Liujia District, Administrative district in Tainan, Taiwan.
Liujia District is an administrative area in Tainan that consists of multiple villages scattered across agricultural land. The region has a rural character with a mix of residential areas and local institutions.
The district was created in 2010 when Tainan County merged with Tainan City, reorganizing the local administrative structure. This consolidation brought together rural communities under a unified city administration.
The Chishan Longhu Temple and Siangong Temple serve as gathering points where people practice their traditional beliefs and maintain community bonds. You can see how these places shape daily life and bring residents together for celebrations and rituals.
Railway and bus connections provide transport access across the district for visitors and commuters. The best time to visit is outside the hottest summer months when the weather is more comfortable.
The area is home to several rare earthworm species that scientists have discovered here. These findings show the hidden biodiversity beneath the soil in this region.
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