Top Kaohsiung Half-day Tours

Experience the culinary delights of Tainan, known as the capital of gourmet food. Indulge in a variety of street food, snacks, and signature beverages that reflect the rich culinary heritage of the city. Explore the history and culture of Tainan's temples, where you can even try your hand at making talismans. Witness the enduring presence of traditional industries that add to the city's charm. Visit the iconic cinema that ignited Ang Lee's passion for filmmaking, adorned with nostalgic hand-drawn billboards. Wander through Tainan's enchanting alleys and uncover their hidden treasures. Your journey will be guided by a professional and friendly guide, with food and beverages provided at selected food stalls on own expenses. Please note that transportation to and from our meeting point, as well as personal expenses, are not included. This tour requires a minimum of 2 reservations.

The Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum is a large cultural and religious complex located in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Opened in 2011 by the Buddhist organization Fo Guang Shan, the museum combines traditional Buddhist architecture with modern design. It is famous for its towering 108-meter Buddha statue and eight pagodas that line the main pathway to the Great Buddha Hall. The museum promotes Humanistic Buddhism and features exhibition halls displaying Buddhist art, historical relics, and multimedia presentations. It is both a spiritual site and a popular tourist destination known for its peaceful atmosphere and impressive scale.

Welcome to Visit the Stunning Indigenous Villages! -Sandimen And Rinari “Shanchuan Suspension Bridge”, with a total length of 262ｍ, is one of the most eye-catching landmarks in Pingtung. This suspension bridge connects Sandi Village in Sandimen Township with Masiljid in Majia Township. While strolling atop the river, enveloped by mountains, you can gaze out over the expansive Pingtung Plain. Next, head over to the nearby "Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Culture Park. Let’s try on traditional attire and dive into various cultural activities. Plus, there are some awesome performances you won't want to miss! A beautiful place revived after the strike of typhoon. As a traveler who arrived at “Rinari”full of chalets, the only word that we could described it was “stunning”! There are many artist workshops showcasing the unique styles of Indigenous art. You can also sample the local cuisine, which is a unique blend of many different cultures. It is surely a great joy of strolling in this village.