Suantou Station

Suantou Station is an above-ground railway station in Lioujiao Township that serves as a transit hub for the region. The facility features platforms for passenger trains and direct connections to other stations within Taiwan's rail network.

The station opened in 1909 as part of Japan's extensive railway development on the island during colonial rule. Its construction was closely tied to sugar cane transport and the industrial needs of that era.

The station connects to the nearby Zhecheng Cultural Park, which preserves the industrial legacy of the former sugar factory that once operated in this area. You can walk through these grounds to see how the local economy was built on this production.

The station is easily accessible by public transport and features clear signage to help visitors navigate between platforms. You should check train times before arriving and note that service may vary on weekdays and weekends.

The station grounds retain architectural details from the early 20th century that reflect Japanese colonial design. These building features remain visible today and tell the story of a different era.

Location: Lioujiao Township

Inception: October 25, 1909

Official opening: October 25, 1909

GPS coordinates: 23.47958,120.30075

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:07