Meilidaojieyun Station — Attraction in Kaohsiung

The so called central station that shows wonderfully how well planned Kaohsiung City and the MRT are.

It is off center and barelly anyone takes the MRT in Kaohsiung compare to Taipei, and the explanation is simple, it's not convenient IF you're not a tourist. Formosa boulevard has so few people inside, that it really shows how much interest people have into taking the MRT.

The Kaohsiung public transports are varied, they have metro, busses, tram, which sound that it should be very convenient, but you would be wrong, the public transports in Kaohsiung are a big joke and by far the least convenient I saw in my entire life, even my small hometown, which is as big as SanMin District and has 3 time less inhabitants has a more convenient public transport system.

Places to park nearby? If you don't count the shopping malls which are very off center, then you just have very small parking lots which are barelly big enough for people to hang out in the area. That city is so badly planned, I really wonder how Kaohsiung Citizen did not already beheaded the major for signing for such stupid projects.

But yes, it's a pretty station, their money was not entierly spend for...

Very impressive rooftop inside Formosa MRT station. Lots of people take photos or shoot the video here. The overall decoration really attracts everyone. There are four dominant colours is decorated includes: red, yellow, purple and blue Red (Fire) symbolized for war and development Yellow (earth) means noble value Blue (Water) is symbol of new life Purple represents for emotional

The Dome of Light is located inside this station and is fairly busy with tourists, but the station itself seem rather quiet to us and many shops were closed. It appears that business weren't too good. This is probably the best and most well known metro station in...

The station is a three-level, underground station with an island platform and two side platforms. It is located at the junction of Jhongjheng and Jhongshan Road and has 11 exits. The Orange Line station is 334 metres long, while the Red Line station is 209 metres long.

The station is known for its "Dome of Light", the largest glass work in the world. It was designed by Italian artist Narcissus Quagliata. It is 30 metres in diameter and covers an area of 2,180 square metres. It is made up of 4,500 glass panels. The dome will be offered as venues...