By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Network Editorial Team
Tainan’s Shihgu Cultural and Creative Park has built Asia’s tallest transparentextreme slide, standing 13.5 meters high with a fully transparent design. After two spirals, riders can reach the ground in just 6 seconds, making for an exhilarating and adrenaline-pumping experience that attracts countless visitors to take on the challenge and enjoy the thrill of high-speed fun.
Tainan’s Shihgu Cultural and Creative Park has built Asia’s tallest extreme slide. (Image source / Shihgu Cultural and Creative Park)
The five-story-high slide lets riders reach the ground in just 6 seconds, delivering an exhilarating rush. (Image source / Shihgu Cultural and Creative Park)
The park transformed an old sugar residue storage room, using the concept of a chimney to create a five-story “adults-only” extreme slide. It recreates childhood slide experiences in the most astonishing way—riders sit on mats to reduce friction while enjoying the heart-racing thrill of the fully transparent, high-speed descent.
Tainan’s Shihgu Cultural and Creative Park was renovated from old warehouses dating back to the Japanese colonial era. (Image source / Shihgu Cultural and Creative Park)
Tainan’s Shihgu Cultural and Creative Park offers various interactive experiences and world-class performances. (Image source / Shihgu Cultural and Creative Park)
In addition tothe transparentextreme slide, the Shihgu Cultural and Creative Park also features climbing and other physical activity equipment. There are also kid-specific areas like the Children’s Pavilion and National Treasures, along with a variety of interactive activities, as well as world-class drum performances. It’s perfect for family outings to experience the new face of the old sugar factory.
【Info】
Tainan Shihgu Cultural and Creative Park
Address: No. 326, Section 2, Wenhua Road, Rende District, Tainan City
Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Ticket Price: NT$399 for general admission
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