North Gate of Xiong Town

The north gate is a small place. I can’t find the introduction around. It should be similar to the city gate. It belongs to a historical building in Kaohsiung. It is also a business district around. There is a food street and a coffee shop.

The north gate of Xiongzhen is also a relatively long-standing building. It is still very well preserved. It relies on many large and small attractions on the north gate, and it is also a traditional business circle. Shopping and eating are very convenient.

It is also a monument, and the original cost of Kaohsiung City is stubborn, he has now also been listed as one of Taiwan's three-level monuments, he still has a certain history, but now look at it is really nothing

The north gate of Xiong Town is the ancient city site of Kaohsiung City, and it is also a favorite tourist attraction of the city gate for tourists from all over the world.

Xiong Town is located in Xiziwan, the beautiful scenery is intoxicating

The wall of Xiongzhen ancient fort is built by plate method, and there are many traces on the surface. These characteristics all show that the construction technology of that year was very smart, and it is still very strong. Although the gun does not exist, it is quite a nostalgic feeling.

The old North Gate of Kaohsiung, located in Lianhai Road in Gushan District, was built by Zheng Jing, son of Zheng Chenggong. It is located in a fortress, which guards Kaohsiung Port. It was equipped with a fortress before, so it is called the North Gate of Xiongzhen. In the past, there were soldiers guarding and hidden fortresses there. This time, only young couples are here.

The British Consulate for Dogging is located in Gushan District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. It is located in Gushan Mountain on the North Bank of Kaohsiung Port. On the East side, west side and South side, it is close to the steep cliff. On the North side, it connects Gushan to form a situation of backing hill and surrounded by water. It was the official residence of the British Consulate at that time and an important place for consular residence and reception of envoy guests.