
▲ Taiwan’s most beautiful sky cycling path, where you can enjoy the Kaohsiung harbor night scenery with the evening breeze. (Photo / photographer)Jim LinProvided, the same below.)
Travel Center / Comprehensive Report
The night scenery of Kaohsiung Harbor is so breathtakingly beautiful that cycling under the pleasant evening sky is one of the most relaxing pastimes. Kaohsiung’s second bicycle bridge, “Qianzhen Star,” is designed in a starry city style to create a romantic sky bridge exclusively for cyclists and pedestrians. Its pure white, streamlined structural design looks majestic and gorgeous both day and night.

▲ Cycling here during the day also offers a very comfortable and relaxing view.
The “Qianzhen Star” bridge is 5 meters wide, with separate lanes for pedestrians and cyclists. The pedestrian walkway is 2 meters wide, and the cycling lane is 3 meters wide, providing a friendly environment for both bikes and pedestrians, allowing people to move about safely and freely. Its construction also solves the issue of crossing Ketagalan Boulevard from the R6 MRT station to the nearby community, connecting it with the surrounding bicycle path network.

▲ The pure white bicycle bridge is incredibly beautiful.

▲ Kaohsiung has been selected by CNN USA as one of Asia’s top five cities best suited for cycling.
Kaohsiung is internationally renowned for building a bicycle-friendly city and has been selected by CNN USA as one of Asia’s top five cities suitable for cycling. In addition to offering visitors a safer and more comfortable cycling environment, the Qianzhen Star Bridge looks like it’s floating in the air under the night sky, combining with the brightly lit, bustling urban landscape to form one of the most beautiful urban night scenes. It has also become one of the most romantic spots for travelers to visit and take photos.
Address: No. 806, Zhongshan 3rd Road, Qianzhen District, Kaohsiung City
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