Yanchengpu metro station - Yancheng District

Convenient for sightseeing

Do you want to turn on the air conditioner in the hot summer? The entire MRT station is so hot

The toilet has only one side exit, which is too convenient..

Kaohsiung MRT X Xiaowanzi

The arrangement of the small balls is very cute, but the provided small balls have a malfunctioning camera, and the money invested cannot be refunded immediately. You still need to contact the manufacturer yourself. I don’t think this way of handling is appropriate. I hope there will be such a commercial one in the future. During the exhibition, there can be more perfect response handling.

Take here to love.

Poor air circulation inside the station, and occasionally see dog stools that have accumulated for many days at the exit outside the station...The overall environmental hygiene is poor

Yanchengpu Station is located in Yancheng District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. It is a MRT station on the Orange Line of the Kaohsiung MRT and is currently the only high-volume MRT station in the district. The station structure is an underground two-story island platform station with four entrances and exits. The station is located on Dayong Road and the station code is O2. The average daily number of people entering and leaving in 2019 is 8929, ranking 14th in the Kaohsiung MRT system; the current highest record is 16,745 in February 2019, and the lowest record is April 2020 2,940 visits. The station is located in the center of Yancheng District. Exit 2 is close to various attractions on the west bank of the Love River, such as the History Museum, 228 Peace Memorial Park, Film Library, Music Hall, Kaohsiung International Convention Center, etc.; 5 walk south from Exit 1 Minutes is the Pier 2 Art Special Zone. There are many users. Whenever there is a big exhibition, the traffic volume of this station will increase sharply (the highest record is a full month of 3D visual exhibition in that month); the east-west direction is the essence of Yancheng District. Road, not far from the west is Horie Shopping Mall. The middle of exits 1 and 2 was originally planned as a walking area, but the results were not effective and the store was operating poorly.