Xinpu Station — There are three wooden train stations on the Miaoli section of the coastal railway that have been preserved since the Japanese colonial era. Xinpu Station is one of them. The station and its railway facilities are filled with an old and mottled atmosphere, creating a special travel style that is retro, nostalgic, and slow-paced.

Xinpu Station. There are three wooden train stations on the Miaoli section of the coastal railway that have been preserved since the Japanese colonial era. Xinpu Station is one of them. The station and its railway facilities are filled with an old and mottled atmosphere, creating a special travel style that is retro, nostalgic, and slow-paced. There are three wooden train stations on the Miaoli section of the coastal railway that have been preserved since the Japanese colonial era. Xinpu Station is one of them. The station and its railway facilities are filled with an old and mottled atmosphere, creating a special travel style that is retro, nostalgic, and slow-paced. Xinpu Station is also the closest station to the sea on the western main line of the Taiwan Railways. It will be nearly a hundred years old since its opening in 1922. The wooden station's structural style and historical value are very high, and the station is still in normal use today. When you come here, just slow down, carefully search for traces of old times in every corner, and appreciate the beauty of the afternoon sun reflecting on the mottled wooden structure, and you will be immersed in the beauty of light and shadow. Address: 苗栗縣通霄鎮新埔里新埔57號 Hours: 00:00–23:59 Miaoli