Taiwan Kaituo Shiliao Wax Museum

Deji Foreign Bank and Anping Tree House, Anping Ancient Castle, Anping Old Street and other attractions are almost next to each other and can be visited together. Deji Foreign Bank is a small foreign building with a fresh appearance. It was originally an office for foreign businessmen and is now an exhibition hall. It seems that this company is still in continuous operation. The exhibition inside is still interesting and worth visiting.

Deji Foreign Bank is an attraction near Anping Ancient Castle and Anping Tree House. It is not far away and can be reached on foot. This building is a European-style villa, but the decoration is not luxurious and complicated sculptures of traditional European-style villas. It is relatively simple. It used to be an foreign business. Now it has become a place for various exhibitions, and the buildings are very beautiful in the sun, witnessing the old Tainan time.

The Deji Foreign Bank, located in Anping, Tainan, Taiwan, was originally the stronghold of the East India Company in Tainan more than 100 years ago. After closing, the Tainan Municipal Government changed it to Taiwan's pioneering history wax museum, and the Anping tree house to carry out mass viewing.

Humans' whimsical ideas have infinite charm. This plant grows indoors and extends its arms out the window

Deji Yanghang and Yiji, Heji, Dongxing, Zaoji, together known as Anping Five Ocean Travel, currently only Deji Yanghang and Dongxing Yanghang; today Deji Yanghang has lost its commercial function, planning to open up a historical wax museum in Taiwan to show the early life of Taiwan in wax figures; Taiwan's historical wax museum in 2001, planned "space-time corridor", will record the history of Deji Yanghang and its growth trajectory. At present, the display of pictures and materials is a third-class national monument.

British Merchant Deji Ocean Bank and Anping Tree House scenic spot are linked by tickets of NT$50. The British Merchant Deji Ocean Bank is one of the first five foreign oceanic banks established in Taiwan, and is the only one that exists at present. It is the historical proof of Taiwan's trade with the West. The three-storey Western-style building is now a historical exhibition hall developed in Taiwan.