Duoliang Station, Taitung — South-Link Line

The camera was installed by the Tourism Development Department of the Taitung County Government (臺東縣政府觀光發展處) and streams on the county's own channel, "Amazing Taitung 台東就醬玩". Taiwan's Tourism Administration live-image portal credits the feed to the Taitung County Government. The stream has been live without interruption since 28 July 2021. Duoliang Station (多良車站) sits at the southern end of Taimali Township, reached by turning right at the 400.5 km marker of Provincial Highway 9. Because the site was a hillside, the South-Link Railway construction office built the station on an elevated structure: waiting room and ticket office on the ground floor, platform above. The red railings along the platform have become its trademark, and from there the view opens straight onto the Pacific — which is why the operator calls it "the most beautiful station in all of Taiwan". The station was a Taiwan Railway request stop. Passenger service ended on 1 July 2006 and the station was formally closed on 1 October 2006, but the line stayed busy: the operator notes that trains serve Jinlun, the neighbouring station, and run through Duoliang without stopping. Since the opening of the new Duoliang alignment, travellers can ride from Jinlun or from Fangliao to Longxi for the same sea views from the train window. The site is open to visitors as a viewing area. The operator states opening hours of 08:00–17:00 daily from 1 December 2025 (the shorter autumn–winter–early-spring schedule) with a NT$10 cleaning fee, and warns that nothing separates the platform from the track.