Kaohsiung reopens Tianliao Moon World after heavy rain; Guanyin Mountain stays closed
Heavy rain damaged several Kaohsiung tourist spots, but most have reopened — bad news for travelers heading to Guanyin Mountain, fine for everyone else.
- Flooding and landslides hit parts of Tianliao Moon World, damaging trails and facilities.
- Crews with diggers and pumps reopened the main access road after a safety check.
- Guanyin Mountain is fenced off because the hillside soil is still soaked and could slide.
- Shoushan Zoo, the Jinshi Lake butterfly garden and the Cijin shell museum are open again.
- Construction sites at Cijin beach and the Gangshan Skywalk were checked before and after the rain with no major damage.
Outlook: Mountain areas stay risky for falling rocks and slides, so closures could last until the ground dries out.