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Lotus Pond Scenic Area

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4.4 (5676 reviews)

Lakeside area home to several temples & pagodas, with flamboyant animal statues & snack markets.

Zuoying District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 813

+886 7 588 3242

Did You Know?
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Dragon
Iconic Pagodas

The Dragon and Tiger Pagodas are the most famous landmark, where visitors enter through the dragon's mouth and exit through the tiger's mouth, symbolizing turning bad luck into good fortune.

Pavilions
Spring and Autumn Pavilions

These two Chinese palace-style structures are dedicated to Guan Yu, the God of War, and are connected by a bridge over the pond, featuring a large statue of the deity riding a dragon.

Largest
Grand Confucius Temple

Located on the northern shore, the Kaohsiung Confucius Temple is the largest Confucius Temple in Taiwan, built in the traditional Song Dynasty architectural style.

Lotus
Seasonal Bloom

The pond is aptly named 'Lotus Pond' due to the beautiful lotus flowers that bloom abundantly, especially during the summer, covering parts of the water surface.

Highlights from Reviews

cultural landmarks

The area is rich with temples, pagodas, and statues, offering a deep dive into local culture and history.

peaceful atmosphere

Many visitors found the lake and surrounding area to be a calm, relaxing, and quiet place for strolls or meditation.

scenic beauty

The pond offers beautiful views, especially at sunset, with reflections and well-lit attractions in the evening.

good for activities

Ideal for walking, jogging, cycling, and photography, with eco-friendly paths and water sports options.

easy access

Conveniently located with bus stops, taxis, and a 7-11 nearby, and relatively close to train stations.

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