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You should go to any of the night markets...there are a few, some bigger than others. They are mostly food, and a real variety of crafts/souveniers and small carnival-like games. The one treat I'd highly recommend however, is fruit (usually strawberry or cherry) on a stick which is covered with a thin layer of candy (kinda like a candy apple). However, be warned that some of them have vegetables like small tomatoes and slices of green pepper!! Not so tasty.
Written Aug 25, 2002
When you visit a country and feel that you are at home then we say its worth the visit.
Written Nov 12, 2011
Address: The Love River
Updated Apr 4, 2011
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...but plenty of temples! There are at least 8 Chinese temples along the banks of the pond along with some impressive structures.
Written Apr 13, 2010
Address: No. 1435, Cuihua Rd., Zuoying District, Kaohsiung
Website: http://eng.taiwan.net.tw/m1.aspx?sNo=0002121&id=R157
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Another taiwan night market with lots of food and things
Written Nov 22, 2008
Address: 10 - 15mins walk from Kaoshiung Main Station
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Given the proper development, this river could became one of the major attraction, but as for now, not too much is happening around here.
Written May 15, 2008
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Confucius Temple, located on the north shore of Lotus Temple, it is modeled after a temple at Qufu in Shandong Province, the homeland of Confucius.
Written May 15, 2008
One of the many temples around Lotus Pond.
Written May 15, 2008
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It stunkbefore long until the government made it over.
now you can enjoy your cafe and the night view there everyday.
Updated Sep 7, 2004
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Just across from the Dragon and Tiger Pavilions is a small local temple. You can take a walk in and have a look and you can also get a great view of it from up on top of the pavillions.
Updated Jul 4, 2004
Address: Lotus Lake, Tsoying
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