New Taipei｜Wulai Train Ticket｜Can be used on weekdays and holidays

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- Announcement -

Wulai TRT will stop running from 9:00 am today (8/6)

Due to heavy rain in the Wulai mountainous area yesterday, rocks fell from the upper slope of track 1K+250 on the Wulai Trolley Bus. For operational safety and to address the rockfall, the Wulai Trolley Bus will be suspended from 9:00 AM on August 6, 2015. A further announcement will be made once the area is safe. For information on the Trolley Bus suspension and operation, please visit the Taiwan Forest Travel website for the latest operating information.

- Ticket Introduction -

• Service hours: Please refer to the official website announcement . Please note the time before your experience. Summer period (July-August): 09:00~18:00, other periods: 09:00~17:00.
  The first Tuesday of every month is a maintenance day for mechanical facilities and the trolley will stop running. If it falls on a national holiday, the service will be postponed to the next day.
  
• Departure time: irregular departure time depending on the crowd
• Redemption method: Go to the designated boarding point, Wulai Station or Waterfall Station, and have the staff scan the QR code before boarding.
• Contact: 02-2661-7826
• Business Location:
  Wulai Station: Walk for 15 minutes from Wulai Old Street and pass Lansheng Bridge to reach the entrance of Wulai Station.
  Trolley Waterfall Station: Located next to the waterfall viewing platform below the Wulai Cable Car Station

- Attractions Introduction -

The Wulai Trolley Bus initially served only as a lumber transport. Due to the growing demand for Wulai Waterfall sightseeing, passenger transport officially began in 1963, using human-powered transport. To accommodate the growing number of visitors, the bus was motorized in 1964, powered by a diesel engine. In 1987, despite significant challenges, a tunnel was excavated through the Wulai Waterfall Station to replace the original turntable, a system that continues to operate today. The approximately 1.6-kilometer route runs from Wulai Station to the Waterfall Station, running daily from 8:00 to 17:00. Operating hours are adjusted to accommodate peak summer season, allowing for a more frequent service. The trolley bus is a must-see attraction for both adults and children alike when visiting Wulai Old Street.