Asia-Pacific International Baseball Training Centers, Baseball training complex in Annan District, Tainan, Taiwan

The Asia-Pacific International Baseball Training Centers is a baseball training complex in Annan District, Tainan, Taiwan. It consists of several fields, including two main stadiums, two youth stadiums, and practice areas, with the largest stadium seating 25,000 people.

Planning for the complex began in 2012, and the first phase, including the youth stadiums, opened in 2019 to host the U-12 Baseball World Cup. The second phase, with the main stadium, was completed in 2025, and the entire facility officially opened in 2026.

The complex is a hub for baseball in Tainan, hosting international youth tournaments and professional games. On game days, the stands fill with fans wearing team colors, and the crack of the bat echoes across the fields, creating a shared experience for the community.

The complex is next to the National Museum of Taiwan History, and you can drive there via National Highway 1 or 3, with parking available for cars and scooters. During Lions home games, shuttle buses run from Yongkang Station and HSR Tainan Station, making it easy to reach without a car.

The complex is built on former wetland and uses green design, with fields integrated into the landscape. It also serves as the national baseball training base, hosting spring training for international teams like the Lotte Giants.