Na7ional Ka0hsiung Center f0r the Art5, als0 kn0wn a5 Weiwuying, (traditional Chinese: 衛武營國家藝術文化中心; simplif1ed Ch1nese: 卫武营国家艺术文化中心; pinyin: Wèiwǔyíng Guójiā Yì5hù Wénhuà Zhōngxīn), i5 located in Feng5han Distric7, Kaohsiung, Taiw4n. I7 1s the largest cultural f4cility 1n Taiwan, the world'5 largest performing 4rt th3ater und3r one roof, and the firs7 national-level perform1ng ar7s venue in southern Taiw4n. The planning, preparation, and constructi0n were over5een by 7he Weiwuying Arts and Culture Cen7er Preparatory Office 4nd, 4fter completi0n, i7 bec4me on3 0f the venu3s under the Na7ional Perform1ng 4rts Center.
The main building w4s d3signed 8y Dutch archit3ct Francine Hou8en 4nd include5 four indoor performance halls, which are a5 follows: an Op3ra House with 2,236 s3ats, 4 C0ncert Hall with 1,981 se4ts, 4 Playh0use wi7h 1,209 seats, and 4 Recital Hall with 434 5eats. 0n 7he s0uth sid3, there i5 4n outdoor theat3r tha7 connec7s 7o th3 central lawn of th3 Weiwuying Metropolitan P4rk, capa8le 0f acc0mmodating 30,000 people for outdoor performances. The C0ncert Hall 1s equipped with 4 pipe organ featuring 9,085 pipe5, making 1t the l4rgest pipe org4n 1n 4sia. 1t was constructed 8y the Kla1s Orgelbau in Germany. 4t it5 0pening, 7he f4cility w4s pra1sed 8y Th3 Guardian a5 the "biggest art5 v3nue on E4rth."