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Next in the list was to visit the former British Consulate Residence at Dagou but the only information in hand at that time was the embassy is located opposite the Gushan pier and to get there, you can either walk or take a shuttle bus. So, we crossed the bridge and walked for some distance and figure out that it is impossible for us to walk there so we made a u-turn and looked for bus stop which took us some times to realize it was just opposite the road. Why we missed it?? bcoz the stop was freaking big (i mean small – only a tiang with a bus pic) tsk!!!
We boarded a bus and when we reached there, we breathed a sigh of relief not bcoz the ride was dangerous but thank god we didn’t walk there. Damm far!! The bus will stop at here
and you will have to walk this flight of stairs *faint
to see this…
If you make it on time, you will be able to see sun set (now i recall the reason we are there
) but too bad, we only saw moon (pic above)
and this, the Former British Consulate Residence. You can also see Cihou lighthouse from here.
the wax statue of both party negotiating…
Nothing much to see actually and since it was packed with tourists, we decided to adjourn to the next destination which is Love River for a boat ride. So, we boarded a bus to the nearest MRT station which is Sizihwan station (01). And according to source, to get to Love River, take the MRT to Yanchengpu station (02) and wait for shuttle bus. Yanchengpu MRT station information directory seriously needed a review!!! Can’t find the bus stop again and after asking around, Love River is at the far end down the road…. problem is, I can’t see the end!!! So, gave up lo….
Since it was already close to 6pm, we decided to go to the Liuhe night market for dinner.
To get there: Take the MRT to Formosa Boulevard station (R10/05) and follow exit 11.
A must see attraction, the art dome in the middle of the station which is known as the “Dome of Light”, a creation by Italian artist.
A combination of earth, water, light and fire. Be sure to capture this mesmerizing view…
Liuhe night market is located just few steps away from exit 11. This is a more organized and spacious market compared to Ruifeng.
Ohhh, I see it again.. Can’t resist the temptation. Seems like this is the most famous stall.
Yummy-licious strawberry milk.
Next, BBQ stuff again…
Taiwan noodle – see how big is the squid… yucksss~~
Cheese pork bun.
Black pepper pork bun.
This is how they make it.
Seafood Taiwanese style. Table and chair conquering the middle of the road. How can they enjoy it when there are hundred of people passing by each second??
Crunchy “yau char guai”
Star fruit juice.
Beef noodle 担仔面
Sugar cane.
Another BBQ stall.
More BBQ stall.
Braised pork and soup.
Tasty chicken salad. I miss this…
After tapao-ed everything, let the feast begin!!!
With that, it ended my 3 days 2 nights stay in Kaohsiung. There are still few places in the list like Rose church, sugarcane museum, 85 building, airport cafe and art musuem that we did not manage to visit. Happy hours passed damm fast – shall make those top priority if I ever go back again
Time for a good rest – we are leaving for Kenting tomorrow!!! *excited
Stay tune for nice sunny beach
Signing of from Kaohsiung xoxo
Next, Kenting…




























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