Kaohsiung ｜ Xiziwan Yiyi Hefeng Wudao Training Field? !

The Wude Palace, hidden in the Gushan District of Kaohsiung, is a century-old Japanese-style building. The Wude Palace, completed in 1924, was originally a place for police and civil servants to practice judo and Jiandao during the Japanese rule. The Wude Temple is the most important of the Wude Temple complex under the Wude Society. During the Japanese period, the Wude Temple was built across Taiwan to promote the spirit of Japanese martial arts. The Kaohsiung Wude Palace, formerly known as the Zhenwu Hall, was built in 1924, with the east side being Jiandao District and the west being Judo District, allowing youth and military police to go to Xiwu. The practice time is mostly the dusk period after work by the citizens. It is said that the children who lived nearby at that time did not dare to approach because of the harsh snoring of the martial arts practitioners, which can be seen. The Wude Palace is said to be a blend of the ocean. The main entrance eaves are designed for Japan's "Tang Bang", while the columns are imitated by Roman "Taskan pillars". Unfortunately, the times have changed, and most of these Wude Palaces with historical and architectural characteristics have disappeared. The "Kaohsiung Wude Palace" is the highest administrative level of the existing Wude Palace in the middle age, the earliest, and the first Wude Palace to reuse monuments. As the highest level of existing buildings and the earliest Wude Palace in Taiwan, this is not only a pilgrimage site for historical lovers, but also a paradise for photography lovers. The quaint atmosphere and unique architectural elements are excellent places to take in every corner. Now Wude Palace is the same as 100 years ago, it is the promotion space of martial arts culture, and there will be martial arts experience and guided tours from time to time, as if to recreate the scene of the year. 📍 Kaohsiung Wude Palace It is a 10-minute walk from MRT Xiziwan Station. #Global Travel #Taiwan Local Tour #Taiwan #Kaohsiung #Kaohsiung Attractions