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Chihkan Tower Fort Provintia Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Chihkan Tower Fort Provintia year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): Average 70–78°F, warm and comfortable climate, rainfall gradually increasing. Common activities: Visiting Chihkan Tower, exploring Anping Fort and surrounding attractions. Recommended clothing: Light long sleeves, light jacket.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 82–82°F, hot and humid, abundant rainfall, afternoon thundershowers are common. Common activities: Visiting indoor museums, enjoying Tainan snacks, evening walks. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, sweat-wicking clothing, sun hat.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 79–74°F, temperature gradually decreasing, rainfall decreasing, relatively comfortable. Common activities: Outdoor activities, visiting the beach, enjoying food. Recommended clothing: Long-sleeved shirts, light jacket.
  • Winter (December–February): Average 66–64°F, lower temperature, less rainfall, relatively dry. Common activities: Visiting historical sites, enjoying Tainan's specialty food, cultural experiences. Recommended clothing: Warm jacket, long pants.
Chihkan Tower Fort Provintia climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 75.4°F / Annual rainfall: approx. 1780 mm / Summer humidity: 70%–80% / Rainiest month: July

Chihkan Tower Fort Provintia monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°F)
Precipitation (mm)
January
63.7°F
31.6
February
64.8°F
28.8
March
70.2°F
25.6
April
76.3°F
147.6
May
78.8°F
156.2
June
82.8°F
216.4
July
82.9°F
317.3
August
82.9°F
279.4
September
82.6°F
224.8
October
79.2°F
254
November
74.5°F
55.8
December
66.2°F
43.2
Chihkan Tower Fort Provintia weather for the next seven days
11/19
Wednesday
Partly Cloudy
73.8°F/66.3°F
11/20
Thursday
Partly Cloudy
77.8°F/64.9°F
11/21
Friday
Sunny
80°F/69.5°F
11/22
Saturday
Sunny
81.9°F/69.2°F
11/23
Sunday
Sunny
83.7°F/72.1°F
11/24
Monday
Partly Cloudy
81.1°F/74.2°F
11/25
Tuesday
Partly Cloudy
77.1°F/69.7°F

Chihkan Tower Fort Provintia FAQ

How long is the recommended visit to Chihkan Tower?
Chihkan Tower itself is a small to medium-sized attraction, with an estimated visiting time of about half an hour. As Chihkan Tower is located in the Central-West District of Tainan City, it is connected to numerous historical sites and culinary delights. You can combine your visit with nearby attractions, such as walking to Koxinga's Shrine, Siguangong Temple, or taking a short ride to Anping Fort, Eternal Golden Castle, Tainan Art Museum, or Chimei Museum.
Is Chihkan Tower currently undergoing renovation?
The main structure of Chihkan Tower began restoration work in 2022 due to structural damage and aging facilities. The completion is expected in October 2024.
What are the must-visit attractions around Chihkan Tower?
There are many rich attractions around Chihkan Tower. You can visit the K.K. Herbal Medicine Museum to learn about the history of Chinese medicine development, or head to TJCOS Taiwan Beauty Cosmetic Tourist Factory. If you want to experience local customs, Anping Old Street is a great place to sample snacks and soak in a nostalgic atmosphere. Additionally, the Taijiang Academy's water houses attract tourists for photos with their unique architectural landscape.
Do I need to purchase a ticket to visit Chihkan Tower?
Yes, a ticket is required to visit Chihkan Tower. The full ticket price is NT$70 for the general public, and NT$35 for students, military personnel, police officers, firefighters, seniors over 65, or public agency volunteers. However, Tainan residents with their ID can enter for free.
What is the historical background of Chihkan Tower?
Chihkan Tower was originally Fort Provintia, built during the Dutch period. It was later rebuilt and expanded with the Sea God Temple and Confucius Pavilion during the Kingdom of Tungning, becoming its current form. It has witnessed nearly 400 years of historical changes in Taiwan and is one of Tainan's most representative historic sites.