Kaohsiung Recreational Foods

Taiwan Sugar Corporation Fengshan Horticultural Leisure Plaza, located in Wujia,

A large park adjacent to the shopping district, a great spot for urban relaxatio

The largest animal-friendly public zoo in the southern region, featuring observa

Pan Cafe is located next to the Yuan Dynasty Temple at Lotus Pond, featuring an

During the day, the fresh and beautiful scenery is captivating, and when night f

The design features a sunshade canopy that curves and folds, creating a multi-la

Come here and travel through 400 years of time with us, exploring the cultural f

Located next to Cijin Beach, it offers international cuisine and specialty drink

The Glory Wharf is located at the junction of the Love River estuary and Kaohsiu

The Shin Kong Pier, located next to the 85 Sky Tower, offers leisurely walks, th

Adjacent to Lover's Wharf, the traditional fishing village has transformed into

Xiziwan is known for its beautiful sunset views and natural reefs, offering a sc

The scenic platform located next to the Martyrs' Shrine on Shoushan offers a stu

Lotus Pond is one of the "Eight Scenic Spots of Fengshan" from the Qing Dynasty.

Hong Ding Grain Innovation was established in early 2015 by Mayushan Food Indust

Zuoying was the administrative center of Kaohsiung during the early Qing Dynasty

Located in the upper reaches of the Love River in Kaohsiung City, the Heart of L

The Gangshan Eye Park features the Sky Corridor as its main attraction. The Qing

After the Morakot typhoon disaster in 2009, Shanlin became an important base for

Zhongyun Fishing Port is the largest fishing port in Linyuan District, featuring

The diverse interactive installations activate the fun of the urban corridor, an

Located at the southern end of Kaohsiung City, it is Taiwan's largest harbor and

Red Light Wharf, Tourism Fish Market, and Fishing Port Plaza are located on the

A light meal café located opposite the Ambassador Hotel, offering unbeatable vi

Provides特色特色餐點和音樂表演服務, along with the introduction of

Kaohsiung's largest fishing port, capable of accommodating dozens of ocean-going

Kaohsiung Cultural Center was established on April 16, 1981. The outdoor green a