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Chiayi VR Travel Videos 嘉義縣
The mountains Taiwan's most famous railway climbs, and the flatland out to the oyster beds. Start where the train starts, in the city: the cypress dormitories of Hinoki Village, the Wenhua Road night market, the Sun-Shooting Tower above the park. Then take the narrow-gauge line up as broadleaf gives way to red cypress and the track spirals into cloud. Break at Fenqihu for a lunchbox in a wooden street that has fed passengers for a century. Wait at Zhushan before dawn for the sun over a sea of cloud. Walk the Taiping Suspension Bridge a thousand metres up, its deck swaying above tea terraces. At Xingang, cross the courtyards where the Dajia pilgrimage turns for home each spring. Finish at Budai, where a chapel shaped like a glass slipper stands among the salt flats. Step inside these VR films and explore Chiayi yourself — in a headset, or straight in your browser.
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- Lienchiang 連江縣 78
- Keelung City 基隆市 125
- Taipei City 臺北市 300
- New Taipei City 新北市 172
- Yilan 宜蘭縣 119
- Taoyuan 桃園市 203
- Hsinchu City 新竹市 61
- Hsinchu 新竹縣 61
- Miaoli 苗栗縣 57
- Taichung City 臺中市 134
- Changhua 彰化縣 77
- Nantou 南投縣 160
- Hualien 花蓮縣 117
- Yunlin 雲林縣 77
- Chiayi 嘉義縣 78
- Kinmen 金門縣 67
- Penghu 澎湖縣 97
- Tainan City 臺南市 94
- Taitung 臺東縣 117
- Kaohsiung City 高雄市 141
- Pingtung 屏東縣 182
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