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Wulai Scenic Train
Wulai Scenic Train
Wulai Scenic Train
Wulai Scenic Train
Wulai Scenic Train
Wulai Scenic Train

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Wulai Scenic Train Tickets, Taipei

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AdultAges 13 to 64RM21.50
Non-refundable. This ticket cannot be cancelled or changed once booked.
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Overview

A short narrow-gauge railway in the mountain township of Wulai, about 26km south of central Taipei. Small open-sided carriages run 1.6km from Wulai Old Street to the Wulai Waterfall area and the entrance to the Atayal village, taking about 7 minutes each way.

  • Ride a preserved heritage railway, built in the Japanese colonial era to carry timber and camphor logs and now run as a scenic tourist ride.
  • Pass over small bridges and through dense riverside vegetation, with views of the Nanshi River, subtropical forest and mountain ridgelines.
  • Arrive near the base of Wulai Waterfall, which drops about 80 metres down a sheer rock face.
  • From the upper station, carry on to the Atayal Museum, the tribal village or the gondola up to Yun Hsien Resort.

Ticket details

Selected option Round trip with Neidong National Forest Park

Description / Important notes

  • Location of use1: Neidong National Forest Playground Ticket gate
  • Time of use: 8:00~17:00(Jan 1 to Dec 31, Monday to Sunday)
  • Location of use2: Wulai Tramcar (Boarding at Wulai Tramcar Station or Waterfall Tramcar Station) Ticket gate
  • Time of use: 09:00~17:00(Sep–Jun);09:00~18:00(Jul–Aug)

Validity

Bookable for 365 days

Included

  • Neidong National Forest Playground Ticket+Wulai Scenic Train Round-trip Ticket
  • Wulai tram ticket is valid for one ride only

How to use your ticket

  • Show Mobile Ticket: At Redemption Counter

Age requirements

  • Adult: 13 to 64 years old

Cancellation policy

  • No Cancellation and Non-refundable

Terms and conditions

Because the weather on the mountain is changeable, please confirm the operating information before departure:

  • Forestry Bureau official website information: https://www.forest.gov.tw/
  • Taiwan Forest Travel Network: https://recreation.forest.gov.tw/
  • For safety reasons, the park will follow the "Regulations on Suspension of Office and Class Operations Due to Natural Disasters" and the government's announcement of suspension of work and classes; or other announcements by the Forestry Bureau and management units based on the actual operating conditions of the park to close or partially close the park. Please be sure to confirm the official website before departure.

Wulai Railway Tickets

  • The ticket is valid for one ride only. Passengers who wish to take a round trip need to purchase two tickets.
  • There are more people riding the train during the lunch break, so it is recommended to board before 11 a.m. or after 2 p.m.
  • Because the climate on the mountain is changeable, please confirm before departure

Plan your visit

Opening hours Every day, 09:00 to 17:00.

What to expect

  • Guests typically arrive in Wulai via public bus from Xindian MRT Station or by private vehicle, entering the township through the main gateway and proceeding along Wulai Old Street — a lively and aromatic strip of food stalls, souvenir shops, hot spring restaurants, and aboriginal craft vendors that forms the cultural heart of the Wulai visit. The scenic train station is located at the far end of Wulai Old Street, easily identifiable by the small platform, the compact narrow-gauge track, and the cluster of open-sided wooden train cars waiting at the departure point. Tickets are purchased at the station counter for either a one-way or round-trip journey, with departures running at frequent intervals throughout the day requiring no advance reservation.
  • The train departs from the lower station and begins its gentle 7-minute journey along the narrow track that hugs the forested hillside above the Nanshi River, crossing small bridges and passing through patches of lush riverside vegetation before the mountain scenery opens up dramatically as the upper terminus comes into view. The pace of the journey is pleasantly slow and the open-sided carriages allow guests to fully absorb the sights, sounds, and fresh mountain air of the valley throughout the ride. Upon arrival at the upper terminus, guests disembark into a scenic area that serves simultaneously as the viewing point for the magnificent Wulai Waterfall directly ahead, the entrance to the Atayal tribal village, and the boarding station for the Wulai gondola ascending to Yun Hsien Resort above.
  • Most guests spend between 30 and 60 minutes at the upper terminus area — walking to the waterfall viewing platform, exploring the tribal village entrance, or browsing the small cluster of food and souvenir stalls — before reboarding the scenic train for the return journey to Wulai Old Street. The complete experience including the return train ride and waterfall viewing typically occupies 45 to 90 minutes, fitting naturally into a broader Wulai itinerary that most visitors complete comfortably within a half day. The combination of heritage transport, indigenous cultural atmosphere, mountain river scenery, and the theatrical drama of the waterfall at the journey's end makes the Wulai Scenic Train one of the most charming and memorable short rail experiences available anywhere in the greater Taipei region.

Things to note

  • Wulai is busiest on weekends and Taiwanese public holidays. Queues for the train can be long during peak periods, so weekday visits are recommended for a more relaxed experience.
  • The train operates in most weather conditions, though service may be suspended during typhoons, heavy rainfall, or landslide warnings. Always check local conditions and service updates before your visit.
  • No dress code required. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for exploring Wulai Old Street and the waterfall area beyond the train terminus.
  • Outside food and beverages are permitted. Wulai Old Street offers a wide variety of local snacks, aboriginal cuisine, and refreshments available for purchase.