Martyrs' Shrine — Located at the southern foot of Shoushan Mountain, the original site of Kaohsiung Martyrs' Shrine was the "Konpira Shrine" built by the Japanese. After several renovations and reconstructions, a mountain gate, the main hall, and a front hall were added.

Martyrs' Shrine. Located at the southern foot of Shoushan Mountain, the original site of Kaohsiung Martyrs' Shrine was the "Konpira Shrine" built by the Japanese. After several renovations and reconstructions, a mountain gate, the main hall, and a front hall were added. Located at the southern foot of Shoushan Mountain, the original site of Kaohsiung Martyrs' Shrine was the "Konpira Shrine" built by the Japanese. After several renovations and reconstructions, a mountain gate, the main hall, and a front hall were added, along with traditional Chinese palace-style golden glazed tiles, exuding a solemn and magnificent aura. The Martyrs' Shrine is surrounded by ancient pine trees, creating a tranquil environment. The area in front of the shrine is lush and antique. In recent years, the city government has also erected a "LOVE" viewing platform next to the Martyrs' Shrine. This romantic, oversized art installation adds a touch of softness to the shrine's imposing presence. From this vantage point, one can overlook the beautiful scenery of the port city, offering a majestic and spectacular view. It has become a prime spot for tourists to take photos, enjoy a leisurely outing, and admire the diverse beauty of greater Kaohsiung, day and night. Address: 高雄市鼓山區忠義路32號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Kaohsiung