Cijin Old Street
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Cijin Old Street
Cijin Old Street on Cijin Island is a bustling market filled with street food vendors offering freshly caught seafood. From swordfish to lobsters, visitors can indulge in a variety of local delicacies while enjoying the ocean views. The street is a great place to fuel up before exploring the rest of the island.
Cijin Tianhou Temple
Visit the historic Cijin Tianhou Temple, dedicated to Matsu, the goddess of fishermen and the sea. Learn about the cultural significance of this temple and its importance to the local community.
Cijin Beach
Relax on the black sand beach of Cijin and enjoy swimming and surfing in the clear waters. Take in the stunning views and soak up the sun at this popular beach destination.
Local Cuisine
Cijin Old Street is known for its fresh seafood offerings, including swordfish, lobsters, and sharks. Visitors can sample a variety of local street snacks and experience the vibrant food culture of Kaohsiung.
Culture and History
Cijin Old Street is steeped in history and culture, reflecting the traditional Taiwanese way of life. The street market showcases the local customs and practices, providing visitors with insights into the rich heritage of Kaohsiung.