Kaohsiung Review

Taiwan is a popular tourist destination for Thai travelers.

Offering familiar comforts like bubble tea, delicious shabu-shabu, and incredibly fresh sushi, this destination also boasts affordable shopping and the convenience of visa-free entry.

The exchange rate between the Thai baht and the Taiwanese dollar is almost equal (1 TWD = 1.06 THB as of October 13, 2018). This makes traveling in Taiwan relatively affordable for Thai tourists, as they do not need to worry about significant currency conversion fees. Additionally, Taiwan offers convenient and accessible transportation options, making it an easy and enjoyable destination to explore.

Many people may have seen Taiwan from the perspective of Taipei, Jiufen, and Sun Moon Lake.

This time, we will take our friends to eat and wander in Kaohsiung, a city in southern Taiwan.

The transportation here is incredibly convenient, with readily accessible trains that make travel a breeze. Tourist attractions are conveniently located near train stations, making them easily accessible to everyone. The abundance of street food is a major plus!

Traveling to Kaohsiung, Taiwan, is easy and convenient. For this trip, we flew with Thai Smile Airways.

Travel: Kaohsiung Review

This trip, we flew with Thai Smile Airways, which offers one direct flight per day from Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) to Kaohsiung (Taiwan). The flight takes 3.30 hours.

  • Departure flight from Thailand to Kaohsiung: 10:00 AM - 2:20 PM.
  • Return flight from Kaohsiung to Thailand: 3:30 PM - 6:00 PM.

The flight time was excellent. We flew in the morning and were able to check into our accommodation right away. On the way back, we had time to shop for souvenirs, find delicious food, and enjoy the morning before flying back in the afternoon without any rush.

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We enjoy flying with Thai Smile Airways because it is a full-service airline that does not require additional fees. Passengers receive a free 20 kg baggage allowance and free seat selection.

The flight offers food and beverage services. Notably, the friendly and welcoming flight attendants make the experience even more enjoyable.

Award-Winning Excellence: A testament to Quality

This airline boasts numerous accolades from Trip Advisor, a leading global travel website, solidifying its commitment to exceptional service.

  • Best Airline in Thailand and Best Regional Airline in Asia: These prestigious awards, received for two consecutive years, highlight the airline's dedication to providing a superior travel experience within Thailand and across Asia.
  • Best Economy Class in Asia: This recognition underscores the airline's commitment to comfort and convenience even in its most affordable seating option.

These awards serve as a testament to the airline's unwavering commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, making it a preferred choice for discerning travelers.

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After a journey of approximately 3.30 hours from Bangkok, we arrived at Kaohsiung Airport.

The transportation system here is incredibly convenient, with the KMRT subway offering direct access from the airport. Navigating is a breeze, eliminating any worries about getting lost.

The Skytrain offers both single-trip tickets and the convenient Easy Card payment system, which can be used for almost all purchases.

For instance, the electric train, taxi, high-speed train, goods and services of convenience stores like 7-Eleven, can be said to be a one-card travel experience. I wish our country had something like this.

We took the train to our accommodation near Liuhe Night Market.

Transportation:

Take the red line of the Kaohsiung Mass Rapid Transit (KMRT) from Kaohsiung International Airport Station (R4) to Formosa Boulevard Station (R10), Exit 1.

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This trip, we stayed near the Liuhe Night Market, a popular food destination located close to the Formosa Boulevard metro station.

The reason I booked this area is simple: it's easy to find food, which is very important to me. Plus, the transportation is convenient because it's close to the train station, and the price is reasonable.

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Here are some tips for booking accommodation to get the best price and make the process easy and convenient:

  • Book in advance: Prices tend to be higher the closer you get to your travel dates.
  • Be flexible with your dates: If you're flexible with your travel dates, you may be able to find better deals.
  • Consider alternative accommodation options: Hotels aren't the only option. Consider hostels, guesthouses, or vacation rentals.
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  • Read reviews: Before you book, read reviews of the accommodation to make sure it meets your expectations.

