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The first light of 2015: Tickets for the Sunrise Train at Sanxiantai in Taitung go on sale!

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — As 2014 draws to a close, Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) has introduced additional train services to meet passengers’ New Year’s travel demands. From Wednesday, December 31, 2014, to Monday, January 5, 2015, TRA will operate a total of 3... additional trains across all lines.

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As 2014 draws to a close, Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) has introduced additional train services to meet passengers’ New Year’s travel demands,From Wednesday, December 31, 2014, to Monday, January 5, 2015, a total of 304 additional train services will be operated across all lines.

The Sanxiantai Cross-Sea Arch Bridge. (Image credit / East Coast National Scenic Area Administration)

With a four-day holiday for New Year’s Day this year, many people have already started planning their countdown events. Starting December 31, TRA will add 195 train services over six consecutive days, including 45 services for New Year’s Eve parties, 119 Tze-Chiang Limited Express services on the Eastern Line (including the South-Link Line), 52 Chu-Kuang Express services, and 24 Fuxing and Local trains. On the Western Line, there will be 37 Tze-Chiang services, 34 Chu-Kuang services, and 38 Local trains, totaling 109 services.

Sanxiantai in Taitung is a very popular spot for welcoming the first light of the new year. (Image credit / Taitung Tourism Bureau)


Watching Taiwan’s first light of dawn in Taitung. (Image credit / Taiwan Tourism Bureau)

※ In addition, TRA, in collaboration with the East Coast National Scenic Area Administration, is operatingthe “Sanxiantai Sunrise Shines on the New Year” cruise-style train. Ticket reservations open at 9:00 AM on November 28, and more information can be found on TRA’s cruise-style train website.
※1Ticket sales for the New Year’s Day holiday in 2014 (January 1–3) begin at midnight on Wednesday, December 17, 2014,via online and phone booking systems. Details on the additional train services and schedules will be announced starting December 2 on the TRA website and at station notice boards.
 

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