The High Heel Church is still under construction  Visitors "let themselves in" by forcing their way in

Reported by You t
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Taiwan’s hottest southern attraction, the "High Heel Church," has not yet opened to the public, but there have already been reports of visitors ignoring on-site blockades and forcing their way in. According to the United Daily News, the High Heel Church originally had only one exit, but some visitors, seeking convenience, pried open the wooden boards of a construction entrance on the southeast side to "enter freely." In response to this behavior, the Yunlin–Chiayi–Tainan Management Office stated that the unopened sections of the church remain a construction site, and for safety reasons, they hope visitors will exercise self-restraint.


▲ The High Heel Church. (Photo / Provided by Chiayi County Government)

Visitors have opened the wooden boards of the construction entrance themselves to forcibly enter the "High Heel Church" for photos. The Yunlin–Chiayi–Tainan Management Office pointed out that the High Heel Church has only one official entrance and exit, and the construction company manages access on-site. However, due to the large area involved, it is sometimes difficult for the company to notice when visitors enter on their own. Regarding visitors forcing their way in, the Yunlin–Chiayi–Tainan Management Office also stated that since the site is still under construction, such actions may pose risks to the visitors themselves or damage the site, potentially delaying the construction schedule. They urge visitors to show self-control.