New Taipei Wulai Railway Ticket

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The only remaining light railway in Taiwan, witnessing the history of Taiwan's transportation before the highway era

Close to Wulai Forestry Museum, Wulai Waterfall, Yunxian Paradise Cable Car, and Wulai Old Street, it is a good place for families to go on weekends in Taipei.

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- Ticket Introduction -

Service hours: Please refer to the official website announcement . Please pay attention to the time before experiencing it. Summer period (July-August): 09:00~18:00, other periods: 09:00~17:00.
The first Tuesday of each month is a maintenance day for mechanical facilities, and the trolley will be stopped. If it is a national holiday, it will be postponed to the next day. In 2014, the Wulai trolley will be stopped on one day each month as follows: January 2 (Tuesday), February 6 (Tuesday), March 5 (Tuesday), April 2 (Tuesday), May 7 (Tuesday), June 4 (Tuesday), July 2 (Tuesday), August 6 (Tuesday), September 3 (Tuesday), October 1 (Tuesday), November 5 (Tuesday), December 3 (Tuesday)

Departure time: Irregular departures depending on the crowds

Redemption method: Go to the designated boarding point, Wulai Station or Waterfall Station, and have the staff scan the QR code before entering.

Contact: 02-2661-7826

Business Location:
Wulai Station: Walk for 15 minutes from Wulai Old Street and pass Lansheng Bridge to reach the entrance of Wulai Station.
Trolley Waterfall Station: Located next to the waterfall viewing platform below the Wulai Cable Car Station

- Attractions -

In the early days, the Wulai Trolley was only used to transport wood. Due to the development of tourist demand for Wulai Waterfall, passenger transportation was officially launched in 1963, using manpower to push tourists. In order to cope with the growing number of tourists, it was motorized in 1964 and driven by a diesel engine. In 1987, a tunnel was dug at the Waterfall Station to replace the original turntable, which is still in use today. The operating route from Wulai Station to the Waterfall Station is about 1.6 kilometers long, running back and forth from 8 to 17 o'clock every day, and adjusting the operating hours to match the peak season in summer, opening as soon as possible to serve tourists. When visiting Wulai Old Street, the trolley is a must-visit attraction for both adults and children.

Ticket exchange location: Entrance of Wulaitai Station