Kaohsiung's Rainbow Church Unveils New Highlight, Adding More Charm to Qijin
Kaohsiung’s Qijin debuts its new highlight — the "Rainbow Church" — which has officially opened to the public. On the 24th, the first couple was invited to celebrate their big day. With the completion of the Rainbow Church, not only has foot traffic extended from the beach to the area around the Qijin Shell Museum, but it has also enabled couples to take exotic-style wedding photos without leaving the country.
The Rainbow Church, symbolizing a rainbow after the rain, has made its home here thanks to Qijin’s beautiful coastline. (Photo credit: Mayor Chen Chu (Flower Mom))
The opening of the Rainbow Church symbolizes a rainbow after the storm, resting here because of Qijin’s stunning coastline. The newlyweds, led by adorable flower girls, received blessings from the crowd, while the bridesmaids wore vibrant, rainbow-colored dresses that added to the romantic ocean atmosphere.
Sunset view at the Rainbow Church. (Photo credit: Mayor Chen Chu (Flower Mom))
The Rainbow Church in Qijin has officially opened. (Photo provided by Kaohsiung City Government)
With the opening of the Rainbow Church, couples can now enjoy an exotic-style wedding without traveling abroad. (Photo credit: Mayor Chen Chu (Flower Mom))
With the Mid-Autumn Festival approaching, take advantage of the Rainbow Church’s opening to plan a one-day trip to Qijin. It is recommended to use public transport such as the MRT and ferry or bus to reach Qijin. Once there, you can visit the Qihou Fort, explore the scenic coastal paths, admire the charming lighthouse, check out the unique Qijin coastal defense tunnels, or enjoy local street food near the “Seafood Street” for an authentic taste of the area. You can also take beautiful sunset photos at the famous Rainbow Church.
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