linyuan is kaohsiung's southernmost district. some of its natural attractions include dawu mountain to the east, fongshan hill to the west and gaoping river, which flows into the taiwan strait, located in the south. jhongyun and shanwei are its major harbors and home to prosperous eel and fishing industries. linyuen also has a lot of historical places of interest, such as the former dinglinzihbian police station, its first theater, traditional japanese architecture and old market street. some locals have decided to develop programs in order to raise awareness about it's traditional culture and educate visitors and residents about the region's unique history and natural beauty. the maritime cultural festival翻譯社 began in 2001翻譯社 and was created to promote the local aquaculture industry. it also gives visitors the opportunity to enjoy local seafood dishes.
then head toward linnei翻譯社 which is a hidden village in the mountains. due to fongshan hill's strategic location翻譯社 many soldiers were stationed there. many of them had families that also lived with them in houses built along the reef rocks翻譯社 edged into the mountainside. out of this emerged a village. some of the original residents from the chinese mainland still live there.
◎林園的美,連天上的神仙都想一探討竟
down the same alley, but on the other side of the road from the police station is the post office and linyuan's first theater. during japanese imperialism the theater was called "linyuanza". in 1971, it was converted into a central market. the original traditional market is now known as shopping street and can be found on linyuan north road翻譯社 alley 111. the old street was once linyuan's central business district. it still exudes the reminiscence of days gone by. the marketplace's baroque buildings, with its ancient walls and wooden roofs, have since fallen into disrepair, a sign that its golden age of tourism and prosperity have long gone.
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