Badouzi Station

<h3>Attraction Introduction</h3>Badouzi Station is nestled between mountains and the sea, adjacent to the Pacific Ocean, offering expansive views. It is the terminal station of the Taiwan Railways Shen'ao Line and one of Taiwan's closest stations to the sea. Located at the border of Ruifang District in New Taipei City and Keelung City, it is the only station in Taiwan that spans two cities/counties. <h3>Attraction Features</h3>Badouzi Station is renowned for its unique geographical location; its platform spans both New Taipei City and Keelung City. The station is right by the coast, offering distant views of the azure sea. Badouzi Station features an unmanned, simple, and clean platform where travelers can freely enter and exit to quietly admire the seascape, waiting for trains to trace the coastline, and experience a slower pace of time. Known as 'Duoliang in the South, Badouzi in the North,' Badouzi Station is famous alongside Taitung's Duoliang Station, both popular photo spots due to their proximity to the sea, and a favorite pilgrimage site for railway enthusiasts. <h3>Recommended Activities</h3>When visiting Badouzi Station, in addition to admiring the unique charm of the railway interwoven with the sea and capturing beautiful mountain and sea scenery, you can also experience the special 'one foot, one city' moment. The platform has markers indicating the city/county border, allowing visitors to stand with one foot in New Taipei City and the other in Keelung City, making it a popular photo spot. A coastal bike tour is also highly recommended, riding 1.3 kilometers along the old railway from Badouzi Station to Shen'ao Station, taking about an hour, with beautiful coastal views along the way. <h3>Nearby Recommendations</h3>The National Museum of Marine Science & Technology, Chaojing Park, and Wangyou Valley Trail are all located around Badouzi Station, perfect for a combined visit to enjoy a marine-themed trip.