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This trip, we stayed at the Sunnyside Hotel Kaohsiung (六合日麗飯店) for around 1,1xx baht per night. After our stay, we found it to be quite affordable and good value for money.

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Must-Visit Eats and Attractions in Kaohsiung, Taiwan

Before I begin, let me clarify that "Kaohsiung" may appear to be an unremarkable city at first glance. However, upon closer inspection, it reveals an undeniable charm. Now, let's move on from that P'Pang reference! 55

This artistic city boasts numerous picturesque photo spots and friendly locals, especially the charming young men and women. Its tourist attractions and delicious food rival those of other cities.

Convenient and accessible by KMRT, making travel a breeze for everyone. No need to worry about transportation.

Moreover, the prices are very reasonable, comparable to those in our own country, eliminating the need for complex currency conversions.

In this review, we have sacrificed ourselves by eating until we are fat to find the best restaurants. We have walked our legs off to gather the best food and tourist attractions for you to enjoy.

Liuhe Night Market (六合夜市)

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"Liuhe Night Market" is a night market renowned for its exceptional culinary offerings, featuring a diverse selection of local and seafood dishes from nearly a hundred roadside vendors.

This street food stall is a must-visit, attracting both international tourists and Taiwanese locals alike. It operates from the late afternoon until midnight.

You can walk and eat all the way along the street. Plus, this market has several great bubble tea shops.

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The first shop, "Yim Noi" restaurant, is incredibly delicious. The name was given by my friend who came along with me. It's a restaurant that serves large pork dumplings, paired with a soup that resembles spicy fish soup. It's delicious and unique, and the place is always packed.

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The next stop is a grilled and battered squid stall. A must-try dish is the grilled squid with black pepper sauce, pictured above. It's incredibly delicious and costs 50 TWD per skewer.

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Chef Moustache's Iron Pan Fried Rice Restaurant. Just the chef's mustache is enough to make you want to eat there. His face is full of passion for stir-frying. The fried rice is similar to ours, but a little blander.

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The grilled meat shop was delicious, but the seller might have put too much salt, making it a bit salty. I should try the black pepper version next time.

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The shop "Sarapat Din" offers both spicy and non-spicy options. We tried the spicy salad, which had a sweet and spicy flavor. It tasted as if it had been chilled, which was unusual.

What I like is that they have removed all the bones, making it easier for us to eat the chicken feet.

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This restaurant serves delicious pork noodle soup and meatball stew. I'm not sure if it's because I'm hungry, haha, but the meatball stew is incredibly tasty!

Ordering is incredibly simple, as the menu is entirely in Chinese. Simply take a sneaky photo of the table next to you and show it to the vendor. ^_^

The renowned bubble tea shop 50 Lan (50嵐) is also located in this market. It is another one of our favorite shops, and we could easily drink 8 cups a day instead of water.

The drink is not overly sweet and comes with a generous amount of tapioca pearls, both small and large. You can adjust the sweetness and ice level to your preference.

If you come to Taiwan, you don't have to worry about gaining weight, because you will definitely gain weight. Haha.

Opening Hours: 6:00 PM - 12:00 AM daily
Directions: Take the KMRT Red Line to Formosa Boulevard Station (R10), Exit 11. Walk straight out of the station and turn left to reach the market.

Dome of Light

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The Dome of Light is located within the Formosa Boulevard Station R10/O5 subway station.

The magnificent multicolored glass artwork adorns this metro station, ranking it among the world's most stunning.

Don't miss the opportunity to take stunning photos at this iconic landmark in Kaohsiung.

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Transportation: Formosa Boulevard Station (KMRT R10/O5)

Fo Guang Shan Buddha Memorial Center

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The temple boasts a magnificent and impressive structure, featuring a colossal Buddha statue standing prominently alongside two rows of stupas flanking the entrance.

However, I must warn you that it gets extremely hot as soon as you enter the temple grounds! Don't worry, it's not because of the temple itself, but rather the scorching sun. Make sure to bring along sun protection, you'll definitely need it.

This is another famous landmark in Kaohsiung City. It is highly recommended to visit.

