Kaohsiung
A Beautiful Southern City
Facing Taiwan Strait on the west and Bashi Channel on the south, Kaohsiung is a beautiful and modern metropolis located in southern Taiwan as well as the second largest city of this island.
Looking down from an airplane, one will see the abundant landscapes of Kaohsiung: the lush Chai Mountain and Banping Mountain, the clear and serene Lotus Pond, and cross the city. This subtropical city boasts its brilliant sunshine and gentle breeze from the passionate sea. Sitting between Cijin Island and downtown, Port of Kaohsiung is the world-class port in Taiwan as well as a hub for international trade. The ceaseless shLove River flowing aips and containers from around the world represent the energy and vitality of the business in Kaohsiung. Kaohsiung, a city of glamour, not only has unique features of mountain, sea, river, and port, but also possesses a rich culture and beautiful cityscape.
The city sincerely welcomes your visit.
When to visit
Most visitors arrive Oct–Mar when the weather is warm and sunny. Due to Kaohsiung’s tropical climate, spring and summer (May–Sep) are hot, rainy and humid. Typhoons are possible Jun–Oct. Local events include the Kaohsiung Lantern Festival (Feb/Mar).
Data source: Information Bureau, Kaohsiung City Government
Looking down from an airplane, one will see the abundant landscapes of Kaohsiung: the lush Chai Mountain and Banping Mountain, the clear and serene Lotus Pond, and cross the city. This subtropical city boasts its brilliant sunshine and gentle breeze from the passionate sea. Sitting between Cijin Island and downtown, Port of Kaohsiung is the world-class port in Taiwan as well as a hub for international trade. The ceaseless shLove River flowing aips and containers from around the world represent the energy and vitality of the business in Kaohsiung. Kaohsiung, a city of glamour, not only has unique features of mountain, sea, river, and port, but also possesses a rich culture and beautiful cityscape.
The city sincerely welcomes your visit.
When to visit
Most visitors arrive Oct–Mar when the weather is warm and sunny. Due to Kaohsiung’s tropical climate, spring and summer (May–Sep) are hot, rainy and humid. Typhoons are possible Jun–Oct. Local events include the Kaohsiung Lantern Festival (Feb/Mar).
Data source: Information Bureau, Kaohsiung City Government
