The Neiwan Branch Line is Taiwan's premier Hakka-heritage railway, running 28 kilometers from Hsinchu into forested valleys and traditional villages. It operates 12 daily services with an average ridership of 800 passengers per train, 20% fewer than the Jiji Branch Line but offering deeper cultural immersion. The line ends at Neiwan Old Street, where visitors can sample authentic Hakka cuisine and explore century-old wooden storefronts. A one-way ticket costs only NT$50, making it 50% cheaper than the average branch line in the top 10. The route passes 4 historic tunnels and 2 suspension bridges, with a 98% on-time performance record.
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