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The temple grounds are divided into several zones, each with its own unique attractions, including a golden Buddha statue.

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Before heading back, I quenched my thirst with two cups of bubble tea. The shop here is pretty good, and it put me in a good mood. Look at her face, like, "Oops! I forgot!" She also made a profit of 800 TWD.

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Transportation:

MRT: Take the Red Line to Zuoying Station (R16) and exit through Exit 1.

Bus: From the bus stop outside the station, take bus number 8501 and ride until the final stop.

Important: Do not get off the bus before the final stop. The bus will drop you off directly in front of the temple. Otherwise, you will have to walk, just like we did! (Haha)

Lotus Pond

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Lotus Pond is a large pond with numerous temples and pagodas, including the iconic Dragon and Tiger Pagodas. It is a prominent landmark in Kaohsiung.

This is a seven-story pagoda with two towers standing side by side. Taiwanese people believe that if you walk in through the dragon's mouth and out through the tiger's mouth on the other side, you can turn bad luck into good luck.

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Evening Visit Recommended

The atmosphere is especially pleasant in the evening, with a cool breeze and stunning sunset views from the top of the pagoda.

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Transportation:

Take the Red Line of the KMRT to Zuoying Station (R16). Exit through Exit 1 and transfer to BUS routes R35A or R35B in front of the station. Get off at the Lian Chi Tan (蓮池潭) bus stop, which takes approximately 15-20 minutes.

Ruifeng Night Market

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Directions:

MRT: Take the Red Line to Kaohsiung Arena Station (R14). Use Exit 1. Walk straight for approximately 5 minutes along Yucheng Road until you reach the market at the intersection.

Business Hours:

Open daily from Tuesday to Sunday, 6:00 PM to 12:00 AM.

Liouhe Night Market

This is likely the largest night market in Kaohsiung, offering a vast array of goods, including food, drinks, shoes, clothing, bags, and various other items.

The local food scene is a must-try, with a wide variety of dishes and a bustling atmosphere.

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The food is delicious and affordable, with a wide variety to choose from. The flavors cater to the Thai palate, and you can buy and eat your chosen dishes right there by the roadside.

This area is also home to Kaohsiung's famous fried chicken, Angel Chicken, which is said to be incredibly delicious. (Who is "they" referring to? They seem to visit frequently.) The line of people waiting to try it is very long.

Boneless chicken, very large pieces, crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, thin and crispy batter, priced at 70-100 TWD per piece. You can choose the spiciness level, we chose very spicy.

The taste is sweet and slightly spicy, not as spicy as our local chili peppers. Personally, I prefer the 1973 fried chicken.

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Cijin Island

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Transportation: Take the Orange Line of the Kaohsiung MRT to Sizihwan Station (O1) and Exit 1. Walk 500 meters to the ferry pier and take a ferry across the harbor from Gushan Ferry Pier (NT$40).

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Qijin Island, a small island located just 5 minutes from Kaohsiung City, boasts a variety of attractions and beaches for swimming.

This island boasts stunning landmarks perfect for photography, as well as fresh seafood. You can explore the entire island in 2-3 hours.

It is recommended to visit in the late afternoon when the weather is cool and comfortable, and you can also enjoy the sunset.

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Upon arrival at the ferry terminal, a variety of rental options are available for exploring the island, including bicycles, motorcycles, and electric bicycles. These options are conveniently located near the dock, allowing visitors to choose their preferred mode of transportation.

For thrill-seekers, rent a motorbike and explore the island at your own pace. For those who prefer a more leisurely experience, rent a bicycle and enjoy a scenic ride around the island.

We opted for a leisurely ride on a four-seater electric bike, which cost 400 TWD per hour (200 TWD for subsequent hours). Renting for two hours, we were able to extend our rental for 500 TWD.

The island boasts scenic viewpoints offering breathtaking 360-degree panoramas. These viewpoints are accessible via trails leading to the summit, where the ruins of a former Taiwanese military fortress stand.

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A short drive from the viewpoint, you will encounter a black sand beach bordering the sea. This area is suitable for swimming and offers a relaxing and cool atmosphere. There are spots to sit and enjoy the ocean view.

