Sizihwan Bay
Kaohsiung's most famous seaside spot. Spectacular sunset where sea meets sky. Adjacent British Consulate is a century-old historic site.
Kaohsiung is in southern Taiwan, the island's largest port and second-largest city. Its old name 'Takao' comes from the indigenous Makatao language. Kaohsiung Port is a world-class deep-water harbor. Sizihwan sunset is one of Taiwan's eight scenic views. Formosa Boulevard Station's 'Dome of Light' is the world's largest glass public artwork. Liuhe and Ruifeng night markets are southern Taiwan's most famous food paradises. Pier-2 Art Center showcases Kaohsiung's creative energy. Kaohsiungers are warm and straightforward, with a more relaxed pace than Taipei.
Kaohsiung's most famous seaside spot. Spectacular sunset where sea meets sky. Adjacent British Consulate is a century-old historic site.
The Dome of Light is the world's largest glass artwork by Italian artist Narcissus Quagliata. Stunning stained glass display.
Creative park converted from abandoned warehouses. Giant installations, creative exhibitions, and design shops. Vibrant youthful art space.
Kaohsiung's most famous international night market, 380m long. Papaya milk, seafood congee, popcorn chicken and more. Right at Formosa Boulevard Station.
Kaohsiung's signature drink, most famous at Liuhe Night Market. Fresh papaya blended with milk, sweet and creamy.
Hearty seafood congee from this port city. Loaded with shrimp, oysters, squid, and more in savory broth.
Classic Taiwanese snack. Chicken breast pieces breaded and deep-fried golden, seasoned with pepper salt and basil. Crispy outside, tender inside.
Taiwanese specialty - sticky rice sausage wrapped around pork sausage, served with garlic and sauce. A night market must-try.
Strong sun in Kaohsiung, use sunscreen. Mosquito repellent for outdoors
Get an EasyCard or iPASS for MRT, bus, light rail, and public bikes
Qijin Ferry is a great way to experience Kaohsiung Port, just 5 minutes from Gushan Pier