{"id":104586,"date":"2017-04-15T01:45:15","date_gmt":"2017-04-14T17:45:15","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/jonathansin.com\/?p=104586"},"modified":"2026-04-12T14:31:54","modified_gmt":"2026-04-12T06:31:54","slug":"taiwan-thsrc-pass-high-speed-rail-pass","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/jonathansin.com\/en\/taiwan-thsrc-pass-high-speed-rail-pass\/","title":{"rendered":"Taipei Tourism. Taiwan] High Speed Rail Ticket, 3 Days, Flexible 3 Days Ticket, Must Have for Travelling to Taiwan"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\nOne of the journeys on my 10-day Taiwan trip was from Taipei to Taichung. Of course, I could have taken a domestic flight or a bus, but the most convenient option is the Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR), which is a high-speed railway. The Taiwan High Speed Rail Corporation (THSRC) is Taiwan's high-speed railway system, with a total length of about 349 kilometres, running through the most densely populated western part of the country.
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The Taiwan High Speed Rail (HSR) runs from Nangang in Taipei to Zuoying in Kaohsiung, with a total of 12 stations along the route. Starting point: Nangang Station > Taipei > Banqiao > Taoyuan > Hsinchu > Miaoli > Taichung > Changhua > Yunlin > Chiayi > Tainan > Ending point: Zuoying. Total length 349 km, Boarding time: approx. 105 min, Fare: NT1530.
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\nNangang Station, Taipei Station, and Banqiao Station are underground stations co-located with the Taiwan Railway and MRT, Taoyuan Station is an underground station, Hsinchu Station is an elevated station co-located with the six stations of the Taiwan Railway, Miaoli Station is an elevated station co-located with the abundant stations of the Taiwan Railway, Taichung Station is an elevated station co-located with the new Wuzhi Station of the Taiwan Railway, Changhua, Yunlin, and Chiayi Stations are independent elevated stations, Tainan Station is an elevated station co-located with the Shalun Station of the Taiwan Railway, and Zuoying Station is a flat station co-located with the Tainan Station is an elevated station co-located with Taiwan Railway Shalun Station, and Zuoying Station is a flat station co-located with Taiwan Railway New Zuoying Station. Although Banqiao Station and Taoyuan Station are adjacent underground stations, most of the section between Banqiao Station and Taoyuan Station is elevated. (Wiki)
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One of the journeys I took during my 10-day trip to Taiwan was from Taipei Station > Taichung Station, and the journey took only about an hour, so it was basically just a matter of chatting, looking at the scenery, and having a cup of coffee before I got there.
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3-Day Pass \/ Flexible<\/span>3-Day Ticket<\/span><\/h3>\n

We bought the Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) vouchers in advance. There are two types of vouchers, one for 3 consecutive days or one for 3 days a week with unlimited rides and zones on the Taiwan High Speed Rail.
\n(1) 3-Day Pass. Unlimited travel on the Express Rail Link for 3 consecutive days.<\/span>The most important sightseeing spots in western Taiwan are in the centre of the city.(2) Flexible 3-day passes for travelling on the HSR on any 3 days within a 7-day week.<\/span>No matter whether it's Taipei or Kenting, you can stay there for two more days before taking the high speed train.However, the two vouchers can only be purchased and used by travellers visiting Taiwan under the Individual Visit Scheme.<\/span>
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Usage.<\/h4>\n

The Target: Restricted to non-Taiwanese customers.
\nThe Scope of use: Unlimited travel on Taiwan High Speed Rail stations for a limited number of days.
\nThe Redemption Period: Within 90 days of the next day of issue date
\nThe Expiry date: 30 days after ticket redemption
\nRedemption Venue Where to redeem: Present your card number and passport at the ticketing counter of any XRL station to redeem a paper weekly ticket.
\n\uff0e Seats: Passengers travelling on the Free Seat are required to present their passports and travel passes to the gate staff for checking before entering the station to take the Free Seat on any train; for the opposite seat, they have to go to the XRL station counter to apply for the opposite seat (not applicable to the Business Class).
\nThe Provide your English name with the same certificate number as your passport. If you provide incorrect information, you will not be able to travel on the HSR and no refund will be made.
\nThe This ticket is valid for travelling on Free Seat and Pair Seat compartments, but is not valid for Business Class compartments.<\/p>\n

Purchase of XRL Tickets<\/span><\/h3>\n

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