Blue-skinned Jieyou Sightseeing Train Package | Ticket & Chinese Guide & Special Meals

Let the gentle breeze carry the smiles on our lips, along the verdant mountain ranges lining the shore, echoing the old-fashioned blue-covered clothes of childhood and the modern, carefree spirit of adulthood. We travel slowly with the cool train, deeply etched in the beautiful smiles of the southward journey. With the windows open, we follow the tides, enjoying the gentle caress of the southern breeze. The train's scenery drifts into bygone days, softly weaving together a romantic holiday with the South Island.

[Introduction to the Blue-Skinned Carriage] Facilities:
① Retro-style hanging rotating electric fan facility ② The only train facility in Taiwan with operable windows ③ Super nostalgic classic green seats ④ Super retro manual door facility ⑤ Vacuum toilets enhance cleanliness


- Itinerary Introduction -

[Fangliao → Taitung Route] Fangliao Station – Jialu Station – Dawu Station – Taimali Station – Taitung Railway Station

• Activity duration: Approximately 3 hours (Please refer to the train timetable for detailed stop information)
• Garo Station. The largest of the small stations, Garo Station is the only station with a helipad. Despite its small size, it boasts a large plaza marked with an "H," earning it the nickname "the largest of the small stations" among railway enthusiasts. Special arrangement: A brief guided tour introducing the unique features of Garo Station.
• Taimali Station, whose name in the Paiwan language is "Ja.Bau.Li" meaning "the place where the sun rises," is famous for its New Year's Eve sunrise. Upon arrival and exiting the station, you are greeted by a straight and wide avenue with stunning views that make you feel like you can reach the Pacific Ocean. No matter where you look, there is an illusion that the sea level is higher than the land, making it a popular Instagram spot in Taitung.
  ※ Special Arrangement: Activities on the platform and outside the station plaza, including photography of the beautiful seascape along Ilhō Boulevard.

[Taitung → Fangliao Route] Taitung Railway Station – Jinlun Station – Dawu Station – Fangshan Station – Fangliao Station

• Activity duration: Approximately 3 hours (Please refer to the train timetable for detailed stop information)
• Jinlun Station is a third-class station on the South Link Line, offering panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean from its platform. Located in an indigenous village, the station is adjacent to Jinlun Secret Beach and the St. Northe Church, a blend of indigenous culture. The beach, church, and Jinlun Bridge are popular photo spots for many Instagrammers!
  ※ Special Arrangement: A walking tour of Jinlun Church, with guides from seven tribes in the Jinlun River basin, allowing for a deeper understanding of local tribal culture and life.
  ※ In the event of force majeure such as Taiwan Railways train scheduling or natural disasters, the Jinlun walking tour itinerary will be adjusted according to the train arrival situation. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.
• Taimali Station was originally a station with panoramic mountain and sea views from its platform. The station building features a blue and black color scheme, with black representing Dawu Mountain and blue symbolizing the ocean. Built to blend with the terrain, the station utilizes arched windows, spiral staircases, and a high-ceilinged waiting hall, making it resemble a luxurious villa perched on a hillside. In conjunction with the "Taiwan Railway South Link Railway Station Renovation Project," the station's exterior facilities and surrounding landscape have been renovated. A special guided tour will be provided to introduce the unique features of Dawu Station.
• Fangshan Station, the southernmost station in Taiwan, is nestled in the mountains with its orange and white building surrounded by mountains and sea. The plaza in front of the station offers a wide view, taking in the magnificent scenery of the Taiwan Strait. Trains stop at Fangshan Station infrequently, and the station is marked by the marks of time. Walking on the sparsely populated platform, one can truly appreciate the tranquility of this secluded station.
  ※ Exclusively for passengers on the Blue Stained Relief Ship – allowing ample time to appreciate the hidden beauty of the area. Please note!!

Starting October 1, 2025, ticket prices will be changed as follows: (I) The one-way ticket price from Fangliao to Taitung and from Taitung to Fangliao will be adjusted from NT$699 to NT$799 per person.
(ii) The round-trip ticket price between Fangliao and Taitung for the same day will be adjusted from NT$1,199 to NT$1,399 per person.
(iii) The applicable age for children's tickets remains "under six years old", and the one-way ticket price of NT$99 remains unchanged.