KW2 - Gushan District

Green No. 1 South Line and North Line start station.

The sea view in the park is great for shopping and it is worth a visit after the epidemic.

The bus stop did not stop due to activities, but there was no sign. It took a while to download the APP to find out.

Take the Kaohsiung MRT to Xiziwan Station, or take the Kaohsiung Light Rail to Penglai Station, and then walk a short distance to get there.

This is a good place to take a walk and watch the Kaohsiung Port. You can watch cargo ships entering and leaving the port.

When the weather is good, the sunset and night scenes are beautiful, so it is very suitable to come and have a look at the nearby restaurants.

Opposite the Zhan II library, there is a wedding banquet venue/banana story hall, introducing some of the legends of the most prosperous period of bananas in Jiaocheng from 1960 to 70 in Taiwan.

Banana Wharf, formerly known as "Banana Shed", has been standing in Kaohsiung Harbor for nearly half a century. It is now one of the historic buildings in Kaohsiung City. In the 1950s, Taiwan's bananas were exported to Japan in large quantities, earning a large amount of foreign exchange. At that time, almost all bananas shipped from various places were arranged by the port of Kaohsiung. In the early days, there was no special equipment for storage. Bananas were stacked in the open air and exposed to the sun and rain. In order to improve the quality of bananas and in response to the rapid increase in the number of bananas produced, it was expanded in 1963 in the Republic of China (1963). A double-layer banana shed, which is in line with the stacking method of early installation of banana bamboo baskets. The main building has a denser column spacing than ordinary warehouses. Because the banana storage space is more ventilated, it was built in the open air. It is the only one in Kaohsiung Port. Open warehouse. With the modernization of demand and the declining output of bananas, banana sheds have gradually entered history. In recent years, promoted by the Kaohsiung City Government’s policy of integrating Hong Kong and the city, the space of historical buildings has been rebuilt. With the efforts of riverside catering institutions, new life has been injected into the banana shed. 2010) officially changed its name to "Banana Pier"