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The island also boasts several stunning landmarks perfect for photo opportunities. However, as previously mentioned, it's advisable to visit during the late afternoon or evening to avoid the scorching heat. Enjoy a leisurely drive, taking in the breathtaking coastal scenery and refreshing sea breeze.

Pier-2 Art Center (駁二藝術特區)

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  • The Pier-2 Art Center is a popular tourist destination, known for its倉庫群(warehouse clusters), 戶外裝置藝術(outdoor installations), and 藝文展覽(art exhibitions).
  • The art district is located on the former site of Kaohsiung Harbor's Pier 2.
  • The Pier-2 Art Center is a major contributor to the revitalization of Kaohsiung's waterfront area.

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Transportation:

Take the Orange Line of the Kaohsiung MRT to Sizihwan Station (O1). Use Exit 2. After exiting the station, turn right and cross the train tracks to enter the grassy area.

Pier-2 Art Center: A Warehouse Transformed into an Artistic Hub

Pier-2 Art Center is a former warehouse that has been artfully transformed into a vibrant space for artistic expression. This unique venue hosts a variety of exhibitions, showcasing the works of talented artists from diverse backgrounds.

This location offers stunning photo opportunities that are popular with young people. It boasts tasteful decor and a prime waterfront location.

In the late afternoon, many tourists and Taiwanese people come to this area to relax and unwind.

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Dong Gang Fish Market (Huaqiao Fish Market, 朝隆路)

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Donggang Fish Market is a fresh and affordable seafood market. If you're craving sushi or sashimi, this is the place to be. It's truly exceptional.

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The market offers a wide variety of stalls to choose from. Most stalls have seating available, and the food is freshly prepared.

The restaurant we tried was located at the very end, offering spacious seating, affordable prices, and incredibly fresh seafood. It was so fresh that it felt like we were eating straight from the water! 555

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The sashimi starts at 100 TWD per plate, which is a great value. The plate is generously filled with no skimping. The fish belly is 200 TWD, and while we may have ordered the wrong thing, everything was truly delicious.

Rice balls start at 20 baht, which is a great deal for the size. The grilled eel rice ball is 50 TWD and is highly recommended. Visiting the fish market here is a paradise for seafood lovers. The model's expression in the photo shows how much she is enjoying the food.

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Opening Hours: Daily from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

Transportation:

  1. Take the red line of the Kaohsiung MRT (KMRT) to Kaohsiung Main Station (R11, Exit 2). Note: Construction is ongoing, so navigating might be slightly confusing.
  2. At the station, head to the Kaohsiung Station Bus Terminal [South-Link Line Alternative Transport]. Purchase a ticket to Dongang or show the following names: Huaqiao Fish Market, 朝隆路. English-speaking staff are available. Round-trip tickets cost 197 TWD per person.
  3. The bus will stop in front of the 7-Eleven at Pingtung Bus Donggang Station, next to Donggang Hospital. The journey from Kaohsiung takes approximately 1 hour. You can walk back to the fish market (approximately 15 minutes) or take a taxi for around 100 TWD. (For the return trip, board the bus across the street from the 7-Eleven where you were dropped off, next to a shoe store and a claw machine arcade.)

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My Cofi

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This charming little cafe is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Kaohsiung.

With the ability to create various shapes of milk foam, such as cute animals or cartoon characters, according to our preferences.

Not only is the picture adorable, but the taste is also delicious. It's perfectly sweet and doesn't go overboard. You can drink it all the way to the bottom.

The cost of creating various images starts from 250 TWD to 600 TWD. The price may seem a bit high, but compared to the cuteness, it's worth it.

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Transportation:

MRT Orange Line, Sinyi Elementary School Station (O6), Exit 4. Walk approximately 10 minutes or take a taxi. The location is easy to find; you can use GPS navigation.

Opening Hours: Daily from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM.

Xinkujiang Shopping District (新堀江商圈)

This vibrant shopping district is a haven for fashionistas and bargain hunters alike.

