Neiwan Old Street is filled with nostalgic landmarks such as the Guangji Temple, the train station, the old theater, and the Neiwan Suspension Bridge—strolling through them is a truly memorable experience. Among them, the vivid illustrations of "Ah San Ge" and "Auntie Po Po" from the comics of Liu Xingqin have become iconic symbols of Neiwan. The street is also enlivened by amusing comics and local specialties like the recently popular wild ginger flower zongzi, all of which add a rich sense of local charm to the old street. Local delicacies on Neiwan Old Street such as wild ginger flower rice dumplings, purple yam vegetable buns, Hakka ground tea, ground tea slushies, and Hakka rice flour snacks are sure to tempt your taste buds.
Neiwan Station is located in Neiwan Village, Hengshan Township, Hsinchu County, and is the terminus of the Neiwan Branch Line of the Western Trunk Line Railway. The station still retains its unique architectural style from the 1950s and 1960s, along with many one-of-a-kind, special structures. A “Commemorative Plaque for the Railway Opening” stands on site, allowing future generations to reflect on the arduous history of railway development.
Trains still run daily between Neiwan Station and Zhudong Station. Traveling along this winding railway line takes you through twisting tracks that weave through the mountains and forests. After passing through long tunnels, you’ll arrive in Neiwan. The small Neiwan Station is simple and unadorned, and it has become one of the most highly praised filming and MV shooting locations for many media outlets.
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