Qishan Station - Sugar Rail Story Museum Introduction
Chishang Railway Station was built between 1913 and 1915. The architectural style of the station is referred to as pseudo-Western architecture, a design brought to Taiwan by Japanese architecture students. It combines elements of Japanese, Victorian, and Gothic styles, resulting in an elegant and charming appearance, with the entire building showcasing a lively and cheerful rhythm. Its light blue exterior is quite captivating, attracting tourists who are eager to take photos with the station, which has become the most famous landmark in Chishang. The train services completely ceased in 1978 and, after restoration, it has become a popular tourist attraction, now offering visitor information, banana-themed creative products, and bicycle rentals.
