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Abira-cho Weather, Climate and Best Time to Visit

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Abira-cho year round climate

  • Spring (March–May): Average 0.6–12.2°C, cold climate, frequent rain, large daily temperature variation. Common activities: Indoor activities, hot spring experience. Recommended clothing: Thick coat, hat, scarf, gloves.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 16.5–23.2°C, warm and humid climate, relatively high rainfall. Common activities: Sightseeing in summer resorts, indoor activities. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, rain gear.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 18.8–5.1°C, cool climate, rainfall gradually decreasing. Common activities: Maple viewing (depending on tree species), hiking. Recommended clothing: Warm coat, comfortable trousers.
  • Winter (December–February): Average -6.0–-3.5°C, cold and dry climate, low rainfall. Common activities: Skiing, hot springs, indoor leisure activities. Recommended clothing: Thick warm clothing, winter boots.

Abira-cho climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 8.6°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 1221 mm / Summer humidity: 70%–80% / Rainiest month: August

Abira-cho monthly average temperature and precipitation

Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
-6°C
53.3
February
-5.2°C
43.1
March
0.6°C
65.2
April
7.8°C
79.1
May
12.2°C
95.3
June
16.5°C
130.8
July
21.8°C
130.4
August
23.2°C
214.3
September
18.8°C
162.5
October
11.6°C
123.3
November
5.1°C
86.4
December
-3.5°C
37.4

Abira-cho weather for the next seven days

12/23
Tuesday
Partly Cloudy
-0.2°C/-5.7°C
12/24
Wednesday
Patchy rain nearby
6.1°C/1°C
12/25
Thursday
Patchy rain nearby
2.1°C/0.5°C
12/26
Friday
Heavy snow
-2.1°C/-4.7°C
12/27
Saturday
Light snow
-4.8°C/-9.5°C
12/28
Sunday
Partly Cloudy
-0.1°C/-6.5°C
12/29
Monday
Light freezing rain
2.3°C/-6.5°C

Abira-cho Frequently Asked Questions and Useful Information for Travel

What are the must-visit attractions in Tainan's Anping District?

Tainan's Anping District boasts many worthwhile attractions, including Anping Fort, a witness to Taiwan's history, and the vibrant Anping Tree House. You can also wander through the historic and uniquely charming old streets, and don't forget to admire the beautiful art installation 'The Blessing of the Big Fish' to enrich your Anping journey.

How did Anping get its name?

The name Anping originates from 1662 when Koxinga expelled the Dutch. He renamed Fort Zeelandia (present-day Anping Fort) and its surrounding area 'Anping Town' to commemorate his father Koxinga's hometown, 'Anping Town', in Quanzhou, Fujian, China. This act also carried sentiments of longing for his mother and the intent of resisting the Qing dynasty and restoring the Ming dynasty.

What are the characteristics of Anping Old Street?

Anping Old Street, also known as Yanping Street, is one of Taiwan's oldest streets, dating back to the Dutch period in the 17th century. Its features include rich historical architecture like adobe houses, red-brick buildings, and Western-style houses, as well as a strong traditional snack culture, such as shrimp rolls and shrimp crackers. Furthermore, unique cultural symbols like the 'sword lion' and the combination of creative culture and local specialties make Anping Old Street particularly charming.

How can one deeply experience the charm of Tainan's Anping?

To deeply experience the charm of Tainan's Anping, you can start by understanding its rich humanities and history. Anping, anciently known as Tayouan, is the earliest origin of Taiwan's historical culture, boasting numerous historical sites. Simultaneously, its natural ecology is also captivating, allowing you to observe wild birds, mangrove landscapes, and experience the natural scenery of the canal and the recreational charm of Gigong Village.

Besides historical sites, what other interesting experiences are there in Anping?

In Anping, besides visiting historical sites, you can also experience unique local cultures. For example, strolling through the nostalgic old streets and savoring authentic Anping snacks like shrimp rolls, shrimp crackers, and tofu pudding are excellent choices. Additionally, admiring the public art installation 'The Blessing of the Big Fish' and experiencing the leisurely atmosphere of Gigong Island can add much joy to your trip.