Our last stop was at Jingtong, the wooden station that was built in 1929 by the Japanese government for the mining business. The place is filled with rolls of bamboos with wishes written on them.
How to get there?
Buy the "One Day pass for Pingxi Line" at Taipei Railway Station so you could visit a few stops along the train line. We bought the passes at Counter 12.
From Taipei Railway Station (Platform No. 4), take train to Ruifang (瑞芳). If you are not sure which platform, check with the station person.
Train fare costs NT$44 (using Easycard) and it takes about an hour to reach Ruifang (瑞芳).
Alight at Ruifang Station (瑞芳車站) and change to the train travelling towards Jingtong (菁桐).
Alight at Jingtong Station (菁桐車站).
Passed by the shops at Jingtong old street and reached the bus stop.
Jingtong Memorial Statue (菁桐坑纪念雕像)
Instead of taking the train back, we took the bus to Muzha MRT station.
Where else have I been in Taiwan?
- Cityinn Branch I 新驛旅店台北車站一館 (Taipei)
- Hotel Relax II 旅樂序精品旅館 站前二館 (Taipei)
- Formosa Chang 鬍鬚張 (Taipei)
- Jingtong 菁桐 (Taipei)
- Jiufen 九份 (Taipei)
- Mala Hotpot Gongguan Store 马辣顶级鸳鸯火锅 (Taipei)
- Raohe Street Night Market 饒河街觀光夜市 (Taipei)
- Shifen 十分 (Taipei)
- Shilin Night Market 士林夜市 (Taipei)
- Starbucks at Taipei101 (星巴克 台北101大樓內35樓)
- Tamsui 淡水 (Taipei)
- Tian Wai Tian Hotpot 天外天精緻火鍋 昆明店 (Taipei)
- Ximending 西门町 (Taipei)
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