The debut commemorative set card of the Taroko Hello Kitty Painted Train is eye-catching
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Department, compiled and reported
Main visual of the new Taroko Hello Kitty Painted Train. (Image source / Taiwan Railways)
Commemorative ticket set card for the inaugural run of the new Taroko Hello Kitty Painted Train. (Image source / Taiwan Railways)
Departure dates of the new Taroko Hello Kitty Painted Train
March 25: Shulin = Zhiben, Train No. 426
March 25: Zhiben = Shulin, Train No. 441
March 27: Shulin = Yuli, Train No. 5236
March 27: Yuli = Shulin, Train No. 5239
Interior design of the commemorative ticket set card for the new Taroko Hello Kitty Painted Train. (Image source / Taiwan Railways)
For Train Nos. 5236 and 5239 on March 27, online system ticket reservations opened at 00:00 on March 16.
Starting from Thursday, April 21, 2016 (105th year of the Republic of China), after the slight adjustment of schedules, Train No. 426 (Shulin = Zhiben) and Train No. 441 (Zhiben = Shulin), which operate on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, will be replaced by the “New Taroko Hello Kitty Painted Train.”
Highly anticipated！The Taiwan Railways Hello Kitty Taroko Train is now in service
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