Duoliang Railway Station Introduction
Duoliang Station, located on the hillside of the Southern Cross-Island Highway, was originally the site of the Paiwan people's "Dalatandan Society." During the Japanese occupation, it was renamed "Dadoran," and after the construction of the Southern Cross-Island Railway, the name was simplified to "Duoliang." Although train services were suspended in 2006 due to low passenger volume, Duoliang Station is still acclaimed as the most beautiful station in Taiwan for its stunning geographical location by the mountains and the sea. Entering the Duoliang area, the second floor features an observation deck where visitors can overlook the beautiful scenery where sea meets sky. It also offers the spectacular view of trains speeding through the mountains, attracting many railway enthusiasts. In addition to the natural scenery, the surrounding area is adorned with artistic installations, ensuring every view leaves you with wonderful memories! Not far above Duoliang Station is the "Xiangyang Heritage Woodworking Workshop," transformed from the long-abandoned Duoliang Elementary School. Its purpose is to create job opportunities for rural areas. Here, visitors can admire wooden crafts and enjoy a variety of food and beverages. The large art installation within the park, "Wings of Angels," is a must-see.
