• Lianchi (Lotus) Lake - Situated in the Zuoying District of Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Lotus Pond is a picturesque lake celebrated for its vibrant temples, colorful pagodas, and rich cultural ambiance. Established in 1951, the pond is named after the lotus flowers that bloom on its surface during the summer months.

The area is renowned for its iconic landmarks, including the Dragon and Tiger Pagodas, the Spring and Autumn Pavilions, and the Confucius Temple. Tradition holds that entering through the dragon’s mouth and exiting through the tiger’s mouth transforms bad luck into good fortune.

The lakeside walking and cycling paths provide a relaxing way to explore the area, while traditional snacks and street vendors nearby create a lively local atmosphere. Whether interested in culture, photography, or simply a peaceful stroll, Lotus Pond is a must-visit destination in Kaohsiung.

• Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum - The Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum is a significant cultural and spiritual attraction located in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. It was founded by the Fo Guang Shan Monastery to preserve a sacred tooth relic of the Buddha and promote Humanistic Buddhism.

The museum showcases a stunning blend of traditional Buddhist design and modern architecture. Its most iconic feature is the 108-meter Fo Guang Big Buddha, surrounded by eight elegant pagodas. Inside, visitors can explore exhibition halls featuring Buddhist art, teachings, and cultural displays.

More than just a museum, it offers a peaceful space for learning, reflection, and cultural exchange. Admission is free, and the site welcomes visitors of all faiths.

• Qishan Old Street - The Baroque-style buildings from the Japanese colonial era exude a charming retro atmosphere, blending nostalgic time and flavor at every corner, lined with local snacks and vintage shops.

• Weiwuying National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts - Weiwuying combines nature with art, making it a place worth taking your time to explore during your journey. Stroll through its expansive park, enjoy the sunshine and exhibitions, or step into the theater for a world-class performance.

• The Pier-2 Art Centre - Discover the Pier-2 Art Center and immerse yourself in the fusion of weekend bazaars, harbor views, and aesthetic vibes to experience Kaohsiung’s trendiest arts, culture, and lifestyle.

• Sizihwan Scenic Area - Sizihwan Bay is famous for its breathtaking sunsets and natural coral reef formations. It is an ideal spot for travelers to enjoy the blend of beach scenery and historical ambiance.

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• meals
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• Others that are not mentioned

Experience the best of both North and South Kaohsiung in a single day, delving into culture, art, and the scenic harbor views.

Discover Taiwan’s rich religious and folk traditions at Lotus Pond, where you can learn how to engage with local deities and understand temple symbols.

Take a leisurely walk down Qishan Old Street, savor a traditional local lunch, and soak in its nostalgic ambiance.

Visit the Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum to fully immerse yourself in its majestic religious and cultural setting.

Explore Weiwuying and the Pier-2 Art Center, which boast modern architecture, bustling markets, and lively art exhibitions.

Conclude your day at Sizihwan, where you can enjoy the stunning sea view and a romantic sunset.

This itinerary is ideal for travelers eager to delve into local beliefs and cultural richness beyond the usual tourist attractions.

• If the minimum number of participants for this tour is not met, a cancellation notice may be issued.
• The total duration includes transportation time between each stop.
• Please look for the guide in a yellow uniform.
• Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before departure.
• Our meeting point is at Exit 5, in front of the payment machines on the 4th Floor
• Latecomers or No-Shows will not be refunded, and changes made within 24 hours may not be accepted.
• If rain is expected, it is recommended to bring your own umbrella or raincoat just in case.
• The tour may be canceled or postponed due to bad weather.
• Infants and children must be included in the total passenger count. According to the Taiwan law, children under the age of four are required to use a child safety seat. Please inform us in advance if you need one, and we will prepare it for you (An additional charge of TWD 300 may apply for each child seat).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.