Restaurant," owner Yang Kuo-Hsiang says that it stems from the fresh fish he catches daily from the sea. The fish, which vary in size, have become the restaurant's specialty.
In recent years, the "San Pu-Teng Seafood Restaurant" has gained popularity due to the influx of tourists attracted by the black-faced spoonbills and salt mountain tourism.

Service Items: Cultural and Creative DIY, Guided Tours

In recent years, the Cigu Sinan Leisure Agricultural Area has been actively fostering young entrepreneurs by providing entrepreneurial consultations and resources. Xiong Hui Wenchuang, a micro-enterprise, was established by two passionate college students during their spare time. Every winter, coinciding with the strawberry season, they set up shop in the strawberry garden to sell special snacks like strawberry sausages and strawberry sweet potato balls.

In the summer and on regular holidays, they set up a cultural and creative food truck next to the fish farm. Here, they sell milkfish sausages and sea salt beverages to cater to tourists.

Service Items: Strawberry Picking Experience & Do-It-Yourself

Huang, Teng-Chu, the proprietor of "Cigu Non-Toxic Strawberry Farm" in the Shinan Agricultural Leisure Area, was originally involved in business. He returned to his hometown in Cigu District 11 years ago to care for his ailing mother. Seizing this opportunity, he began investing in research to cultivate non-toxic and pesticide-free strawberries.

Over a span of seven years, he dedicated himself to learning about various strawberry growing techniques, seeking information online and consulting with other farmers to learn how to grow delicious strawberries. His wife, Kuo, Chin-Yen, also contributed to the endeavor by leaving her banking job to work at a fertilizer trading company, where she acquired valuable knowledge about fertilizers. Together, they embarked on the journey of cultivating strawberries.

After careful consideration, they chose the elevated planting bed method within a net collection room. The strawberries they grew using this successful cultivation method were large and sweet. Every year, during the strawberry harvesting season, their farm attracts a large number of tourists who come to harvest the delicious strawberries.

Service Items: Sales of Dairy Products

Established in the 72nd year of the Republic of China, He Siang Ranch began with just four calves and has now grown into a pasture with an annual production capacity of over 1,000 tons of high-quality fresh milk.

In the 87th year of the Republic of China, Shih Yu-Pin, the only son of a farming family, took over the ranch's operation. Despite having a background in traditional Chinese medicine, Shih was unwilling to see his parents' ranch shut down. He decided to return to his hometown and take charge.

Shih Yu-Pin combined his parents' extensive experience in cattle breeding with his own expertise in Chinese medicine. He approached the care of dairy cows from a perspective of internal health, insisting that care should involve observing, smelling, asking, and touching!

Shih relied on his accumulated experience to develop a unique formula for the cows, incorporating organic minerals, live bacteria, and enzymes. This approach ensures the cows are healthy from the inside out, and the fresh milk produced is naturally nutritious and delicious.

The ranch environment is also designed for the comfort of the cows. It provides a water jet spa, large electric fans, blankets, and comfortable bedding, all aimed at making the cows feel comfortable and relaxed.

Service Items: Food & Beverage

WEIB Coffee Shop was established in the summer of 2014. "WEIB" is German for white, which may not necessarily translate directly in Taiwanese English. Nestled along County Road 178 in the textile factory of southern Taiwan, the scent of brewing coffee pervades the air every morning from 9:30 onwards.

Situated in the simple rural setting of Cigu, we've established something truly unique. Our aim is to convey the warmth and beauty of southern Taiwan using our classically styled, industrial-themed space. More than just a fish farm, seafood hub, or salt mountain, we offer a cool and comfortable space where you can unwind.

With a cup of coffee, a cinnamon roll, and an entire afternoon to yourself, we hope to spread the beauty of Cigu everywhere!

Service Items: Interpretive Guide, Textile Making Experience, and Handmade Crafts

HerMin Textile established the "HerMin Textile Museum (HMTM)" in 2014. Visitors have the opportunity to experience the beauty of weaving, seeing firsthand how vertical and horizontal threads intertwine on actual production lines. The long and meticulous process of refining textiles over time, bolstered by the hard work of many individuals, is truly awe-inspiring. HMTM showcases the multifaceted nature of fabrics through vivid and colorful creations while also delving into topics of nature and eco-friendliness. Visitors will undoubtedly find this approach fresh, revitalizing, and novel. With the slogan "weave life with HerMin", the museum aims to demonstrate that textiles are not merely everyday items, but carriers of significant cultural and literary contexts.

Established in 2014, the "HerMin Textile Museum (HMTM)" offers visitors a chance to witness the actual production line and appreciate the art of weaving, a discipline that requires time, effort, and a mastery of both vertical and horizontal techniques. HMTM enhances the perception of fabric by integrating color and creativity, further educating visitors about textiles, nature, and environmental stewardship. This immersive experience offers a new and fresh perspective on life. At HerMin, we believe in the mantra, "weave your life with HerMin." To us, fabric is more than a part of everyday life – it is an embodiment of culture and humanity.

