Badouzi Station Introduction
- Attraction Introduction - Badouzih Station is located next to the mountains and the sea, adjacent to the Pacific Ocean, offering a broad view. It is the terminus of the Taiwan Railways' Shen'ao Line and one of the closest train stations to the sea in Taiwan. Situated at the junction of Ruifeung District in New Taipei City and Keelung City, it is the only station in Taiwan that spans two counties and cities. - Attraction Features - Badouzih Station is named for its unique geographical location. The platform crosses both New Taipei City and Keelung City, and the station is close to the coastline, providing a distant view of the blue sea. Badouzih Station has an unmanned platform with a simple and clean design, allowing travelers to freely enter and exit while quietly enjoying the sea view and waiting for trains to arrive along the coastline, experiencing a slower rhythm of time. "Nantoudalang, Beibadouzi" – Badouzih Station is renowned for its proximity to the sea, similar to Taitung's Duoliang Station, making it a popular spot for photography and a pilgrimage site for railway enthusiasts. - Recommended Activities - When visiting Badouzih Station, aside from enjoying the unique charm of the intersection of railways and sea views, you can capture beautiful mountain and sea scenery. You can also experience a unique moment of standing in two cities, as the platform has city boundary markers, allowing visitors to stand with one foot in New Taipei City and the other in Keelung City, which is a popular photo spot. A coastal cycling trip is also highly recommended, riding from Badouzih Station to Shen'ao Station along the old railway for about 1.3 kilometers, taking approximately an hour, with beautiful coastal views along the way. - Nearby Recommendations - The National Museum of Marine Science and Technology, Chaijging Park, and Wangyou Valley Trail are all located near Badouzih Station, making it suitable for a marine-themed journey.
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Platform Trail Angle
