Nov.13th at 13:00
 Nov.14 th at 09:00 &13:00

Former British Consulate at Daqou
Built in 1865 during the Ching Dynasty, The Former British Consulate is located on a small hilltop overlooking Hsizuhwan Bay. It was the first consulate and Western style house built by the British in Taiwan. The beautiful terrace gives it a very British appearance. Inside features a display of precious historical artifacts. The former consulate is therefore another Museum of History. Outside, the view of Hsizuhwan Bay can be seen on one side, while the other looks out over the Kaohsiung Port. Recently leisure and dining areas have been added, visitors can now enjoy a meal or a pot of tea within the building. A new vitality has been given to the building, making it one of the most popular attractions in Kaohsiung.

Sizihwan Bay
Watching the sunset over Sizihwan Bay is one of the highlights of Kaohsiung. At dusk, people gather along the stone railing beside the sea, to get a good view of the sunset. As night falls, couples can be found in the gaps between the railings. These gaps in the railings are referred to as "Lovers' Caves" or "Carrot Pits", making Sizihwan Bay a tremendously romantic place to visit.

Cijin Island
Originally named Cihou,Cijin is a long,narrow island that forms a natural breakwater protecting Kaohsiung Harbor. The island can be reached from the city either by ferry or through the Harbor Tunnel. This small but scenic island features an over 300-year- old Tienhou Temple,devoted to Matsu,Goddess of the Sea,which is designated as a third-grade national historic site. Cijin is also the only place in Taiwan where you can still ride a three-wheeled pedicab a risk shaw powered by a man dressed in traditional Chinese costume. Yet another favorite attraction here is fresh,delicious,and reasonably priced seafood.

Meinong Folk Village
Meinong has been home to tobacco farmers. It is a unique Hakka town, dotted with green tobacco farms and red brick-and-tile houses. It once contributed to as much as a quarter of the national tobacco production. Visitors can hardly take their eyes off the green tobacco farms, which stretch all the way downhill with red-tiled tobacco barns interwoven in between.

Fo Guang Shan Monastery
Since the Founding Master, Venerable Hsing Yun established Fo Guang Shan in 1967, it has evolved from a mountain-top bamboo forest to the largest Buddhist monastery in Taiwan and an internationally recognized site of pilgrimage.

Taiwan indigenous peoples culture park
The indigenous peoples in Taiwan refer to the inhabitants who had been living on the islands before major Han Chinese immigration began in the 17th century. Culturally and linguistically, they belong to the Austronesian group…

Qing Ting (Dragonfly) Beads Art Workshop
Established in 1983, Teacher Shir Hsiou-chu makes a living from her creative idea of promoting art that is based on the colored glaze beads of the Paiwan culture. Over a period of 20 years, she has employed 24 aboriginal women who melt the glass while telling stories associated with the different kinds of glass

Colored Glaze Beads
For the Paiwan Tribe, colored glaze beads are not only like an extension of their own body, they also have great significance. In the past, a traditional colored glaze bead played a vital role in marriage discourse…

Sun Moon Lake
Sun Moon Lake，situated in Nantou County’s Yuchih Township,in the center of Taiwan，and is the island’s largest lake. It is a beautiful alpine lake,divided by the tiny Lalu Island; the eastern part of the lake is round like the sun and the western side is shaped like a crescent moon,hence the name “Sun Moon Lake”.

Puli Winery
Famous for its production of “Shao Hsin Wine and the wine dishes,” as well as its later masterpiece of “Ai Lan White Wine,” Puli Winery has been remaining as the hot scenic spot for the past 100 years. Prior booking is available during weekdays to visit part of the wine making process.

Chung-Tai Buddhist Temple
The old Monk Weijue was the founder of Chung-Tai Buddhist Temple,which has 80 more branches in Taiwan. It is a very famous and important holy land of Buddhism in Taiwan,as well as the largest Buddhist temple in the Southeast Asia Completed in 2001,the main building of the temple has 45 stories. It was designed by a famous architect,Chu-Yuan Li. Slantingly roofed with glazed tiles,the temple still preserves the look of traditional Chinese temple. The construction also mingles with the architectural style of the Western church,enhancing its solemn ambiance.Consequently,Chung-Tai Buddhist Temple becomes a religious holy land merged with religion,academic achievement,culture and art.

Kenting National Forest Recreation Area
Kenting National Forest Recreation Area in Hengchun Town of Pingtung County is located in the center of Hengchun Peninsula where is the southernmost tip of Taiwan. The elevation is 300 meters above sea level and the area covers an area of about 150 hectares. It is tropical climate here therefore there is no obvious difference in temperature. The temperatures in the hottest and coldest month are 20.4 ℃ and 27.8 ℃ each. Due to northeast monsoon during winter，there is sometime gusty wind blow down from mountain. But as a result of sunny days all year around, it’s a nice place for water fun and snorkeling while the mountains are best for exploration.

National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium
A mileage goes beyond century symbolizing the abundance and beauty of life,which nourishes the culture of Taiwan with the ocean…In 1991,the preparatory office of the [National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium] was formally established,the hard and tough scheming and construction work were then begun….,the opening of the [Waters of Taiwan] was finally finished on February 25,2000 after numerous efforts and frustrations,we formally stepped toward the infinite field of international marine education and research since then.

Dapeng Bay National Scenic Area
Since its establishment in 1997,the Dapeng Bay National Scenic Area rapidly emerging as a popular tourism and recreation destination on the southwest coast of Taiwan. The area was merged with the Liouciou Special Scenic Area and Dapeng Bay area in 2000. This large scenic area,sprawling across Donggang Township and Linbian Township,is now under development to attract visitors for recreational and educational purposes.

Main Stadium
The most important project was undoubtedly the Main Stadium in the north of Kaohsiung City. The whole construction of the Main Stadium,with a capacity of 40,000 seats,designed by Toyo Ito.The World Games Stadium is not only a breakthrough of construction techniques,but also different from the traditionally enclosed stadiums; the open design of the stadium signifies a cordial welcome with cheerful greeting. Furthermore,the planning of the stadium is oriented at north-south direction,with a slight northwest-southeast 15-degree angle; the spiral conforms to the open "C" shape of the stadium. Such design allows the main spectator stand efficiently shelter the field from the southwestern summer wind and the northwestern winter wind.

Fokuangshan Monastery

Meinong

Kenting

World Game

Cruise

Sun Moon Lake