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[Illustrative] Lotus Pond Illustrative
Lotus Pond

Lianchihtan Children's Park beside Lotus Pond in Zuoying is Kaohsiung's first inclusive children's park, spanning about 3.7 hectares with free admission. Highlights include nest swings, a 6-meter climbing net, rainbow hills, a 30-meter zipline, a Three Little Pigs fairytale maze, plus lawns and sandpits. Pet-friendly and designed for ages 6–12, it's ideal for family fun, beating the heat, and dog-friendly outings.

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[Illustrative] Kaohsiung Dog Park Illustrative
Kaohsiung Dog Park

Kaohsiung Dog Park sits between Lingya Sports Park (O9) and Weiwuying (O10) MRT stations — easy to reach by train. Separate zones for small and medium-to-large dogs are ringed by safety fencing. Agility equipment is comprehensive: ramp platforms, tire jumps, wave boardwalks, tunnel runs, S-pole weaves, a sandpit, wash basins, and a shaded owner rest area. Dogs burn energy and hone balance while owners relax nearby. Free and open to all, it is Kaohsiung's premier dog-friendly space for walks and off-leash play.

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[Illustrative] Weiwuying Metropolitan Park Illustrative
Weiwuying Metropolitan Park

Weiwuying Metropolitan Park in Kaohsiung's Fengshan District spans about 47 hectares, serving as an urban oasis where art meets nature. Broad lawns, walking paths, and shady banyan groves invite strolling, jogging, cycling, and picnicking. Pet-friendly amenities — open grass, pet markets, and a dedicated patrol-dog team — let owners bring dogs along with peace of mind. Next door stands the National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts, so visitors can pair cultural outings with outdoor leisure in a single trip. A beloved gathering spot for locals and tourists alike.

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[Illustrative] Na Liang Cold Noodles & Shaved Ice Illustrative
Na Liang Cold Noodles & Shaved Ice

Na Liang (Cold Noodles & Shaved Ice) on Linquan Street in Kaohsiung's Lingya District sits right beside the Cultural Center, serving creative cold noodles and handmade shaved-ice desserts in a cat-friendly setting. Resident cats roam freely, turning every meal into a soothing feline-accompanied experience. Noodle bowls are customizable with various sauces and seasonal vegetables — light and refreshing; the shaved ice is silky-smooth and melts on the tongue, perfect for beating the heat. The compact space is clean and packed with healing vibes — ideal for travelers who want a relaxing break alongside their fur babies.

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[Illustrative] Golden Lion Lake Illustrative
Golden Lion Lake

Golden Lion Lake in Kaohsiung is a natural-lake-and-trail green lung in the city. A flat 1.5-km loop trail circles the water, crossing two elegant bridges that double as photo hot spots. Butterflies flutter year-round, and the relaxed setting suits walking, cycling, sketching, or fishing. The lake area is free to enter, retaining a touch of wilderness and local-life charm — a peaceful spot for residents and visitors to unwind.

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[Illustrative] Fengshan Zhongshan Park Illustrative
Fengshan Zhongshan Park

Fengshan Zhongshan Park sits at the border of schools and residential blocks in Kaohsiung's Fengshan District, operating as a pet-friendly city park. A cheerful Shiba Inu sculpture marks the entrance, and the grounds include a dedicated pet play zone and cleaning stations. Dogs can run free, splash through water obstacles, and burn energy while owners enjoy convenient wash-up areas and shaded seating. Several new facilities are in progress, continually improving the space for community animal welfare and resident interaction — a pleasant neighborhood spot for a stroll with your fur baby.

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