Tainan is one of the ancient cities rich in cultural identity in Taiwan, notable for its many ancient temples, feudal architecture, and historical marks spanning various dynasties. The city is located near the western coast of the island, on a fertile plain, with a warm and humid subtropical climate year-round. Tainan harmoniously combines the old town, small alleys, modern commercial areas, and newly developed technology zones. The city is also a center for traditional cuisine with many famous specialty dishes throughout Taiwan. Tainan's transportation is connected through roads, high-speed rail, and a local airport, facilitating tourism and regional connectivity.