Kaohsiung City
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Kaohsiung is Taiwan’s second largest city, and reportedly the sunniest on the island. Historical locations and scenic beauties abound in this modern and international trading hub. 🔸 Be awed by the world’s largest public glass artwork 🔸Stroll under a canopy of colourful umbrellas 🔸Learn about Hakka culture 🔸 Visit the largest Confucius temple in Taiwan 🔸 Tour the many attractions around Lotus Pond 🔸 Bring yourself some good luck at the Dragon and Tiger Pagodas 🔸 Trek through a mountain made of coral reef 🔸 Enjoy whimsical modern art 🔸 Soak up the sunset at coastal parks and old forts 🔸 Shop in one of Asia’s biggest malls 🔸 Take a spiritual retreat at a massive Buddhist Complex To find all the info and much more, check out the in-depth Kaohsiung guide: https://lemi.travel/wabisavi/the-ultimate-guide-to-kaohsiung?utm_source=iosapp&utm_medium=share
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Here are 5 fun facts to get you started: 1️⃣ Kaohsiung was originally known with the aboriginal name Takau, which was later rendered in kanji by the Japanese as 高雄 (𝘛𝘢𝘬𝘢𝘰). 高雄 reads in Chinese as Kaohsiung. 2️⃣ It's the sunniest city in Taiwan, and temperatures rarely drop beneath 20°C. 3️⃣ Ever wondered what a mountain made up entirely of coral reef, algae and sea shells looks like? In Kaohsiung you can find out! 4️⃣ Taiwan's largest Confucius Temple is located in Kaohsiung. 5️⃣ The world's largest public glass artwork is located in a subway station in Kaohsiung.
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