Neiwan Old Street. A mountain town's charm reborn, a railway journey through time. Nestled in the mountains of Hsinchu County's Hengshan Township, Neiwan Old Street is a historic mountain town brimming with memories. A mountain town's charm reborn, a railway journey through time. Nestled in the mountains of Hsinchu County's Hengshan Township, Neiwan Old Street is a historic mountain town brimming with memories. During the Japanese colonial era, Neiwan flourished due to its timber and mining industries, once experiencing immense commercial prosperity and liveliness. Though it has since shed its industrial glory, it now possesses a nostalgic charm deepened by the passage of time. Strolling through the old street, one encounters remnants of early architecture and traces of the past everywhere. The Neiwan Theater is one of its most representative landmarks, as if time has paused in an era intertwined with projectors and applause, silently narrating stories of the past. Accompanied by the whistle of the Neiwan railway, memories of the interwoven lives of the railway and the community are reawakened. In addition to its rich cultural history, Neiwan is also an excellent place to savor Hakka culture. The streets are lined with various snack shops and handicraft stores, selling authentic Hakka delicacies such as ban tiao, lei cha, and cao zi guo, their tantalizing aromas making one's mouth water. Neiwan is not only suitable for nostalgic strolls but also boasts natural beauty that can be enjoyed in all seasons: cherry blossoms in spring, fireflies at night in summer, red maple leaves in autumn, and hot springs in winter. Each season adorns this small town with a different facade, always bringing unexpected surprises. Why not plan a slow-paced getaway, hop on a train, and step into Neiwan Old Street to feel the warmth of time slowly flowing, and savor...
Address: 新竹縣橫山鄉中正路
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Hsinchu County