Gao Xiongyuan Scenic Area — Landscapes shaped by time and culture in our memories 🏛️

#September Travel Grant The former Gaoyang Train Station building, built in the Imperial Crown style, completed in 1937, is now preserved under the name "Gaoyangwangyeonggwan." It was relocated 82.6 meters southeast in 2002 as part of a plan to bury the railway underground. Recently, it was restored to its original location, revealing its grandeur once again. Today, the building remains not just a place to pass time, but a cultural asset and landmark, a reminder of the city's past.
The exterior is captivating, with its red brick walls, large arched windows, and traditional decorations. Its preservation of the intersection between the Japanese colonial era and the modern era is deeply impressive. Every time I passed by, the warm sunlight would catch my eye, and the tranquil, elegant atmosphere would captivate me.
A portion of the exhibition space is also open, with historical exhibits neatly arranged to provide a glimpse into the cultural flow. I'd like to describe it as "a place where the city's time and memories flow silently." If you want an experience that will evoke emotions you may have forgotten, even if only for a moment, during your trip, I highly recommend visiting.

Post by 42charity | Sep 15, 2025