08:45-09:00 Gather in MRT Aozihdi Station (Exit 1)
09:00-09:50 50-minute drive
09:50-11:20 Chen Chin Lake Water Treatment Plant 90-minute visit
11:20-13:00 100-minute drive & lunch break
13:00-14:30 Kaohsiung Lin Hi Water Resources Center 90-minute visit
14:30-15:00 30-minute drive
15:00-16:30 Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum 90-minute visit
16:30-17:20 50-minute drive
17:20 Arrival

 

Chen Chin Lake Water Treatment Plant

Chen Chin Lake is a landmark in Kaohsiung. For the past 56 years, it has been providing sufficient domestic water for residents in Kaohsiung everyday. With the government and Taiwan Water Corporation eagerly propelling the water quality improvement project in Kaohsiung area, China Ecotek-SUEZ constructed the first advance water treatment plant in Taiwan. The construction began on March 8, 2002 and finished on October 31, 2003. Besides the construction, the DBO (design, build, and operate) project also included a 15-year operation with a view to provide the Kaohsiung area with high quality water. After 15 years operation, our team awarded a new 3+3 years operation contract again and started producing good quality and sufficient water to Kaohsiung citizen from February 12, 2019.


 

Kaohsiung Lin Hi Water Resources Center

Kaohsiung Lin Hi Water Resources Center is contracted by HDEC and CTCI and operated on February 14th with an opening ceremony. Moreover, Kaohsiung Lin Hai Water Resources Center is the first sewerage and reclaimed water treatment plants demo at the same time.
When Kaohsiung Lin Hai Water Resources Center begins its operation, it can deal with 55,000 tons of sewage per day and supply 33,000 tons of reclaimed water to the Lin Hai Industrial Zone. When the expansion in near future is completed, the total supply of reclaimed water can supply 60,000 tons per day. Kaohsiung Lin Hi Water Resources Center can offer a stable and high-quality water sources and in the future, it can become the strongest support for Kaohsiung’s industrial development.


 

Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum

The Buddha Museum fuses traditional and modern elements, and is equipped with the facilities to assist in spiritual cultivation and the attainment of wisdom, as well as serving as a site for culture and education. The goal of enshrining the Buddha’s tooth relic was to create activities that show the Buddha’s compassion and wisdom in a way that people can experience concretely. Through their homage to the Buddha’s relic, people could recognize their own true Buddha nature.