Ronghua Station

Taiwan Railways unmanned station but provides e-ticket service

The station in the wilderness, located in the main traffic road, very special place, not a place for ordinary tourists to visit

Ronghua Railway Station is here.

It is the second station of Zhudong, located in the outer area of ​​the city. Only platform without station body One of the characteristic mini stations on the Inner Bay Line

Ronghua Station is located in Zhudong Township, Hsinchu County, Taiwan. It is a railway station on the Neiwan Line of the Taiwan Railway Administration. The signboard of the station is really between the buildings~ I can’t see it at all when I ride from the other direction... No wonder I missed it. Anyway, after finding it successfully, I hurried in and stopped and shook it around~ Ronghua Station, established in 2001, is a new commuter station on the Neiwan Line. It is a simple greeting station with only one shore platform. Due to the limited hinterland, the platform is a simple platform supported by two rows of pillars; the fence that prevents passengers from falling off the platform is made of discarded railroad tracks, and rain shelters are also common on branch lines. Single-post iron roof style. There are no station attendants at this station, so you must use the self-service swipe card to get on and off the train. In order to issue tickets in auspicious language, Taiwan Railway changed the name of the station to "Ronghua Fugui", which has no connection with the place. However, both stations are greeting stations, and you can’t buy auspicious language tickets at all. Unless you get on the train to make up the ticket, but the on-board ticket is made of thermal paper, and the texture is not good at all. It seems that you can only buy it at the souvenir shop of Taiwan Railways. It’s a commercial ticket, but I always feel that it doesn’t seem interesting... The distance between Ronghua Station and Zhudong Station is only 1.6 kilometers. Although the distance is short, but under the tall buildings, I think it should also bring convenience to many commuters~ The small station shook simply. A small station hidden between the buildings may be a place that many commuters must pass through every day. However, on holidays, it restored its tranquility. Although Taiwan Railways, despite the opposition of the local people, took great pains to rename Nanhe Station to Fugui Station in order to name it "Ronghua Fugui" together with this station for the purpose of commercialization, but it was impossible to buy actual tickets. I don't really understand it...

If you use google map to navigate to Ronghua Station, it may take you to the uphill side road next to the main road, which is behind Ronghua Station. At this time, you should have no idea how to get to the platform from behind ... But in fact, if you pay a little attention, you will find that there is a path out of the shoulder, there will be a path to the platform. It is theoretically impossible to cross the rails at will, but there are trails here should also be convenient for residents nearby What is special about this small station. The main entrance of the station is located beside the road. There are slopes for people with reduced mobility to enter the station. You can also see a large open space where you can park dozens of cars. It is a very convenient station.

A small station on the Neiwan Line, without toilets and ticket offices