Kaohsiung, perched on Taiwan's southern coast, is "real Taiwan." Kaohsiung is a lot less internationalized and modernized than Taipei -- and that's its charm. The food, especially seafood, is amazing. The temples, night markets, and small restaurants tend to be just quirkier than Taipei's. And the crosswalk signs are creative moving cartoons. Kaohsiung was Taiwan's rust belt a few decades ago, but now is emerging as a hub of culture, art, and technology. The Kaohsiung Experience is the local Kaohsiung. Night markets will be the start of our food explorations, but definitely not the end. I'll show you a hidden suspension bridge, urban wetlands, late-night desserts, a half-abandoned skyscraper, and, of course, lots of ferries and boat rides. We'll also get the dead skin shaved off your feet, visit a secret cafe in a sake shop, and hit up a seafood market (and sushi restaurant) that give Tokyo a serious run for its money. This is Kaohsiung. It's so worth discovering. Everything has a map link and a QR code, so you can navigate Kaohsiung like a local, or better. Get ready. Charge your smartphone and lace up your walking shoes. You're about to get The Kaohsiung Experience.

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Welcome to this short guide to the city of Kaohsiung in Taiwan. A small personal guide with photos. If you plan to go to Taiwan, do not miss the city of Kaohsiung. Located totally opposite Taipei it is easily accessible by fast train from the capital, and it is also accessible by plane. The cities of Taiwan possess all their charms and their specificities. Kaohsiung has an extremely varied setting that allows for different activities as well as many places to visit.Taiwan is officially part of China and yet operates independently. Located at equal distance from Japan than from Southeast Asia and especially Vietnam, the country benefits from a semi-tropical climate, indeed the country is much less affected by the rainy season, and they also exist a winter season, although temperatures remain high. In Kaohsiung it is always warmer because the city is located in the South. Taiwan has a lot of wonders to offer, and this city will make you love Taiwan.So you will understand there is something for everyone to visit Kaohsiung. Indeed you can watch the sunset along its steep coastline, you can visit many temples, you can enjoy extraordinary views by strolling in the mountain of monkeys, you can stroll around the 'Lotus Pond' and admire the many statues, you can climb the '85 sky tower '.Also enjoy the many cozy cafes in the heart of the city, as well as the many night markets where you can enjoy delicious food, all in a safe and relaxed environment. In Kaohsiung you can fully enjoy the city as you can isolate yourself in havens of peace through the coastal paths, hills, or parks. If you like fishing you will also have something to be satisfied. Not to mention its dome of light located in one of the largest metro station in the world.- Kaohsiung and Taiwan in a nutshell- Preparation of the trip- Experience and feelings- The visits- What I like about Kaohsiung and you will probably like- Itinerary

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