Taiwan Province City Football League Main Stadium

Taipei track and field (capacity: 20,000)

Taipei Track and Field (formerly known as Taipei Municipal Stadium) is a stadium located between Beining Road, Nanjing East Road, Bade Road and Dunhua North Road in Songshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan Province Province. The management organization is the Sports Bureau of the Taipei Municipal Government.

Bailingqiao Stadium in Taipei (capacity: 1 1,000 people)

Tainan Stadium (capacity: 15000 people)

Tainan Foothold Stadium is a football field, located in the southern district of Tainan City, Taiwan Province Province. The management organization is the Education Bureau of Tainan Municipal Government.

Kaohsiung Longteng Gymnasium (capacity: 40,728 people)

Kaohsiung Longteng Stadium, formerly known as the main stadium of the World Games, is a stadium in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan Province Province, China. It is located at the intersection of Shi Yun Avenue (formerly Zhonghai Road) and Military Academy in Zuoying District, Kaohsiung City. In response to the bid for the International Comprehensive Games and the hosting of the 2009 Kaohsiung World Games, a new engineering firm was commissioned by the Works Bureau of Kaohsiung Municipal Government to handle the construction. It is the largest stadium in Taiwan Province Province at present.

The stadium is an open stadium (the first stadium with an opening in the world), with 40,350 seats, which can be increased to 55,000 seats according to the situation. It is an international stadium with IAAF first-class certification standards and IAAF first-class construction standards, and it is also the first stadium in the world with 1 MPW (for the roof of the stadium). The opening and closing ceremonies of the 2009 World Games were held in this stadium.