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Shinkuchan is the most famous fashion shopping district in Kaohsiung, a gathering place for young Taiwanese people, similar to Ximending in Taipei or Siam in Bangkok.

Angel Chicken, a renowned fried chicken restaurant, also has a location here, with equally long lines. There is also a wide variety of milk tea shops to choose from. It is recommended to visit in the evening for a more relaxed atmosphere.

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At the end of the market, there is a milk tea shop with a friendly owner. It's a fortune-telling shop where you can shake a cup to get your desired drink. If you can lift it, you can have it. It's a unique and interesting concept.

The milk tea is affordable and comes in a variety of flavors. We tried the Thai tea with red tapioca pearls, which was delicious. We recommend it.

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Transportation:

Red Line of the KMRT, Central Park Station (R9), Exit 2

Opening Hours: Daily from 13:00 to 24:00.

Wulao Lingya (Lingya Branch)

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The shop is located next to Starbucks, opposite Sogo department store. It's easy to find. Take the Orange Line of the MRT and get off at Sandao Shopping District Station R8, Exit 5.

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This restaurant is not a buffet, but rather an a la carte establishment. The prices are quite reasonable, averaging around 600-700 baht per person.

The broth at this restaurant is very fragrant with spices and comes with tofu and blood. The restaurant offers both pork and beef, as well as various vegetables and seafood.

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After trying it, I must say it's incredibly delicious! Wait a minute, this is Taiwan, not our northeastern Thailand! But I have to say it's really good, worth the wait throughout the trip.

If you're in Kaohsiung and craving some spicy hotpot, check out this restaurant. It's open until 1 am, so you can grab a bite even after a late night of shopping.

Transportation:

Take the Orange Line (สายสีส้ม) of the KMRT and get off at Sandao Shopping District Station (R8). Use Exit 5. The shop is located opposite the Sogo department store, next to Starbucks.

Opening Hours: Daily from 13:30 to 01:00.

10 Things to Know Before Visiting Kaohsiung, Taiwan

1. The Taiwanese dollar is roughly equivalent to the Thai baht (1 TWD : 1.06 THB, as of October 13, 2018). This eliminates the need to worry about fluctuating exchange rates.

2. Thai tourists can travel to Taiwan without a visa.

  1. Upon arrival in Taiwan, you will need to complete an Arrival Card. You can either fill it out online at this link or fill out a paper Arrival Card upon arrival.

Which one would you like to choose from the options that the flight attendants will distribute on the plane?

Electrical Outlets in Thailand:

The text states that electrical outlets in Thailand typically use a two-prong flat plug, similar to those found in the United States. However, if you are using a device with a three-prong plug, you will need a converter.

5. Taiwan is one hour ahead of Thailand.

Tourist attractions (Kaohsiung) easily accessible, close to MRT stations, convenient transportation.

7. Kaohsiung is accessible by Thai Smile Airways, with a flight duration of approximately 3.30 hours.

8. The internet recommends purchasing a SIM card at the airport, as it can be difficult and time-consuming to find one outside the airport. Alternatively, you can purchase a SIM card in Thailand before your trip. We used a TrueMove H Travel Sim Asia and activated it before leaving Thailand.

9. Free Wi-Fi is available at tourist attractions and on the BTS Skytrain.

10. With just one EasyCard, you can travel throughout Kaohsiung, making your journey easy, convenient, and comfortable.

Essential Mobile Apps for Your Kaohsiung Trip (Taiwan)

1. Google Maps: Navigate Kaohsiung with ease and avoid getting lost. This app is a must-have for any traveler.

2. Voice Translator: Overcome language barriers with this handy app. Simply speak into the app to translate conversations and understand local information.

3. HotelsCombined: Find the best deals on accommodation and compare prices across different platforms. This app helps you save money and find the perfect place to stay, available on both iOS and Android.

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For those seeking an international travel destination, we highly recommend Kaohsiung. Its convenient accessibility and affordability make it an ideal choice. This concludes our review of Kaohsiung.

For any questions or inquiries, please contact us.

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Thank you and hello.

Woody (Eat and Travel)

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