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Miaoli’s Sanyi Revives Heritage Railway to Boost Scenic Town Tourism

Published: 2026-09-28 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-28 — Sanyi, nominated for “Taiwan’s Top Ten Scenic Small Towns” with its focus on woodcarving art, will resume old mountain line train services every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from today through April 19 to rally public support...

By Liu Jiawen, compiled and reported

 

Nominated for “Taiwan’s Top Ten Scenic Small Towns” with its focus on woodcarving art, Sanyi will resume old mountain line train services every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from today through April 19 to encourage locals and tourists to “ride the train, explore Sanyi,” and cast their votes for the town.

Miaoli’s old mountain line will resume services every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from today through April 19, with stops at famous landmarks such as the Longteng Broken Bridge. (Image provided by Mook Editorial Department)

Beloved by both domestic and international travelers, the old mountain line departs from Sanyi Station and takes passengers past Taiwan’s highest railway point at Shengxing Station and the historic Longteng Broken Bridge. The route passes through seven tunnels, three railway bridges, and the scenic Lianhuatan Reservoir, before crossing the Dajia River to reach Taichung’s Old Tai’an Station. The entire journey offers rich natural and cultural landscapes.

The old mountain line train departs from Sanyi Station and stops at the renowned Shengxing Station along the way. (Image provided by Mook Editorial Department)

In conjunction with the Taiwan Top Ten Scenic Small Towns selection campaign, passengers who ride the old mountain line tourist train and fill out a postcard ballot can receive a set of Miaoli travel scenic postcards. Additionally, each trip of the old mountain line diesel-powered tourist train will sell 180 seated tickets (bookable via Taiwan Railways’ phone reservation system or online), priced at NT$100 for adults and NT$50 for concessionary fares. Each trip also includes 60 standing tickets, available only on the day of travel at Sanyi Station from 8:00 AM to 10:30 AM. For booking information, visit the Taiwan Railways website: www.railway.gov.tw under the “Cruise-style Train” section or call 0800-765-888.

 

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