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Keelung Port Overview and Development

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City and Port Characteristics: Keelung is Taiwan's second-largest seaport located in northeastern part
Port serves cargo and passenger traffic to Xiamen and Matsu Islands
Port waterway is narrow (400m width, 2km length) and accessible from Keelung Station
Historical Development: Port opened in 1886, became Taiwan's largest by 20th century
Japanese army left Taiwan through Keelung during WWII
Port became world's 7th largest container port by 1984
Cruise Industry Growth: Taiwan ranked Asia's 3rd-largest cruise market in 2016
Port handled 1.14 million cruise passengers in 2017, up 32%
2019 cruise tourism contributed NT$5 billion to city economy
Recent Developments: New cruise terminal project planned with daily capacity of 10,000
Project includes public plaza, restaurant, office buildings
Terminal renovation completed in 2018, accommodates world's largest ships
Tourism and Access: Downtown within 10 minutes walking distance from cruise terminal
Keelung Station 15 minutes away, 50-minute train ride to Taipei
Port offers sightseeing attractions including Miaokou Night Market