Taiwan Sugar Museum

Take the MRT 22 stops directly from Kaohsiung Kotagang Airport to Qiaotou Sugar Factory Station. This is a Japanese-built factory site with sugar cane. Now converted to leisure tourist attractions and museums. No tickets are required. There is a delicious bun shop near the MRT station, you must buy a mushroom egg yolk special bun. There are many shops selling souvenirs, desserts, and old men and old women singing Japanese songs. The sugar factory also retains the original equipment, the huge oppressive machine. The locomotive transporting sugar cane is also intact.

Taiwan Sugar Museum, located in Qiaotou Township, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, is a wide area, is the original site of the front desk sugar sugar factory, its plant is still reserved to date, for tourists to visit. Outside the factory, there are many leisure and interactive facilities, which can be used for tourists to wander and relax, and the transportation is convenient. There is a MRT directly accessible. It is a hot spot for punching in and taking pictures.

Qiaotou, a common name, but buried deep in the history of the sugar industry for a hundred years. A large-scale sugar factory, once breathed the air for a hundred years, also provided the city's Kaohsiung and outside the essentials of human life. Today, the bridge sugar factory has been closed, and the remaining vacant factory buildings are given to visitors as a recall trip.

The taste is quite good, it is worth recommending to try it.

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