By MOOK Travel Life Chen Guanxin, compiled and reported
Before the Lunar New Year, the Kaohsiung City Tourism Bureau launched 30,000 copies of the “Night Owl Passport” to further promote nighttime tourism. The passport features five major sightseeing routes across East, West, South, North, and Night Kaohsiung, and collaborates with as many as 60 local shops and accommodations. It offers discounts of up to 50% off and freebies worth nearly NT$10,000 in total. Starting today, the Night Owl Passport can be picked up for free at 11 Taiwan Railway stations including Taipei, Taichung, Chiayi, Tainan, and Kaohsiung.
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The Kaohsiung City Tourism Bureau now offers the “Night Owl Passport,” featuring five themed tours and special discounts to help visitors experience the vibrant nightlife of the Port City. (Photo provided by Moleskine Editorial Department)
The “Colorful Nights – Night Owl Passport” compiles nearly 100 tourist attractions in Kaohsiung and designs five major themed travel routes: East Kaohsiung—A Cultural Harbor for Prayer and Strolls, West Kaohsiung—An Artistic Riverside for Leisurely Exploration, South Kaohsiung—A Fashionable Shopping Port, North Kaohsiung—A Romantic Water City Full of Flavors, and Night Kaohsiung—A Lively Ancient Capital of Art and Light. In addition to the five routes, the bureau has also partnered with over 60 local businesses offering food, drinks, entertainment, accommodation, and shopping. For accommodations, present the passport at hotels such as Howard Plaza Hotel Kaohsiung, Harmony Hotel, and Spring Art Hotel to enjoy discounts of 50% off or more. For dining and entertainment, restaurants and venues such as Chengcing Lake, Datang KTV, Sea World, and Red Brick Cellar Music Bar also offer great deals.
Starting today, 30,000 copies of the “Colorful Nights – Night Owl Passport” can be picked up for free at 11 Taiwan Railway stations including Taipei, Taichung, Chiayi, Tainan, and Kaohsiung, airport stations such as Songshan, Hualien, and Kaohsiung, as well as at Taipei’s Eastern District, Beitou, Jian Tan, and Ximen MRT stations, and at nine service areas along national highways.
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