The place was the “Cheluqian Sugar Factory” back in Japanese era. The factory eventually shut down in 2003. After deserted for years, the 22 abandoned warehouses were taken over by Ten Drum for redevelopment and features Taiwan specialty drum music as its main performance.

Since the disappearance of Blue Print on Hai'an Road), the Blueprint Culture & Creative Park has come to replace it. Located in the Old Judicial Dormitory area, it is a 3D blueprint nighttime art installation with bright lights throwing dazzling white lines on a blue wall, and an old tree lit by a yellow light. There’s also some painted wall and art installations in the public area are also popular photo opportunities in the park, tempting many tourists to linger.

Meinong is a famous Hakka Village in Kaohsiung County, with a population of about 50,000. The Hakka settlers then founded the town of Meinong. Now, 95% of inhabitants in Meinong are still Hakka. And the village is famous for its oil paper umbrellas.

E-DA Theme Park is the only Greek Aegean Sea styled theme park in Taiwan. The three major areas are Acropolis, Mountain City and Trojan Castle. It also has exciting attractions, which includes outdoor roller coaster, Ferris wheel and Feeling Taiwan-the flight simulator.
The Ferris wheel is 230 meters above sea level, it's also the tallest Ferris wheel in Taiwan, and you can also enjoy the karaoke in the booth at the same time. The flight simulator - Feeling Taiwan shows you around Taiwan for 19 different attractions and iconic local festival in 6 minutes.

Passing through the front hall, a long walkway with tall pagodas sitting by both sides leads the visitors to a big Buddha statue. It will be one the most amazing and serene scene you have ever seen.

The dragon's throat is the entrance and the tiger's mouth is the exit. Entering a dragon's throat and coming out a tiger's mouth symbolizes turning bad luck to good fortune. Inside, paintings depict China's 24 most obedient sons as well as scenes of heaven and hell to inspire people to do good deeds during their lifetime, and to provide threatening examples of retribution for wrongdoing.

Long striped sandbank outside Kaohsiung Port, is a nice location for sunset watching and summer water activities. To go to Cijin, take ferry at Gushan Ferry Station and get off at Cijin Station, walk along Cijin Old Street to visit Cijin Tianhou Temple, Seashore Park, Cijin Beach and try out the local snack one the and try out the local snack.

In 2005, Cultural Bureau began series of space renovation project, turning old warehouses into a base of creativity that showcases art performance and cultural creation. The utilization has turned Pier-2 Art Center into a must-visit attraction in Kaohsiung.

KW2 is an old railway warehouse being repurposed to combine cultural creativity, dining and exhibition spaces. It houses all kinds of restaurants, cafes and variety shops selling bags, accessories, handicrafts and clothing...etc.

National Taichung Theater is a public performance space designed by Japanese well-known architect Toyo Ito. The modern design is based on “Culvert” concept. With curved walls, holes and tubes, yet not a single poles or beams in the entire building.

One of the oldest night markets in Taipei, the Raohe Street Night Market is a must visit destination! The epitome of a traditional Taiwanese night market, this 600 meters path along Raohe Street in Songshan District is packed with fun and interesting night foods and snacks, quaint shops and stalls, and carnival games with prizes.