By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
The Taiwan Tourist Shuttle’s Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum route launched on July 9, making stops at 15 popular Chiayi attractions including the Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum, Ban Tao Yao, Xingang Fengtian Temple, and Jingpu Cat World. It offers a transportation ticket for just NT$100, which can be used up to four times without being restricted to the day of purchase, providing a more convenient and affordable way to explore Chiayi.
The NT$100 transportation ticket can be used up to four times without being restricted to the day of purchase. (Image source: North Coast & Guanyinshan National Scenic Area)
The Taiwan Tourist Shuttle’s Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum route launched on July 9. (Image source: Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum)
The Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum route spans 50 kilometers, operating in both directions with a one-way travel time of 90 minutes. It connects three major transportation hubs—the Chiayi HSR Station, Minxiong Railway Station, and Chiayi TRA Station—as well as twelve attractions: the Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum, Garlic Head Sugar Shed Cultural Park, Ban Tao Yao, Ding Cai Yuan, Xingang Fengtian Temple, Jingpu Cat World, National Chung Cheng University, Kumquat Farm, Wanglaishan, Matsuda Kogen Leisure Farm, Minxiong Industrial Area Service Center, and Hinoki Forest Village.
Large patches of neem trees on gray walls are part of Ban Tao Yao’s series of art interventions in space. (Image source: ttvs)
Hinoki Forest Village was a filming location for the movie KANO. (Image source: hinokivillage)
The NT$100 transportation ticket for the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle’s Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum route is available for purchase starting July 9 at Chiayi Railway Station and the Chiayi County Bus Office. It can be used up to four times without being restricted to the day of purchase and also grants access to special discounts from over 40 partner merchants. After mid-July, tickets for the Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum route can also be purchased online through the nationwide 7-Eleven ibon ticketing system and various travel agency platforms.
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