Kaohsiung is known for its harbor, although more for commercial than tourism reasons, nevertheless there are Things to do in Kaohsiung, for people of all ages. Its year-round fine weather the low cost of living makes Kaohsiung a must see for visitors to Taiwan. This city is also the largest port in Taiwan .Kaohsiung is Taiwan's second largest city (with 1.5 million inhabitants) and its harbor. Although the ranking has declined steadily over the last few years, Kaohsiung is still the world's sixth largest cargo-container seaport.
Most Kaohsiung Tours are therefore are exciting and worthwhile.. Unlike Taipei, Kaohsiung is a planned city with wide streets and slightly less traffic congestion than the capital. In recent years the city has become a modern Asian metropolis, and several areas of the city, such as along the banks of the River Ai, have benefited from major beautification projects. The city is often known as Taiwan's "Harbor Capital" because of its close connection and heavy reliance on the ocean and maritime transportation.
There are other Things to do in Kaohsiung. One can embark on sightseeing in Kaohsiung. Kaohsiung is divided into 11 administrative districts. Distinction between the districts are often not of great importance to an average visitor, but it is essential in looking for an address. One cannot in any way remember all these districts, but most cabbies in Kaohsiung are well versed with the city's geography and can take you to the regular tourist places. Most of the Things to do In Kaohsiung are usually , a regular trip to the various karaoke bars, and most national parks and sanctuaries.
Kaohsiung International Airport (KHH) is about twenty minutes from the city center. International flights from Asia arrive daily, with daily connections between Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport and Kaohsiung. The airport is easily accessible by scooter, car or taxi. Most flights will probably be intra-island flights from the much larger Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport near Taipei. Taxis can be an easy way to get to somewhere unfamiliar, and are fairly common in the city. If you have the business card of a location, or the Chinese characters written down, they can easily get you there far faster than most other means.
It is best to get the price in advance, and, if possible, buckle up. Few taxi drivers speak English, and the majority ignores any and all rules of the road. Do not be surprised if they drive the wrong way, up a hill, through heavy traffic. If the price is not negotiated in advance, do not be surprised if they take you in the wrong direction for a little while, or even drive in circles.
The Cijin District, is located on a slender island in Kaohsiung harbor which serves as a natural breakwater for the harbor. The district is filled with seafood restaurants selling freshly caught seafood which can be prepared right after you pick it out. The area is especially crowded on weekends with many visitors bringing their entire family along. Feast on fresh seafood in the Cijin District. One can also Visit the Liouho Night Market and also enjoy a coffee in one of the waterfront-side cafes along the Ai River.
Karaoke is incredibly popular in Kaohsiung, where it is termed KTV (Karaoke Television). This is an example of something the Taiwanese have drawn, on scale, from contemporary Japanese culture. Pachinko is another example. During typhoons, many young Taiwanese will spend the day away singing karaoke or playing mahjong. Many people enjoy watching miniseries collectively called Taiwanese drama, one of the favorite Things to do in Kaohsiung.
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