Architectural Design Of Chihkan Tower In Tainan. Located In Central And Western District, Tainan City, Taiwan. Its Predecessor Was The Proventië City Street Built In January 1625 During The Dutch Rule, Dutch: De Stadt Proventië. It Was A European-Style Fortress Built In The Chikan Province In 1653. It Was Completed In 1655 And Was Called Proventië City. (Dutch: Fort Provintia, Literally Meaning Provincial Capital), Known To Locals As Hoan Á Lâu (Taiwanese: Hoan Á Lâu), Was Once The Commercial Center Of The Entire Island Of Taiwan. It Collapsed In The Qing Dynasty, Leaving Only Partial Remains.

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