Tainan Train Station(North Station)

There is a double-decker sightseeing bus in Tainan

Despite a small bus terminal, there are quite a few routesnGaze at the route map and where you want to go and follow the numbers on the bus body so you won't get lostnThe fee can be paid with an easy cardnFor now, hold the card when riding and hold it when getting off, this is no mistakenIt may depend on the type of bus, but be careful as some seats do not have a button to get offnRegarding the timetable of Google Maps, when it was in Taipei it was running almost as it wasnIt was painful that this could not be relied on at all in TainannIt is completely unknown whether the timetable has not been updated, whether it is wrong in the first place, or whether the bus side is operating strangelynAnd the less time you can count on than the timetable, the time required to reach your destinationnIn most cases, you will arrive faster than Google Maps navigation,

I got on the green line bus.nIt costs around 300 yuan for 4 hours with a little less than 1 hour.nThere seems to be a discount by showing your passport.nIn addition, public buses can also be used for unlimited rides a day.nnOverall, I was able to enjoy the cityscape and atmosphere of Tainan City, and gave a guide announcement in Japanese.nThere are coolered rooms on the second floor and in front, so it's a good place to go sightseeing.

It is a two-story open tourist bus stop. A small tent comes out here and sells tickets. 300 yuan per person. It is valid for 4 hours and seems to be free to get on and off (500 yuan per day). In my case, I went circling around the Red Course (Tokyu Line) departing from 13:00, returning to the Tainan station bus stop and the same bus was a green course (Western circle line) departing from 14:00 this time and I enjoyed sightseeing in the city. To watch sightseeing in an open car at the end of midwinter, it is unique in Tainan. It was all familiar scenery, but I enjoyed talking to someone who was presenting for seminar from Bangladesh. As I was talking in Japanese, I turned around and surprised me being asked in Japanese as to whether it was Japanese. I have been studying abroad at the University of Tokyo three years ago. It took me to a sightseeing bus that caught me by chance, so I met a different foreigner, and it was quite impressive Tainan sightseeing bus tour. I would recommend it to those who have plenty of time.

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