Yong'an Wetland — The predecessor of Yong'an Wetland was the Wushulin Salt Field, established in 1908. It was once an important salt production base in southern Taiwan, witnessing the rise and fall of Taiwan's salt industry.

Yong'an Wetland. The predecessor of Yong'an Wetland was the Wushulin Salt Field, established in 1908. It was once an important salt production base in southern Taiwan, witnessing the rise and fall of Taiwan's salt industry. The predecessor of Yong'an Wetland was the Wushulin Salt Field, established in 1908. It was once an important salt production base in southern Taiwan, witnessing the rise and fall of Taiwan's salt industry. During the Japanese colonial era, this salt field flourished. After the Kuomintang government took over in 1952, it was reorganized into the "Taiwan Salt Works," continuing the development of the salt industry. However, with the industrial transformation in the 1970s, the salt industry gradually declined. In 1985, Taipower purchased the land, planning to use it for the expansion of the Hsing-ta Power Plant, and the once-prosperous salt field officially became history. Address: 高雄市永安區鹽田里永達路81號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Kaohsiung