Duoliang Station

The camera looks out from a hillside above the Pacific, where an old railway platform sits among coastal scrub. Trains on the single-track east coast line pass close to the sea, and the blue water meets a steep, green mountain wall. The abandoned station building and the curve of the track are what make the scene easy to recognise.

Mornings tend to be clearest, before haze builds over the water. Afternoon light warms the hillside and the sea turns deeper blue. In summer the coast is often bright and dry, while other seasons bring more cloud and passing showers. Trains appear at intervals, so the view shifts between quiet platform and moving carriages.

Duoliang is a disused stop on the South-Link Line between Taitung and Pingtung, built along a stretch of coast where mountains fall almost straight into the sea. The old platform has become a stopping point for travellers driving the coastal road. Nearby, the road and railway share a narrow shelf of land above the water.