Taiwan's coastline is always filled with surprises and beauty, and the Yunlin, Chiayi, and Tainan Coastal National Scenic Area is a shining pearl among them. Starting from Beigang in Yunlin and moving south along the coastline, you will encounter many fascinating sights. For example, Beigang Chaotian Temple, a nearly 300-year-old temple, with its magnificent architecture and profound cultural heritage, attracts countless tourists and devotees every year. Continuing southward, you will arrive at Budai town in Chiayi, home to Taiwan's largest fishing port and an optimal location to appreciate the Black-faced Spoonbill. In addition, the surrounding salt fields in Budai town allow people to experience the traditional salt industry culture firsthand. Moreover, numerous art installations integrated into the salt fields make it a place full of artistic atmosphere. Finally, at the southern end is Tainan, not only rich in history and culture with famous landmarks like Chihkan Tower and Anping Old Fort but also with breathtaking natural scenery. The bird-watching area in Taijiang National Park, especially the Black-faced Spoonbill Conservation Area, welcomes a large number of these birds for wintering every winter, creating a beautiful natural landscape. The beauty of the Yunlin, Chiayi, and Tainan Coastal National Scenic Area is not only the coastal scenery, but also the perfect combination of history, culture, and nature. If you are equally interested in natural scenery and cultural charm, I would strongly recommend a visit here to experience firsthand the beauty and uniqueness of this land.