Nuannuan Station

This is a must pass station to Ruifang and Yilan. Although it is small and has no station staff, it is a very good photo spot ~

Nuannuan Railway Station heard that the scene of a female singer's mv was here.

Nuannuan Station is located on the hillside of a small hill beside the Keelung River. You must walk along Nuannuan Street and climb a flight of stairs before you can walk on the platform. Because the main body of the station has been demolished, if you don't look carefully, you won't be able to find the platform. But the second platform is still green and mountainous, and most of Liang Jingru's MVs are also shot on the second platform. Nuannuan Station is an unmanned ticketing station. The Nuannuan Office recently painted the history of Nuannuan, the life of miners, and the French War on the outer wall of the railway station. It also arranged a sidewalk leading to Nuannuan Old Street, connecting important nodes before and after the station. stand up. There are many rapids and whirlpools in the upper reaches of the Keelung River. The sand and gravel entrained in the rapids sink into the recesses of the riverbed, and then drill down on the hard riverbed to form large and small caves, which are called "pot holes" because they resemble teapots.

Unmanned small train station, remember to go to the station first to swipe your leisure card. There are no toilets and halls in the station. The scenery outside the station is good. Sometimes the song Liang Jingru’s warmth is played. It sounds warm in winter and hot in summer. There are so many black mosquitoes that they were bitten as soon as they left the train. .

I wanted to go to Keelung but took the wrong line to Nuan Nuan. While waiting for the bus in Nuan Nuan, the train clerk came over and told me that I would wait for half an hour and suggested that I take the bus instead. When the bus just came, he reminded me to hurry up. Thank him very much. Nuan Nuan is really a warm place.

It is an unmanned station. If you don’t have an EasyCard and don’t know how to buy a ticket to board the train, you have to climb an overpass in the direction of Taipei. It feels like a station that doesn’t take elderly passengers and the disabled into consideration.