Remnant of Taiwan City Wall

Great historical sites, well maintained, beautiful night lights, good atmosphere

4.3 stars. The only remaining city wall, the red bricks are stacked and mottled, and the remains of the iron scissors on the wall can still be seen to prevent detachment. After years of washing, witness the rise and fall

I was impressed to see the banyan tree eroding the brick wall. Since banyan decomposes lime components, banyan was cut near the ground to prevent erosion.

Next to the Jeollas Museum, on the south side of the outer city, there are traces of iron scissors "walls". In the early days, there was no cement, and the succulent rice, glutinous rice and ash were made into "three-in-one soil", and the technology was strong and sophisticated.

The city wall located in the Anping Fortress was actually a remnant of the first-class historic site of Taiwan City. It was a well-preserved part of the castle on the south side of the outer city.

The remains of the Taiwanese city are located in the well-known Anping Old Castle, which is located between Allegiance and Guosheng Road in Anping District, Tainan City. It was established for the Dutch during the Dutch period, and it was called the city of Jelanja, because the red-haired foreigners were also known as the "Red Hair City". The Anping Castle, established in 1624, is now listed as a national first-class monument. It is the earliest city in Taiwan. It moved to the prefectural city during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, and it gradually declined. The remnants of the Taiwanese city are part of the "Orange" city built by the first Governor of the Netherlands in 1622, Xunke, commonly known as Anping Castle. The castle is made of glutinous rice juice, syrup, sand and oyster shell powder. Early Jelanjat was divided into inner city and outer city. The square inner city was built in 1624, with a total of three floors. The lower floor is below the ground and serves as a warehouse. The forehead of the north gate is engraved with the words T‘CASTEEL　ZELELDIA　GEBOUWEED　ANNO　1634　 [Relanze City was built in 1634]. Later, because of the large population, it began to build another city. The ruins of the outer city are hidden between the houses. Among them, the north city wall is about 38.7 meters long, which is integrated with the Guosheng Road houses. Later, the city government planned the project to restore the outer city; the south city wall remains about 10 meters high. The ancient banyan discs on the wall are intertwined, and the air root discs are based on the wall, which is quite ancient. The northwest of the outer city has been planned as a ancient wall historical park for tourists to walk and relax. The iron scissors remains faintly visible on the mottled wall. The "wall lock" that was seen at the time to stabilize the beam wall was built with sugar water and lime. It was quite special. ; Half of the fort-shaped remnants of the inner city are located below the north side of the old castle, the foundation is thick and made of red bricks. An ancient well behind the castle is one of the four ancient wells built by the Dutch according to the platform, and the red roof and white wall construction city of the observation deck is the new landmark of Anping ancient castle, which can climb the lookout of the semicircular castle and the small fortress of Anping.

One of the first-class monuments in Tainan City. The remains of the broken wall tell a mottled history. After the urgency of the war and the destruction of time, it is left to future generations to hang the red brick wall.

[Remains of Taiwan City] "National Monument" is the earliest castle in Taiwan. Its wall structure is made of sugar water, glutinous rice juice, oyster shell ash, sand and other stacked bricks, and is also called "Sanhe soil". In the original four corners of the inner and outer cities, there were bastions to house cannons. After more than 300 years of time and space changes, only one outer city wall, an ancient well, a semi-circular bastion base and some remnants remain~ Among them, the 65.8-meter-long remnants of the original outer city wall are the largest; the remains of "iron scissors" can still be seen on the other city walls, which were built to stabilize the beams and prevent separation; and the square holes in the walls belong to the Qing Dynasty. The remains of the barracks of the Naval Camp.