The ‘holy Places’ For Virtual Followers In Kaohsiung, Taiwan

MRT Formosa Boulevard, Kaohsiung Library and Qinan Island are the must-visit places when traveling in Kaohsiung (Taiwan).
The ‘holy places’ for people living virtual when traveling to Kaohsiung, Taiwan
MRT Formosa Boulevard: Located in downtown Kaohsiung, Formosa Boulevard is honored on CNN as one of the most beautiful subway stations in the world. The most prominent feature of this train station is the main hall.
The dome here is a collection of 4,500 tons of colorful glass arranged under the title "Wind, Fire and Time". This is the work of Narcissus Quagliata, an Italian designer

. Many tourists come here feel "like flying in space" and spend most of their time just around taking pictures and watching the special dome at this station. If you are someone who likes "virtual life", this is definitely the place you cannot miss.
Kaohsiung Main Public Library: Not only big and wide, Kaohsiung Library also owns a beautiful architecture like a giant coffee shop “Sofas are everywhere, by windows and in good places, so I can hold a book, order a glass of water and sit here all day.



The feeling of both reading and watching the scenery is extremely interesting ”, said Pham Hai Ha, a former student from Taiwan.
In addition to the many corners for "virtual living", the books in the library are also very rich. It is open free to everyone, from 10-22h.
British Consulate in Da Cau: Built in 1879, this historic site used to be the British consulate. Located right next to Kaohsiung harbor with poetic scenery, this place is adored by virtual devotees by its "dead corner" beauty. In particular, the open windows facing the sea always make visitors "ecstatic".
If you want to see the full beauty of Tay Tu Bay and Kaohsiung Harbor, visitors should not miss this place Here, you can also visit 2 cafes with 2 different styles.



A casual style, order a drink and sit in the garden. The other is in the style of "luxury" British afternoon tea. Opening time from 9-19h.
Pier 2 Art Center: Previously, Pier 2 Art Center was the old warehouse complex of the sugar factory complex located right next to the port. In 2006, the Kaohsiung city government allowed it to be built and renovated into a cultural district that emphasized design and creativity. It has a total of 12 different areas, catering to "virtual living" followers in any small corner.
The space at Pier 2 concentrates a lot of contemporary art (from Graffiti paintings to sculptures and paintings of all kinds). In addition, this is also the venue for impressive exhibitions.




Ky Tan Island: About 5 minutes by train from Kaohsiung city, Ky Tan Island has many interesting places waiting for you to explore such as Ky Tan lighthouse, Thien Hau pagoda and Rainbow Church. In addition, this island also has a lot of seafood for you to enjoy.
A trip to Kaohsiung will have many interesting things to make visitors ready to open their wallets. Therefore, you should find to buy cheap air tickets to save costs. Currently, Vietjet Air has operated two-way flights from Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to Kaohsiung City (Taiwan). In addition, you should also book the hotel in advance and note the discounts for sightseeing services.
According to Kim Ngan / Zing news
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