Koxinga Shrine — Located at the intersection of Kaishan Road and Fuzheng Road, the stone sculpture of Koxinga on horseback always looks majestically forward, like a guardian deity of Tainan City.

Koxinga Shrine. Located at the intersection of Kaishan Road and Fuzheng Road, the stone sculpture of Koxinga on horseback always looks majestically forward, like a guardian deity of Tainan City. Located at the intersection of Kaishan Road and Fuzheng Road, the stone sculpture of Koxinga on horseback always looks majestically forward, like a guardian deity of Tainan City in everyone's hearts. Koxinga Shrine is a Fuzhou-style building with red tones and some Japanese influence. It always welcomes many tourists every day, who pass under the "Unprecedented" plaque on the Sanmen Gate. The eight door gods painted on the four facades inside Koxinga Shrine, if you look closely, all have blue eyes and white skin, appearing foreign. This is a commemoration of Koxinga driving away the Dutch, allowing foreigners to continue guarding the temple gates in Ming Dynasty official robes, which has become an interesting sight. Address: 臺南市中西區開山路152號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Tainan