Things to do in Kaohsiung

The British Consulate in Takao is located in Gushan District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. You can see the sea from the top of the consulate, and next to it is the National Sun Yat-sen University on weekends. The British Consulate in Takao is also one of the few attractions in Taiwan that requires tickets. Construction time: 1866 Location: Gushan District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan Function: The official residence of the British Consulate during the Qing Dynasty Alias: Kaohsiung Historical Relics Museum Architectural style: Independent red brick and wooden corridor building

The staff and volunteers at the exhibition hall were so kind and friendly, thank you! 🙏🏻❤️ The ticket checkers at the entrance were also very friendly~

Great amusement to spend the day. Not too big, and most people usually go to the food court in the mall to eat, so thankfully re-entry is allowed via stamp.Saturday I think the park closes a little later then the weekdays, so there was also another show that was played outside.I can imagine during peak times this place will be packed, so enjoy it before it gets to that point.Best place would be more for couples or families.

Perfect, Serene Experience for Families and Seniors! This tour is incredibly elderly-friendly. I traveled with my mother, and she felt very comfortable throughout the trip. The service was homely, and the boat itself has plenty of seating with a stable, smooth ride. A huge highlight was the atmosphere—there was no loud, blasting music, making it a very serene way to enjoy the river. Our guide was very informative, sharing the interesting history of the Love River as we passed landmarks like the illuminated Kaohsiung Music Center and the Great Harbor Bridge.​Tip: If you are a couple looking for a private, romantic vibe, the gondolas might be better. But for families or those traveling with parents, the Love Boat is the perfect choice for a relaxing, educational tour

Easily spent an hour wandering inside this museum. A peaceful space with wonderful culture. Strongly recommended!

It depicts a mix of natural and constructed environments within the zoo, showcasing both the animal habitats and the facilities for visitors. The lush greenery visible in many of the images indicates that the zoo is set in a verdant, possibly forested area, which is fitting given its name "Shoushan," which likely refers to Shoushan mountain!

went during friday early evening but most exhibits, museums, cafes were closed. Maybe better to go in the morning or afternoon.

A large-scale stadium in Kaohsiung was built for the 2009 World Games. The stadium looks like a winding dragon. The environment around the stadium is also good, like a big park!

This is the most interesting museum I have visited in Kaohsiung. Apart from the fact that there are not many people visiting, the tickets are cheap and the facilities are very good. You can play in this museum for more than 4 hours, and the exhibits are quite interesting.

the most mindblowing temple in all Taiwanthe entire complex is divided into 3 “attractions” the most famous one is the fo guang shan buddha museum, which is where most visitors go which is the one with the giant buddha and the pagodasbut hen most visitors forget to visit also the dharma hall which is next to it, then way less visitors go to the fo guang shan main shrine which is the last one on the extreme left of the complexit will take roughly an entire day to visit all three places and seeing everything with calmif you want to take great pictures try to be there when they open