By MOOK Scenic Spots, compiled report
Taiwan’s railway history spans over a century, featuring lines such as the Western Trunk Line, Eastern Trunk Line, North-Link Line, and South-Link Line. Each route boasts unique scenery, with breathtaking views along the way. Follow IG travelers to snap photos at these hidden railway spots.
Scenery of the Yuli Kecheng Railway Bridge on the Huadong Line. (Photo / lilianwang_tw)
1.Yuli Kecheng Railway Bridge
Located on the Huadong Line, the Yuli Kecheng Railway Bridge is set against lush green rice fields, highlighting the vivid red of the bridge. The sight of trains crossing the bridge with the beautiful mountains in the background is like a painting.
Railway scenery by the sea at Fangshan. (Photo / shengkai_travel)
2.Fangshan Station
Fangshan Station is located in Shizi Township, Pingtung County, and is the southernmost railway station in Taiwan. Its coastal blue vistas and the simple rural paths of Fangshan offer a unique charm.
Roundhouse depot. (Photo / jaylove791206)
3.Roundhouse depot
The Changhua Roundhouse Depot is the only one of its kind remaining in the country, and steam locomotives—also quite rare—are housed here. After completing their nostalgic journeys, steam locomotives are stationed at the Changhua Roundhouse, adding historical and cultural preservation value to the site.
Qiding Observation Deck. (Photo / pierrehuang)
4.Qiding Observation Platform
Qiding Station is a small, unstaffed station. Nearby attractions include the “Mother and Child Tunnel,” also known as the Spirited Away Tunnel, and a seaside observation platform. The station has a history of nearly a hundred years and lacks a main building. Its simple waiting area exudes a nostalgic, retro vibe, and the tranquil environment makes it a great spot for a relaxing trip.
Intersection of bike path and railway. (Photo / suimin_n)
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