Spring and Autumn Pavillons-Temples
by TIAc
In ZUOYING DISTRICT KAO-HSIUNG CITY
ARRIVE TO ZUOYING RAILWAY STATION GO STRAIGHT DOWN THE ROAD AND THEN TURN THE LEFT...
THIS TEMPLE WAS LOCATED NEAR THE Spring and Autumn Pavillons
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Eternal Spring Shrine
by keeweechic
Eternal Spring Shrine (a short hike from the highway) commemorates the workers who died in building the Central Cross Island Highway. Above the shrine, there is a traditional style bell and drum towers. The bell is rung to welcome the morning, and the drumbeat farewells to the setting sun. A waterfall passing through the pavilion.
Maulin Forest Recreation Area (ZªL´ËªL¹C¼Ö°Ï)
by sunnywong
Maulin was once called Dwona where most residents are Lukai tribesmen. The slate houses in which the Lukai tribesmen live are the most attraction here. The streams go around among rows of mountain ridges, so there are many beautiful valleys and waterfalls forming there. The more famous landscapes are Maulin Valley Waterfall, Lover Valley Waterfall, Eagle Valley, Maiya Valley Waterfall, Dwona Waterfall, Lungtoushan and so on. The good place for camping is in the sandbar of the valley, but be careful about the rush stream water and the hidden water current when stay here.
lowpostz's Kao-hsiung Page
by lowpostz
Well, Khao Hsiung! The second largest city on the Isle of Taiwan. I have been here twice, once in juli and august and once in Januari. The difference is not so big though because of the geographic location. Kao Hsiung is a real metropolitan. You don't come here for the peace and quiet. There are lots of things to do and for everybody there are things to see.