Service Items: Interpretive Tour, Do-It-Yourself

The name "Bean House" captures the essence of all things miniature and small. We invite you to create your unique tiny world with us! Our dollhouses, with their simple and natural earth tones, exude a sense of tranquility and subtle joy. We craft each potted scene with utmost care, and carefully select living objects to adorn our designs. Be it a small corner, a tiny nest, or an entire miniature house, we can help you create your own secret sanctuary, entirely customized to your preferences.

We specialize in crafting unique small-scale bonsai, selecting plants that are easy to care for, and giving each creation a touch of whimsy reminiscent of a children's picture book. Beyond just selling these creations, we also offer after-sales care consultation services. Our goal is to help you enjoy the beauty and serenity of life and nature in the simplest way possible.

Service Items: Plant Guide, Do-It-Yourself

Established in 2001, HsinSheng Seedling Horticulture is the largest flower exhibition and sales venue in Jiali. We offer flower beds and seedlings for sale throughout the year. The park provides customers with a wide variety of plants to choose from. Our excellent customer service, coupled with professional consultation, has garnered the support of many loyal customers.

Service Items: Guided Tours, Biotechnology Health Food, Fish and Shrimp Sales, MFS PEPTIDE

Dr. Jinuu-Ming Jeng, an alumnus of the Institute of Oceanography at National Taiwan University, comes from a farming family in Tainan Cigu. He incorporates three generations of family farming experience with his expertise in "Deep Algae and Microorganism Academic and Field Experimental Techniques". Using probiotics, he cultivates healthy and toxin-free shrimp. The resulting shrimp meat is fresh, sweet, and robust in flavor. Adhering to environmental responsibility, Dr. Jeng is firm in his commitment to avoid using drugs and antibiotics, opting instead for preservation through rapid freezing methods.

Preserving the original sweet flavor and robust taste of freshly caught shrimp is a focus of learning for many shrimp farmers. Given his expertise, Dr. Jeng frequently welcomes visitors and apprentices eager to learn from his methods.

Service Items: Interpretive Tours, Homestays, Food & Beverage

Located in the Cigu District of Tainan City, the "Spring Garden Golf Ranch & Resort" boasts a unique natural environment. With a focus on family-friendly activities, we offer a diverse range of leisure pursuits suitable for both parent-child bonding and group gatherings, such as barbecuing, kiln activities, camping, and conference room availability. The "Spring Garden Parent-Child Farm" provides tranquil accommodation in Tainan, nestled within a verdant park where busy urbanites can easily immerse themselves in the comforting embrace of nature.

The Happy Uncle Grocery Stores are currently managed by the second generation of the family. The founder, Mr. Huang Jinyu, affectionately known as "Happy Uncle", got his endearing nickname in 1992 when the Fisheries Administration promoted the enhancement of Fuli fishing village. As part of the initiative to beautify the community, residents were encouraged to create their own pottery boards and display them along the community road. Mr. Huang Jinyu crafted a "deer" and when asked why he chose to create a deer, he explained that the pronunciation of "deer" was similar to the Chinese character for "joy". He hoped that visitors would find happiness in their village, thus earning him the nickname "Happy Uncle".

Happy Uncle operates the sole grocery store in the village, providing daily necessities to the community. Despite the store's humble size of just four square meters, it houses an array of items. Many village residents are loyal patrons of the Happy Uncle Grocery Store!

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"Established in 2001, HsinSheng Seedling Gardening has grown to become the largest flower exhibition and sales center in Jiali. Open 365 days a year, we offer a diverse range of seedlings and flower beds for sale. We provide our customers with a variety of plants to choose from, and our commitment to excellent customer service and professional consulting has earned us a loyal customer base."

"This branch office is located in the western part of the city, with its jurisdiction covering three districts: Jiali, Xigang, and Cigu. It is bordered by the Shanhua branch office to the south, the Xuejia branch office to the north, and the Madou branch office to the east. The Cigu District's jurisdiction extends beyond the coastal area, while the remaining districts consist mainly of plains. With a flat terrain, simple local customs, and stable public security, these areas provide a peaceful living environment. As of the end of October 2011, there were 38,338 households with a total population of 104,230. This includes 21,608 households in the Jiali District, with 28,680 males and 29,390 females, totaling 58,070; 8,822 households in the Xigang District, with 12,454 males and 12,253 females, totaling 24,707; and 7,908 households in the Cigu District, with 11,096 males and 10,357 females, totaling 21,453."

"The North Gate Community University is currently managed by a consortium from Truth University. Initially sponsored by the Education Bureau of the Tainan County Government, it was overseen by the Taiwan Foundation for Culture and Education from 2005 to 2017, and by the Consortium of Truth University from 2017 to 2022. The school's headquarters are located in the Tainan Municipal Jiali National Middle School. Its jurisdiction includes the Beimen District, Jiangjun District, Xuejia District, Jiali District, Xigang District, and Cigu District of Tainan City."

