By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Located in the historical district of Hamasen in Kaohsiung, the 60th Alley on Dengshan Street features an ultra-long slide that stretches approximately 79 meters, making it the longest and rarest roller-type slide in Taiwan. After its free trial operation with limited capacity in November, many were eager to try it, and from December onward, it will be operated by National Sun Yat-sen University with online reservations required.
The Hamasen slide is the longest and rarest roller-type slide in Taiwan. (Photo / Kaohsiung City Government, the same below)
Starting December 8, the Hamasen slide will combine the time-travel corridor slide experience with guided historical tours of the site. Reservations are now made online, integrating local history tours with a cleaning fee of NT$100 per person. For those who only want to experience the slide, there is also an option at NT$50 per person without a guide.
The university adopts an educational yet entertaining approach and aims to minimize disturbance to nearby residents.
The Hamasen area has accumulated distinctive cultural and historical assets from the Qing Dynasty, Japanese colonial period, post-war era to the present. It boasts the best views in Taiwan and is the first long slide integrated into a historical site. With curiosity and childlike wonder, riders can experience the undulating terrain like a time machine, gliding through a historical space where multiple eras intersect.
Utilizing the hillside terrain, a winding slide has been created that passes by historical sites such as ancient paths, waterways, and air-raid shelters, descending while overlooking the city of Kaohsiung. (Photo / Kaohsiung Life and Food)
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Group Guided Tours Reservation:
Capacity Limit: 30–50 people per session.
Tour Time: Tuesdays to Fridays; closed on Mondays.
Tour Content: 60th Alley on Dengshan Street and the Time-Travel Corridor Slide.
Fee: NT$100 per person (includes guided tour)
Independent Travel – Time-Travel Corridor Slide Reservation:
Capacity Limit: 75 people per session.
Open Time: Saturdays and Sundays; no reservations available Mondays to Fridays.
Fee: NT$50 per person (no guided tour included)
On-site scheduled guided tours are also available at 10:30 AM and 3:30 PM, with no additional charge.
Free Admission for:
Residents of Nangu Mountain Shili Li:
Dengshan, Fengnan, Lixing, Xinmin, Yanping, Weisheng, Hui’an, Shoushan, Shaochuantou, and Taoyuan — a total of 10 neighborhoods.
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