Dream Mall is designed for entertainment and built as a diverse shopping & recreational space. Consumers can go for their one-stop shopping and one-day outing all in the same place.

The Pier-2 Art Center is a converging point for dreams, ideas and designs, crossing over music, theatre, cultural & creative industry, public art, digital film & television and street performances, as well as showcasing the charm and aesthetics of a harbor city.

National Science and Technology Museum in Kaohsiung is the biggest national social & educational institute in southern Taiwan. Exhibitions presented at the Museum are themed on contemporary applied technology development in accordance with promotion of popular science education.

Fo Guang Shan is the largest Buddhist monastery in Taiwan, founded by Master Hsing Yun who has since established the Monastery as Taiwan’s best known sacred Buddhist site with the highest congregation of disciples in order to propagate Humanistic Buddhism.

Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum is an official member of the International Council of Museums. The Museum has the world’s tallest and largest seated bronze Buddha: Fo Guang Buddha. Each year, hundreds of thousands of people arrive to see the Museum, a must-visit for travelers.

Dadong Arts Center is positioned as a multi-functional cultural space. Its exterior design aligns with elements in nature echoing the beauty of eastern Zen aesthetics. Its interior is equipped with multi-purpose facilities and Taiwan’s very first art-centered library.

The Taroko Park is a world-class large-scale family-friendly shopping mall for shopping, dining, holidaying, sports and entertainment, plus a world-class Go-Kart track, the only one authorized by the Suzuka Circuit outside Japan.

The Niaosong Wetland is Taiwan’s first educational park focusing on the theme of a wetland. An ideal spot for leisure and observing wetland ecology, the Park also plays a pivotal role in promoting wetland education.

Located in Kaohsiung’s Niaosong District, Chengching Lake is Kaohsiung’s largest lake and was previously known as Dapi Lake (Great Tarn Lake) and Dabei Lake (Great Shell Lake). Often compared to Xi Hu (West Lake) of China, Chengching Lake is also an important source of Kaohsiung’s water supply and a tourist attraction.