Nangang - Yilan - Sea Breeze Sightseeing Train

Eligibility

• Infant ticket: 0-1 year old children do not occupy a parking space, and need to purchase an insurance ticket for NT$99
• Children aged 0-1 do not occupy a parking space, but children aged 2 and above need to occupy a parking space. Each adult is limited to bringing 1 infant at most.

Additional information

• Staff is available for guests requiring disability assistance
• If you need a baby or wheelchair, please contact the specialist

Intimate Reminder

• Meals will be distributed on board the train (meals are not included in infant tickets)
• Please do not bring outside food on board to maintain a comfortable environment inside the bus. Thank you for your cooperation.
• The welcoming service is unified in the second carriage. Please follow the instructions of the Sea Breeze train staff to get on the train.
• Smoking is prohibited on the bus, and drinking is allowed in moderation. If the bus compartment is contaminated, a cleaning fee will be charged.
• Sightseeing trains have reserved seats. To maintain the safety of passengers and service quality, no unreserved tickets are sold.
• Due to limited space in the vehicle, pet boxes (pet strollers), bicycles (bicycles/cycles) and other large luggage are not allowed.
• If the outdoor tour is due to rain or other bad weather conditions, the supplier reserves the right to change or adjust the itinerary to ensure the safety of passengers and smooth operation of the tour.
• At each stop of the Kaifeng, please follow the instructions of the tour guide or staff on the train and travel on the designated routes and areas. Do not walk or cross the tracks to avoid dangerous accidents that may affect your own safety and the rights of passengers.
• If you do not comply with the regulations and stay in a prohibited area, on a railway line, on a bridge, in a tunnel, cross the yellow line area on the platform, or ride in a carriage that does not provide passenger service, the Railway Police Department may impose a fine in accordance with the Railway Law.

Listen to the introduction of the stations along the way

• [Dali Station] Dali Station is a simple station on the Taiwan Railway Yilan Line. There are not many people on weekdays. Most people who go hiking on Caoling Historic Trail and Taoyuan Valley Trail get off at this station during the hiking season. But at the back of the station, overlooking the endless Pacific coast from the platform or the overpass between platforms, and feeling the gentle breeze on your face, it is so pleasant.
• 【Toucheng Station】 Toucheng Railway Station has been in use since the Japanese colonial era. It was formerly known as "Touwei Post Station" in 1920 and was renamed "Toucheng Railway Station" in 1948. In 2020, it was upgraded from a third-class station to a second-class station. The old street in front of the train station is the earliest developed place in Yilan. Traces of the prosperity of the past can be seen from some of the architectural ruins. It combines the architectural styles of the Qing Dynasty and the Japanese colonial period and is worth a visit.
• [Houtong Station] Due to the mining of coal and gold mines in Houtong and Xiaocukeng, the Houdong Railway Station was established in 1910 and the station was renamed Houtong in 1962. It was the largest freight station attached to Ruisan Mining next to the station and held an important position at that time. After the railway was electrified, Houtong Station still retained its rural flavor. By chance, it became a village where cats gathered. It was also rated as one of the world's six best cat viewing spots.