The Kaohsiung River is a significant waterway located in southern Taiwan. It flows through the city of Kaohsiung, serving as an important transportation route and a natural resource for the local community. The river is approximately 15 kilometers long and connects to the Taiwan Strait, playing a vital role in the region's ecology and economy. Surrounded by parks and recreational areas, the Kaohsiung River is a popular spot for outdoor activities such as cycling and jogging. The riverbanks are lined with walking paths, making it accessible for residents and tourists alike. Its scenic views contribute to the city's charm and promote tourism in the area.