Agongdian Reservoir Introduction
Kaohsiung, a well-established scenic area, attracts visitors on weekends due to its serene environment and remains popular over time. The Agongdian Reservoir is located in the upper reaches of the Agongdian River in Yanchao and Tianliao Districts of Kaohsiung City. Construction began during the Japanese colonial period, making it the longest-in-construction and earliest completed multipurpose reservoir in Taiwan. Its natural landscape and tranquil environment give this functional reservoir a charming tourism appeal. Agongdian Reservoir boasts Taiwan's first cycling path around a reservoir, which is 10 kilometers long and connects two suspension bridges along with ten scenic spots: Rising Sun Penglai, Lotus Pond in the Morning Breeze, Reflection on Gangshan, Evening Glow at the Causeway, Dragon Mouth Spring, Moon Fishing on Water, Rainbow Bridge in Mist, Biking through Bamboo Forest, Fruit Fragrance in the Shadows of Trees, and Morning Bell and Evening Drum. Whether cycling freely or strolling along the lakeside, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views.
