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Holidays in Cianjhen District

Like selfies and chocolate, there's no such thing as too much travelling. So why not make Cianjhen District, Kaohsiung, your next big adventure? One of the best parts of travelling is meeting people. And with 1,500,000 locals living in this major city, there are plenty of opportunities to make some new BFFs. To reach Cianjhen District from the centre of Kaohsiung, you'll need to travel southeast for 4 kilometres. From Kaohsiung International Airport, it's a commute of 4 kilometres to the northwest.

This city is jam-packed with things to do, and many of them are found near Cianjhen District. It's no simple task to pick the leading sights here, but the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts and the Former British Consulate at Takao are two you shouldn't miss out on. After taking a look at those, you'll want to continue on to Heart of Love River and Tuntex Sky Tower. For a better perspective of this amazing city as a whole, spend some time in the close-by neighbourhoods of Qianzhen and Qijin District.

You won't be short of things to do in the city centre. There's a good range of first-rate attractions to keep you on the move, like Lotus Pond.

Kaohsiung Fisherman's Wharf and the Kaohsiung Film Archive are ideal for those travelling without the kids.

The Dome of Light, the Urban Spotlight Arcade, the Pier-2 Art Center and the Kaohsiung Cultural Center are ideal for those eager to learn a few things about the local culture.

From hands-on displays to curious objects and artefacts, museums have something to keep everyone happy. If you get stuck with some miserable weather, why not head on over to the National Science and Technology Museum, Kaohsiung Astronomical Museum, the Teresa Teng Museum and the Takao Railway Museum?

The animals of the world come in a vast array of shapes and sizes You'll be able to watch some of them feed, sleep and muck around at the Shou Shan Zoo and the Jing Yuan Farm and Leisure.

Xizi Bay, Xizi Bay Scenic Area, Caishan Natural Park and Chichin Island are spectacular places for nature buffs to get some fresh air.

If the hustle and bustle of city life is becoming too much, recharge in one of the nearby parks. Shaochuantou Park, Hongmaogang Cultural Park, Central Park and Cijin Seaside Park are lovely spots to take a relaxing stroll or read a book.

The best way to relive your holiday is by taking home a memento or two. See what's on offer at Dream Mall, Liuhe Night Market, Shinkuchan and President Department Store Heping Store.

The Kaohsiung Museum of History, Chang-Gu World Trade Center, the Kaohsiung Hakka Cultural Museum and the Soaring Dragon Fish Statue can give you a glimpse back into the area's past.

Whether you want to learn about the region's traditions and customs or just take in the quiet surroundings, head to Holy Rosary Basilica Cathedral, the Sanfong Temple, the Tianhou Temple and the Daitian Temple.

Hotels in Cianjhen District

If you'd rather spend money on adventures than on a hotel, the Chez KiKi Hostel - Kaohsiung and the Single Inn Kaohsiung - Hostel are two places you should check out. Alternatively, let the expert staff at the Han Hsien International Hotel or the Grand Hi Lai Hotel take care of you. After all, what are holidays for if not spoiling yourself?