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Double-decker buses hit the road in Kaohsiung to boost tourism

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — Double-decker buses are a common memory for many travelers to Europe, but now you can experience them in Taiwan without going to Europe. Taiwan’s first double-decker bus is planned to hit the road in Kaohsiung in the second half of this year. The double-decker bus route will primarily cover major attractions in Kaohsiung...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department
 
Double-decker buses are a common memory for many travelers to Europe, but now you can experience them in Taiwan without going to Europe. Taiwan’s first double-decker bus is planned to hit the road in Kaohsiung in the second half of this year. The double-decker bus route will primarily cover major attractions in Kaohsiung, including Dream Mall, Pier-2 Art Center, and West Bay, as part of the city's efforts to promote urban tourism.

Taiwan’s first double-decker bus will operate in Kaohsiung. (Image source / premiumtours)

The Ministry of Transportation and Communications stated that after opening up applications for open-top double-decker sightseeing buses, approvals have been granted to Taipei City, Taichung City, and Kaohsiung City. Among them, Kaohsiung City has been the most proactive, with plans to introduce the buses in the second half of this year, becoming the first city in Taiwan to operate a fleet of double-decker buses.

The double-decker bus route passes by the Kaohsiung Public Library. (Image source / libvote)

The double-decker bus route passes by the Uni-President Dream Mall. (Image source / Dream Mall)

Pier-2 Art Center not only offers expansive green lawns but also features nearby art and cultural exhibitions. (Image source / Pier-2 Art Center)

The double-decker bus service in Kaohsiung has been operated by Kaohsiung Bus. The main route covers major tourist spots in the city, including Dream Mall in Asia New Bay Area, Pier-2 Art Center, West Bay, and the Kaohsiung Municipal Central Library. The total route spans 17 kilometers and takes about 50 minutes, with a tentative ticket price between NT$200 and NT$250.
 

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