Browsing: things to do in Kaohsiung

Hello Kitty and Stationmaster Mikan now share a themed Kaohsiung MRT train, scheduled to run through September 2027. Station decorations, merchandise, and a stamp-collecting promotion round out the collaboration.

Sunday’s Halloween program includes a market from 2 to 9 p.m., a pumpkin light show from 7 to 9 p.m. and a family costume runway beginning at 7:05 p.m. Visitors can find the full schedule on the Kaohsiung tourism website.

Takao Sogood Bridge is in Sanmin District (三民區), about a 10-minute walk from Cianjin MRT Station (前金站) on the Orange Line and 10 to 12 minutes from Sankuaicuo Railway Station (三塊厝站). More information is available on its official website. Further updates are available on its official Facebook page and Instagram page.

Siaogang Sports Center officially opens Nov. 2 with a heated indoor pool, a 95-machine gym and multipurpose courts. Free trial access runs through Nov. 1, with standard gym admission then costing NT$50 per hour.

Ko Chih-en has defended the tourism rationale behind Han Kuo-yu’s “love Ferris wheel,” describing a destination for wedding-related businesses without specifying a site, budget or timetable.

Starlight Waterfront Park’s water-play facilities are set to close for the season this weekend. A councilor says Sunday is the final day, though the published city schedule still ends Oct. 31.

By KHT Staff. Image via KKLIVE. KAOHSIUNG — Fans heading to Fujii Kaze’s (藤井風) concert at the National Stadium (世運主場館)…

Weiwuying’s giant Halloween pumpkin will make its final appearance Oct. 30–Nov. 1, alongside light shows, costume activities, stage performances and more than 250 market stalls.

Formosa Boulevard station’s white grand piano is now available without registration, giving passing musicians a chance to play beneath the Dome of Light.

Yancheng’s comics-rich library is moving into the former Kaohsiung convention center near the Love River, with wooden reading spaces and a planned White Mist café. An opening date remains unconfirmed.