"The Fisheries Research Institute, under the Agricultural Committee of the Executive Yuan (also known as the Water Testing Institute), is Taiwan's primary fisheries research institution. The Agricultural Committee of the Executive Yuan later adopted its current name. The headquarters is located on Heping Island in Keelung City. In 1918, the "Saltwater Breeding Experiment Field" was established at Kunyu, Tainan Office, to oversee marine fish farming experiments and investigations. In 2002, the "Tainan Branch" merged with the "Taxi Branch", subsequently being renamed the "Marine Aquaculture Research Center of the Aquatic Products Laboratory," with its headquarters located in Cigu. The Institute is committed to regular water quality monitoring to provide fishermen with high-quality water for their use."

"The 'Sinan Leisure Agriculture Zone' in the Chigu District of Tainan City was approved by the Agricultural Committee of the Executive Yuan in 1997. 'Sinan' was originally named for the area south of Chigu Creek. The recreational area, spanning a total of 517.59 hectares, is adjacent to Taijiang National Park. Boasting rich and diverse ecological resources, it stands as one of the few recreational areas in Taiwan with a primary focus on fishing. It is also a designated tourist fishing village for Japanese and other international visitors to Taiwan. Everyone is welcome to visit for leisure and travel."

Jingzaijiao tile-pan salt field is the first salt field in the north gate, and it is also the oldest surviving tile-pan salt field site. It was originally the Setong Salt Field in the Qing Dynasty. It was moved here in 1818 and has not been moved since. The ancient site of Yantian has a history of 200 years. According to historical records, the Zheng family consulted with Chen Yonghua, who joined the army, and believed that the salt-making technology of the aborigines was still immature at that time, so the salt produced had a bitter taste, so they reformed the salt-making method. Build chengs by the sea, spread broken tiles on them, divert water to the salt pond, and turn into crystallized salt on the tiles through the sun, promoting the process of the artificial salt industry. The tile-pan salt field is paved with tile cylinders about 6 mm thick, presenting a mosaic-like beautiful art. In order to continue the spirit of its salt industry culture, the salt field has been restored to make "Jingzaijiao" special The sun-dried salt landscape is preserved on the coast of Yonghuali, North Gate. As the sun goes down, the afterglow of the sunset is reflected in the salt fields. This place is also a resort for photographers to capture the beauty of the sunset. It has become the most distinctive sightseeing salt field in the Yunjianan Binhai National Scenic Area. Jingzaijiao Tile Plate Salt Field allows people to relive the memories of life shared by the residents. Visitors can also experience the fun of traditional drying, picking, and harvesting salt, and gain an in-depth understanding of the history and place of salt production in Taiwan. It is a place suitable for parents and children. The in-depth tourist attractions of the same tour.

"Taijiang National Park is the eighth national park in the Republic of China and the first urban national park in Taiwan. It was established on December 28, 2009. The park encompasses both land and sea areas. The land area extends from the south of Qingshan Fishing Port in the Cigu District to Guosheng Lighthouse, and from the south of Guosheng Lighthouse to the north of Zengwen River, including the western coastal area of Annan District and the mouth of the Luermen River to the vicinity of Tai 17. The sea area covers the Penghu waterway area from the coast of the aforementioned land area to Dongji Island in Penghu County. The name Taijiang originates from the historical inland sea of Taijiang, most of which has since transformed into wetlands or fish ponds."

"Cigu Green Energy, the largest solar power station in Taiwan, utilizes an energy storage system to balance the project site's output. The system has a built-up capacity of 15MW/15MWh. It is projected to provide about 300 million kWh of green electricity for customers to purchase by the end of the year. The Cigu Yantian energy storage system, in addition to the Automatic Frequency Control (AFC) service, also provides the solar power smoothing output (PV smoothing) function for the Nanyantian Photovoltaic Field, which will help stabilize the frequency of Taiwan's power grid system. The energy storage system collaborates with the 150MW Nanyan Photovoltaic Power Plant to smooth the solar photovoltaic output and allows its variation rate to be set between 1% and 20%. This can effectively mitigate the instantaneous power change of solar photovoltaics due to weather influences, which can impact the power grid's quality. Simultaneously, given the saline-alkaline geology of Tainan's Cigu Salt Field and the flood detention pond's topography, a 150-centimeter-high infrastructure was also built to improve the energy storage system's safety. Solar farms and energy storage systems have become an internationally recognized trend. In recent years, the United States has seen the establishment of large-scale solar farms with energy storage systems. For example, Warren Buffett built a 690MW solar farm and a 590MW energy storage system in Nevada. It is also predicted that the energy storage market will reach 2500GWh by 2030."

"Mr. Huang's team frequently organizes lectures on health and well-being, and brings in medical teams on a regular basis to conduct physical health checks for residents. They are dedicated to achieving SDG3, Health and Well-being: ensuring and promoting a healthy life and well-being for individuals of all ages."

The Cigu District Office provides emergency assistance to impoverished families across various neighborhoods and communities, offers employment referral services, and assists in applications for students' cold-relief subsidies. The office is deeply committed to SDG 1 - Ending Poverty: the eradication of all forms of poverty everywhere.