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![[Illustrative] Aurora Forest](/api/images/entities/changhua-tw-240671844395/hero.webp)
Illustrative Aurora Forest on Yuan-Lin's Shan-Jiao Road in Changhua County is a romantic landscape restaurant and pet-friendly space. Star-gazing tents, a wide outdoor seating area and sweeping city night views set the tone for couples' dates, family dinners or a sunset stroll with the dog. Pets must be leashed while sharing the open-air dining experience; multiple on-site car parks make driving easy.
![[Illustrative] Shanlinxi](/api/images/entities/nantou-tw-dec64d8a7ccd/hero.webp)
Illustrative Shan Lin Xi Forest Eco Resort Area in Zhu Shan, Nantou County, sits at roughly sixteen hundred meters elevation and is a natural summer retreat. The grounds are known for primeval forest, mist-wrapped mountains, and multiple trails, with major sights including the Song Long Rock Waterfall, Tian Di Eye trail, flower center, and Red Pavilion. The park offers free shuttle service between major spots, making it well suited to families, hikers, and photographers. Admission is free throughout the year, and the cool climate offers a perfect escape from city noise into natural tranquility and beauty.
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![[Illustrative] Mr.Black Restaurant](/api/images/entities/yunlin-tw-e49b63306763/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Mr.Black Restaurant
Mr.Black Restaurant at No. 13-8 Renyi Road in Douliou City, Yunlin County, is a popular pet-friendly bento and set-meal shop. The kitchen focuses on home-style dishes made to order and fresh on the plate, with signatures like garlic beef short ribs and a range of yakiniku, spicy chicken and other mains that pack real flavour. The dining room is dotted with cute pet-friendly touches, and free iced-tea refills plus a thoughtful supply of sanitary products are on offer, with a low minimum spend of NT$50. Popularity often means a queue, so booking online in advance or ordering takeaway is recommended. A great pick to bring the dog along for affordable, tasty Chinese-style set meals.
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![[Illustrative] CODA Coffee](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-f4af6880462a/hero.webp)
Illustrative →CODA Coffee
CODA Coffee (Call Duck Café) in Kaohsiung's Yancheng District sits near the Pier-2 Art Center and bills itself as a pet-friendly café. Red-brick walls and lush greenery create a mini-forest vibe; the second floor feels like a pocket garden. The star attraction is a flock of trained Call ducks that guests can interact with up close, making it perfect for visitors with dogs, cats, or kids seeking a relaxed brunch and coffee outing. The menu centers on light meals, desserts, and pour-over coffee in a highly photogenic setting — a rare animal-themed dining experience in Kaohsiung.
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![[Illustrative] Sanmao Coffee](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-d5d560a650e6/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Sanmao Coffee
Sanmao Coffee at No. 146 Siwei 2nd Road in Kaohsiung's Lingya District is a pet-themed café where owners and their fur babies dine together. Artisan baked goods and specialty coffee share the menu with fresh pet meals, so four-legged companions eat as well as their humans. The spacious interior features an off-leash play zone and pet water stations, with regular sanitation rounds. Beyond food and drink, the shop sells dessert gift boxes and pet accessories and hosts pet meet-ups and adoption charity events, anchoring Kaohsiung's growing pet-friendly café culture.
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![[Illustrative] Zhongzheng Park](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-f1b6b7e357ff/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Zhongzheng Park
Zhongzheng Park in Kaohsiung's Lingya District sits beside Weiwuying and the Martial Arts Stadium MRT station, claiming the title of Kaohsiung's first purpose-built dog park. Zones are split by size — one for medium-to-large breeds, another for small dogs — with agility equipment like wave boards, tire frames, and tunnel jumps. Double-gated entries and see-through fencing keep pups safe, and nighttime lighting extends play hours. Washing and clean-up stations let owners relax while their dogs burn off energy. A park that doubles as exercise ground and leisure spot for the whole family — two-legged and four.
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![[Illustrative] Renwu Military Depot West Camp](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-f5982fbb701a/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Renwu Military Depot West Camp
Renwu Ordnance Bureau West Camp in Kaohsiung's Renwu District is a decommissioned military site reborn as a pet-friendly park blending historical character with modern function. A Labrador statue at the entrance symbolizes loyalty and warmth, and the design revolves around safety, hygiene, and interaction. Expansive lawns hemmed by green fencing create a prairie-in-the-city feel where dogs can sprint, chase, and roll freely, while owners mingle and share tips. As one of Kaohsiung's flagship projects for a pet-friendly city, the park is an ideal spot for walks, exercise, and relaxation — a green haven for the whole family, paws included.
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![[Illustrative] Ivar Coffee House](/api/images/entities/kaohsiung-tw-c43abd08df14/hero.webp)
Illustrative →Ivar Coffee House
Ival Coffee at No. 136 Siwei 3rd Road in Kaohsiung's Lingya District is a cat-café where feline managers roam among country-style seating. Guests sip rich coffee while petting resident cats — a cozy blend of caffeine and companionship. The menu focuses on coffee, milk tea, and light sweets, with an average spend around NT$120. There is a minimum drink order and a 30% discount on refills; no service charge. A relaxed haven for pet lovers seeking a comfortable coffee break.
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